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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-26
Spcaks al Oklnhnmn Inl,cr.ii,

Mrs James Mcttnv. sccrtary of
IN" business and professional s,om
ems department Of the y. " =, a
l"i Wednesday nigh: for the mn
NersIty Of oklahoma. Whcrc she has
becn asked 10 spciN tp uu.vcrsltu
women ON professions open TO WON
cr. Mrs. NcCabc VIII also inter.
view senior "Co-cds" who wish /,
become y. " &. \. seer, flrlrs puI.
ing the war Mrs Mcrubc represent.
ed the national bolrj of mo y. "
g A as personal worker in the
south Atlantic field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-26

Sketch "A'-Sut Of Peacock Blue Jcrscy-sport model,
collar piping In sand coorod Jersey; tic sash with
tsssels, trimmed with buttons and pin Vhh TX
tucks Anniversary Sale Price ,.,........ sDff. -
sketch "B'-Sut Of Navy Serge trimmed with narrow
black braid and numerous buttons lined with good
quality navy silk; strictly tailored lines. ca TX
Anniversary Sale Price ,..............,. sDtts -
sketch "C'-Nsvy Blue Serge SuitHeavy silk lining,
trimmed with narrow black braid, full ca TX
ripple back, Anniversary Sale Price, sDf4. -
sketch "D"--Suit OF Navy Biue Scrgc-Row upon
of silk braid enhances the skirt of the coat box pcated
back and OF buttons that add to its q Cr
smarness, Anniversary sale Price ........ sD44.
sketch "T'-Bluc Serge Tailored Suii-Fouard lining.
wide SILK braid trimming the flare pockets and Buster
Brown collars. Excellent quality serge. Cc1 TX
sketch "J'-Biuc Serge Suii-Smart tailored lines n
hanced with wide silk braid, lined with CcA TX
foulsrd silk. Anniversary sale Price ,DOf. -
sketch "K"Suit of Navy Bluc Gaiir,Iinc Simple tail
orcd lines shoe string belt buckles side,
saIe ls%Sy p1ieS y@'y SIX ."'"t N""y'l''y S64.75
sketch "L"-Navy Blue Serge Su,s--Grsy Silk lining,
gold brocadc vest, embroidered pockets belt fancy
braid and buttons. Anniversary d.cA 7Y
sale Price ...,.,..................... 0O4. 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-26
Referee Begins Edward, Case.

HctrIng on tho mHltor " thc ID
wards building suit Instituted by q.
" Edwards against Grant G.. Stcb-
bins and others, began before Judge
John DcvcrcuX referee appointed i'm
district court Yesterday Judge
DcvcreuN viii report his findings of
law and fact 10 judge owen owen
at the close of the hearing, for ac-
CcptanCo 10y the court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-26

Norwegians use about liz pounds
OF oats for food per capita annually.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-26

Commemoratng sixteen years of merchandising in
Tulsa
This merchandising event strikes popular chord with
Tulsa women for it offers opportunity to purchase
new spring attire at distinct saving of at least l0'c.
However, the savings not confined to spring
ing apparel-the reductions are general and apply to
every article in the store
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-26
Anniversary Sale Specials
on All
w hi&G Goods and
LINENS /

Fancy Cretonne Dresser Scarfs. some
thing new and decidedly attractive, all
coors and many designs. Size QOo
1880 inch. Extra special. .... CCN
Round Mercerized Table Cloths, good
quality damask, white and colored bor-
ders, 58-nch size, regularly 60 90
S275. Extra special ...... pAsAC
Embroidered PuiOD Cases, scalloped
and hemsttched, 45-inch size. Q0o
Extra special each. ..,........ CCN
Hotel TOweis, Dozen, $3.50
Cotton Huck Hotel Towels; special An
niversary Sale price, CT 20
the dozen ....,...,,....... " AsOO
assortment Fancy White Goods, Flax.
ons and Voiies. in plain and fancy. 36
and 40 inches wide. Extra CO..
special, yard .................O OJC
SI.OO Mercerized Table Dnnask. 79c
58-Inch Mercerized Table Damask reg
ularly $l00 the yard. Special 7Oo
in Anniversary Sale, yard. .... lJC
SOC Long Cloth. 10 Yards. 1895
36-lnch Long Cloth; regularly SOC the
yard; special in Anniversary CD OK
Sale, 10 yards for. r.......... DCsCO
SOC French Ndinsook, 10 Yards, S379
Fine French Nainsook, very highly mer-
cerlZed, 36 inches wide, regularly soc the
yard; Anniversary Sale, special, 10
yards (the bolt) pO IN
W. NpCse ~
Hotel PHiOU Cases. Dozen, S5.OO
Hotel Pillow Cases special c. M
in Anniversary Sale, dozen DC.UU
Bath Mats at Sf39
Good quality Bath Mats; many differ
cnt patterns in dark coors; all sizes,
regularly priced at $500; special in
Anniversary Sale ca OO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-26
Department

Chiidrens Ready Made Stamped Dresses
of Crepe, Vole, India Linon, Chambray,
Gingham, in all colors. Sizes from to
l2 years. Choose any Dress at Half
Price.
Stamped Bungdiow Lunch Cloths with
four napkins to match, reg CT 90
ularly $3.50. Special, set ID 1sCC
Stamped Three.Piece Buffet Set, hOo
regularly Csc. Special, set. tCN
Back Numbers OF "MOdern Priscilla
Magazine" 1918 and 1919. Choose "a
aL eAcn .'...'. "
Stamped Lunch Sets. 13 pieces. good
quality Clover Bleach, regu- CT 10
larly $1.65. Extra special ID IL l. -
Finished Models, comprising Waists,
Collar Bags, Dresser Scarfs, Centers,
Children's Dresses and Gowns, all at
Half Price.
Art Needlcwork-Balcony
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30

14th Guys Officer E Meeks; judges
V B Wardlow, w H James, Poindexter
clerks W D Meeks, 0. H Beck.
18th Adamsville Officer J R Wesson;
judges o l. Droke, W P Littlefield, W
E Parrish; clerks Jim Alternately, Mar.
shall Mckenzie.
10th Rocky Knob OfficerW F Maness
judges S H Bullman, Ben Garrett, A
7 Pickett; clerks HUI Maness, Conner
O'Neal.
18th McNairy Officer Tilman Henry
judges Lewis Stout, J ] Swain, j F
Wilson; clerks N Owen, P E Cheshier.
18th Cypress Officer Robert Merrill;
judges Tom Wilmeth, Dave Young, C
w Wooten; clerksJ M Croker, Tom
Wrenn.
10Th Bethel Springs officer G ] Eth
efidge; judges Tom Croskery, lobe B
Rhodes, Henry Donnie: clerks Leroy S
Talley, Arthur Williams.
r. M. HOUSTON, Chm.
w. E. STONE, Clerk.
Election Commissioners.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30

Announcements in this column $1,000
cash in advance before publication viii
be made. This applies to everybody.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Announcements in this column $1,000
cash in advance before publication viii
be made. This applies to everybody.
We are authorized to announce w. X
Foster as candidate. for the democratic
nomination for State Senator from tht
Goth Senatorial District.
We are authorized to announce K. G.,
Jason as candidate for Tax Assessor
OF McNairy county, subject to the action
of the Republican party.
We are authorized to announre +. o.
HAMILTON as a candidate for reelection
to the office of Trustee OF McNairy coup.
ty. subject to the action of the Repub.
lican party.
We are authorized to announce II G
Wilson as candidate for Trustee OF
McNairy county, subject TO the action
of the democratic party.
We a& authorized to announce DR.
G.. w. North as candidate for Repre-
sentative, subject to the action of the
democratic primary, August 5, 1920.
We are authorized to announce Ii. b.
Lewis as a candidate for the democrati,
nomination for Representative at the
primary election Aug. 5, 1920.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30
OBITUARY

On the evening of July Bird, the
death angel visited the home of
R.. M. Weatherly, and took from
him his precious wife. She was
i'll for several days, but bore her
sickness very patiently and was
prepared when the summons
came. Mrs. Pearle Brint Wealth
erly was 81 years of age. She
was born and reared in Harde-
man county. She was the duti-
full daughter of W. B. and Mar
tina Brint, was always obedient
to her parents, kind to her broth
ers and sisters. Her character
and reputation can not be sur
passed by any one. She profess
ed faith in Christ and joined the
Methodist church, when a child,
lived beautiful, consecrated,
christian life till God in heaven,
said, 1T is enough thou faithful
servant of the most high, come
receive thy crown of righteous
ness, a home made not with
hands; that only the pure in
heart are permitted to enjoy.
She was a true, loving and devo-
ted companion, faithful : to her
friends, a blessing to the COM
munity in which she lived and
took great delight and pride in
identifying and making her
home comfortable and happy.
She was continually strivina to
perform some deed of charity to
the needy and always consider
ing the pleasure of others before
her own. She was loved by all
who knew her. Long shall the
sweet memory be cherished of
this pure and beautiful character.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Job Maxedon.
Many sad and sincere friends
were present. The remains were
laid to rest in Mt. Pleasant GEM
etery, to await the resurrection
of saints.
One Who Knew and Loved Her.
ADV.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30

LIST Taylor's Store Officer Ira Cole
man; judges R s Kirk, Fleet Morphis,
Lee McAlpin; clerks Will Minton, Jas
Taylor.
LIST Nethery's Officer Robt Taylor;
judges Geo Taylor, Dave F Steadman,
Dolph Kennedy; clerks Tom Steadman,
Frank Clayton.
I'd Rosecreek Officer ] A Moore,
judges ] E Dillon, Andrew Rotten, Gee
Moore; clerks Joda Gooch, Chas Duna.
way.
I'd Hunters Store Officer Dan Lock
judges C MsFoster, 7 Simpson, Ec
Moore; clerks c G Boatman, Sim Hun
ter.
Sd Joplin Officer G D Russum; judges
John Kernodle, Henry Maness, George
Estes; clerks Robt Maxwell, Bunyar
Kernodle.
4th Ramer Officer ] H Hill; judges
Jim King, S X Fowlkes, w A Petreei
clerks Albert McCullar. Ed Kirk.
9Th Gravelhill Officer ] B Higgins
judges w o Armstrong. Sam Summers,
] N Hamm, clerks W D Hogan, d.
Davis.
18th Caffey Officer N F Nichols; judg-
es C Crow, Grant Walker, Dennis
Hamm; clerks Robt Caffey, j W Viii.
liams.
9th Falcon Officer Henry Carman,
judges H Curtis, Will Fulton, John
Carman; clerks Leedy Ray, A Taylor.
9th Selmer Officer w M Brown; judi
ges L w Barnes, b T Baker, T F Viii.
liams; clerks Carl Ferguson, A H Jop-
ling.
7th Purdy Officer J A Sipes; judges
Geo Beatty, Robt Wagner, Jim Inman;
clerks ] B Smallwood, Murray Harris.
9Th Finger Officer Ed Barham; judg.
es D C Griswell, w H Harris, r A N
Lipford; clerks d E Bishop, Eddie c
Peoples.
9th Donnell Spgs. Officer r Burks
judges Robert Wade, A B Manuel, C F
Wade; clerks Leo Atkins, A l. Manuel.
9th Pebblehill Officer John Burks;
judges J w Kendrick, Will Ghilders,
L Whitaker; clerks w d Whitaker,
Sam Wyatt.
10th Stantonville Officer A II Combs
Judges Eph Wyatt, Sam Pounds, (
Niche; clerks Lacey d Erwin, Howard
Hoover.
10th Lawton Officer R w Luttrell;
judges Ed Wagner, ] Z Alexander,
John Pounds; clerks Cisco Walker, Gu.
lus Meeks.
18th Leapwood Officer ] @ Ingram;
judges r l. Harris, J w Garner, Joe
Kirby; clerks Eb Sewell, Mat Wharton.
18th Mt. Zion Officer Victor Canada;
judfes J l. Sewell, Edgar Bridges, ] Z
Jamersonr clerks Jim Hill, | B Dallas,
18th Weatherf'ds Officer A E Raines
judges J C Brown, B X Banks. John L
Hockaday; clerks 7 X Sanders, E Hall
Hockaday.
l4th Chewalla Officer VIII Surratt,
judges ] G Mullins, J c Derryberry, J
King clerks G Prince 7 Eaksr,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30
Earl Stiles and family of Shelf
field and Tim Stiles of Memphis
are in Selmer this week.
To the Voters of
McNairy County

sincerely thank you for honor
ing me with the office of County
Superintendent for the past two
years. In permitting me to make
the race for reelection, without
opposition, you have doubly hon
ored me, and for this, | am pro.
foundly grateful. Though un-
opposed, Ishall deeply appreciate
every vote cast for me in the
election on the 9Th day of Aug
ust.
Ishall do all in my power. with
your cooperation to improve the
schools of the county, so that
they will rank among the best in
the State.
Again thanking, you l remain,
Yours very truly,
Terry Alternately.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on Aug
ust 9Th, 1920, an Election will be opened
and held at the various voting precincts
in McNairy County, Tennessee between
the hours of a. and p m for the put
pose of electing County Trustee, Coun-
ty Tax Assessor, County Superintend-
ent, County Sheriff, Five Members Of
County Board of Education, Constables
and members of the Advisory board of
the various Districts and also One Magis-
trate in the I'd District, Two Magistrates
in the 18th District and One Magistrate
in the 18th District and one Magistrate
in the 18th District and the following
officers, judges and clerks are hereby APP
pointed to hold said election.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30

DOSS McOulldT states LnaJ ii
will be impossible to see all the
voters in the district before the
election, but that he will appre-
ciate the vote and influence of all,
and promises if elected to do all
4 in his power to improve school
conditions as a member of the
County Board of Education.
DIR, R. l.. Rogers of Amarillo,
Texas, called in to see us We'd
nesday. He has been visiting
relatives at Adamsville. All of
our people mill remember Lillian
Rogers, who spent his boyhood
days in Selmer. He is a dentist
and must be a good one, as he is
president of the State Board of
Dental Examiners of Texas.
Remember that Studebaker has
been building wagons for over
sixty years and during all that
time their one effort has been to
build the best that is the reason
they are the largest wagon build
ers in the world. Thus Stude-
baker can say to its . friends.
Here is the best wagon that
brains can build or money can
buy" Sold by Chas. B. Stead
man, Selmer, Tenn.
In another column of this issue
will be found the announcement
of H. B. Lewis of Bethel Springs
who seeks the democratic nomi-
nation for Representative from
this county Mr.. Lewis is ma
tive of McNairy county and
comes from one of the oldest
families, his grandfather hav-
ing settled on the head of Lick
creek in 1928. He is a man past
fifty years of age, and has legis-
lative experiences and is one of
the ablest stump" speakers in
the county, and if nominated and
elected would no doubt make an
acceptable legislator.
We are in receipt of a letter
from our old friend, M. J. Powell
telling us of his recent marriage
to Miss Daisy Lumpkin, and the
letter was written from Memphis
while they were on a bridal trip.
Marcus is a popular travelling
salesman of Corinth, and a MEM
Der of the we'll known Powell
family of that section, while his
bride is the charming daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lumpkin,
as fine people as this county pro-
duces. Knowing both the parties
so well, this is indeed a happy
elimination of an extended court
ship, and we, with their many
McNairy friends, wish them all
the good things possible, and in
vite them up to the big barbecue
in Selmer July 81.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30
PERSONALS

Prof. c.. L. Majors of Ramer
was = pleasant caller Monday.
]. A, Weatherford' sold a large
lot effine peaches in Selmer the
We deliver any thing any time.
Phone 81. Selmer Flour & Feed
Co.
E. E.. Maness, candidate for
sheriff, called in to see US Mon
day.
Misses Tackett and Goodwin of
Corinth were visitors to Selmer
Sunday,
Frank Curry is now connected
with the Perkins & Hawkins
restaurant.
F. o. Hamilton and family
were guests of Adamsville rel
atives Sunday.
Rev. G. j. Carman and family
have been visiting relatives in
Selmer recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Hamilton
Of Corinth rethe Sunday guests
of Selmer relatives.
w. H. Patmon, a good citizen
living near Selmer, was pleas
ant caller Monday.
Atty. Gen. w. X. Alternately is
at the regular term of circuit
court at Somerville this week.
A. G. Fortune and son, DR.. J.
E. Fortune, of the first district,
were recent visitors to Selmer.
@. s. Alternately and little
daughter, Rachel, were visiting
relatives at Adamsville Sunday.
WANTED-Picnic day, 500 cars
to FIJI with gasoline & oil.
Selmer Flour & Feed Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wolyer-
ton Of Tulsa, Okla, were in Sell
mer Tuesday enroute to visit rel
atiyes at Adamsville.
Misses Bernice and Azlie Hes
ter Of Chattanooga have been
the guests of their aunt, Mrs. j.
B. Graham, for the past week.
Try our flour, meal and feedstuff
Our prices are the lowest and
our grade the highest.
Selmer Flour & Feed Co.
Hon. Jesse M. Littleton, can
didate for the republican nomin-
alton for Governor, viii speak in
Selmer Wednesday. August A, at
2 o'clock p. m.
Prof. w. G. Robinson spent
the weekend with his family
ct Trenton. Mrs. Robinson and
baby are expected home this
week.
w. K. Sewell, ]. M. Wharton,
Thos. Staten and Doss Eaton,
some of the progressive citizens
of Leapwood were in Selmer
Monday.
S. L. Hunter and family were
in Selmer recently. Mr.. Hunter
reports his fathers health as
very poor, due chiefly to the in
firmities of age.
j. w. Purviance left Saturday
night to attend the funeral of his
sister-in-law at Carlinville, III.
He returned home Monday morn
ing, having made the trip via
St. Louis.
Esq. w. B. PUNK of the 18th
called to see us Monday and re-
ports good crops in bis neighbor-
hood and a good deal of road
work being done.
first of the week.
ID. w. Tull of the I'd district.
has taken the contract to carry
the mail between Selmer and
Adamsville. He will also operate
auto passenger service. Mr.. Tull
will move bis family to Selmer as
soon as he can secure . house in
Thich to live.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30
Picture Show
All day Saturday.
Electric Fans Good Music
Admission 10c to all.
Next door to Selmer Bank and Trust Co

J. L. Hendricx of Bethel called
to see us recently.
S. L. Haynes and wife were
up from Corinth Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hockaday
were in Selmer Saturday.
C. K. Hurst has returned from
a business trip to Adamsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison of Texas
were the guests of Rev. and Mrs
Wallace.
Mrs. Helen Thompson of Cor
NTH has been visiting relatives in
Selmer.
Albert Gillespie and Arthur
Olive were business visitors to
Memphis this week.
Capt. Jones, of Drew, Miss,
was the recent guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. H. Stone.
Sam Henry, ST., a representa-
tive citizen of the 18th district
spent Monday in Selmer.
Special prices on every thing
in the house every day in the
year. Selmer Flour & Feed Co.
Mrs. Joe Alexander of Poca-
hontas recently visited her par
ents, Esq. and Mrs. w. H. Stone.
LOST bunch of keys, while in
Selmer July II. Finder mail to
W. E. Sewell, Leapwood, Tenn,
and receive reward.
Earl Gooch, Grady Alternately
Cleo Barr and a number of other
Ford drivers from Selmer and
Bethel, went to drive cars thru
from Louisville to Selmer.
Get prices all over town, then
come by and get what you need
from us. The goods will please
you and the price will tickle you.
Selmer Flour & Feed Co.
Mesdames J. R. Smith, j. H.
Floyd and B. S. Hendrix. a trio
of church workers of the M. E.
church, called Monday and order
ed printing for the Ladies' Aid
Society.
Misses Florence English, Lula
Mai Alexander and Annie Rhes
Bell, teachers in the Selmer High
School, who have been attending
the Peabody College, have re-
turned home.
Rev. C. O. Frey, pastor of the
Selmer circuit. reports a fine day
at the Sunday school picnic at
Sulphur Springs Saturday and
that quite nice sum was realized
for the parsonage fund.
Frank Wharton, Goss Massen-
gill and Orbie Lott of near Leap
wood were in Selmer Wednesday.
Mr.. Lott was in the army of oc-
cupation in Germany and has
splendid overseas record.
Why not buy that cornchops,
shelled corn, oats, sweet feed,
shorts, dairy feed, cotton seed
meal or any thing else you need
in this line from your old friend
J. H. Richardson. Selmer Flour
& Feed Co., sells for less.
C. A. Morphis chairman of the
County Board of Education. is 9
candidate for reelection at the
August election. Mr.. Morphis
for many years was teacher in
the public schools of the county
and has been a member of the
County Board for the past six
years. He is greatly interested
in the rural schools, and has given
entire satisfaction as member
of the Board, and if re- elected,
the best interests of the schools
in the I'd, 18th and 9th districts
and throughout the entire county
will be given serious consider.
alton at the hands of the present
chairman,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30
Meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the County Sunday
School Association

School Association
The Executive Committee of
the McNairy County Sunday
School Association is hereby
called to meet at the Christian
Church in Selmer, Tenn, on
August /, 1920, at 8 o'clock p. m.
This call is urgent.
w. G. ROBINSON, Pres.
by II, F. Woop, sect'y,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30

Big colored base ball game
here Saturday afternoon,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-07-30

Ramer High School Building
The Ramer High School will open Monday,
September 6, 1920. We invite all parents and
friends in and around Ramer to be present at
the opening exercises. Your presence at that
time and your promise of cooperation and sup
. port will mean much to the teachers in carry
ing out their program of making this better
community in which to live. We as teachers
promise to do our very best. Will you help?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-14
BETHEL

Heavy rains raised the river last
evening to the highest point tins sea
son. II il estimated that two or three
million feet of logs passed under the
River street bridge during the day.
They were going fast and the volume
OF water seemed just right for them,
The total cut of the last two seasons,
20 be foated this spring, is estimated
at Ii, ae0.0 900 feet
Miss A3eline Chamberlin, aged 81
wears. who lives alone, is gathering
facts concerning the Methodist minis
tiers and their wives who were born IN
this town to assist Rev. w. NJ. Newton
oil Providence, r. l., in history he Is
writing Miss Chamberlin also Is sug'
airing on small scale from the maple
trees in her dooryard.
Miss Ruth Leonard is at her place
again as teacher of the sixth and sew
enth grades, after being detained a
week by an accident to her mother.
Judge T. s. Stanton of Roxbury and
Judge T. H. Edgerton of Rochester met
here yesterday TO close up some Wind
sor county court business.
Winfield Hackett, after spending
some time with his father in Chelsea,
j. with his mother, Mrs. w II. Smith,
for the present.
Several buffers at the tannerv were
dismissed yesterday Their 6 es were
considered az special meeting OF the
leather workers union. held after work
ing hours. The rest of the buffers and
some other employees worked through
part OF the evening.
After remaining at 80 cents several
weeks, the wholesale price Of eggs at
this market has risen to - cents.
Mrs G.. W. Southworth and her
daughter of West Lebanon, n H., are
here for the week.
The Woman's Relief corps met last
evening and received several new mem
bcrs.
The Woman's club has forwarded Sll
e. the Near East relief treasury.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. {. Paine and their
son. Charles. who spent the winter at
Federal Point. Fla. sailed for home
last Saturday on the Clyde steamer
Arapahoes and are due in Bethel to-
morrow.
y. A Parsons sold a bull weighing
$50 pounds 20 John B. Goodrich Mon
day. This animal attacked Mr. Par.
sons about two months ago and he wa.
saved from serious injury by the joint
action Of his wife aud his dog in at.
tracing the animals attention long
enough for Mr.. Parsons TO escape
Charles Gague has returned iron
Burlington. where he went for hospital
treatment.
Leon Csdy has left his position al
the tannery and viii drive a state high
way truck.
Baseball prospects at high school arr
considered good. Charles Norrell ha'
been elected manager. Games will bi
srranged with several ucighboring higi
school teams, the earlier ones beinl
PLAYED away from home to give tn
new playground chance 20 harder
before being used for games PRACTICE
games probably viii be played ~ High
and park