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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24
CANADIANS MAY
 IMPORT BOOZE
LIQUOR MAY BE IMPORTED FROM PROVINCES FOR HOME CON-
 SUMPTION ONLY.

CANCOUNER, B. C., Dec 23- -CH9
 Immediately following the removal of the wartime prohibition restric- tions, residents of British Columbia will be permitted to import liquor from outside provinces as long as it is for home consumption, alone The public sale of liquor will continue to be forbidden but the private indiyid- ual may lay in as large a stock as his purse and thirst calls for. Many residents of this city and other towns in the province are preparing 10 take advantage Of this law as soon as the restrictions are removed.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24
OREGON YERS<PRACTICE
 BEHIND VERY HIGH WALLS S

PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 23.-(P)- Owing to their practicing behind high walls at Tournament park, the style of the Oregon players is not known. Absolutely no one, who is not a mem, Der of the Oregon team is allowed on prises which the Oregonians have in store are current but no one knows anything about the team for certain
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24
THE TIGER MAY
 BE PRESIDENT
FRENCH DEPUTIES BELIEVE THAT CLEMENCEAU WILL BE
 THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

PARIS, Dec, 23-(P)-It is the general opinion in the chamber of deputies that George Clemenceau present Premier, will be the next president and this attitude is becom- ing evident turnout the entire public.
 In case Clemenceau becomes presi- dent, the deputies believe it is likely that Poincaire will be the next pre- mier, Many seem to favor him for that position and it is also under stood that he would accept it.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24

Pictures and picture frames at Anderson Bros. & NerIand.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24
BANDITS MAKE
 ESCAPE AFTER
 RUNNING FIGHT
ONE OR MORE BANDITS ROBBED
 OLYMPIA STORE OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS AND THEN
 KILLED CITIZEN WHO PURSE ED THEM; COPS ON LOOKOUT.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 23-,4J The police are closely watching the southern gateways of this city in the hope that they may be able to apprc- hend the bandit or bandits who rob bed an Olympia dry goods store or fifteen hundred dollars and later kill ed E. H ShuItz The murdered man was killed when he was trying 10 overtake the robbers, having seen them leave the store and knowing that they had entered il for unlawful purposes.
 Following the killing of Schultz. the bandits made a raid on Tacoma drug store and pade good their es- cape with a large sum of money. shortly afterwards they fired on the passengers aboard the Tacoma-Pu- yallup stage. severely woundmg one ot the travellers. The Puyallup ofn- cers were notified of the bandits being headed that way and waited for them A soon as the criminals entered the town a duel ensued altho no one was injured in the running fight After escaping from the Puyallup police, the bandits disappeared and it is thot they may be headed in this direction.
 Pictures and picture frames at Anderson Bros & Nerand
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24

make their pennies, nickclN and dimes work for them. There k nc reason why the sale of such securities should not be pcrpetuat- ed, thus providing a means for guaranteed for the man who cannot afford to take a chance on any other kind
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24

Missouri sizes up well among the rice growing states this year a single farmers 5OO-acre crop welding a net profit of $7O, GOO. One of natures kindly efforts to the commonwealth for Senator Jim Reed.-New York World.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24
GIFTS 73Si TO PhE2SE a[S sSFe

Having enlarged our store space now prepared to take care of your Christmas wants. Gail and see goods on display. Hats, Coats md Wool Sweaters
 
 Skirts, Silk Corsets, Belts Embroidered Underwear
 Wool Underwear, Hosiery Society Package
 Also Stamped centepeces, Day Pillow cases-Guest Towels, Shades, GIobes-Chna, Wear, Beads, Lade andC Christmas Cards-TaIy Cards Cards-Many Novelties, Notions, Crochet Embroidery cotons, Goods-OoIs-RattIes-Etc. THE FASHION SHOP
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-24
STUDY VIOLIN

with R. F. Wolf, exponent world famous Sevcik method at Frank Hall residence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

packed by parents and friends to wit.
ness the presentation Of diplomas. Dean
Straub delivered an interesting and in.
structive address, following a solo by
Mrs. kingo, and he was followed by
Prof Grover, the principal, who gave a
valuable talk to the parents. A. ID.
Gardner, chairman of the school board
presented the diplomas.
This class was the largest ever grad.
uated from Stayton high. and was as
follows: Caryl Ruble, Leona Sander
Josephine Lambrecht. Cacelia Mielke
Margaret Schaefer, Ruth Roy. Mona
Fulton, Meryl Mulkey. Gladys Hamman.
Msryan Alexander, Eva Mcclellan.
Beryl Mclaughlin. Rose Hottineer
Lynn Neal. Carl Ruble. Lawrence Nul.
key, Lewis Kearns Leo Weir. Rov
Follis. Edwin Keceh. Edward Warren.
Scholarships were awarded to eradu-
ates Of the high school as follows: vii.
lamette University. Beryl Mclaughlin.
alternate, Rov Polls. Conference col.
lege scholarship. with the privilere AZ
sttending Albany Philomath. MeAfinn.
vile. or Pacific colleges. Leona sand.
ner; alternate. Ruth Rov.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

p0stoffiee with Mr.. Walters ~ post.
master Tie says that the humber com.
pany will soon begin the construction
of q logging railroad on the south uet
Of the saHtiam opposite idanah. and
that the pluee viii soon have a big in
crease in population.
Floyd efabtfee and family left by auto
Thursday for Portland 10 visit MrA
Crabtree 5 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thomas. who expect to leave soon for
eastern Oregon 70 reside.
Dr. George +. Korinek arrived from
Portland Thursday evening TO attend
the graduating exercises and visit q few
days with friends.
u. L. Ford and family are now oeen.
nying the Mrs. Georgs Murphy hoazs
in the east part Of iowa.
Dr. L. " Horn and family expect to
leave sooa Cor Ncwhefg, where he vii
practice As veterinary.
Word has been received here Of the
birth Of twin daughters 10 Mrs Clyde
Hoffcr. n Corning. Califernia. recent.
".
ar and Mrs. J. T. sloper have gene
70 Redse fsf an indefinite stay. Nh.
Z. Dare sinrer went up With them, bat
Ffmaind only for a day.
J. =. Wilbur has gone to BeFkiey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

Cal. where he willioin Mrs. Wilbur.
After a few days visit there aud at
other California points. both will re.
turn home.
Frank Lambert. son Of Z. 4. Lambert
Of Mt Pleasant returned home last
week from overseas. Just three months
from the day he left home he went over
the top in the front lines. He was with
the 77th division aud ssw some hard
fighting.
Memorial services were held At the
Catholic church here Thursday morning,
and there was a large attendance Of
young men in uniform.
Mr. aud Mfs. Lafc Hill came from
Salem, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Hin and
children snd Clyde Hin. Of Min City.
visited Airs. A. Hin Friday.
james Leroy Mielke came from Port.
land Friday afternoon for a short visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +.
Mielke.
In spite Of threatening weather. there
was a good attendance nj the Memorial
day exercises Fridsy.
Jim Thomas and family, Of Salem,
visited Friday with relatives in Stayion.
The members Of the graduating cisss
have goHeto Niagara feF an outing ef
sceeFai dayS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
DALLASLOCAL ITEMS.
lcapItal Ionrnal speclal servIee.l

Capital journal Special serviee.l
Dallas, Or. MAY 3l.-Mrs. Conrad
Stafria. Miss Abhie Walker aud Mrs.
Ida Mansion were Vanital city business
visitor this week.
Mrs John G. Uglow and children have
returned from a short visit with rela.
tivcs at MeMinnville.
Captain George Weddekind returned
thisweck from a business visit in Tilla.
nook Captain weddekind recently re-
turned from France whore he was cap
tain Of artillery.
Rev. G. 2. johnson Of the Dallas
Methodist church returned this week
from Oregon CITY. where he had heea At.
tending a meeting OF state Methodisis.
Circuit Judge Harry II. Belt is in
MeMinnviile this week holding ses.
sien Of enurt for Yamhill county.
Prank T. Kcrscv Of Portland is in the
city a guest At the home Of his parents,
M aea Mrs William Kerscy.
Mrs. Eugene H1ytef Is a guest at the
homo of NJ. and Ms LLOYD pickaFd a
Eugene this week.
Rev and Mrs. G {. Curtis Of Van
couvcr. Wash. fosmerly Of this city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
MRS. BRADEN ON NEW 5us


Capital Journal Special serviee.)
Dallas, Or, Nav 31.-Mrs. Winnie
Braden, formerly secretary of the Dal-
las Commercial club and the Polk Coun-
" Fair association and one of the most
enthusiastic boosters Of. the state Of
Oregon, has been appointed state ex-
hibit agent for the state products which
are on display in the Chamber Of Com
meree building in Portland. Mrs. Bra
den takes the place Of T. Judd who has
resigned the position to take effect
July lst. Mrs. Braden is now secretary
OF the Chamber Of Commerce at The
Daiias. The appointment was made BY
Governor Oleott.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
20 STRONG REASONS WHY 1T is BEST TO BUY A
SIMPLEX UNIVERSAL COMBINATION

Cool Kitchen in by using kitchen
using coal wood with without Of
fuel usedea cooking results always endless
and brain work done w that YOURS
delighted Of a SIMPLEX UNIVERSAL COMBINATIONS
will times over in what
Besides the SIMPLICITY which makes this the practical range
built here other advantages offered
l-CoMPACT-CoMPLETE
Shoe lSineh Cepbnaion Range made Ideal
is SANITARY All surfaces comparatively
inches, cracks and other inaccessible places
B 1t is DURABLE-no other combination that
admirably designed pride
Of 40 proficiency.
Alt is ECONOMICAL. 1t has
does work heat unit than other
1T has four burners and four holes all of which
used at the time
cit has fu large enough give complete
to take off all poisonous dsageeabe
Ut has hrering
SAl Gas Burners have adjustable orifices
9Gas cocks have white porcelain handles with spring
and make them leak proof.
0It has standard fire box wood duplex
CRATE.
Nicke door with sanitary white porcelain panel and ther
3constucOn strong, heavy of best mOteria
throughout
HGas enough large vessels may
alongside each other without congestion.
15-Coa fire box easily fitted frontor coil.
l6Sove be furnished with back rail o high closet
l7Gas kndng Burner be had slightly additional
lSIt has full size square sx1S inches
-oven explosion proof fool proof SAFE All adjustments
made automatically unerngy-A RANGE
0An burners designed that they win
With Every Range Goes Guarantee Bond
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

were greeting friends here the first Of
the week. Rev. Mr.. Curtis was former
~ pastor OF the Dallas Christian church.
Deputy sheriff T. B. Hooker was a
Portland bzusiness visitor the first Of
the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stanley Clarke Of Boise,
Idaho. have moved 10 this city and will
make their future home here.
p C. Esch, manager Of the Golden
Rule store. was Portland business Wis
itor THURSDAY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
STATION NEWSNOT


Napitai journal Special NefNice.l
The good roads meeting held Wed.
nesday evening WAS attended by g large
and enthusiastic audience. and prae.
fieally ali present were IN favor Of the
bond issue.
Mrs Esther Stamp. matton at the hos.
pilol for the insane Al Pendloion. visit.
ed ia ioWn several days this week, HeE
little daughters. Norma and Mars, who
have boen Masking their home with their
aaaf. Mrs n. Brewer will aeoempany
Ael on her return home.
lee Bailey has sold the big team
he recently purchased from ANDY RE.
eef 20 6af Kearns, nho has gone 70
eastern Oregon. Mr.. Bailey Wednes.
aas bought the Hamman truck and will
86lbte his time to hauling freight. Mr.,
IEsaman s aalo stage business he's heea
taxing 80 mneh Of his time that he de-
Sad io aalE freight hauling.
IA. Waters and wife were here
|saH Detroit fef Memorial day. Ar.
Hs#|efn has charge Of E store At Idanah
$ terminus 81 tie c. 5 :. +. r. for
HtnnoH Iambef eampsny, and
H pIat6 H IeffNlly been given g
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
Twenty-One Get Diplomas
From StaytOn High School
lcanital Journal speeial serviee.l

Capital Journal Special scrviee.l
Staytoa. Or, May 3l.-Stayton high
school graduating exercises were held
Thursday In the afternoon occurred
the senior class entertainment, the pro
gram consisting Of a vocal solo by
Maryan Alexander. accompanied BY the
class orchestra, . vocal quartet by Miss
Alexander. Miss GLADYS Hsmman,
Messrs. Ror Folis and Edward Warren.
Dean ssraub. Of Z. Of o. delivered the
address to Gloss.
In the evening the auaisoriam was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
Range Demonstration

AUTOMATICALLY adjusted and the burner ready
light
II you want to coal wood, off the gas
And that is POSITIVELY you do!
The Gas Burner,
with the bottom of the this position
key which on the gas
Because the position operation Plate
and the racks do NOT applies
of the fuel
All do S TURN THAT KEY!
This charming device because of its trouble saving simplicity the
thing needed to make the Combination
i found only in the Simplex Universal
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08

Sixth-For the thousands Of Chris
tan savages in America who are en-
gagged in the business of roasting
human beings alive or goading them
to desperation by barbarities and
injustices.
The people are hereby called upon
to attend some church Of worship
on the Both of November (Fifth Sum
day., SO that there shall be an out
pouring of the people and an up
going of petitions to Almighty God.
During the ten days proceeding the
30th, we hereby call upon the heads
of homes, and all who are interested,
to read. one chapter from the book
of Esther, each day. The lesson
should be read at a time when the
| largest number Of the members of
the house can be present. This
should be followed by prayer for the
objects here in before set forth.
During the way, the whole nation
war called upon to pause each day
for a minute or two. and offer prayer
for victory for the allies In shops,
factories, on the streets-everywLer
people stopped and breathed prayer.
We hereby call upon all Americans
to join us in moments prayer at
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08

lightenment with ten days of prayer
beginning November Goth and ending
November Both.
November 25th has been set apart
as day Of Fasting and Prayer.
November Both, at IL o'clock, noon,
National Prayer Hour. Every pastor
is asked to stop in the midst of his
services and lead his congregation
in special prayer.
First-For this nation until "Righ-
teousness shall go forth as bright
ness. and Juice as a lamp that burn
eth"
Second-For the chief executive
to the end that he shall have cour-
age enough to enforce the Consti-
tuition of the United States which
promises justice. protection, and the
pursuit of happiness to all citizens.
Third-For the white ministry that
they shall Lift up thy voice like
trumpet and show my people their
transgressions and the house OF
Jacob their sins" :
! Fourth-For the press that it shall
mold healthy public sentiment in
favor of justice and protection under
the law.
Fffth-For every member of the
race to live up to the requirements
OF an American citizen.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08
CORSICANA.

Corsicana. Texas, Nov. 6.-Mrs.
Leola Ashford is sicklisted this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sparks and son
returned home last week from Wichi-
Ia Fallas. Texas. to their many
friends. Mrs. Hottie Cocks made a
flying trip to Palestine last week
on business. Mrs. Rosa Washington
came In from Boswell. Texas, last
Saturday. Miss Frankie Watkins and
Mr.. j. w. Davis, Mr.. W. M. McMul-
len and Mrs. Fannie Waterman have
been added to our long list of sub
scribers. Miss M. Rifles of Angus,
and brother C. ID. Rifles left for
Wiley University last week. Mr.. John
Wood who is working In Dallas visited
his wife and family last week. Mrs.
Gussie Woods.
Rev. j. NJ. Fountain preached at
II o'clock at Wesley Chapel C. M. f..
church. Night services he preached
Another wonderful sermon, subject
Vain or Foolish PRAYER" Pslam
So verse. 9th chapter May God bless
the pastor as ne is a Christian gen.
tleman.
Miss Edna Mcdonald has been
elected organist of the C. M. E.
church. Mr. G.. Springfield, wife and
son Of Powell, worshipped at the C.
M, e. church. Rev. e. Harden visited
friends Sunday. Mrs. Jose West re-
turned home Sunday from Dallas
Miss Mable Oliver visited mother and
friends on last week. Rev. A. L.
Moore and congregation worshiped
with Rev. ]. w. McDade. Sunday at
the A. NJ. n. church at p. m.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08
TERRELL.

Terrell, Texas, Oct. Service all
day at Bethlehem was good Rev. l..
A. Weaver, preached two able SER
mons, night and morning. Collec-
lion for the day s62.63. The Hal
loween party given at the home of
Mrs. ". McRuffin was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. II. l.. Howard. who has been
sick for quite while is not doing
50 well.
Mr. and Mrs. Calyon made trip
70 Dallas. Friday on business.
Rev. A. Weaver will celebrate his
second anniversary beginning with
Monday. Nov. 10th continues through
out the week.
Mr.. Sam Poe was at home this
week to see his family.
Miss 3. G. Burrell has been re-
elected to the school at Elmo, where
she taught last year. Mr. John A.
Lyon left Thursday for East Texas
Academy. DIR. ]. II. Sparks has
moved In his home on s. Catherine
street Miss Louis eBrry is much
improved after two weeks illness.
Mrs. Mary Willis is able to be up
after a weeks illness.
Mrs. Addie B. Declard left for
Tatum. Saturday TO be at the bed
side Of her mother. Sunday was a
high day in Zion at New Hope, Sum
day school good and well attended.
AZ the morning service, pastor d. A.
Butler delivered soul-stirring SER
mon. Bro. jeff Adkins of Fairview
Church, Elmo, Texas, worshipped
With us all day. Advertisement is
out announcing the coming of the
Invincible concert company, under
the auspices Of New Hope church.
at the City Hall. November 81,
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08
SOME TOWS IN TEXAS
$500 observation-disclosures %%%%>%%~%%%<~$%

I Jerusalem Baptist church was at his
post and preached one of those able
sermons to his people. While Rev.
IA. s. Winston OF the New Hope Bap-
fist church preached for Rev. A. f..
Johnson, at Warren Chapel in the
afternoon 1t goes without saying that
the doctor preached a strong SER
mon which all enjoyed. Hon. j. II.
Allen OF Mt. Pleasant, Texas. Gener-
al supervisor of the American Wood
man lodge in this state and Arkansas
was In the city last Saturday look
ing after the interest Of his Order
Mrs. Eva Mayweathers, So, died Sat
urday, Nov. LIST, at her home in the
northern part of the city after an
extended illness, she leaves four
sons and four daughters to mourn
her departure. She was one of the
charter members of the Clark st.
Christian church and had rendered
to that church and to her God forty
five full years of unselfish service,
peace be to her ashes. Miss Naoma
Nash, has gone to Pittsburg, Texas,
where she will teach in one of the
| county schools this season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudly Blye, Of Paris, Texas,
was here last Sunday to visit their
mother, Mrs. Jane Pratt, who has
just returned from Chicago. Mrs. M.
$. Atkinson. is now teaching in Ney-
landville, Texas. Mrs. s. l.. Benton,
viii take up her school in Mt. Pleas
ant, next week. Mrs. NJ. e. Harris,
will not teach this year. Mr.. ]. w.
Grove Of Van Alstyne, was here last
week to see his daughter, Mrs. Jno.
Cooper. Mrs. /. v. Wilson, is quite
sick at this writing. Mr.. Ammer d.
Williams is recovering from very
severe spell of sickness. Prof F. C.
Cooper, who recently moved here
| from Marshall, Texas, will leave this
week for Houston, where he will be
engaged In the Houston College as
Latin teacher Prof. B. H. Grimes of
Houston, will be in the city, Sat-
urday, to set up the Ancient Order
OF Pilgrims. Mrs. NJ. T. Teycer, has
worked up the band that will make
the Order. Mr.. w. j. Durham, is in
Pittsburg, this week looking after the
interest of his Association. Mrs. Jane
Adams of Avinger, Texas, is here
at the bed side of her sister, Mrs.
Lottie Gipson, who is quite sick. Mr..
G. b. Brown, who runs business on
johnson street, is out Of the city
for a few days.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08

vegetables by different club member.
Inc display of farm products bv in
ui'iuual farmers include AZ different
Varieties.There is another display of
canned goods by individuals and SAM
pies OF needle work. embroidery
crocheting and knitting by the girls
sewing clubs of the county.
John M. Harris, demonstration ag-
ent, told of the experience of John
Dallas, Jr., of wrightsville, who had
a SOW and five pigs on exhibit with
the live stock, which includes pigs,
horses, mule colts, and fowls. The
Dallas boy yesterday sold the five
pigs, which are Duroc-Jersey. three
ana one-half months old. for 500.
mat the Negro farmers of Pulaski
county gave the Agricultural Extern
sion Division their full cooperation
because they have seen the wonder
ful results obtained by those farmers
VINO, with the demonstration agents
Is the belief Of John M. Harris, tho
Negro county farm agent, He has
672 men and boys enrolled in actiyd
work, while Mary ]. Mccain. Negrd
county home demonstration agent
mas 4SO women and girls enrolled. n
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08
TO YOUR KNEES. GOD ALONE
CAN SAVE AMERICA.

Newark, N. j., Nov. 6.-Following
the discussion of the report OF the
Committee on the State of the Coun-
try, the Women's Convention Aux
iliary to the National Baptist Con-
vention, assembled in its 18th an
nual session. Newark. N. j., Septem-
Der 10th. authorized the Executive
Board to issue:
A Call For Prayer.
Reports from delegates from 40
states showed that mob violence,
lynching, injustice, and race hatred
have become a national malady for
which there must be a national rem
edy.
The Executive Committee purposes,
First, to join agencies that are seri-
ouslx engaged in the work Of edu-
eating the American people-black
and white--as to the eminent danger
and certain death Of American in
stitutlons unless the present rising
tide OF race hatred is checked and
subsidized
The Committee proposes TO rrecede
the Campaign OF Publicity and En-
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-08

Mexia, Texas, Nov. e.--Mrs. jamie
johnson made flying trip to Red
Oak, Texas, to visit her son. Mr..
George Johnson. Mr.. Andy Cotton
and Miss Tealie Carroll were quietly
married last week. Mr.. Sylvester
Stroud has returned home from Dali
las and began attending the high
school. Mrs. Bette Carlston has
received a diploma from a hair cul-
turist and is now treating in the
city. Rev. J. W. Bowles had at The
Union Baptist church the past week
a Christian Aid meeting which proved
great success. Mrs. Annie Brown
In company with her sister, Mrs. l.
10. Sanders made flying trip Ia
Croesbeck. Sunday. Mrs. Roxy Car
roll made brief trip to Doyle, Sun
day. Miss Leila Mae Reed came in
from Dallas. Sunday after spending
short while with Der sister, Mrs
Fannie Echols.
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FERRIS.

Ferris. Texas. Nov. 6.-Rev. Miller
was at his post Sunday. splendid
services all day. being lust from the
convention at Palestine. he paid Rev
Chapel $1,000 and to deacon STRAIT
ford $3.50 their annual dues. Total
raised for pastor. Sunday 1880. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Jackson Of Ennis
worshiDDed here Sunday. the eues,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. l. Little Rev. j.
s. Sutton visited here Sunday. Mrs
J. w. Wade has returned after sew
0raI weeks absence, Mrs. s. M
Dukes is to leave on the 9Th for
New Orleans. La, TO Join her hus-
hand. Cards are ont announcing
the marriage Of Miss Sarah Nevers
20 Mr.. Geo. Granger on the 5th inst.