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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24

-. a shipment Of 80 -haDdkerchiefs was
made 10 Seattle. The shipment FOR Jan
sth. 1919 consisted Of So Sweaters. fg2
pairs OF socks. IL helmets. 30 pairs
wrlsticts and ono mufncr During the
Illness % Mrs. Horne the work OF the
Supplies Committee has been under the
supervision OF Mrs. Paul Haddock. As
aiiotments must be finished for ship
ment In February. every one who can
assist with the sewing Is urgently re-
quested TO do so.
Ways and means. which have been
mktcrlalized. were discussed at this
meeting. for the opening OF the Zeller
Hospital for the care OF our ranch peo-
pie who are attacked with "flu". DIR.
Zeller kindly contributed the equip
ment in the rooms, and under the SUI
peryislon OF Mr.. George Caches the
has been put In shape for use.
a nurse has been provided from North
western Headquarters at Seattle. a
cook has been secured. and the next
.hilr 10 look for Is the patients. The
Influenza and Home Service Commit
res. under the supervision OF Mrs. VIII,
Custer and Mrs. y. @. Lane. have done
EXCELLENT work. which Is appreciated |
" the Chapter. as well as by the COM
nunlty In general
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24
o,ve THEM A YEARS PAY

: , . = . 2 . . . . . . . .
What IL known an tho Shafcr plan
provides that Congress shall vote 10
each soldier. whether Ia over seas duty
and marines a fun years pay And why
noiy The administration has given
railroads and other employees back pay
amounting 20 more than years pay TO
any soldier Even with years pay In
hts pocket The soldier or sailor will not
have ~ much az he would have had.
had he stayed al home and worked AZ
some civii life trade OF business on even
49, 3 common inboFcr.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24

ur1er dfrertion Of Arr Cathefine "
Atheys Executive Secretary for the
state. ths school children viii be ask
I'd ca take Part Ia Health Crusads 10
b~ssn Pub. ana continue Tor rs weeks.
Tnls ia connection with national cf-
fort along this limo conducted by the
ReQ Cross and the National Tubcrcu-
iosis Association. The Junior Red
cross win also cooperate 10 this
health crusade.
la order Go add interest to tho CRU
nadc liz sponsors are weaving into its
vocabulary and activities terms and
proceedings based ON the days of
knighthood 80 "Joust" ana Crusade"
and Tournament" and Field Of the
Cloth OF Cold win be familiar terms
In this modern Health Crusade the
children u'iii conduct Health Tourna-
socatF' Ia which the contestants viii
strive Tor the henors of Page" rs
quire- sknlgnt" etc The coalitions
governing the awards OF honors are cx-
plaincd 10 circular called s-rfe
Field OF the f,ath OF ooia.- lssucd by
The fsseo Auti rubercniosls asusScls.
uoA u the Teachers hsnoai tssnssl bs
tbs Jp6ter f<d. crcss
Ths pa ~ cll<a. k~r1 ~ssserfull
cosxitsilts~ sd In ses~tf serpuys q
ssssesi - ssil 80 . sAvaisnl ssam D.
- thai w,ii sFodoss sasss eeslsbfa al
49, t~s~3nsi rs~rfrs a Ayt Ell xls
ss~s~sS - suAs-ss sna 3{b L. s-sr%,
X s5~~sss -tsA he full ss~.ssrs- -.
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NOTICE or sAEairF's SALE OF
EsTTAvS

/ on arestouf Sov. ist 1919 the foel
lowing described cs,iayswere taken ue
bs y. fraakim . his farm. six and ono
quartef miles North west OF Shoshone
idaho
One ~orrel mare. weigh, about 200.
raid fsce left hiad FOOT white. brand
sd r. g.. Oh left shoulder
One bae seariinR filN. weight about
$50. star In forhead. left hind foot
white. no visible brands.
Notice is hereby given that On Thurs
day tho 18th day OF February 1919 at
2.se I'M. o'clock az the r. Franklin
fuFm six and one quarter miles North
West Of Shoshone. Lincoln County,
Idaho. ! viii pursuant to the estray
laws " the State OF Idaho. sell the A.
boye described c~trays to the highest
and best bidder for cash. lawful mon
cy Of the United States.
Dated jan. IA 1919
Clafeuce Wheeler sheriff
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tJunor Red Cross Activities. Continued from page /,

Ounior Red Cross Activities. Continued from u
Owing to the influenza epidemic actual work has been
much hampered The rural schools of the county have
been unable to take any active part far but there
plenty of work for them when they ready to begin
The boys allotment of bedside tables had to be cancelled
but they have made all shipping boxes for the Senior Red
Cross, eight in all The boys especially those who
Scouts, still offering their services the Senior Red
Cross and perform all tasks with much credit
The seventh grade girls of the Shoshone school have
completed since January the allotment of twenty FIVE
bed side bags They found them very interesting prob
lem and tried to do work that will give pleasure the
soldiers who will use them
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Soldier Letters
Donald Drummond
Z VERIFYING with us is much as usua
IL Plenty to do, and seems its time to do it

L.
L. Plenty TO do and seems its time to do it.
Weather has been very fine for France" all week and
we appreciate the sunshineone thing that is lack
inghere. Nights cold very damp penetrating cold
that hangs until non many days mixed with the con-
nuai Jog and RAIN 1t IS anything but pleasant Guess
we wont be glad when get back to Gods country This
olcourse0ny applies when its bad for when the weather
good its simply lovely When the mists lift from the
many little valleys leaving the grass sss green as FIRST
spring tins The Gpe trees in their spenaar, the Others
pop almost bare Of their ieaves woHd search fa5
tor more beautiful spa. susss day vas tasa Saaay
asd @ithsuy trieds ve VISITED DC eeaessry uAce sst
3.apptaipe y siurays led Sas u s9cS ssrruup
uc Hi fsAa usastr * srrresa rne esprs-ry l. ,ers
cd Ora $sxxr upnef<si keta 10 sns1sr7 q cse Co.
alans Nb6f 10 lu0aehlns t<r tin Esissz xna vstEfs'
Ind Ssat il rs fuag roc OF pp1 Bosch graves k;Bea
hot recently Irous thep several svarurs shot d6ma
fsear here. J,rst OUTSIDE the 0all IS nnhtary Es
eteryou after ROW. packed closely together of French
soldiers who gave their all. Here too few OF "Ouf,
Boys resting ia peace. The The sol
ders yet very simple Just wooden marker with
name, date etc. and the French tri-color In the civil
ian section many very fine monuments in evidence
some though many being vaults They very nice
bur not near as large ornamental be found
in any q our larger cemeteries ~,
Wese,urncd to the village BY rather round about way
l, ths views well worth the walk as the air
very clear andors could far every direction
We are mechanical outfit straigh, through now aud
~ present We rebuilding automobiles both touring
cars and Trucks with the latter in the majority. Have
quite large outfit and doing good work May not be
very glorious bur ii numbers in cars count we must BE-
helping little,
Ffom our title should be air planes bu, guess from
The looks OF things shall finish the here, though
we'd all like chance the air line. !, Was just hard
luck that switched off here and we don't be
able to break the 'hooslos
To night beng halloween guess we'd better be on our
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24

EsyArss O. usrs =. caiy ssose'
Aks-Hasiaf,
Motto. u brrees sivns bs shs under
slHr Cd Erontcr 81 The estate of-A<sss
4. crssr fston er. deceased. 70 the er~o,t-
era Of sod ali p~rsoan havInS sisi,ss
wu-,nst the said dec~ssed. 60 eahibit
them 9Th the nec~rnsry vouchers.
within foer tneAthe after tho nrst pus, .
ucstsep o. this nS,ice. to the ssia Ell
ecoief at sboshone. County OF Lincoln,
state OF idsho.
nssted Janusrs. 10TH 1919
tseorre Stoner Executor. OF the Estate
fNs.fik ie-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE or Ron Guey DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator OF the estate OF
ron Gucy deceased. to the creditors
OF anu i'll persons having claims a
gainat the said deceased. TO exhibit
within four n,ouths after the first pub
tho necessary vouchers within four
ucailon OF this notice. 10 the raid 'aq-
uaialsfr@tor hs Shoahohe, County o.
Lincoln State OF idaho.
dated Deosseheta5sth isis sf
waiter Ii. cerps Public %arnints-
tlatre Of tbs estate ur res ousv Do
,usr.s,s r5--s1
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING.

Shoshone Idaho
January Is. 1919.
THE LINCOLN COUNTY BOARD OF
HEALTH
The Board Of health, of Lincoln Co.
Idaho convened this day with Anders
Anderson. Chairman. John w McFall
aud r W. Patterson. members. G. w
Din having been appointed Secretary,
All members being present
NOTICE OF QUARANTINE.
Notice " hereby given that owing 20
the serious conditions now existing in
Lincoln county, Idaho. the Board Of
Health, In consideration OF the fact
that Spanish Influenza and other con
tnRloue diseases prevail In said county
for the purpose OF declaring a quaran..
tine docs hereby ORDER that all pub.
Ac and private dances. OF any nature
or description. be prohibited. That
homes or buildings In which IL sitG9 ted
persons suffering from Spanish Jnfiu-
cnxa. or other Contagious diseases.
shall be strictly quarantined. and no
perhon shah be permitted 70 40 10 or
fro<ssj said f,nildin sa,,'ercept physicians,
" nurses or persons authorized by a
physician. and aAiy .i,Np at
tsr belnS propcriy. tuniK~tsd.. 81
n Further, that Tbs qasrassinaspan only
NJ raised upon q place wherein cxssts
Hpa nish fusuenss. except hy a mcno<r
of tie Board OF Health. Of the county.
" = physician. ~ p y
IL IL further ordered that no ossket
oeots islag tho corpse OF any parren
who died OF Rrepish In6usaoa. shall 20
npeacd az the funeral OF said pereon
except upon AN order OF a unembsT OIL
Ihs said RosrG OF Health or q physician
II Ia further ordered that " IA the
suty OF any person m. 70 notify. or
rsuse 10 be notified physicisla OF
such iliness. aud " such physician tfoes !
rot attend said M person then he shaii l
notify the local health officer of tho
,anne
This order shah remain in fun force
md effect until further ordered by this
toard
whcrcupon the BOARD adjourned un-
II fnrthes notice
Andcrs Anderson,
Chairman
ATTEST. C.. W Dili Secretary
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24
Ernest L., Comes
Camp Casino,
Newport News,
JAN, 10Th, 1919
Dear Mr.. Editor :

received copy of the Journal
which was addressed to my first address in Camp Ere
mont 1t has been long time since left that camp with
my regiment which bound for France and just got
the stepping off place in New York when the anastcc
signed We loaded the transport only to get
off again Since being drafted have been W ii, the
twelfth Infantry Regiment old organization with
wonderful history considering its existence still the
age of seventy five years
We did not go to France not because did not
very much at the time OF all thank
ful that the with.
So far there to be chances for demobliz
alton are quite important and practically perm
anent duty here at this port The heroes landing
here by very large numbers the rate of least 5000
week Among the hospital cargoes can see all sights
Of them being able to imagine the horrors of the conflict
and what it cost the American homes Many Of them
however did reach the front line but they all forget
their past the moment Of their landing so great seems
to be their happiness.
Being as said that may be in the service some time
yet still have my thoughts around Shoshone and thus
would like to receive copy and then you can send
to
Yours Cordially,
Pvt Earnest L. Comes
Co. K. 18th Inf. Camp Casino
Newport News
Virginia.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24

Va afes NsLcw 60 srtsne Oars IL.
Kos sCrs~< nslilssls tee .sseusrr ssth
WHICH ~tlf Re ~ spesnsl n1trresi q
sssssr~s ~ Ltnooln csnnty Chapter q
~ssi ss al sssers;
.lo sccepst OF she orxsei s.ail rruse
kst1ossl fle<duusrfcfs that tho refugees
ssfudnss snoold be ali ready Tor ship.
aSsnt 10 feornary. aud since al wosk
On eoEesis-oeat robes aud BAHAMAS
sesy be sad ssids until the refugee
wcf1 - comflste,.. -ould Il not be pos
siosr Tor the Chapters 10 concentrate
al thsif energies to@ard nnish,os
chapter Production Orders recently
seat out and urge upon their worker.
ths actual necossitles OF their neiehbors
ia the dssastatsa ~aress OF Europe
On scco1nt a most OF p5sssm,oess1le
faasne scfs simple. anf "a = Ane Of
fts Chapter work rooms ~ xossa. il
would probably be adslssbfs tor the
sussiiafirs 10 allow the work 60 be
aonf in thr isonez rather than waiting
sof the epioensic 20 ahasr.
Since the knitting Is Also dlxcontfn
us6 except Cor the completion OF warn
already distributed. the knitterk might
be called upon 20 help with this work.
The resuis,r meeting 81 the Executive
Committee wss held az She Library
Mon. evening. Mr.. Murray of the Can
teen Committee reports that branch OF
She 2Fr7icc ~ holding It's own iinan-
eialls. fsossdinE. Jerome. and buhL the
'o~fs which have been contributing 10
The Sboshone Ca1tecn. have responded
1obiy 20 the cail f0r funds
Mrs Nfiifuaf}x for Tho Mfea.ssiianf.,fl>
Committee. reported that on December |
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24
Dear sfo.,ier aud Kids,

- 50 Dear Mother md Kids,
-x~sg S,in covering territory and eve
ishr psesticstiitte country
eb'rs Is Some country atsoueissno larger shaa Lias
to.n counsy Here every speaks German aad t's
ust tho Germany aitoughws aboasaa coy
pie Of ulies from the border Ne spent two days sch
and the people treated royalty ave blIcted-if q
ing school with steam heat and good lights. The band
went town and played and the Mayor presented Lieut.
Thorp the leader with big bunch Of flowers and long
sfsel IN peatseh which he didn't understand ALL can
talk with these people as my years OF German did
more good than thought The city of Luxembourg is
swell and with Esch they the most modern towns
we've since we left the States 1t seems funny to see
so many able bodied young civilian clothes there
are here and the Luxembourg army the cuest little TIM
you ever saw About as large as headquarters company
but they nay dessers with dark blue uniforms
and patent leather caps with assels in front brass
buttons and swords. We in good biets now and its
pretty comfortable a all cold not even freezing at
night
Dear VIC: My birth day and don't feel Old at ali vet
os my first birthday presentin form of SONG 2lo
but we eere deep down in old fel5a frna and We could
i ass iaagh at hrn 94sail forseyersdays except hr
et sales.--future Journal. and as lsaai read ftt vast
4asand patent asediene and ALL Censor % biamea
bssd 20 please can't WITT anything Saf Fat
sa1 src os 50 mich n'kbt driving uF heFc end with ps
has bs sasS. Xe0 SCI 1s
ssevea tss na light sud wind ssieid 80 een il
yaa get su md it IS hard rnQgsh "a u-s she
rad 10 daytisbs +, .s.s.ss 80
ass ssadins you Gcrmas paper money worth
- sa''sle aos quito quarters Ger
mag prissnr gave il tome Tor tobacco Also am ssndr
you GerrnaO helmet this week that you can see what
Frs wears Oh his head Suppose you see what we are
doing TO Frts now and we figure ON being hone nest
>fotsh Oh July Lotseof letters from home Am work
my pretty bard, but enjoying myself just the same
Same tat double chin and neck like Tamrr,auy Hall, Dol
incian Moved little have fine dug outs steel roof
and wall and electric lights, board Hoor We are sure
H. 4SfAA a~ pss the sumter Today we drew big hs
" teesedlnsd driving gloves leather vests
hnsd with teit Don't how are going 90 oct cold
& FRED Teak IS driving telephone truck now Haven't
seen HIM Tor several days. Haven't seen Clements Tor
several days but hear he is doing fine. Don't worry
am ' no great danger in my work on truck Shrapncl
doeSn curve around get your upper BODY and
could hardly go through the heavy steel body of the tc
frame anyway You imagine it is much worse over
mere hanitls Why Eli bed tonight with nv gass
mask mile away and the tin hat ditto and I'll be as safe
as at ho1iie, unless fall OF bed and break nv head
Lots ofl6ve1o'all'of YOU
Chester
s",s-
n.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24

good behavior, for the Frenchmen don't seem to appfe
ciate ways of amusement
Sgt D. F. Drummond Co. II First Air Service Mech
Dept A. p. 0. 764 American E. F. France
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-01-24
Chester Johnson

.~.Hg Co. i46 Goa
A. E. F.
$500. e. Dee, 9TH, 1918
BiMcr, Luxembourg. j.
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Miss Rosa Block. of St. Louis. is
expected to arrive in Pensacola Tues
day TO be the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs 5. Mendell
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Joe M'MILLIN
DIRECTOR OF
A. R.C. SOUTH

rosenh I, McMillin, Of Washington
d. C.. has recently been appolhteo VI
rector of the department OF develop
wont Of the southern division or the
Rad Cross. Mr. McMillin has had
wide experience in government work
as well as in the work OF other war
ra1iaf organizations and in the educa-
tionaI field in the south HIS coming
~ the Red Cross is most fortunate
at this time and his work In the o'
cIapters of the division VIII be OF
constructive and creative character
one of the first plans which Mr. NC
NrilIin will put into execution IS 10
apnoint five division supervisors one
for each one of the five states in the
d;vision. whose duty it shall be TO ana
in a well rounded chapter organiza
tim. IL chapter needs encourage
wont if it's organization neeos
strengthening in any part, II It's mem
bers need to be shown urgent neeo
for continuing and increasing their &C
tivities in carrying through 10 an Ell
fective end the Red Cross program
both at home and aboard, or II eA-
nlanation is needed either for the wa
or the peace program OF the feu oLoas.
these explanations will be freeIy anu
fully furnished by the division sup
ervisors.
Mr.. McMiIlin has expressed hnnseiI
being most pratified with the indl-
cations of chapter activity IN tne
/ southern division it is a fact that on!F
| four or five chapters in the 34o nave
s.gnified any degree OF indllIere
70 the work of the Red Cross, ana as
or evidence of renewed interest one
new chapter has applied for a charter
I within the past few weeks
/ The nursing program of the heo
/ Cross and the amount OF WORK ue-
4 voIving on the home service sectlohs
orc both decidedly on the increase as
/ is shown by the very significant fac'
4 that neither OF these departments car
supply skilled workers fast enough &c
meet the demand for them Inc oe'
nartn,ent of junior membership is also
r,,or-;,e, in strength as each communi-
~ is awakening TO the value OF Ihe
child as an agent Of community de-
veiopmcnt-
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DIR. J. L. Adams. OF Holt, Fla, spent
Friday in the city
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Mrs Charles Wicker, of Florala,
Ala, is the guest of Mrs. J. Ed Wat
son, at her home on LaRua street.
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NEW ORLEANS MAN
WINNER OF CARLO CUP
Continued from Page u

her time of arrival was 1:25 p. m.
Ten Entries.
Ten yachts were entered in the Gas
sic race; but the others, not named
above failed to reach the goal In time
for, the announcement of the awards
II was presumed that they ha dturned
back on finding themselves unable 70
remain in the competition. though
there was apparently no thought thal
any of them had met disaster IN the
rather choppy waters
Pensacola Club Hosts.
At D. m the Pensacola Yacht CluD
entertained in honor of all contenoers'
particularly the visiting yachtsmen
from the Crescent City, at the san
Carlos hotel, and the official announce
merit of the awards was made py I'M
err A. r Roberts Of New Orleans as
| given above The following were the
! crews of the winning boats, presehS
| as guests of the local club
The Brenda u-Crew: Commodore
/ Fox. owner. states Attorney Chandler
| G. Nuremberg Lee Edwards OF the Ne"
! Orleans States, and E. Z. Valiee' en-
eineer: the Violet-Crew: Commodore
PERCY S. Benedict, owner. P. Serton
! ccbreideau q. c. Sscoffier William
/ blackwell and August Kerth; the Mira
Il rner crew-Owner j. Gene Pearce'
Il Mike Hart Mr.. Perez. Lieut.. Rooer's
and Engineer J. T. Mills. and the Mer-
cathades crew-Pilot Joseph II. D.
rens DR.. c. f. Hutchinson. DR.. Miller
DIR. c. r. Mitchell, Engineer L. X; Fui-
i liam and Tom Crutchfield owner
paul stewart was hindered by press
~ business from making the trip ou'
took a prominent part in the pahque'
Today's Program.
II was announced by ]. Z. WaIsoi
az the banquet that the local yach
club will entertain the New orlean'
| club at a cruise. swim ana luhche 81,
L tbis morning. ably assisted through TN
j courtesy of Major Hughes or orr pa 1.,,
. rancas The enjoyable program WI
bapin at 10 o'clock, when the ct,io
= viii leave Palafox wharf Tot or
Z pickens. where the bathing VIII Occur
After luncheon at Fort Barrancas'
. is hoped that ARRANGEMENTS WIN y
cornIeted to exhibit the naval s.ir SD
zion TO the visitors. and the return .
the citv will be made early In the al.
arnoon. A longer outing in the Nlciili
~ of Pensacola had been conIei,i
plated before the storm deldyeu ~
hao;nning of the race.
:. After the sumptuous feast at the IA
carlos had been finished series
. .norded with grace: and weicoliiili
!, .narlryinp and delightful speeches wei
rnode felicitating the winners "io -,
IN yisitors several of whom hearul
sao,nrocated the sentiments or COZ
dia1ity. giving the occasion a MARI
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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< SANTA ROSA NOTES. x
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SANTA ROl

A course OF lectures on bees and
bee-kee ping will be delivered in the
Santa F.osa hotel commencing on next
Tuesday evening at o'clock, July 5.
Admission of 81 will be charged to
each lecture. The proceeds are to go
10 help the fund for the University of
of the South, at Sewanee.
The lecturer was engaged by the
agricultural department of New
Brunswick. Canada, before he left Cor
the south, as instructor and lecturer
to the bee keepers of that province.
Mr.. Musset, our aged friend, has 4
fine crop of corn and his goats and
cattle are doing we'll He is an ex-
perienced gardener and can give
pointers to those starting TO develop
their farms.
Mrs. Harris is visiting at the Four
Mile Point Farm.
Mr. Hanson has been helping Mr..
Thompson fishing in the gulf, and is
now leaving for the north for work
during the hot weather.
Mr.. Priest has his garden in good
shape and we are glad to know that
Mrs. Priest is gaining strength.
The Rev. J. j. Perry was the guesi
! of Mrs. Hussey from Friday until
| Monday. He held communion service
at st. Marks Mission church on Sun
| day. and congratulated the people OF
their having gone over the quota II
their fund for the University OF tn
! South.
! Farm produce leaves Santa Ross
at 7 a. m, on Wednesday, reachln
Pensacola at o'clock; in the whole
sale house at o'clock, in the retail
| stores and four and on the tabl
cooked for supper at o'clock.