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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-01
Local News


Don't miss the Sc sale at the Golden
Rule Store. 1t ends Saturday.-adv.
M. 7. Dill Of Prescott celebrated
his eighty-first birthday last Thurs
day.
Miss Mary Corroll left yesterday
for Spring Valley, Wis, where she
will teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. w sDster visit
ed at the Ed. Merrill home near Hud-
son Sunday.
Friday, Feb. 9, is DeLaval day.
Bring in your old separator. c. Car
isch & Son.-adv.
George Mallory came down from
St. Paul the first of the week to visit
at the home of his parents.
"A daughter was born Jan. q to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Halls at Chicago
They have named her Abbie Jayne.
Miss Nealie Knowles of Ames, Ia,
will be home to spend the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. c. G. Knowles.
Have your Ford painted! Make it
look like new. A careful, expert job
$1,000. At the Jensen & Halsted
shop.--adv.
See notice elsewhere in this issue
regarding change of place of the
,Run,mage Sale. City Hall instead
of the Armory.
Miss Grace Hanson has returned
home from Franklin, Tenn, to assist
in the care of her mother, Mrs. Chris.
Hanson, who is ill.
Now is the time to have that piece
of furniture that has been broken for
SC long put in useful condition at the
Newcomb Furniture Store-adv.
Bring your separator in early Feb.
9 if you want to take it back the
same day. Expert factory man will
be here that day. G. Carisch & Son.
adv.
Rudy Conrad of Hammond shot a
fine large red fox near his barn yard
one day last week The Hammond
News says that this species it quite
numerous in that locality.
H. H. Wheelock of Prescott reports
that he saw meadow lark at his
place the first of last week. He also
informed the Prescott Tribune that a
blackbird had remained there all win
ter.
Morris O'Connell of Waverly on
Monday walked from his home to
Ellsworth, distance of IL miles, and
upon his arrival was just as fresh as
when he started. He is 76 years cd.
Ellsworth Record.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-01
Eat More Of Shcpard's Honey!

Eat More OF Shcpards money
Mss. Lincoln Parker spent the week
end in Minneapolis.
Furniture of all kinds repaired at
Newccmb's Furniture Store.--adv.
rhe Sc sale at the Golden Ruie
Store ends Saturday. Don't miss II.
adv.
A daughter was born Friday, Jan.
26. to Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson
of this city.
Willard Batteries for the smaller
cars, $1,000; larger cars, S2i.O0. Jen-
son & Halsted Co.-adv.
ATTY. ]. H. Grimm attended
meeting of State income tax asses
sors in Madison last week.
C. N. Wiger left yesterday Tor a
few weeks visit with his brother, DR..
N. N. Wiger, at Seattle, Wash.
No overhead expense enables us TO
mar most for your poultry. traits
POULTRY Yards. Phone 577-3.-adv.
Tom Wilcox was called to Dodge
Vile. Wis, Saturday evening by the
sudden death of his brother, William.
DR.. B. Kunny has purchased the
old First National bank buildIng at
Baldwin and will remodel it for use
as his Office.
Mrs. c. II. Dreaming, of Baltimore,
Md. is expected here the latter part
of this week to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Herman Halsted.
Don't forget Friday, Feb. 8, as that
is DeLaval day. Bring in your old
machine that day and have it over
hauled. c. Carisch & Son.-adv.
Be sure and put something worth
ten cents into box for the fish pond
at the sale Friday and Saturday, IN
the City Hall. Somebody will want
to buy it.
Joe and Charlie Bethel left last
week for Chicago where they have ac-
cepted a position with one OF the
large steel companies for the COM
ing season.-Prescott Tribune.
Born, at Lakeside Hospital, Rice
Lake, Wis, Friday, Jan. 26, 1923, to
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Whitaker of Che
tex, Wis, daughter. Mrs. Whitaker
was formerly Miss Dorothy Rounse-
veil of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Kinney and
daughter, of River Falls, spent last
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Kin
ney's father, Dave Hanvelt. Mrs.
Hovey Gleason and Fannet returned
home with them.-Elmwood Argus.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-01
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From the River Falls Journal
Feb. 8, 1898

A we'll executed photograph of little
Pearl Price, daughter of editor Price
of the Prescott Tribune, is present
ed in a late number of the st. Paul
Pioneer Press. Little Miss Price, al
though but seven years old, is already
violinist of merit and handles her
instrument with a dizziness and deX-
teIity remarkable in one so young.
-25-
Lyman Morgan is on the road for
Rod S. Williams, selling patent medi-
cines of Rods own preparation
Martell item.
-25-
Ole Svarstad was out from Hudson
last week to visit friends and rela-
tives before he goes to the Klondike.
He bought some big dogs here for his
Alaska trip.-Martell item.
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Ted Chinook has trapped ten foxes
and one wolf during the winter.
-25-
T. H. Daniels is making improve
ments in his store by which he will
increase in floor space by one-half.
-25-
Geo. Pratt left Saturday for Great
Falls, Mont, where he will have
charge of the city pumping station.
-25-
DR.. Johnson of Hudson was in the
city last Thursday, having been call
ed by DR.: Parker for consultation in
the case of Mr.. N. H. Wiger.
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/. N. Nichols Post, G. A. R. an
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nounce unique entertainment to be
given near the close of February
under the attractive title Twenty
four Hours Soldering in the COS"
-25-
A company of about dozen men,
bers of the Woodmen Lodge drove to
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Hammond Monday to assist in the or
ganization of a Woodmen Lodge at
that place.
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Dr.. Frank Craze will lecture at the
Congregational church hele Monday
evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-01
BaII-Bearing
Primrose Cream Separator
The Highest Development in
Cream Separator Construction

The Ball-Bearing Prim-
rose Cream Separator repre-
sents the highest development
and construction in cream
separators. For years the
Primrose has been recog-
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thousands upon thousands of
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l. N. Nichols Post, G. A. R. an
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

amerikai foidmivelesi eletben
fontos, inert: J. farmerek nagy-
szamban tenyesztik, q Macy meny
nyisegben fogyasztjak a varosok
es falvak lakG. b serteshus ts
zsir formaiban kill es belkercs-
kedelem jelentos cikkei. Az Egye-
silt Allamokban a series szamra
nezve masodik es ertekre nezve
harmadik helyen allo farmon te
nyesztett hazi allat. Szamra nez-
We csak a szarvasmarha mulja fe-
I'LL, ertek dolgaban a szarvasmar-
ha ts l6allomany el6zi meg.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok farmjai-
max haromnegyed reszen tenyesz-
tenek sertest, mely az orszag
f0ldmivelfsi termek- -ertekenek tiz
szazalekat ada. Az Egyesiilt Al
lamokban a serttsallomany szoros
osszefiiggesben all tengeritermes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

foglalkoznak eladassal, a sajat
fogyasztasara tenyeszti a disznot.
A series olyan termek, mely
mennyisegi viszonyaban aranylag
nagy ertekii. A nemzet f0ldmive-
l6si termek kivitelenek fizikai to-
meget tekintve, a serteskivitel
negy szazalekat teszi XII, ertekre
n6zve pedig a kivitt foldmivelesi
termekek 10-15 szazalekat. A
gyapot kivetelevel, ami mem elel-
miszer- -termek, a scrteskivitel a
foldmivelesi termekek kivitelenelz
20 szazalekat kepviseli.
A haboru el6tt az Egyesiilt Al
'amok el6sertes Is feldolgozott
hus formaban hat millio allatnak
megfelel6 mennyiseget szallitott
kjilfoldre, 1921-ben pedig koriilbe-
I'LL 10 milli6t. Series formajaban
t6bb tengerit exportalnak, mint
tulajdonkepeni tengeri es k0zvet-
len tengeri-termekek formajaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

vetkezni. A gyereksereg teljesen
ellepte a nagy tanchelyet szep fel-
vonulasaval, enekszo es zene mel
lett. A feivonulas utan a sok gye.
rex tancra perdiilt. A kis fiuk
kis lanyokkal, tancoltak egy las
su es gyors csardast. Elvezet volt
nezni a cseppsegek mulatsagaa.
Tame utan megint egyes sorokba
sorakoztak ugy mentek Wolkan
J. Jozsef egyesiileti eln0kiinkhoz,
aki mindenkinpk cukorkakat osz-
tott. Eln0kiink mem szamitott ar
ra, hogy olyan sok gyerek lesz ie-
len a cukor mar fogyatekan volt,
de volt egy joszivu n6nike, aki
mindjart hozott cukrot, hogy ICY
mindenkinek jusson. Kiosztas
utan k0rbe ALT a gyerektomeg,
a zene elhallgatott mire az eln0k
Szep bpszeddel fordult a Wig gye-
rekekhez, akik vidaman, legna-
gvobb csendben vegighallgattak.
Az eln0k beszede eljenzessel veg
z6d0tt. Besz6d utan megint a ma
gyok folytattak a tancot, kQzbe
h6lgyvalasz is volt.
Ezen a pilSniken AIT is meyer
tUk, hogy a cantoni lanyok meg
voltak eltgedve, inert volt el6g
fiatalember. Ezen a napon kaptak
meg a k0vetkez6 lanyok az igert
ajandekokat: Huszty Jolan, K0-
vecsi Trma, Both Erzsebet, Both
Berta es Barabas Margit.
4 ora tajban egy sep asztalfut6
lett elarverezve, melyet Tosha An
nuska II ewes kis. leany sajat ma
Ga keszitett es az egyesiiletnek
ajandekozott. Mikor Both Mar
ton kezdte az arverest, a nept0-
meg mar elenken k0riilfogta, YER
TEX nagyban a megnevezett art,
kiil0n0sen a vegenel harom varos-
bell lakosok vertek nagyon: can
toniak, allinaceiak es akroniak,
minden egyes tullicitalta ellenfe-
let, mig vegiil Kanya Sandor can
toni lakos magyar testveriink volt
gy6ztes, $35-ra verte fel me,v
osszeggel az egyesiilet penztarat
gyarapitotta.
Az eddigi penztari tiszta j0ve-
delem mintegy $141, melyert az
egyesiilet tagjai halas k0sz0netet
mondanak mindazoknak, akik je-
lenvoltak a pikniken es kiil0n0snn
Tosha Annuska kisleany fogadja
megegyszer halas k0sz0netiinket 2
szep ajandekert, amiert az egyesii-
let meg fogja lepni egy sep ajan-
dekkal.
anvayii1o+ 10 10,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19


nos 81, Herman Gyorgy 81, Her.
man Istvan 81, Huszty Janos 81,
Henczel Janos 81, Kerekes M6zes
81, Pohareczky JOSEF 2 dollar,
Kaincz Antal 75c, Krancsi Rezs6
soc, Kopan n. soc, Kis n. Soc,
Szikszay Janos 25c, Jelichek
Gyorgy 25c, Bartos Sandor Doe,
mellyel az egyesiilet penztarat gya
rapitottah. Egyesiiletiink neve-
ben fogadjak ezuton is halas ko-
szonetiinket.
Wolkan J. JOSEF, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

|
harmadat az Egyesiilt Allamok
abban reszeben keszitik, melyet
tengeriterm6 videk nev alatt ,is-,
mernek. i
A series nagymertekii fogyasz-
toja olyan taplalekoknak, melyelS
alkalmatlanok emberi fogyaszta as
ra. Egy font barany (el6 suly)
eloallitasara 6 font gabonara es 6
font szenara van sziikseg, egy fort
marhahushoz 10 font szena es 10
font tengeri sziikseges, ezzel szem-
ben egy font Serteshust Sc font
tengeri elleneben nyernek. A
sertesnck meg van tovabba az az
el6nye is, hogy koriilbeliil csak %
szazal6kban hasznalhatatlan hus-
felodlgozasi celokra, mig ellenben
az 0k0r es juh 35-t6l SO szazalek-
ig. A husanyag legnagyobb re-
sze azonnal alkalmas a kikeszites-
re, mely formaj jaban barmilyen eg-
hajlat alatt megmarad.
A sertest gyakran hasznaljak a
termes lelegeltetesere is, mellyel
me gtakaritjak termes hearatasat. !
A fold megtermekeNit6sehe is
hozzaj jarul a series es ahol az al
latallomany egy reszet kepezi, a
farmmunka rcndszerint magasabb
rendi, inert sziiksegesse teszi az
idenyenkinti hiivelyes, illetve nit
rogen tartalmu takarmany terme-
nyek valtoztatasat.
A legt0bb farmon a sertest mel
.ekesen tenyesztik. Kev6s kivetel-
lei az Egyesiilt Allamok minden
farmjan annyi taplalek marad
hasznalatlan, hogy tokeletesen ele-
gend6 a series taplalasara. A ser
tes kiil0n0sen alkalmas ARA, hogy
felhasznalhatova tegyenek mindcn
farmtermeket, nagyobb mertek-
ben, mint barmely mas haziallat-
tai.
A series es a szarnyasok k0ny-
nyen taplalhat6k azolbol farm
tprmekekb6l, melyek nelkiiliik te,,- |
jesen veszendobe mennenek |
Aranylag keves kiadassal jar a ser
testenyesztes, mines sziikseg kolt-
seges beruhazasokra es ICY a leg
szerenyebb farmernek is modja
ban van a series tenyesztes.
Az orszag tengeritermesenek
800 szazalela series formaja-
ban keriil piacra, minthogy a ser
tes egyik legfontosabb taplaleka
a tengeri. Az Bgyesiilt Allamok
munkaiigyi minisztere erdekesen
jellemezte sertestenyesztest:
"Amerika sertesallomanya XII
egyenliti a rendszertelen tengeri-
arakat, minthogy valtozatos ter
mesnek megfelel6en, tobbet vagy
kevesebbet hasznalnak fel series
hizlalasra."
A serteshus es zsir Amerika ne
penek taplalekai koz0tt ket fon-
tos helyet t0lt be. Fejenkint
evente, az utols6 OF evben tett meg
figyelesek alapjan, 67.3 font disz-
n6hust es 1875 font diszn6zsirt fo-
gyasztanak ell, szemben a 60.9 font
marhahussal. Az tu6bbi nehany
esztend6ben egyediil disznohus
fogyasztasa feliilmulta az 0sszes
t0bbi husokb6l egyiittveve elfo-
gyasztott mennyiseget. A farmon
el6 emberek pedig fejenkint meg
t0bbet fogyasztanak a disznohus-
boN, mint a varosi emberek. Igen
sok farmer, akik egyaltalan nem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
Az egyesiilet tagjai.

Az egyesiilet neveben koszone
tet mondok k0vetkez0 rendez6k-
mex is, akik szinten megerdemiik
dicseretet sep piknikiink renda-
zeseben valo faradsagukert: Both
Janos, Herman Gy0rgy penztar-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

noknak, So6s Josef, Jelichek
Gy6rgy bazarvezetoknelS, Both
Marion, Krancsis Rezso, Poharecz-
ky JOSEF es Henczel Leonhard
bizottsagi tagoknak, Xix szinten
nagyon sokat faradoztak, Fogel
Karoly, Tierhemer Jozsef es Hen
czel Leonhard t-arusit6knak,
Is akik szinten sokat faradoztak
$ nekGnk olyan jo hideg italt mer-
tex, meg j6izii eteleket adtak !:
Fehn Sandor, Jelichek Mihaly,
Kekker JOSEF, Hessenberger An
tai es Kaincz J6zsef tagtestverek-
mex.
Az egyesiilet neveben
Wolkan J. JOSEF, cln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

A tizedik fla sziiletett Csabdon,
Fejerme gyeben, az ottani bir6 fe-
iesegenek A keresztpasagot
kormanyzo vallalta ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
A SERTESALLOMANY JELEN
TOsEEE

A series egyik legfontosabb hus-
eledele az embernek es ICY a SER
t6sallomany egyik legjelent6ke-
nyebb husbeszerzesi forras. Az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
@CJ~A@n
ANCHOR
A magyar kormany altal 90 ev 6ta
engedelyezett haj6starsasag
Vannak rokonai, akik Amerikaba
j0nnek?

Az Egyesiilt Alliamok budapesti kon-
zulja most veszi at az utlevel-vizum-
ert valo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jov6 6vi
kv6tahoz. A CUNARD szolgalat leg
gyorsabb a vilagon. Az utasoknak,
kiknek Cunard jegyik van, mem kell
varniuk hajora, inert minden nehany
'apban indul CunardAaj6 Eur6pab6l.
A Cunard Line infezkedeseket tett
Magyarorszagon, meg pedig sajat alkal-
nazottai segitenek az utasoknak, hogy
megkimeljek 6ket kellemetlensegekt6l
IS kiadasokt6l azaltal, hogy az utasokat
'gyenesen haj6hoz viszik. Ez szol.
galat ingyenes.
A Cunard penzatutalasait Magyaror-
'zagba postatakarekpenztar fizeti XII
vors, bztos, megbizhato.
Tovabbi felvilagositasert forduljon
'armely j6-iigynokhoz, vagy
Cuhard Line -
''s 5'..:ss:ss. :%':ss''': Pa: st., kd6:.sE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19
CANTONI HlREK
Kohl: Wolkan J. JOSEF

flKal Magyar lPafOS hozmuVelo-
desi Egyesiilet es BetegsegelyzG
megtartotta no San kitiin6en 81
kerHlt piknikjet.
Mar hetekkel ezelGtt hiriil ment.
hogy ezen vi, viragzo egyesiilet
pikniket fog rendezni. Wolkan j.
JOSEF egyesiileti eln0k lett meg
bizva piknik f6rendezes6vel. A
piknik megt0rtentc utan meg ma
gyobb hire lett es dicser6 hangok
hangzanak mindenfel6l, inert
nemcsak nagyja, hanem kicsinye
is 0rommel visszagondol ARA a
boldog napra. Mindenki a legkel-
lemesebben t0lt0ttc az idej6t.
Vasarnap volt. sep meleg ids.
Mar reggel fel 9 orakor 0z0nl0tt
a sok nep, de nemcsak cantoniak.
hanem Allianceb6l, Clevelandb6l,
Akronbol es Massilonb6l Siettek a
tanchelyre, ahol rendez3k a leg
nagyobb munkaban voltak, hogy
a k0z0nsegnek minel kellemesebb
szorakozast biztositsanak. Maid
mem ezer f6nyi k0z0nseg vett reszt
sep pikniken.
Regel 9 ora 80 perckor megnyilt
sep bazar, melvet So6s Josef
es Jelichek Gy0rgy vezettek. Voi-
tax szebbnel-szebb ertekes tar
gyak, melyek mind XII lettek sor-
solva. A f6nyertes Eliser Janos
volt bazarnal.
10 6rakor megnyilt villamos
halaszat, melynel a fiatalemberek
Macy felelemmel nekikezdtek a
halaszatnak. Wolkan J. JOSEF
kezelte a gepet. Ifj. Both Janos
lett nyertes, mivel szerencseiare
gummicip6t viselt.
10 ora 80 perskor megerkezett
a cantoni magyar vonos-zenekar
Bak6 JOSEF vezetesevel. aki azon-
nal razenditett io magyar csar-
dasra, melyre mindenki tancra per
dut.
Ebed el6tt Wolkan j. JOSEF
egyesiileti elnok az egyesiilet ne
veben megkosz0nte a vendegek-
mex szives partfogasukat es kija-
lentette, hogy ebed utan k0vet-
kez6 versenyek lesznek megtart-
va. A nagyszamu vend6gsercg
elhuzodott a sep z0ldbe ebedelni.
A deli 0rakban mindenfel0l KEEL
femes siiltszalonna meg sonkaszag
iit0tte meg az ember orrat.
Ebed utan megint mindenki
tancra perdiilt. K0zben volt le-
penyeves, mely id6 alatt a k0z0n-
seq j6kat nevetett. Henczel ia
nos volt nyertes. A liszteves
szinten nevetteto volt, meg a lex
varmosdas. Mindket versenynel
Tosha Gyula es ifj. Both Janos
voltak a nyertesek Azutan k0-
vetkezett a sZerencse fazekt0rts,
ami meg ebben az ui hazaban ed
dig ismeretlen volt. Nagyon szep
tarsasjatek. Tosha Gyula volt
fonyertes es a masodik George Re-
ESQ. A versenyfutasban els6 volt
Tosha Gyula, masodik ifj. Kekker
JOSEF, harmadik ifj. Both Janos.
A. zsakfutas nyertesei: l. Tosha
Gyula, 2. Kekker JOSEF, 3. ifi.
Soos JOSEF. A k0telhuzasnal a
Henczel Leonhard csapata volt
gyGztes. Minden egyes nyertes
szep ajandekban reszesiilt.
A legszebb es legnevezetesebb,
mi meg Canton varosaban mem
volt, .hogy ezen a pikniken nem-
csak a nagyja mulatott es tancolt,
hanem a cseppsegek kiil0n mulat-
tax es tancoltak, 4 evt6l fel -
ewes korig. Ok is megmutattak,
hogy a pikniket az 8 resziikre is
rendeztek, ok is nagy oromet sze-
reztek a sziil6knek. Wolkan j.
JOSEF, Both Marion, Krancsis
Rezs6 es Pohareczky JOSEF 0ssze-
gyijt0ttek az osszes ottlevo oyer
mekeket, szepen sorba a tanche-
lyen, ahonnan elvonultak egy ma
six helyre, ahol kis lobog6kat meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-19

Az elso mulatsagon a k0vetke-
zok fizettek feliil: Wolkan j. J6-
zsef 81, Fehn Janos 81, Both ia
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-03-22

support of himself and family. We
do not believe that Joe Lumpki,,
ever intended to consciously Violate
the law at the time and in the man
ner set forth above herein, and that
he will never again be before the
court for similar charge, ebut that
he is and will continue to be a Law
abiding citizen. Wherefore, we ur.
gently pray, in the name Of humanity
and for the sake of the little chill
dren of the said Joe Lumpkin, that
Your Honorable Board may see fit
to recommend and Your Excsllsns3
to grant full and free pardon 10
him, the said Joe Lumpkin, Of Tho
offense Of which he stands convicted.
saving the cost of court. And -
in duty bound, your petitioners viii
ever pray, etc.
JOE LUMPKIN
and otheEs,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-03-22

To His Excellency, Honorable Lee
M. Russell, Governor of the State
of Mississippi, and to the Honor
able Pardoning Board of said
State.
I Your petitioners, Joe Lumpkin and
several undersigned citizens of Pearl
River County, and the state Of
Mississippi, show with respect unto
your Excellency and unto your hon
orable Board, at the November
Term, 1922, Of the Circuit Court Of
Pearl River County, the said Joe
Lumpkin, was convicted Of the Of
tense Of selling intoxicating liquor;
the facts being that the testimony
showed that, or would have shown
that, the defendant was approached
by an individual, who sought to pur-
chase liquor from him and that pur-
suant to such solicitation, the defen-
dant agreed to sell the person a
quart Of "Shiny," for which he
then accepted the price of $500,
and that it was agreed that the
defendant should place the liquor
beneath a dead log where the
purchaser should come and find it;
that pursuant to such arrangements,
the would-be- purchaser went to the
dead log, but failed to find any
Shiny" and Immediately thereafter
reported the matter to the Grand
Jury, which returned an indictment
against the defendant, petitioner
here, and as the term Of court was
rather bad one for any fellow &C.
cused Of having dealings in or
with intoxicating liquors, the defen-
dant, by advice of counsel, entered
a plea of guilty, and was fined $500.
90 by the court, within 80 days
within which to pay said fine. The
said Joe Lumpkin is a very poor
man, but under ordinary and normal
he would be able to
meat this payment in the time given
however, since the adjournment Of the
court, two of his small children have
been desperately sick; both having
to be taken to a hospital, for treat j
mcnt, where they are now one
with the total loA of his
sight, and the other is still far from
we'll; in the meantime the said Joe
Lumpkin, himself, was taken
very i'll, and for four weeks has been
confined to his bed; he is NV ale
to get about. bu. still :ery weak
ant unable to earn anything for the
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-03-22
Beatty-Newton

Wedding of more than ordinary
interest was solemized at the Pres
byterian church on Monday afternoon
March, 10th, at z o'clock, when Miss
Ina May Newton became the wife
Of William E. Beatty, Rev. H. w.
Wallace, pastor Of the church, per-
forming the double ring ceremony.
the attendants were Mr.. H. j. Beatty,
Of New Oorleans, brother Of the
groom, and Miss Majorie Truly.
The Church was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion filled
to overlooking with relatives
and friends. Prior to the entrance
ofthe bridal party, they listened to
several lovely numbers on the or
gan exquisitely rendered By Miss
Anna Wallace; the flowing notes Of
Mendelsolm's wedding march an
nounced the coming Of the bride.
The lovely young bride, who hal
lived here since her early child hood
and is one of the most popular young
girls in town, is . daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Newton, who, with
their estimable family, have beer
prominent in the social and business
circles Of Poplarville for more than
twenty years. Mr.. Newton h Presi-
dent of the Bank Of Commerce and
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-03-22
Boyd Stewart

Clyde Boyd and Miss Nell Stewart
we're united in marriage Saturday,
March II, at Purvis, Rev. King Of
floating.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-03-22
of the ]. B. Newton Turpentine
Companv.

of the J. B. Newton Turpentine
Company.
The groom, who also made Pop
larville his home a few years back,
is greatly admired here for his
splendid character and sterling quail
tiles of young manhood. He is OPP
Grating large saw. mill plant at
Comden, Ala, where the young
couple will make their home.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left in a car followed BY
the love and good wishes Of the en-
tire community.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-03-22
Lanier- Howard

Emory L. Lanier and Miss Nellie
Howard were married Saturday,
March II, at Purvis, Rev. King
officiating.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1923-03-22
Local and Society News

Misses Mary Lilly Newton and
Katherine Boyett have been spend
inr q few days at home, having
came from M. S. G. w. to attend
the Beatty-Newton wedding Mon
day.