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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
WESTERLY

r The polls of the second caucus shall be open at o'clock and remain open until o'clock ?. m.
 MO person shall be entitled to vote or take part in the caucus of any po- litical party who within 13 calendar months has voted or taken part m the caucus of aSy other political narty, or has signed nomination papers of a candidate qr candidates for any .elec- tive of1ce.s or is deharred froh SO voting or taking part by the regula- tions tbf such, party provided for in Section 20 of s:is act. No persons who has voted in the caucus of any political party shall be eligible to sign any nomination paper containing nom nations of candidates within 13 calap.. dar months thereafter"
 Provision is here made for the caA- vaSsing of the voting list which Is pre. pared by the town clerk.
 Provision is made for striking from the list the names of al lpersons shown who shall by nomination papers and used caucus voting lists in the posses sion of the town clerk to be debarred from voting.
 After the votes are given in at the district caucus for officers that are to be filled or nominations to be made by electors of the whole town, the chair
 
 certify the result of the voting to the chairman of the town caucus of the party holding the caucus within 12 hours after the closing of the caH- GUS, and he shail declare the result of such voting, and the said chairman and town caucus clerk shah issue cer- dhcates of nomination.
 The town clerk shall retain under Seal for the period of Ia calendar months all voting lists returned to him.
 Local LAcSntos.
 Mrs Charles Clarke of Ashaway is having a new cottage erected at Pleas ant View.
 Miss Elizabeth Damerel of westown, Pa, is spending the Easter vacation at her home on Elm ctreet
 The local students at Rhode Island State college are at their homes in town for the Easter recess.
 Selden M. Young and Harry Noyes left Thursday with a carload of cat tie for the Brentwood show and sale in Philadelphia.
 The fox which was contributed to the miniature zoo in Wilcox park by Harvey ArZamarski of the Watch Hill road. and the raccoon held in captivity there, were transferred to larger cages Thursday moning by Superintendent Ed. Gayitt. The. Cycle club billiard team defeated the Colonial club Wednesday evening, by | the close score of 4e8 to 3ss. Mrs. M H. Seas1lon of High street has purchased a lot 1t Pleasant, View and plans building there at an early date.
 Mrs. Abel P! Randall of Hadlyme l Conn, formerly of Westerly, visited | friends here Wednesday.
 Miss Jean Smith of George street is recovering from an attack of tonsui- | ds.
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Tha Puznn4k yHs anDxStment re- Euom4md ta m A1HEzn Ezng in &rom Box (. a nAeut [ oscaocA Thursday mem lfne. .4R . nre- ak tae convensof St. Aieln6rs ehureA ea L4Derty street The nanas Wus csunned to the roof of the l1-R1lnw rss~ fhe cR14rney and were pre- mamMhay stmEtsd Ay gDark.. By the use ~ ene eheunlcal appzratus and one line h< &n1D 0s flames were eoon exdnsuHSn- 1ua Nm1lHD any damage to the inside or Ra hznalng w1s done, although the haA Wmn alaEn92y damaged by water. The euu4unk b q three story wooden struc- NzwA mmA was saved only by the quick Ruup0D SG ehs P. S.. Barber Hose com mmR. Ehe fro was discovered by a D@ w1O w1s en hts way to vCrk at xne 8nnsA 6z@4ts C@1Uan1.
 oawaux AhEnhan ?. Datson of west esTsy, MfrU6nced . new caucus iGw fEr Z1rake<1y in tho seRzfe Wednesday. This An wms fxxned by a committee compos- Oa oS Martin H. SpeElmsn. chairman. Ar Cur L. Perry. Lewis stanton. Mrs. c. 1almR CAapmGn. and c. Benjamin TRfae. aG t1s repubttcan c4ucus last fall.
 7As r<4ncipa1 points in the bill are:
 T0Wz eomnnIftess may make regula- i0snB not inconsistent with law to de- zDno m1mberahtp h the party.
 A azm1s skan. if necessary consist q ewo nzstinU. one for presenting nom hsa1nuB and tho other for balloting in mss 0Ey cnnkestAut des1res ballot
 CMnB snaH be made at least three .avs pE5sr to the day on which the AEst cascus meeting Is to be held.
 CEEb sE4H be advertised not less than e~s dGS1 prior to the holding of such
 wfthh eveave hours after the close of tks 0nE meeting. the chairman and esFk Of khe caucus shall certify the nExnas and addresses of persons nom- NaAnd % the chAtrnan of the town esmmif4es who shan prepare baiots.
 1T, bscznss of c contest. a second mesfhmg of the c1ucus is necessary, then na nEBt meeting shall adjourn to a wuoona meeting for ba1l0ting. which shall Ha hesd s4 o'clock in the afternoon on ehs dEird day following the nrst meet AG
 ne meeting gAaIl be advertised at IeAst oace tn some newspaper.
 he eSwn eDmnAttee shall have the riSAk b declare by majority vote any pGFo0B nominated as ineligible to be e eEn1i6Ats for such 0fice or nomtna: @sa R Sach person E not g qualified Geeter of such political party.
 n iH the duty of the town clerk at sbs expense ef the town to provide the plnc@ for tho hoI&ing of caucuses
 No two political parties shall hold eselr eaucgeS on She game day.
 10 c2ReD sA&u be held within foul Gays of the last days for filing the certificate of the nominations of sucf eaeG
 cMurzses eaGn Dc held after thu eaoond ThuFsday next after the firsi WAd<v la EeptembeR.
 PGxty electors shah choose a chair U1n and cerk to serve as officers al eDsn c&1c1B3s who shall hold ofict fer two yeErl
 They ak@Il hxze the game powers ant orties as are conferred upon warden esd w@1d eleE&s at such meetings.
 The tDRn elszk shall provide booth nad she3s1
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urosa. In ths evening at 7.sO thefe wIIl

cross. In the evening at 7.s0 there will be stations 6f the cross. tf'
 Saturday there win be the blessing of the new fire. the paschai candle. and the blessing and distribution of the East CT water and high mass. s-7 -s@
 Dance at Newton's hall, Westmmster. Saturday, March 2sth. Music by Moreys Jazz band, of Jewett City.-ady.
 MISS MaI,Srle .ad9 fv0.S Meester sOes 70 ns.n- & Easter vacation.
 The Riverside Grammar schools are closed for the Easter vacation of ten days. ,
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enable the church building to continue.
 Mrs. A. IT. Macleod has left St. Lul1e's hospital, New York. but stin Is under that institution'a care in the home of a friend ]. At the Easter morning worship at Ii the church school will have the first 15 minutes of the program. The Westmin- ster orchestra is to assist at the service
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

infants slips. This week the circle sew ed for one of it's members. r Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Miller were in Eastford Saturday and Sunday, Euests Of their daughter and her family. Mr. Mi- Ter supplied the pulpit at the M- F. church in the morning and gave a talk at the close of the Sunday school al Phoenixville in the afternoon.
 The Easetr concert will be held in tAs morning at 1o.30 in place Of the preach ing service.
 Mir. and Mrs. Everett Huntington en- tertaned the formers parents from Will sonviile Tuesday. it being the 21st anni- yersary of their marriage r The play Patty Makes ThineI Hmm. given by the seniors of the T .N. H g l'at the hall drew a full house.
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EAST THOMPSON

The Earnest Workers; circle of the Kings Daughters finished ah allotment of sewing for the Day Kimball hospital last week-25 patama coats, 4s .bandages, 6
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WESTMINSTER

A meeting of Westminster Ecclesiasti- cal society has been called for next Mon- day, particularly to take steps toward the shingiing and other repairs imperative to
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-09-22

Of Indiana this summer, has returned.
Hope the prodigal has made good
during the time Of being away
Quite number Of people from this
part will attend court at Manchester,
which will convene the Goth inst
Walter Oldam Of Rome Fork was here
on business during the week.-The
wife Of Elder J. w. Anderson, who
has been undergoing the pressure of
the disease called diabetis, is no bet
ter at this writing.-The farmers are
taking advantage of the beautiful
weather in the way Of saving their
fodder.-The Scriptures say the way
Of the transgressor is hard, which
should be well considered with those
who violate the Prohibition laws in
the near future with John c. Ever
sole as Judge and Galway Napier as
commonwealth attorney of the 33rd
Judicial District. Let me ask you to
decline your anticipaions and shun
the pressure of the law with kindest
regards.
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GARRARD COUNTY
CLAY Lick

Clay Lick, Sept. l9.-Several peo-
pie from here attended the sale at
j. A. Todd's last Thursday.-Cale
Logsdon has purchased a new car
Mrs. John odell spent one day last
week in Berea with Mrs. ID. N.
Weleh.-Claud Williams has pur-
chased a car; he and family motored
to Mrs. George Anderson's and spent
the day, Sunday.-Miss Eppie VIII
hams is planning to enter school at
Berea, Wednesday.-Harry Huff has
moved to the farm vacated by Tom
kirby.-Mr. and Mrs. William Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Botkins, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Elkins, of Sill
yer Creek, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Botkin, Sunday.-Charley
Williams and family spent a few
days at Kerby Knob last week.
Lewis Botkins and wife entertained
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GRAY Hawk

Gray Hawk, Sept. 19.-Foddering
is all the go now. Corn is moderate
ly good in this part. T. Tincher
has moved TO his new farm he
bought from J. T. Hayes. The farm
is all in woodland.-G. ID. Galard
sold his farm, eighty-four acres, to
l.. J. Robinson for $1,l75.-George
Robinson will start TO Garrard
county today with a drove Of cattle
for James Robinson.-Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Isaacs, a fine boy;
his name is Elmer. Baby and
mother doing fine.-We gave up one
of our oldest and best ladies when
Mrs. Louisa Tincher, "a years six
months and one day old, died few
days ago. She had been a member
of the Methodist church for years,
and was loved by all who knew her.
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MADISON COUNTY
Harris

Harris, Sept. 2l.-Farmers are all
busy saving their stuff which they
have been blessed to have. All the
farmers in this vicinity are very
much pleased with their good corr
crops.-Miss Glenna May Lake and
Wilson VanWinkle, both of Beres,
were married in Richmond, Monday.
We wish the young couple every
pleasure.-Our Sunday-school cor
test closes Sunday September %.
Every young man and young lady
come out and let's beat the Bible
class so they will have to treat
w. b. Lake went to Lexington last
week on business.-Calep Johnston
visited r. f. Gadd Monday.
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LEE COUNTY
Beattyville

Beattyville, Sept. 1.-THE corr
crops are fine over the entire county
this year, but the potato crop will
be short compared with what it was
last year, owning to the dry weather
in early SUMMERTIME new church
which has been under construction
at st. Helena is near completion.
The church was built by the Noun
tain Christian League for the Chris.
tan church.-There we're eight ap-
plicants in the Teachers Examina-
ton held here Friday and Saturday
last. This county is still short of
teachers this year, as we still have
some six or seven schools without
teachers.-Quite a number of our
citizens attended the fair at Lexing.
ton last week.-Judge Turner, of Mt.
Sterling, was in our town on BUSH
ness Saturday.-Work on the new
road leading from Beattyville to
Irvine has begun in earnest; about
five miles will be completed shortly
and also the streets of our town are
being prepared for beds of concrete
and macadam, etc.
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OWSLEY COUNTY
Island CITY

Island City, Sept. 12,-The holy
rollers from Meadow Creek came to
this place Saturday night to hold a
series of meetings. They seem TO
have the medicine that draws the
people.-After the 9th the candidates
are not so numerous; the boat may
have sunk that went I'D Salt river
The farmers have commenced saw.
ing their fodder in this part.-The
Bond fair was well represented with
people from around Island City,
Circuit Court will convene at Man
chester the fourth Monday, Hon.
William Lewis presiding.-Mrs. Min
ME Morris, who got her arm injured
by being thrown from a wagon, is
much better.-The prospects are good
that Owsley, Breathitt and Leslie
counties will have a Judge and COM
monwealth attorney that will stand
for law and order. Look out, YOU
men who violate the Prohibition laws.
William Rains and wife were the
guests of the Rev. A. ID. and Kate
Bowman, Friday night, being enter
tanned with moving picture show
The good people refused to sign the
petition gotten up to turn Evan
Smith out of the State reformatory,
who was sentenced at the last term
Of the Owsley Circuit Court at Boone.
vile for term or two years for
shooting Robert j. Bowman from
ambush. William Lane from Meta
mora, Ind, is among relatives and
friends at present, will return soon,
accompanied by his grandmother,
Mrs. Nan Bowman, and Miss Della
c. Bowman, of Ethel, Ky.-A number
of young folks from Blake took re-
freshments and We're served as
guests at the home of Mrs. Kate
Bowman, Sunday at noon.
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Drip Rock

Drip Rock. Sept. 20.-The little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Webb.
who was shot, is still reported to be
in serious condition.-Jim Isaacs of
Leighton. Ky, visited his brother,
Bird Isaacs. Sunday, and also swap.
ped horses with him.-Miss Alpha
Russell spent Monday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Bertha Lainhart of Sand
Spring.-Miss Ethel Gabbard of
Wind Cave spent Wednesday night
with her aunt, Miss Flossie Coffey,
who is sick.-Miss Gertrude Fowler,
who is attending school at Mckee,
spent from Thursday till Sunday
with her aunt. Eta Lakes. while her
teacher was attending the fair at
Bond.-Vernon Lakes had the misfor-
tune of cutting his leg badly with a
knife.-Everybody in this vicinity is
busy picking beans and saving fod-
der.-Most everybody attended church
at Drip Rock Sunday.-Mrs Maude
Alcorn is very sick at this writing
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Baker have
sold out their property here and are
going to move to Indiana.-Mrs. An
ma Alcorn and two grandsons, Roy
lsaacs and Roy Williams, made a
business trip to Irvine last week.
Miss Flossie Coffey is still very sick
Hannah Isaacs spent Sunday night
with her brother, Bud Isaacs.-Roy
Williams visited his cousin, Roy
lsaacs. Sunday night.-Mrs. Anna AL
corn spent Monday with Mrs. Yet
Isaacs.
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Pamela

Pamela, Sept. 20.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hill Humphrey and little daughter,
Hilda, and Miss Mamie Ogg of I'LL
nois motored thru and are spending
week with relatives.-Mrs. Pal
Sandlin of Evelyn spent the week.
end with relatives. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Miss Nam
ME Ogg.-Charlie Isaacs and Grace
Lainhart were married in Irvine last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Carr motor
ed to Winchester and attended the
Baptist Association last week.-Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Beecham Thomas,
a girl, (Ruthie Lee).-Rev. J. w.
Richardson closed his meetings at
Knob Lick Sunday night. The con-
verts were baptized Sunday after
noon.-The Richmond WEIGH Co. put
in light plant for II. G. Bicknell of
Locust Branch last Week.-Mrs. Celia
Kindred has entered the f. X. S. N.
&C. M. Rawlings has been spending
several days securing subscriptions
for the purpose of building a turn
pike road from Pamela to II. G. Bick-
nells home on Red Lick Creek. This
road has long been needed and the
prospects now seem very fiattering
for its construction.
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JACKSON COUNTY
Luther Gabbard

Peoples, Sept. 13.-The body Of
Luther Gabbard was brought back
home from over the sea To be buried
near his old home In Jackson county,
Parrot, Ky. About fourteen years
ago the writer became acquainted
with Luther When Luther was n
small boy ] had the pleasure OF
teaching him some Of his first les.
sons in school. He was one among
the brightest in his class. He also
showed great ability in mathematics,
as well as some other studies. He
always responded well and was a
promising boy 10 the business world.
Later Luther attended high school at
Berea and became one Of Jackson
county's best teachers. He was EN-
ployed as teacher and was teaching
at the time he was called to defend
his country. No doubt he made a
gallant soldier while defending his
people and country. We are very
sorry indeed to give up such noble
boy and friend. But such must
happen as our Creator directs. While
thinking Of Luther we can remember
the words of the poet who said:
THE boast Of heraldry. the pomp of
power,
All that beauty, all that wealth
e'er gave
Await alike the inevitable hour.
The path Of glory leads but to the
grave"
A Sympathetic Friend.
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Sinking Valley

Sinking Valley, Sept. ic.-Blll
Coyle is seriously i'll with typhoid
and malaria fever-Miss Minnie
Isaacs, who has been visiting her rel
atives at Pamela. has returned home.
Everybody in this vicinity is TAX
ing care Of his fodder.-The weather
has been very pretty.-Miss Ida
Hammond and Eva lson are visiting
relatives at Clear Creek this week.
Miss Bessie Abney took trip to
Red Lick, Wcdnesday.-Johnie Kin.
dred visited Andy Isaacs' folks Tues.
day.-John Reece from Berea is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Sinda Hobbs
People are beginning to make mo-
lasses.-Sol Hammond and Jasper
Isaacs are having good success with
their gasoline mill.-Sim Hobbs and
family have returned home from Be-
rea.-Alson Abner from Richmond Is
visiting home folks, Mrs. Solomon
Abner, this wcek..-Ben Mobley and
family have returned to Richmond
from week visit here.-Misses
Earsie and Annie Abner took trip
TO Kerby Knob, Friday.
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Herd

Herd, Sept. l6.-Several from this
place attended the fair at Annville,
September 8, Q, l0-Mr. and Mrs.
S. II. Farmer and Manuel Cravens Of
Lexington are visiting friends and
relatives at this place for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter WEIGH spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen Farmer.-Jim Flanery Of Rich.
mond, spent a few days this week
with f. r. Flanery.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Mcdaniel spent from Friday
until Sunday Of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. I. S. McGeorge.
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ROCkCASTLE COUNTY
Disputanta

Disputanta, Sept. 2O.-The farmers
are real busy at this writing. Cut
ting corn, making sorghum and
squirrel hunting are the chief inter-
ests Of the day.--Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Pennington are the proud parents of
fine boy named Cecil.-Mrs. T. c.
Holt and son Lssco were visiting
her sister, Mrs. o M. Payne, Sun.
day morning.-Mss Eva Shearer en-
tertalned quite q number Of friends
at her home Sunday in honor of her
twentieth birthday. Those present
were, Misses Neureul and Verola
Holt, of Rockford; Misses Nora
Gadd, Minnie Drew, and her brother.
Of this place; Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Thomas, Of Harris; Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Shearer, Of Big Hill, and Miss Els,
Susie and Fanny Shearer of Rich
mond. All report a nice time. Pc
Treatments were served in the after.
noon and games were played AMI the
party went grape hunting R. T. Abb
ney, who has a position at Cynthi.
ana, was visiting home folks the week
end.-Miss Roena Hammond left
here Monday to enter school at Re.
rea. We wish her much success
Three cheers for The Citizen.
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THE "D0UGHBoY OF IDAHO"
Striking Statue Recently Selected BY
States War Memorial Commits
sion, 10 lifeIike Study.

It's far cry indeed from the stiff
necked. primly dressed recruit which
flooded America after the armistice
as the sculptured representation Of
the American fighter to the shirt
sleeved, delightfully."- informal dough
boy Of Idaho" recently selected by the
states war memorial commission to
symbolic Idaho's contribution to the
World war. The statue, work Of Award
Fairbanks, Portland, Ore, and Salt
Lake City, Utah, artist, is the most
lifelike study Of the A. f. +. infantry
man as the Boche saw him that Amer
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Bond

Bond, Sept. 19.-Farmers are very
busy saving fodder and making mo-
lasses.-Mrs. Susan Hunley is visit
ing relatives in Hamilton, Coco.
Davis and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Akemon visited G. A. Settle last
Sunday.-A large crowd attended the
singing at Bond Sunday.-Charlie
Baldwin and Singing" Tincher visit
ed j. II. Pennington Saturday.-Mss
Flora Strong will finish Pigeon Roost
School. She is a splendid teacher,
and can do a good work in the COM
munity.-Therc will be a moving pic
ture show at Bond Saturday night;
the proceeds will go to help out the
Bond school Everybody invited
Bill Vaughn and wife have been visit
ing in Harlan few days.-Bob
Settles and family have returned
home after few days visit with
friends and Ielatives.-The School
Fair will be held at Green Hill, Octo-
her 3.-Colemsn Reynolds visited his
friends at Pigeon Roost, Saturday
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GOOchland

sept. l9.-We are having some
very warm weather at present
There was quite crowd from this
place at Pine Grove on yesterday, at.
tending the holiness meeting.-W. A.
Phillip visited this place today.
L. Owens made short visit to
Goochland to see A. p. Gabbard on
business.-The Yves johnson heirs
had a sale on last Friday and sold
what stock and household goods they
had. Most everything was bid in by
the heirs.-Fodder pulling is about
all the go in this neighborhood.-
AT present it is rumored that J. l..
Hampton has traded his house and
farm for j. +. Dooley's storehouse,
lot and goods, at Threelinks, KY
A. p. Gabbard is planning on going
out on a drumming trip this week
thru Rockcastle county-A. p. Cab
bard stayed over night with w. NJ.
kerby at Kerby Knob a few DAYS
ago and he said he greatly enjoyed
his stay with Mr.. Kerby's family.
which are first class citizens of Jack
son county.-Success to The Citizen.
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She is survived by four sons and
two daughters. She died at the home
Of her son.in-law, J. B. Bingham,
and Mrs. Mary Meeting
at Oak Grove today; six to be bap-
tized by w. II. Anderson. The
Christian Endeavor met Friday night
and organized and took in Fl mem.
bers. Next Friday night will be the
election of officers.
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Silver Creek

Silver Creek, Sept. 19.-Sorghum
making and corn cutting seems to be
the order Of the day.-John Ander-
son and George Lucas, both of Big
Hill, were dinner guests of Mrs. Eliza
Anderson recently.-Charlie Ingram
has returned to his work near Living
ston.-Bro. Cornett closed the series
Of meetings at this place with three
additions to the church,. T. Todd
is doing some repairing and adding
sheds to his tobacco barn.-Prof.
Bowman has returned from North
Carolina and has taken up his work
as Principal of Berea Graded School.
1t is rumored that Robert Bowman
has taken unto himself BRIDE
Mrs. Eliza Anderson was given a
surprise birthday dinner, September
IS, by her children. Among those
present were, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Vaughn,
John Anderson and wife of Big Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Williams of
White Lick, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. An
derson, Clarence Anderson, and Mrs.
Mary Brookshire. There was boun-
tiful dinner spread, and they all de-
parted. seeming to have enjoyed
themselves and hoping that their
mother may have many more happy
birthdays.
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Island City

Island City, Sept. 10 THE report
came here that Carter Pearson, who
shot Frank Bowman IN the cyening
OF the Primary and was iogdei in
the Mckee jail. made his esraro by
the aid of a sledge hammer, which
made way for the escape of other
prisoners.-The petition gotten up
for the release of Evan Smith from
the State Reformaeory is said to
avail neutrality-suspicious. j. Bowman
entertained the people at the Shep.
herd School house Saturday night
with his moving picture show.-P. f.
Begley, who has been in the State