The Eugene weekly guard., June 13, 1903, Image 7

ALBANY
IS EASY
Albany
is
Batted all
Over the Diamond by
Eugene.
The Home Team Takes a Step up
From the Bottom of the
List-A Surprise for the
Visitors.
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F
S
I STANDING OF THE Lost CLV1
C.
I Roseburg .... Won7 3 P. 7tM)
-* Salem........... 6 4 C00
I Eugene ■■■■ 4 0 too
3 Albany
300
3
e
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out like a hot duncer while tbe tew
scattered hits were of little use to the
visitors. Eugeue has a team which
i will land the pennant. Eugeue has
faith in the boys and will see them
to the finish and we hope that will
be at tbe top of the heap.
For the visitors their inability to
I bat was a compliment to Taiifero.
' lhi irbase woik was fuir bat head
I work
was lacking at critical mo­
ments. Sheridan was batted out of
tbe box iu tbe fifth aud bis successor
fat ■ 1 well because Eugene was tired
of running. The score might bave
been doubled if necessary.
YESTERDAY.
The game was slow, taking over
two hours.
It was delayed by Eu
gem- staying at the bat and scoring
i-o otteu. Albauy came up with the
stick aud one man aided by a wild
i throw to 3td, made a home run. Three
men went out without more scores.
Eugene came up aud showed her
metal.
Mahoney buuted aud ntude
first safely, sneaked to second and the
bases filled up. Everybody at d one
more man came arouud the white
lit ce, scoring four runs. Iu the uext
Albany pulled out two runs and the
score looked big. Eugene took no
chances but determined to snow the
visitors under at the start. Alter two
tneu were out iu the last of the second
inning, six runs were piled up for
Eugene.
Eugene rested easy then
ai.d did not wish anything for tbe
foil'll. The boys got their breath
otter running so much iu tbe second
end iu tbe fourth decided to do some
is re sprinting, circling tbe diamoud
five times. This did fug them aud
fur two whole iuuings nobody bad
nerve enough to increase the score.
Albany couldn't do it so Eugene bad
to become immodest at.d take some
more pie iu tbe seventh, adding three
mote
runs.
In all tbe visiting
“Homespuns” picked out six tallies I
aud Eugene found three times that
n.auy ou her side.
There was a good crowd at the
game. Umpire Vincent was a good
officer, fair and impartial.
guest of her sou. Prof. R. H. Dear­
born, of the Uuivertsty.
Mrs. James H. Johnson of Port­
land, slid Mrs. Rettu Ingles of Nor
folk, N< l>., are visitiug tbeir pareuts
Mr. aud Mrs. Beeeler.
I)r. Ford aud daughter. Miss Sadie,
went to Salem thia afteruoou to be
preseut at tbe comuiencemeut eier
vises of the Willamette Unlit rsity.
J. C. Wolch of Portland, is iu Eu­
geue. lie is a former U. O. studeut,
aud is a brother-in-law of M. S.
Wallis.
|
Mrs. Dr. Berry of Portlaud, and her
sister. Miss Gertrude Hammond, who
have l>eeu visitiug in Eugeue for the
Maurtr I ast few day.-, left today for their
homes.
WCRK ON NEW
HIGH SCHOOL
DAVIS PLACt
SOLD AGAIN
For the fourth time in leas than
ay ear the Dr. H. A. Davis place
just above Harrisburg has beeu sold
at administrator’s sale at the court
bouse door iu Albauy, Liutt county,
this time to A. C. Woodcock of Eu
gene, for ¿23,000. The law requires
a resale of the pro] erty which has
been sold at executor's or administra­
tor’s sale on condition that a guar­
antee shall be made of ateu-per cent,
increase over tbe price at » hieb tie Coniracfcrs Uckh and
prior sale was made, The sales, in-
of Salem Are in the City
eluding that of today, bave l>eeu :
Z. A. Davie.................
..I 14,200
and Work Will Be
Z. A. Davis,.................
17,000
Speedily Pushed.
John Cartwright
18,700
A. C. Woodcock.......
23,000
Messrs. Welch A Maurer of Salem,
There are 454 acres iu the tun t.
who
have the contract for tbe erec
about- fifty of which are iu hops.
There are four bop drying buildings tiou of Eugene’s flue new High School
ou the premises, at oue time there building, are in Eugene and have
being ore hundred and twenty acres commenced actual operations pre
of beariug bops. During tbe era of parutory to its erecton.
The lot on which the building is to
low price several year since the larger
lie
located, immu1 iately east of the
portion i f the yard was plowed up.
It is rumoted that Mr. Woodcock old Central school building, lias been
represents prominent sawmill inter­ cleati-d off and ti e stakes sit to muik
ests, a slettgh or lagoon on tbe prop­ off tbe exi avation.
The contractors this afternoon in -i
erty fr: iu the Willamette River, with
Loltued
the Guard that they would
a high bank on the north—the prairie
push tbe work as fast as possible—as
side—rendering it an ideal sawmill
fast as material can las obtained and
site. A safe place to hold many
as fast as a big force of men can put
thousand logs and convenient to the
railroad At one time Dr. Davis re- tbe material together.
Messrs. Welch A Maurer are well
fused thirty live thousand dollars for
I known and reliable builders, and the
t be property.
public is assured of tbe beat of work.
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Actual Building Opera­
tions have Com­
menced.
(ylial) Guard, June 9.)
Wm Gates was iu from Crow today.
Frank Morrell, of Chicago, is iu tbe
city.
Hoy is here from Cottage
Grove.
J. 11. McClung is iu Portland ou
business.
J. E. 4 ouug is in tlie city from Cot
tage Giove.
J. S. Luckey returned today from
a trip south.
Wm. Preston is home from a brief
trip to Pprtlaud.
Attorney Chas. Kissinger is iu Rose
burg ou business.
A. Goldsmith bad another faintiug
spell this morning.
Miss Emma Dougherty of Junction
City, is iu Eugene.
G. Nettle, the logging contractor,
is here from Leaburg.
J. W. Hugg, studeut, departed for
La Grande this afteruoou.
Almond lleuieuway of Cottage
Grove, was iu Eugeue today.
Attorney Harry Norton, of Grants
Pass, formerly of Eugeue, was a Eu­
gene visitor today.
I). E. Stiles of Portland, is visiting
at the home of his father, Chief of
Pol ICC S. J . St 11<.-.
Mrs. Claude Coppie of Hood River,
is visiting her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. 4 ouug, near Eugeue.
Miss Jessio Paddock aud brother,
Harry, left this afteruoou for Oregon
City to spend the vacation at home.
C. 11. Park, the mining promoter,
who has l.eeu iu England the past sev­
eral months, has returned to Eugene.
Geo. O. Goodall is in Eugene. He
is a member of the class of ‘02 and
will attend graduating exercises at
the U. O.
Dr. 1. D. Driver went to Salem this
afternoon to lie present at the coni
mencement exorcises of Willamette
University* He is a member of the
faculty.
Prof. A. E. Sueeden, principal of
tbe High School, left this afternoon
for Portland whero lie will »fiend a
few days. Most of hie vacation will
be spent in Seattle.
Geo. H. Kelly, A. C. Woodcock,
W. T. Campbel),
Elmer
Paine,
Burke William» and Mi»s Ethel Leui
mon, all of Eugene, were registered
at Albany hotel» yesterday.
Mrs. David Link, of Eugene,
stopped a couple of days in Port­
land this week while enroute to As
toria to attend the wedding of a
niece.—Portland Journal.
Dr. J. S. Dale and wife are content
plating an extended trip <>a»t. They
will visit Puget Sound and from there
there go to Iowa aud Minnesota where
the summer will be spent. They
leave tonight.
s
Rev. G. 8. O. Humbret returned
to Corvallis today. He will return to
Eugene next August with his family
and make this city his home. He has
been elected .to a position in the fac­
ulty of the Eugeue Divinity school.
DID NOT DINE
WITH ROOSEVELT
Many people iu Eugene are acquain
ted with Nesmith (“Nez”) Ankeny,
soil of U. 8. Senator \nkeny of Walla
Walla, lie is widely known on ac­
count of Ins ecu ulrii r ies. I'be fol
lowiug dispatch fioin Walla Walla is
concerning him :
“It's a d-d poor n an that can't
eat in his father's house," said Nes
until Ankeuy, son of Senator Levi
Aukeuy, touight, wheu asked reg a nl-
ilig the truth of tbe story that he con
teuiplated leaving the Aukeiiy-Cope
laud ranch, in Adams county, where
he is in Senator Ankeny's employ,
because bis father had uot invited
him to tbe Roosevelt banquet.
According to the rumor, Nesmith
was so hurt because he had received
no invitation to the Presidential
spread, wheu his brothers John and
Robert did, that be decided to go to
locomotive firing. Nesmith denies
that.
“I intend leaving the ranch," lie
said touight, “but not on ibis ac­
count. 1 did uot want to take my
wife, who is as uot in good health,
among the crowd at tbe banquet, and
so did nut go. ”
(Daily Guard, Juno 8.)
The Albany ball team strived this
afttrncon end went to work immi-
diatdy to figure on ti e final results
of lit i.s me they hoped towin Item
the tailendtrs of the league. They
figured n good gain in the per centuge
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
,vli n n item tbe Engine victory aid
George W. and Margaret A. Rigg»
were a happy lot »boo
to Booth Kelly Company, all timlier
the city.
growing on 140 acre» iu tp. 15 s, r
They were
escort, d from the
1 w, M
d, pot by Manager Griffin and donned
J. R. and Mary E. Cox to Frances
their suits scon ulti r an ival.
Ellis, lot 23, block 1, Shaw A Patter
lie Eugene team pct cut a little
son's ad. to Eugene, ¿1000.
tally i.i d indulged in a st if practice.
J. B. aud Margaret Stewart to O. A
The week’s work in tie 1 ugene team
S. E. Railroad, 4.46 acres in t|>. 21 s,
bus improved them a l.i i died i<r
As ja the custom of tbe Woodmen
r 2 w, ¿50.
cent, and the way they went alter the
At Drain Wednesday evening the of the World, on every first Sunday
W. W. aud C. E. Hawley to O. A
sphere wasn’t slew. Their action
regents of the Central Oregon State iu June, tbe local camp yesterday
8. E. Railroad, certain laud in tp.
wurn.ed tbe blood of tbe excited fins
Normal
School held their annual unveiled the monument erected over
21 s, 1 w, ¿1.
to tbe 1 oiling point aud s< me of t! t m
meeting. With the exception of Hon. I the grave of the late 1. W. Pope, who
EUGENE.
E. M. and Lillie Beebe to Katie
had to stand in the sun to cool of.
J. T. Bridges the entire board was was a member of tbe lodge and who
Demorest,
50x119 feet iu Springfield,
Wluu tbe game was called by Un
AB R H
PO A E present, as follows: Gov. Chamber- met sudden death by accident last fall.
¿100.
pite Bert Vincent there was a gm J Mahoney, o .
o 0 o lain. Secretary of State Dunbar,
1 1 1
The camp memliers met at the hall
Henry and Ellzalieth Cogill to Kate
2 1 0 State Superintendent Ackerman, Dr. early iu the afternoon and inarched
iptiuklirg of hopeful people in the Harper, lf
. 5 2 2
Demorest, 55x119 feet iu Springfield,
gtaLd stand who settled to see u Crawford,lb-lf . 5 4 2
9 1 I I Wm.
lions.
R.
M.
to tbe cemetery where Judge E. O.
Kuykendall,
ni.
¿620.
smart game of ball.
4 3 °jVeatch, Joe Lyons, W. W. Wilson, Potter made the address of the day.
O’Day, 2b.... . .0 3 6
State of Oregou to Martin Noifsin-
Following is a brief story of the Shanahan, lb. .5 2 2
4 1 II Dexter Rice, Capt. Ben D. Boswell, ' He spoke feelingly of the fraternal
ger,
40 acre» in tp. 18 . r 11 w, ¿100.
game:
2 0 01 J. A. Black, W. W. Kent. Secretary ! spirit which is carefully cultivated
Chapin, cf... ...5 3 1
L. 8. Pengrti, et a), to W. H. Goss
2 3 - ' C. E. Hasard was also iu attendance. I by the Woodmen. Tbe services were
In the first inning Albany went to Strub, ss ... ...4 2 1
ler, lot» 1, 2 and 3, block 34, exten
I at aud Taiifero in the box for Eu- Ordway, rf
3 1 0 The affairs of the schorl were found impressive.
. .5 1 3
ded survey of Springfiled, ¿375.
gene was a little nervous. The tit st Whittaker, 3b . .4 0 0
1 2 O to be in a substantial and progressive
In tbe evening the camp attended
Richard and Edith Elizabeth llazett
hatter went to third and was put out Taiifero, p
0 2 1 condition.
...3 0 0
'annual church services, Rev. H. A.
to W. W . Calkins, 384 acres iu tp.
by Whittaker. A safe hit and an
The election of officers resulted as Geeu, pastor of tbe Baptist church,
1 8 », r 4 w, ¿3000.
error by the Eugene catcher ] tilled
..43 19 18 3 27 14 5 follows: Hou. Joe Lyons, president; delivering the address in the Baptist
Total»
Martha A. Bushnell et, »1 to Jacob
down one run for Albany.
Eugeue
Capt. B. D. Boswell, vice president; church.
Stras.-,iniiier, 220.54 acres in tp. 17 s,
went in aud batted freely, taking a
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C. E. Hasard, secretary; W. W. Kent,
4 w, ¿7150.
BH PO A E treasurer.
fierce fall out of the visitors by scor­
Executive
committee,
L. B. and Cora E. Moore to J. B.
3
8
0
0
1
3
j
Darcey,
lb
ing twice.
Capt. B. D. Boswell, lion. Joe Lyons,
Tayloi,
lots I and 5, block .'>5, Junc­
2
0
3
0
1
O
The second and third innings were Keil,c
Hon. R. M. Veatcli. All tbe officers
tion City, ¿fii'O.
1 1 O 2 0 1 were re-elected
characterized by close playing, hard Porter, 3b
except. Treasurer
(Daily Guard, June 8.)
B. T. Curry to Edith Stephens,
2 1 o 5 0 0
work aud fine battery work by both ' Bilyeu, rf
Kent,
who succeeds Hou. J. T.
Stephen
Smeed is down from Wai
one-quarter of lot II, in Cottage
1 0 0 Bridges. The selection of a faculty
O 1 1
| Rowell, lf
teiftns. No scores were made.
Grove 1. <). O. F. cemetery, ¿2.50.
O 1 o U o 0 for the coming year was referred to terville.
The good work kept up in tbe Meyer rf,
Norri» and Grace 11. Humphrey to
W. L. Archaml eau of Portland, is
1 1 o 0 5 0 the following committee: Hons. R.
fourth. Harper caught a sky-scraper i Sheridan, p
Jacob Strassmaier, certain land in tp.
4
1
3
in
Eugene.
o
1
0
and won laurels. Albany went out Lee, ss
M. Veatch, Joe Lyons, W. W. Wllsou,
17 s, r 4 w, ¿1.
1 0 o 0 6 1 Dexter Rice, Capt. B. D. Boswell, J.
Geo. Smith iH in Junction City this
without a foot on second base. , Cobb, 2b-p
NOTARY PUBLIC.
0
1
1
o
1
O
Chapin climbed out on second and ran Rupert, cf.
A. Black, W. W. Kent. This commit­ . afternoon.
The
notarial
commission of J. 8.
Home in a canter on a clean sacrifice
tee will meet at the call of the presi­
Frank Templeton is iu tbe city
Totals............ 32 6 10 2 24 17 7 dent. In view of the substantial re­ from Halsey.
Churchill 1» tiled.
hit by Wbiteaker.
In the fifth Albany kept going out
sults attained, it seems probable that
RUNS BY INNINGS.
POWER OF ATTOBRNEY.
Uncle Billy Wright, tbe horseradish
without straight marks to her credit.
the present faculty will, iu the main, man, is in Eugene.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Wm. A. I^ane, of Rowlaud, Linti
No score. Eugene came to bat and Albany
county, grant« power of attorney to
1 2 1 0 O O 1 1 0- 6 be retained for the coming year.
Mrs. R. M. Pratt today was a pas­
never scored.
P. E. 8u odgra»», of Eugene.
4 6 0 5 O O 3 0 •—18
Eugeue
senger to Portland.
In the last four innings Eugene suc-
SUMMARY.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
J. E. Bourne of Roseburg, spent
ceededing scoring 3 moie iuns, and
Edward Beeson and Flora Ander­
Bases
stolen,
Eugene
5,
Albany
7.
Sunday
in
Eugene.
Alban .1
son, W. N Blantou witness.
Two base hits, O’Day(2), Shaua
J. II. Beckley went to Portland to­
SCORE BY INNINGS.
ban, Porter, Rupert.
day for a short stay.
(From tbe West.)
1234567 8 9
Double-plays, Harper to Crawford ;
1000000 0 1— 2
Rev. G. S. O. Humbert, of Cor-
Albany
Last Saturday afternoon ten of the
2 0 t) 1 0 3 0 O 0- 6 Cobb to Lee to Bilyeu.
Eugene
boys who “wore tbe blue” assembled : vail is, is iu Eugene.
Bases on balls, Cobb 2, Sheridan 2,
in Col. Holden’s office to conisder
S. H. Mulkey returned yesterday
Taiifero 0.
(Daily Guard, June 9.)
the question of re organizing Gen. frem a visit at Salem.
Hit by pitched ball, Keil,
I^ast week a company consisting of
Eugene 18, Albany 6.
Lyons Post, G. A. R. Col. Holden
Mr. aud Mrs. J. J. Rude and family
Struck out, Tal itero 3, Sheridan 2, presided at the meeting. There was
Jas. Benson, Rev. Geo. H. Feeae, F.
Such is the story of a great game
are
home
from
Portland.
B. Philips aud E. D. Wheeler went
The Cobb 2.
for tbe local team yesterday,
some discussiou as to whether it
Hon. A. E. Reames was iu Eugene
Passed balls, Kill 1.
up to John Palmer’s place on Mosby
management and tbe players realized
would be better to re organize the old
yesterday greeting friends.
Earned runs, Eugene 3, Albany 1.
Creek to spend a few day» at that
early last week, about Sunday, when
Gen. Lyons Post or to start a new
Attorney L. M. Travis returned last
THE SALEM GAMES.
place aud F. D. Wheeler's homestead
the Eugene team went down before
one. Col. Holden was appointed a
buntiug and fish lug. Mr. Palmer bad
Roseburg won t>oth games from committee to find out what steps to night from a trip to Eastern Oregon.
Roseburg, that something bad to be
been annoyed for some time by the
Miss E. Jones, who has been visit­
done. It was “did.” Eugene can- Salem.
Score, 10 to 7 Saturday, take in tbe matter, and tbe necessary
ravages of a big black bear ou the
net be censured for strengthening and 8 to 3 Sunday.
1 expenses, etc. It was voted to hold ing friends here, returned today to
The Oregonian reports a probable range about hi» place so the company
her team but should be complimented
another meeting on June 13, to take Spokane.
THE NEXT GAMES.
further action in the matter.
for the fact that good material is
Mrs. Wm. Cheshire is home from woolen mill trust of all the mills of laid plans to capture old Bruin aud
Next Saturday and Sunday Eugene
Sumpter, where she has been visiting the coast, seven in California, one were eminently MOcesafa). He wa»
forthcoming when it is wanted. The
OTHER FLORENCE NOTES.
plays at Albany and Salem at Rose­
in Washington, oue in Montana, aud located on a glade high up on the
ne* players signed for the Eugeue
Mrs. Diamoud of Eugene, is visit her sister.
ridge above the Palmer place and
nine
in Oregon, a» follows :
team are all fine ball players and so burg.
Miss Kate Wilson left this afternoon
ing her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Nicolle,
Value.
Carde. after a brief but exciting chase a
proved
themselves Saturday and
for
Cottage
Grove
where
she
will
on tbe Siuslaw.
bullet from a Jl 31» rifle pierced his
¿440,000
14
Oregon City
Sunday.
F. M. Nighswander left for Eugene visit friends.
laxly and cut »hort the career of his
6
175,000
Portland
It was a fine support Taiifero bad
Eli Hunsaker of San Francisco, is
Monday evening to carry out the elec­
iiearship.
He was a monster and
150,000
ft
Salem
in the field. Hardly an error wa»
in Eugene, his first visit to this city ,
tion
returns.
weighed, it is estimated, fully 500
75, fUO
2
Pendleton
made by the out men and tbe bases
In writing up tbe graduating exer­
pounds. The fur was unusually long
Mrs. Oscar Karlstrom is teaching for several years.
3
700,00
Eugeue
»ere covered with yards to spare. cise« of tbe High School, the Guard
Mies Mazie Boarder, of Roseburg, 1 Uniou
and thick for this season of the year
the
Point Terrace school now, Mrs.
75,000
2
-Mahoney behind the bat was infallible. ffiadvertautly omitted tbe names of
arrived this afternoon and is a guest Albany
and the bead and f<-vt were carsfully
40,000
3
At the bat be is just as accurate, tbe graduates. They are as follows: T. J. Neely being compelled to give
of Mira Mabel Miller.
preserved with the bide, which Mr.
it
up
on
account
of
ill
health.
25,000
Bandon
2
"ith one wild throw that gave a run John Ernest Bechdolt, Edna Bertsch,
Philips secured and will have nicely
E. H. Ingham ami little daughter Brown»ville
10,000
8
Maple Lodge 1. O. O. F. of Maple­
to Albany, Crawford at first, settled Ernest J. Bertsch, Homer J. Cole,
dressed and converted into a rug.
to business and played a great game. Bennie Conger, lva Agnes Cox. Harry ton, held tbeir regular election of made a trip to Cottage Grove and back
The company returned borne Friday,
¿1,000,000
30
Totals
Lhapin, the batter, as he will soon tie Delbert Farrow. Margaret A. Gittins. officers last Thursday evening. For on tbeir automobile yesterday.
having feasted on fish and game, were
Miss Olita Cooley is in tbe city aud
known, is a sure hitter and nailed the Lorene Maude Galiogy. Winifred Had tbe coming term they have chosen J.
well planed with their outing.—Nug­
J.
Nicolle,
N.
G.
;
Julius
Sanders.
will
remain
through
tbe
commence-
’
*lhere to tbe sky for several two leg- ley, Ida Agnes Hemenway, Theodore
get.
•¡ers. At center be was a sure shot. P. Holt. Wistar W. Johnson. Leone V. G.; George Fisk, Sec.; and Fred men exercises of the University.
Eugene's second baseman, O’Day, B Kays. Arthur F. Kerr. Maude Bean. Trees.
Geo. N. Frazer Jr., went to Port |
land this afternoon where he will be
»as there with the goods at tbe call Gladys King. Eberle J. Kuykendall,
employed at bis trade, iron working , Tbe local lodge of United Artisans
and played his part like be kt ew the Elwin A. McCornack. Stuart A. Mr-
lines. Strub, short stop, is versatile. Queir . Mabie Elizabeth Poill. Rachel
F. 8. Abehire has resigned his posi­ elected officer» Saturday night as fui
He donned tbe catcher's rig when Ma Alletiia Porter, Donald M Steven
tion in t do Hazelwood and will leave lows: Dr. C. B. Willoughby. M. A.;
honey was hurt and put up a snappy son. Daisy Somers. Eugene I^fayette
The commissioner»’ coart is ar­
Wallace Carney, grandson fof War­ this eveuir g for Medford where he Mrs. Bessie Rankin, ffapt; 8. 8.
exhibition for sure.
His straight, Stock»ell, Harry B Straight. Bertha
ranging
to advertise sll county war­
Las
a
position.
Spoocor,
inspector;
J.
W.
West,
secre
­
den Gossett, while chopping wood
MUick throws to first were wender F Thomas. Josephine M. Wallace.
treanurer; rants seven years old or over, aud if
E. P. Tilton, the successful Mo­ tary; Sophroula Howe,
thia morning, let the sharp ax fall on
•hots at tbe Albany men. Whittaker Harvey A. Wbeeb-r. Clara Petra
not called for they will be caucelled.
hie left foot, cutting a severe gash hawk school teacher, has closed bis Cassie Mo<>re, senior conductor; Mrs.
on third, did good work , while <-rd- Wold, A. Winifred Kerr.
Blanche fbie ie according to law and should
and severing several tendons. Hr. term snd left this afternoon for Her Hattie Hpencer. M. C.;
’ay and Harper in right aud left
Willoughby junior conductor; J. M. lx- done iu June of each year, but th«
C. H. T. Atwood attended him. Sev- bor, Curry couDty.
lit Ids , never missed a possible cat< 1
Howe, and Amelia Combs, field com- mutter h»s been neglected the peat
eral stitches had to be taken to close
Mrs.
H.
A.
Daarborn
arrived
this
Rot the work of Taiifero is worthy of
1 few year».
mandan.
altar noon from FmUaad aud is tbe
th* wound.
•pecial mention. He picbed tbe two
DRAIN NORMAL
SCHOOL REGENTS
UNVEILED THE
MONUMENT
Personals
G. A. R. Posi at Florence.
Court House Ik ms.
Captured Old Bruin.
Woolen Mill Trust.
High School Graduates.
Artisans’ New Officers.
Will Cancel Warrants.
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