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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-13
Mrs. Adams Is
Candidate For
County Office

Mrs. Maude Adams, a we'll known
local resident, is a candidate for the
office OF county register of deeds, it
became known today when nominal
ing petitions were circulated for her.
Mrs. Adams has not formally an
nounced her candidacy. but the petit
ittons were circulated in several pre-
scfncts today. She will oppose Don Nc
Donald, h present incumbent.
Mrs. Adams is the first woman to
enter the field for al4county office. She
has been a resident of the city during
Der entire lifetime, and has had (
sperience in the register of deeds Of
Nee. having served as q clerk for a
number OF. years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-13
EDITION

May 10. - and 20, according
- =. H, wilcox, head Of the depart
ment Of music q the uniysr'ity' VINO
IS ~ hundred high school students.
..~srssentinE ~ schools of the state:
r LII IS Participate, In 1921, ~ schools
w VIZ entered in the events. - trying
Nj n the preliminary district COZ.
o esst, y This year ~ out OF the 81
.ehoo,a entered in the semi-fnals Will
somnete at the university. !
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-13
MANY ENTRIES IN
HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC
CONTEST ATU. n. D.

There will be an increase Of 50 per
cent II the number competing in n
ANIMAL high school music contest 10
be held at the University Of North
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-13
FAIR CIRCUIT
PROPOSED
Conference Called For April
26 at Bismarck; Mont
gornery to Go.

"A conference to be held under the
auspices Of the North Dakota State
Fair association. and called by .secre-
tary of Agriculture and Labor Joseph
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07
NOTICE

Notice is,hereby given that sthe
st. Charles Parish School BoaEp
invites bids. as Fiscal Agent. for
the FUNDS of the said board.
said bids to be made in accordance
With Law and, presented to the
Beard on or before November
9TH, 1922, at.eleyaR o'clock A. N.
1T the st. Charles Parish Court
House.
!. Successuful bidder required b
furnish ihand in solvent surety
comsany in the full sum Of twen-
ty thousand dollaSs. a
] Said bids tothe written app pre-
sented in a. sealed envelope. with
the words Fiscal Agency Con-
tract" written upon said enve-
lope.
The.Board reservesAhe right tc
reject any .and all bids
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07
WEDDING

Tuesday morning at mass at
he Holy Rosary Chruch MIR Cyril
!. Troxler,and Miss Gertrude
polymnie Triehe were united into
he bonds of Holy Matrimony by
. The Rev. Father Parrot. Mr. Ohde
Troxler acted as best man and
Miss Beatrice TSiche as hndes
maid.
At the appointedhour the bride
and her attendent arrived. She
was given away by her brother
j. C. Triche.
The bride was gownad in can
ton crepe with court txain and
veil of illusion held in place by a
wreath. She carried an arm bou-
quet of bridal roses and lilies OF
the valley. The bridesmaid was
dressed in canton crepe an d car
ried white carnations.
| The groom and attendant wore
blue serge suits.
| The couple leftin the afternoon
| for a trip to Baton Rouge and
/ PaincourtvilIe. upon their return
they will make Taat their home.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

(b) To enalsle said BOARD TO psrsoras
such work. aud 10" assist I'll de!raving
the expenses ,heraHtn: The State of 1|oul,
sisna hereby grantsaahd' celeasss to 'h'
said Board tliestitle Of The State TO all
lands within any levees tlnbankinents.
retaining walls, and seawalls con-
struggled hereunder, and hereby releases
sai lands from any pml,iic trust and AN
,horizes thslsaid aloaEd 70 reclaim, sell
lease, or otherwise dispose of such por-
tions Of said lants &lpd any other prop
erty acquired for tile p"rpaas. Of saif
improvements as the. said Board may
deem proper. provided none of such
lands shall he sold by said Board at 9
price less than Thirty cents for each
Square foot. The said board is hereby
granted tbs. right of way over, aud use
Of; ps'y AalAic lands and prpps,y
necessary for The purposes hereof; pio,
vided, however, that there shal. be re-
served and dedicated forever for public
pa1k and for beach purposes space o1
not less than 1000 k.Ap depth along the
entire lake front of said improvements.
tc) Said Board mayalso acquire by
donation. purchase, appropriation or
appropriation without ffr,l,rr Legislative
authority all private lands or other pro-
perty in the Parish Of Orleans and ad.
joini,.g parishes as may be necessary tar
any of the purpose of said Board, or sos
the said improvements, aiRl 10 improve,
or cause tile sanie TO- be inprayed, and
may pay therefor in the same manner as
the said Board now. pays for property
taken by it OH the Mississippi river front
in the Parish of,Orleans. r.
Section 2. Be it further resolved, ETC.,
That Oh the oitsiall SLallot to be used at
said election shall be placed the words
~''For the proposed amendment of Section
7, Article XVI, of the Constitution of the
State of I.ouisiana" aud tile words A.
gainst the proposed amendment of Sec
,tion 7, of Article XVI of the Constitu'
ton of the State of Louisiana" and .eacl
: elector shall indicate .his vote on itlt
PROPOSED amendp,ent.las provided III tlts
general election laws. OF tie State.
Approved by. .tlles Governor
July IS 1922.
A true copy:
+ JAMES ]. .PAILEY'
=, Secretary Of State.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

Proposing all amendment saf Section 5
of Article XII OF the Constitution rela-
tive to Public 'Edncation.
Section /. BE it seSolNed by the .-sxis-1
asture of Louisiana, .twoltliirds OF ulei
members elected to each .IIo,tse cailanrSs
ring herein; That at the next election
for representatives in Congress 10 lie
held throughout the State on the 7th
,tlay of November 1929 there shall be
and is hereby submitted to the electors,
for their approval or rejection. in the
manner provided hy tale constitution and
general election laws OF State. u propo-
sition to a,nerd Srrtiom 5 of Article XII
of the Constitution Of 1921, so as to read
Section S. There shall be elected by
The people at eaqli succeeding general
election a State Superinte endent OF Pub
lie Education. who shall be ey-Qtticio
Secretary of.the Board, and wl.ase ~sala-
~ shall he :f,Xedlby the State Board OF
Education at not less than l;ive Thou
sand (S5 ,O00.O0) Dollars. nor GAO, c
than Seven Thousand Five Hundred
l7,50O.0o) Dollars, payable monthly or
Iliis own warrant"
And if a majority of the electors vo
,ting on said proposition vote iii favor
thereof the aforementioned Article an,
Section of the Constitution shall be a
mended.
Section :. There shall he printed upoi
tile ballot; ''For tive amendment to sec
ton five (5) article twelve (f2) OF th
Constitution of 19kl;;" and "aeains
the amendment to article five IS
section twelve (l2) OF the Consti
tuition of 1921" and seach elec,o
shall indicate, as providsdijn the ee,
eral election laws in, this .Ssatses wi,eihe
he vote for or against said asAdspsa
Approaei w tile Govssset;
July IS, l922,fi.is p. III.
la true copy:
JAMES J. BAILEY, r.
Secretary Of State.
;. ACT No. 1876.
House Bill No. 207. BY Mr.. Per-
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

We. CONVICTED in May 1918 OF
Striking apd Woundi4g with q
Dangerous Weapon with .Intaat
0 Murder and Robbery are Apply
ing for full pardon and restoEs.
,tion to.xights of citizenship.
(Signed) Vincent .CampAea
. and Salvador .Liebertas
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

JOINT RESOLUTION
, !
a.. r-..:...:...s ~.
=. a.. a..
-. 80 ....;.,...,..,.. .s ,.,,.. "a
..,.,.,,,-,,.r,. .,o,a over .,d i, t,,e
.had otIats po,tc,,ar,ra;n etc h, the
po,ra -. ys.ea co,um;ss;on.r of the
Orleans L-xee District
S.ct;ou 1 rge-it resolved bv,the Leris-
lature of Louisiana, two thirds OF all
( the members elected to each HOWE con-
curing,
| That the following amendment to Sec
ton 7 of Article XVI Of the Constitution
! OF the State af Louisiana be submitted
to the electorsuc:. the State at the next
Congressional Election to he held ON
the first Tuesday afteEta'e first Monday
III November is<<' to-w't:
la) The Board ofLevee commissioners
otAthe Orleans Levee District. shall. ex-
cept as otherwise heEeir changed and
amended, have and exercise all the
powers now conferred by Constitution
or. Statutes upon them. Said: Board shall
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

Sessions ss2sth Jsdicial District
Court. .
~ II
Jury Sessions
Rarish Of St John the Baptist
First (1st) Monday in March.
Second (2nd) Monday in Sept.
Parish of st Charles
First (1st) Monday in April.
Second (2nd) Monday in Oct
Parish tof jefferson
First .[lst] Monday in May
First 'E1stl Monday in November
Civil Sessions (Non Jury]
Parish Of st John the Baptist
/, First (1st) Monday in Febraar,
! First r1st] Monday in June
Second l2nd) Monday in October
First (lst) Monday,in December
/ :Rarish of st Charles
Eirst t1st) Monday in January.
First(lst, Monday. in March. !.
Misst (1sa). Monday May.
Kisst (1xt) Monday in November
Parish Of jefferson
First tlst) Monday IN January.
/. First (lst) Monday in February.
First (lst, Monday in April.
Eist l1st) Mondaylin June.
+ Seeeed (2nd) Monday in Sept.
Eisst llst) Monday Decembsr.
lPtentice =. 'Edripgton.
il n Gautier,
Judges Twenty-eightin .uut
cial District Court.
approved January LIST, 1921
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

srAsTEMENroFTHE OWNER
SHIP. MANAGEMENT. RE.
,OIJIRED BY THEACT OF CON
tl;RESS OF AUGUSTA 1912.
OF The ST. Charles Herald puh-
lished weekly at Hahnviile La.
for October y22.
State Of Louisiana
County Of St Charles
Before me, notary Public M
and for the State and eC County
aforesaid personally appeared =;
| & Triche. who having been dlly
sworn according to law, deposes
and says that he is%he Editor q
The St Charles Herald and tina,
1.-THE following is, to the best OF
his knowledge and belief, q true
statement Of the ownership, mar
lacemento of the aforesaid publica
ton for the date shown in tn
| above caption required by tn
u y -.
Act Of August "a 1912 embodied
in section A0Postal Laws ant
Regulations
/ That the name Of editor is: !.
Est Of ] G Triche
signed &c Triche
j Editor
Sworn to and subscribed bt
fore me this 5 day Of Oct. 1877
4 1T Baudonin'
SEAL
II -
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07
NOTICE.

usGse hereby given that 81, =.
.oubiic roads between sunset s; ana
'sunrise, in accordance with'0ra'
sne,ee Of the Police Jury
M.L.Guidry
,Pres. P.J.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

ssGEs,aaM5VgAalnlEDa - solicit
orders Tor I0bricating oils, greas-
e. and paints. Salary or Comms-
sion. !.
Cleveland. Ohio ].
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07
APPROXIMATED TABLEAU

APPROPRIATED TABLEAU
Preahahle Revenues.
Parish Taxes s59oOS. Ol
Licenses lOOO.W
Total $60o00. "
Parish Treasurer 12CO.
Secretary Police Jury 6OO.
Mileage & PeeDiem P.Js -50A.
Official Journal 600.
Stationery, office suppliR 500. 500
Assessor v 8OO.
Sheritfs fees criminal cases $40.
Court expenses 5OO.
Grand & Petit Jurors $500.
District Attorney 2oO.
Feeding prisoners 25CQ.
Coroners Jury & Expenses 500.
Board of Health 500.
Constables and Justices of
Peace :3840.
.Syndic Salary 500.
Sergeant at Arms 100.
IParish Auditor 600.
tRnidge tender 48O.
Pumper l20.
Cleaning Court House 100
Beneficiary Students U00.
Election expenses 1900.
Road Funds ,6OOO.
Registrar of Voters 300.
Contingent Fund $50.
BhaEif3's Oonmission 205Q.
Excess keven.eS bondS ,6l5Q.
Bank of st Charles on
Account Of outstanding
indsbtness 25OW.
Total $4,000.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07
Joint RESOLUTION

Proposing all amendment to Sect'ah
of Article X of the Constitution at the
State Of Louisiana, relative to revenue
and exemption.
Section l. Be it enact by the Leg;sla-
ture OF Louisiana two,thirds OF all tile
members elected to each House concur
ring, That Section 4>of Articl- x OF the
Constitution of the State Of LOUISIANA,
be amended lay adding to the last para-
graph a section SO as to read as fellows:
''The Legislature Shall pass no Jaw
postpoming the payment of taxes except
III case of overflow. general conflaera-
ton, general destruction Of crops, or
other public calamity; and may provide
for the payment such postponed taxes
based OH a reassesslnent Of the properties
affected, for the particular year Ill wn'ch
sucll calamity occurs, to he 'liade before
the postponed tax i; due"
Section 2. That the above amendment
shall bessrbnitted to the electors OF the
State of Louisiana for approval or rejec-
, ton at the General Election for Con-
gress to be hold in November, 1922, and
that the Secretary OF State he directed
! to insert upon the ballot to be -sed in
| said election, and i'll the proper column.
! tile following:
| ''For,sl,e proposed amendment to Sec
tiou a Of Article X of Constitution, rela-
tive to revenue, taxation and exemp-
lition."
aud the words:
Against the proposed amendment to
Section 4 OF Article X of the Constitu-
ton re lative TO revenue, taxation and
] exemption" and each elsctor shall in-
dicare how he votes Oh the proposed
amendment as providedsfor i'll the gen
erai election laws of tllis$State.
LApproved by the Governor. :, ..,.@ = .-ys
Bus'ia, 1922, .s:lsss, M
), A true copy:
| JAMES ]. BAILEY,
Secretary of State
ACT No. IS.
House Bill No. sol. BY MIR. Perez.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to the Consti
l.tution OF the State of Louisiana, relative
to the leasing for manufacturing. com
.mercial and business purposes, lands &C
Lniired by the board of commissioners 0
hthe port of New s0sleans for the naviga
ton canal, connecting the Mississippi
River With Lake. Pontcliartrain.
Section /. Be it resolved by the Legis
lature of Lonisia,a, two-tlirds Of all tn
members elected to each House concYr
ring;
That, subject tosanpsoval by the elee
tors of the State, he Constitution of tn
State of Louisiaiia be amended SO as I
read as,follows, toSwit:
vi The Board OF Commissioners of til
Port of New Orleans shall except. .
otherwise herein changed and amended
have and exercised all powers now col
: ferred by the Constitution or Static
upon them; and. in addition thereto, I'll
4 s1id Board shall have full power to lea'
for manufacturing and commercial bus
ness purposes, lands acquired for Il
Navigation Canal connecting the Miss
,:..o; u s.,ov aud abe poutc ci,arrraif,
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMEN DNIENTS
Acts 2l, 10, los and fO6
Constitutional Amendments 10 DE Voteo
OH at Congr essional Election November
eth, 1922.
ACT No. Il
JSeaate Bill No. 5
! By Alr &C. II. Couvlllia'i
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

FOU ID-One cord tire and rim.
A Champagne
Taft, La.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

on tue proposed apn-M'!mes.t i'll accor-
dance with the General Election LAWS U
the S,ta.e.
Approved by the Governor;
LHly l3, 1922, 50 u. ~.
j tr,lc copy;
JAMES J. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
ACT No. nos.
House Bill No. l27. by Mr.. Wonaat
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07

ST. CHARLES HERALD
PUBLIsHED AT HAHNvIi.LE. La.
EVERY SATURDAY
" r rR,cur EDITOR.
OFFICIAL soURNAL OF THE
pARlsM.oF ST. CHARLES
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
.osr vr.p $500
..,v monurs $1.0G
Entered at the Post Office at
Hahnville. La. as second
class matter
Establised February 15. 1874
communications received later
than Thursday morning will LAY
over until the week following.
News ard interesting loea
items are respectfully solicited
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07
ACT No. nos.
hCINTiRESOI.UTION

House Bill No. l27. by Mr.. Wonaat
The St. Charles herald., 1922-10-07
Joint RESOLUTION

House Bill No. 2O7 BY Mr.. Perez
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-28

Mrs. Jesse Wilkinson of Bak-
cr, Montana, is visiting at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Ed
! Groves, at Merwin.
n. j. Adams, chairman Of the
Democratic Central Committee;
of Adrian, was in the county seat
few days ago on business.
The roof of the post office
buAding has just been treated to
new coat of green paint winch
adds greatly TO the outside ap-
pearance Of the structure. we
suppose that this was intended
as IA distinguished compliment to
the services Of Postmaster Ed
Williams who will soon retire
and Il cordial greeting TO the new
postmaster who has not yet been
appointed. -
larry r. Wolfe and wife, OF
Bristow, Okla, are in the city the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. X,
Douglass. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe
were former residents OF this city
and left here over twenty years
ago.
Rev. !. G.. Jones preached at
Virginia last Sunday morning
and night.
We are sorry to hear that our
old friend Perry j. Cowgirl fell
on slippery sidewalk at Adrian
a few days ago ard broke two OF
his ribs.
O. b. Borden has sold his in
terest in the Farmers Bank OF
Rockville to Chas. Morgan of the
Logan-Moore Lumber Co., of that
town. Mr.. Morgan will become
cashier and Mr.. Borden will leave
and locate elsewhere.
Ed l.. Cooper lost his house and
contents one day last week near
Altoona Mo.
George Moore mad wife OF
Adrian will move to Kansas City
next week to reside. Mr.. Moore
has been q resident of Bates coun-
ty for many years and was q for.
mer resident of Rockville. We
wish him success in his new home
VIM. Witt and wife Of Aerwin
visited friends at Adrian . few
days ago.
| Russell Sharp of Jefferson
City visited In Adrian this week
He expects to make q visit to
Boulder, Colo, before returning
home.
The Adrian Banking Company
will have their annual meeting
January 9th, 1922, to elect direc
tors and transact other business
j /. N. Lamon Of Buckingham
iCofo., = visiting friends and rela
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-28

light, was made a happy man OLE
Christmas day by the receipt OF
an elegant fruit cake and trim
nings sent to him by his nleces
from Tacoma, Washington.
There is no doubt that Al did full
Justice to the cake and treated
some OF his ncighbors to a small
piece. II we had been IN his VI
entity that day we would sure
have made him give us great
big slice.
w. T. Watson, owner OF the
Watson ranch in West Boone
township, sold last week to
Smith & Robinson of Kansas City
$50 white faced cattle. The ship
ment was made in six cars and
the price was 100000.
Mr.. Herman r. Thomas and
Miss Alice O. Cooper, both CT
Rich Hill, were united in mar
riage last Saturday morning at
the recorders office. Judge b.
| +. Jcter officiating. The couple
will reside at Rich Hilly.
Mrs. Il. A. PiggOtt has re-
turned from a visit to Excelsior
Springs.
+. IL. Allison OF one Oak town
ship is visiting at his old home at
Stronghurst, Illinois.
Walter Taylor has completed
his new bungalow in Shawnee
township and will have a nice at
tractive country home.
The N. & S. Coal Company, To-
Gated four miles north of Hume
has extended it's trackage on ac-
count of it's enlarged output.
Uncle Lewis G. Eichler, a plo-
neer citizen of Mound township
celebrated his seth birthday OIL
Wednesday, December q, 1872.
Mr.. Eichler was born in st.
Charles, Mo-, Dec. q, 1886. In
1857 he moved to Bates County
and settled on his present farm
located two miles west of Passalc.
He has lived there continuously
except during the years Of the
Civil War. He has been q lead
ing farmer of his section and
now has one of the best improved
farms in Bates county. Mr.. Eich-
Ter is still in good health and
takes an active interest not only
in farm duties but is well posted
on all the current events Of the
day. Besides his wife his son
and daughter reside there with
him. We wish Mr.. Eichler many
more such anniversaries and -
well a. much good health, 'happi-
ness and prosperity.
| JOHNNIE.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-28
Johnnie on the Wing.

John r.. Yoss and c. i. Brach
er of Rockville We're Butler Wis
itors Saturday.
Z. S. McHenry, our popular
West Butler merchant, spent
Christmas in Foster With rela-
lives and friends.
A. NJ. Keith, Of Hume, was in
the city one day this week on
business.
Mel Ncwsomc, OF Kansas City,
spent the holidays with his par
ents, d. 6. Newsome and wife.
Col. A. V. Adams, of Jefferson
City spent the holidays III the
city visiting friends.
Miss Cecil McNeIlcy is spend
ing the holidays with her parents
n Ottumwa, Iowa.
Mrs. John kersGy and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Morris, of Okmulgee,
Oklahoma, are spending the holt
DAYS III Inc city.
We are glad to see Judge A. b.
Owen out again after a protract
ed illness.
Chas. Mcfarland came in from
Muskogee, Oklahoma, to spend
the holidays with his family.
F. l.. Boyd Of Foster has been
elected professor of mathematics
In the Junior High School to fill
the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Prof. Dillon.
Prof. Frank Deerwester and
family of Pittsburg, Kan. spent
the holidays with his father, John
Deerwestel, in Shawnee town.
ship.
A. L. Gilmore, Chas. Peacock
and l. M. Kretzinger, all of Deep.
water township, were in the city
one day this week.
w. X. Payton, of Amoret, who
has been in Douglas, Arizona, fol
some time, has returned home.
Rees w. Barton, of kansaI
City was q Butler visitor q few
days ago.
One day last week the Mcclure
Mercantile Company purchased
nearly $4,000 worth of turkeys
This firm has also installed
new electric motor for testinl
cream.
Miss Aida Roster of Maxwell
New Mexico, ID visiting relative
and friends in the Amsterdam
and Merwin neighborhoods.
Harry Larned Of Opportunity
Warrington, d visiting 1t tn
home Of his father, 3. A. LArne,
Of Wet Bosns township. This j
Ii frst Wit back for nine yer
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-28

now owned by W. w. and II. M.
Cannon Of this city and We be-
lievc that +. W. krull owns part
of the old mission grounds.
These gentlemen are willing to
do their share in making a publIc
park there
ID. ID. Hit. former postmaster
LOT Rockville and now connected
with the Bank Of Rockville has
been quite sick for the past two
weeks.
! VI. II. Price of Summit town.
ship celebrated his SD birthday
| December 18th. Mr.. Price is one
Of our best citizens and we wish
him many more anniversaries.
Mr.. Frank +. Peters Of Rich
Hill and Mrs. Florence M. KLEIN
of Hume were united in marriage
last Saturday morning by Judge
b. f. .Jcter at his office on the
east side of the square. This
couple will reside at Rich Hill.
The pension bill increasing the
pension Of the Civil War veterans
from 5000 to $1,000 per month
and widows from $4,000 to $1,000
per month has passed and will be
signed by the president this
week. This will be a great bene,
fit to the old soldiers and the
widows. The bill placing all
members OF the various militia
companies has passed the House
and will in short time be passed
by the Senate. 1t is predicted
that the bill will become a law
before the expiration of the pres
cnt congress.
The Charlottc-H Homer road dis
trict will have their meeting at
Virginia January I'd, 1928, to
elect one road commissioner.
Cyrus w. Ward spent Sunday
in Rich Hill and it was an ideal
day for such a visit. Cy says he
took down a suitable present and
enjoyed fine day with his select
company which was a very small
crowd. Cy thinks that by next
Christmas he will not have to 60
! to Rich Hill but can remain at
home and enjoy life by his own
fireside.
The new county officers will
take up their duties next Mon
day. The old officers will retire
and so far none have made any
announcement of what they will
do in the future. They are all
good men and we wish them sue
cess in any business in which
they may decide to engage.
| Robert D.. Reeder Of Adrian
was q Butler visitor Tuesday.
Chas. E. Scott, Of Clinton,
spent Christmas in the city with
Inns sister, Mrs. Hattie Scott
lSmith and many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eilers en-.
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Pig.
goet and family, Mr.. and Mrs. +
ID. Bond and Mr.. and Mrs. T. +
Dickerson to an elegant turkey
dinner Christmas day at theii
beautiful coutry home just wed
. of the city.
Il L. L. Reynolds has sold his ~
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