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The Hustler
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The largest cir.
culation of any
paper in its
territory
Th. REST ad
vertising me'
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. Capt. Rowland is In Greemvllle.
E. L. Brown, of Asheville. was in
town Monday. '" ..
MisaMalinda Gallick, of Asheville,
was in town this week.
Or. T. A. Allen will be borne from
Florida about the 20th of this month.
ReT. R. N. Willcox will be at Edney
Tllle during next week.
R. I. Bonis and W. L. Spencer, of
Baltimore, spent several days in town
last week. ; .. .
Dr. W. R. Kirk, who has been ill
with the grippe, has recovered sufficient
ly to take care of his practice.
T. Q. " Led better, of Roosevelt
membered us with his subscription on
Monday."
Mr. F. L. Conder of Asheville, was a
ruest at the "Summer Home,'' last
Thursday. 1 "
J. W. Anderson, of Anderson ; Bros,
the poultry men of Etowah, was in town
Monday, on business. " :
. T. R. Davis, machinist operator on
the Asheville Citizen, was a visitor to
' Hendersonville the first of this week. .
Prof. R. M. I Ivins has resigned as
superintendent of the city " graded
school. Mr.lTinswill go North.
Sol. Evans, who has many friends
here, is in the Mission Hospital, Ashe
Ville, entirely helpless from rheuma
tism. W. O. Pryor, of Asheville, passed
thro town Saturday. Mr. Pryor says
the lumber business is improving right
along.
JSrnest Justus, the well known mer
chant of Etowah, was in town Monday,
and left a good sized order for job work
at this office.
- Mrs. Mary Farmer left this week for
Washington, D- CT, whee she will -visit
Mr. and Mrs. Singleton Farmer, for
merly of Flat Rock.
J. C. Clouse is at Biltmore Hospital,
1 recovering nicely from an operation per
formed last Wednesday by Dr. Merri
wether, assisted by Dr. Egerton. '
O. Oatea. of Bear Wallow, member of
the County Board Education, has re
turned from his trip . South, much im
proved in health and appearance.
Dr." Arthur Guerard, of Flat Rock, is
seriously ill with pneumonia. Dr. Draft
is attending htm, and with the assis
tance of MissM.'B. Sullivan, a trained
nurse from Asheville, it is believed he
will recover.
J. D. Boyd has returned from a busi
ness trip to Chattanooga. Mr. Boyd says
every time t e leaves town and sees
other places he Is more firmly convinced
than ever that Henderson ville is in a
class by itself unapproachable.
J. S. Crawford, who recently had to
narrow escape from death at the South
ern depot, left on Monday for a visit to
relatives in Salem, Va. From there he
goes to Washington, to have an artifi
cirl foot made and will return to this
citv about April 1st.
.Miss Juno Morris spent Sunday with
Miss Sue Cannon at Horse Shoe. Miss
Morris is one of the most popular of the
county "officials" and numerous friends
are urging her to become a candidate
for register of deeds, a position, which
It is said, she is bow virtually filling, and
she has the matter under consideration.
"Now what d'ye think of.that?
A. S. Blake of Fletcher, was in town
Saturday and paid us a pleasant visit
Mr. Blake says he cannot do without
The Hustler, and indicated his appre
elation by paying three good hard dol
lars on subscription. We are obliged
to Mr. Blake and may his shadow never
grow less.
"Manager Collett, of the State's test
farms at Blantyre and' Swannanoa' pas
Bed through Hendersouyille on Monday
eoroute to the latter place from Trary-
ylvania. He it hlgbly pleased with the
upper French Broad ''experiment sta
tion" and says the same has not been
abandoned by any -means, notwith
standing the report to that effect made
to the General Assembly in special ses
sion at Raleigh last January. ' Mr. Col
lett reports that the Transylvania farm
is not a losing proposition, but more
than pays expenses. " He now has more
than 200 bushels of corn and a quantity
of line hay for sale. He is looking after
Personal
Mrs. as, FullrightwenttoA6hevilleJprzes Handed OUt
B. George Barber, of AshetiUe, was
in town Sunday. .
Mrs. Chas. Nuchols bas gone to Char
lotte for a few days' visit.
Wednesday evening 8 p. nu Service
and leoture on the Church at St. James
church. All invited. .
, Mr. S. H. Friedman left on : Wednes
day for Asheville, to lake in the "Clans
man : "
. The child of Mr. and Mrs. Philmore
Arledge died last Wednesday, at the
age of three years.
Lewis Potts has now bloomed into
young manhood. He is wearing his first
long p ah trousers.
G. M. Glazener is expected home from
Baltimore this week, where he hat been
attending the "National Prosperity
Convention."
R. D. Carter, came home frm Canton
Sunday and spent a couple of days, here,
Mr. Carter says' Canton is . the busy
place.
Rev. R.B. Grinnan will preach each
night, next week, at 7:30,. at the Pres
byterian church. . Everyone is cordially
invited to attend these serveses.'
Dr. Bowe, of Gastonia, has been ap
pointed presiding elder of the Ashe
ville district, in place of Dr. Crawford,
deceased. The appointment was made
by Bishop Galloway this week.
Mr. John T. Wilkios, of Calhoun-
Wilkins Co., Wholesale Grocers, has
rented the Gullick house on South
Main street, and with bU family will
occupy it about the 20th of this" month.
Mrs. W.-H. Candler is recovering rap
idly from a recent operation for appen
dicitis. The operation was performed
by Dr. Drafts, assisted by Dr. C. Z.
Candler, of Dillsboro, Dr. Colby, of
Dlllsboro, and Dr. Waldrop. -
HENDERSONVILLE
Will be in Good Shtvpe to
Tkke Care of its Visitors.
Prospects for a Big Crowd
Hendersonville will be in bet
ter shape, this season, than ever
before, to take care of its thous-
ands of visitors. As a Certain
business man said yesterday.
"With paved sidewalks, an
abundant water supply, better
electric light service, this town
will be in a position to take care
of many thousands of visitors
this summer, to better advantage
than ever before in its history.
"Last year we had many dif
ficulties to contend with; The
water service was bad, the" lights
were poor. This year both these
serious defects will hav been
remedied. The meters will con
serve the water, and the Electric
Light Company . have spent
thousands of dollars in improve
ments and will be in good shape
for all demands.
'In addition to these improve
ments, the. cement walks 'will
be down, and this vast improve
ment will certainly be appreciat
ed by the people who come here
for rest, recreation and relaxat
ion, and will prove one of the
best advertisements for the town.
It is a solid permanent improve
ment, the same as paved roads.
''Hendersonville will be alHo
the good this summer. The
crowd will be here and we will
be in shape to take care of them,
and Hendersonville will be still
better known and advertised by
its many friends."
Distressing 3bcident.
The three-year old daughter of Cane
Smith (colored), was burned to death at
its parent's home last Saturday. The
child was. left alone in a room, the
neighbors heard its screams, and found
it writhincr on the floor a mass of flames.
A partially burned broom is supposed
to be the cause of the child's dress be
coming ignited, It probably put the
p -
hmnm ta tha ooen fire nlace. and its
dress caught fire from that. ' '
.jay iolsi toviri
' Following are some of the prizes
drawn at the last term of court:
Pick Brown, affray, guilty, judgment
suspended payment of costs.
' Fred and Tom Allen, trespass, guilty.
judgment stispended payment of costs.
Lit (Aiken, retailing, judgment sue
pended payment costs.
Dollie Lattemor. (col.) trespass, not
guilty. -
Ed. Glover, Jeff Glover, Mitchel Sur
ret, assault and battery, guilty, judg
ment suBpeded payment costs.
Martha Williams, (col.) carrying con
cealed weapons,fjudgement suspended
payment costs.
Town of. Hendersonville vs. I. P.
Israel, on appeal. Violation of town
ordinance. Not guilty.
Doc Justice, false pretense in horse
swapping, not guilty.
D. Lyda, Reuben Lyda, Authnr Lyda,
-
assault and battery, not guilty. .
Pick and Thos. BlackweU, disturbing
religious congregation. Thos. not guil
ty. Pink fined $16.60 and costs.
"N. J. and Arthur Beddingfield, forci
ble trespass, not guilty.
G. W. Hart, larceny, defendant plead
ed nolle contendere, but drew 5 months
on the gang. .
Geo. Waters," larceny, 6 months on
cbaingang.
D. F. Guice, assault and battery, judg
ment suspended payment of costs.
Thos. Green, larceny, 12 months on
cbaingang. '
Eck Rollback, assault and battery.
Sentenced to criminal department hos
pital for insane at Raleigh.
V. P. Waters, 4 months oa gang.
Jennie Hardin, resisting officer, 60
days in jail. Assault and battery, guilty
of assault, judgment suspended payment
of costs. Retailing liquor, not ruilty.
Will Dalton, larceny, in jail twelve
months, to be hired oat.
Pat Steward, larceny, county jail 10
months, to be hired out.
B. Gregory, retailing -liquor, -mistrial
Notice of Tax Sale.
By virtue of the tax list of the Town
of Hendersonville now in my hands for
collection and by virtue of Xhe power
and authority invested in, me by Law.
will sell the property hereinafter
named at the Court House door in Hen
dersonville, N. C, on March, 23, 1908,
at 12 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of
satisfying the taxes of the delinquent
taxpayers thereinafter named, together
with all costs on same. .
Lannine.D. F.,1 cow. l yearling.. $ 3.92
Kilpatrick,W.A.Householdand kitchen
furniture 4.10
Colored
Gile8,B. 8., Household and kitchen fur
niture, 1 musical instrument 4 82
Leonard, Alfred.I cow 3.64
Wheeler,Slmp,l cow.... .51
Respectfully
T, m. Smith.
Town Tax Collector.
This March 10, 1908.
The New Water Meters
The first water meters have been in
stalled. There are two of them, they
will measure the water used in the new
office building, now nearing completion.
They are located near the curb and
covered with a cement slab.
At The Hotel Gotes
F. H; Allison, of the Asheville and
Hendersonville Electric Railroad; John
N. Shoalbeul, Chief Engineer of the A.
& H. Railroad; John F. Rowland, Ashe
ville; . A. Means, Q. W. Martin, of
Charlotte; J. Lathrop and wife, of De
troit, Mich, -
Notice to the Taxpayers
of Henderson County
You will please take notice
that on the 25th day of March,
1908, 1 will advertise all real
and personal property for de
linquent taxes due" for year
1007. This is fair notice, and
Last
Call
I will comply strictly with
same. So do not delay paying
and then complain at me for
having to pay cost. This
means YOU.iCnot paid. I am
. Respectfully,
C. E. BROOKS,
Tax Collector.
HE NDERSONVILLE , . ;N . 0... THU RS
DEATH OF MR.' JOHN S.CARSON
Former Charlotte Resident Passes
Away in Hendersonville Fun
V era! tO Take Place in This City
Te-Morrbw. u -. ; : -
(Charlotte Observer)
The distressing nows reached the
city late yesterday j afternoon ef the
death in Hendersonville, of Mr. John S.
Carson, a son of the late James H. Car
son and a brother of Messrs. C. M.. J.
E. andB. C. Carson, all of this city.
Mr. Carson had been in declining health
for several years and'the end yesterday
was not unexpected. Afflicted with
tuberculosis, years ago he sought the
higher latitude in the hope that he
might battle the more successfully with
the dread disease- - The fight, however,
was unavailing and for Jsome time past
it was known that the " end was but a
question of time. Mr, Carson breathed
his last at f:2Q o'clock, just as the' sun
was sinking behind the mountains to the
west of his home, the mountains which
he so often gazed upon late in the after
noon and which he had come to love so
dearly. At his bedside where his loved
ones, his wife and little daughter, and
several of his very close relatives. The
end was very easy. Mr. Carson was it
years of age and is survived . by his
widow and one little daughter , of five
years of age.
The remains will be brought to Char
lotte this evening and ; the funeral will
take place at the First Presbyterian
church to-morrow at 11 o'clock. The
body on its arrival in the city will be
carried to the home of Mr. C. M. Car
son, No. 913 South Tryon street, where
t will remain until the hour of the fun
eral. The service will be conducted by
Rev. W. M, Klncaid. The interment
will be at Elmwood Cemetery.
Mr. John Sanders Carson was a son of
the late Mr. James H. Carson, who in
his day was one of the city's most in
fluential and .prosperous'; citizens. Mr.
Carson's boyhood and early manhood
days were spent ia this city where he
was known and liked by everyone. The
city then was not so large as It is now
and Mr. Carson knew and was known
by the entirepopulation. He was uni
versally liked; possessing a sunny, gen
erous disposition and a heart of pure
gold.
He was wedded years ago to Miss
Page Carter, of Virginia, who survives
him. Their married life were eminent
ly happy, one little girl being born to
them, a beautiful little child of five
summers.
Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Carson left yester
day for Hendersonville. They will ac
company the remains to the city to-day.
Mr. Carson died at his home in this
city last Wednesday, and the body was
taken to Charlotte on Thursday. The
pallbearers were Messrs. Shipp.Bartlett,
Hilliard Staton, Morey, Tinsman and
Hobbs. The interment was in Charlotte.
Good Roocds.
The roads are gettiDg in Bhape again,
except the great ridges and ruts are
still in evidence. The split-log drag,
which has been demonstrated to be the
biggest kind of success in the West,
could have been used to excellent ad
vantage here during the past few weeks
Had it been used, the roads would now
present a -perfectly smooth,' slightly
ourved surface, and would be hard as
rock almost, shedding water freely, and
standing much heavy travel in rainy
weather before getting in bad shape
again. . .
The sentiment for paved roads seems
to be gaining strength every day. The
money is available. Not one cent of
additional taxation is necessary. The
co-operation of town aud county author
Ules.with the hearty eupport of property
owners along the roads first improved,
would soon work a revolution in good
roads In this county.- - ,
Subscriptions of money, roek and la
bor are waiting. The chaingang could
not be more profitably employed, than in
making paved roads, and the tax-payers
money would then be invested where it
would roturn the biggest kind of inter-
est. " " .
The roads are fair now, but remem
ber last winter! '
Signs of SprihfJ.
If you don't believe Spring ; in here,
drop into Sheperd's Furniture Store,
ontjoalte the Hotel Gates, and take a
look at his Spring mattings, just arriv
ed. They are beauties,: there's no other
word to describe them,' and the prices
are absolutely right, -:Tom Shepherd
says so, . .
DAY,. MARCH 12, 1 90 8 :
Hints to Farmers.
Fob 8 an Joss Scale Secure
sharp ax, carefully cut the tree ' down
and burn it in a seven acre lot. The
scale will no longer infest that tree.
Deep Plowing Hitch two gentle
mules to a subsoil plow. . Then hire
man to do the plowing while yon sit n
a log and figure out Bill Miller's chances
of election to the senate.
Corn Planting. Prepare the
ground carefully and dig the holes to
contain the corn not more than seven
feet apart. As this is a campaign year,
and corn is said to be good for mankind
and the republican party, and John
Grant's running for Congress, we advise
planting plenty of corn
Wife Wanted!
The fame of Hendersonyille's girls,
their charm, their beauty, their infinite
varity, has spread far, even unto Texas.
In witness hereof, the following letter
received by a certain well known and
popular young lady, here, is submitted
in evidence: - . . :. ,
. Gainsville, Texas, Mar. 2, 1901.
Miss-
Hendersonville, N. C.
Dear Madam: 1 take pleasure in ad
dressing you these few lines to let you
know who I am and tell yon my object
in addressing you: . . .
I am looking for a . wife and if you
can come up to my expectations,will see
about the matter. Am 40 years old, no
incumbrances, no one but myself. Am
a good business man, and used to be in
the dry goods and grocery business for
10 years. Was a good bookkeeper in an
Illinois city, but my health got bad up
there, and had to come down here.
Please let me hear from yon or some
friend who would liXato yoke herself
with a man for life. .
Tours respectfully
STOKER WILSON.
The Hustler Is not a matrimonial pa
per, and it thinks all bachelors should
be heavily taxed, and it is with pleasure
it puts this interesting communication
before Its readers, confident that Mr.
Wilson has shown rare taste and dis
crimination in writing to Henderson
ville for a wife. .
Viewing with ecstatic admiration the
movable pictures of the centuries, we
see Father Time, in his angular stateli
nesa, sliding down the banister of the
ages. . . -
We can Imagine the delicate oders of
choice flowers, the sweet perfumes of in
cense and rare snices and, aa we reach
the end of the rainbow, the perfect work
is beautifully exemplified in those ex
clusive lines of Fancy Front Doors that
have made Rigby, Morrow & Co. a syn
onym of taste, character and perfection
In work. . And to come down to straight
English talk,the prices are unapproach
able on the doors and on all builders'
supplies. We have the stuff, and we're
going to tell it. Look for the big sign
It ahows wherelto save money on all
builders' supplies.
. RIGBY, MORROW & CO.
FruitloLnd Items.
Fred Edney of Flat Rock visited
Fruitland last week. ,
If m r TT : Rwn AIpA it Ii hnnsA
lt Thursday March 5th, age sixty odd
vears:sha was buried at the Byers fami
ly grave yard near Mt, Morriah; her
funeral was conducted by Bev, Moore 1 1
Hendersonville.
Rev. Hyder will preach at Edney ville,
next Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m.
R. M. Pryor has gone to Asheviile un
business.
Mr. Lee Ander Green died at his home
Wednesday March 4th 1908. Age 24
years, he was buried at St. Paul, his
funeral was conducted by Rev. George
W barton 01 irruitiana.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Stroup spent
day last Sunday at Bill Nices.
Olive, .
the
At St. James Church.
- The following is ; a schedule of ad
dresses to be delivered at St. James
Church on the Wednesday Evenings
daring Lent from March 4 to April 15,
at 8 p. m.
March 4th. The Church, brief his
tory of. ;; . ,, - -: ..'
March II The Kingdom of Heaven. '.
" 25 The ministry of the Church.
April I The mysteries of the church
8 The Body of Christ,
" 15 General Summary. .
' There wll! be a box provided , at ' the
r.hnmh door in which Questions may be
be out bv anvone. and these will be
answered on the Wednesday following.
Everyone is cordially Invited to come
Seeded Raisins in ilb Pack
ages iocat the Ideal this week
The only exclusive Fruit
and Candy Store in the City
Miss Nettie Le Grand, Pro p
s
Pavement Bids
to be Received
' The Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Hendersonville will receive
bids for the laying of cement sidewalks
on Main Street and Anderson Avenue in
said town, as per specification heretofore
published copy of which may be had
upon application to the secretary of the
Board. All bids must be in writing and
sealed and placed in the hands of the
Secretary of the Board not later' Hhan
the nootr of the'llth day of Marcb,1908.
A bond of $5,000 will be required" for
the faithful performance of the contract.
W ork to commence not later than April,
1, 1908, and to be completed not later
than June I, 1908. Work to commence
at a' point to be designated by the
Board and the contract to be carried
Out and completed under the supervision
of the Board. The town will furnish
the necessary water.
The Board of Commissioners reserves-
the right to reject any and all bids.
Michael Schenck
'U Mayor."
. " , . J. F. Brooks
Sec. Board Commissioners.
i'..-' Twins. .
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R.P. Freeman,
two boys, on Monday morning. One of
tie children died shortly - after birth.
Mrs. Freeman issdo!ng nicely. '-'
BUSINESS BRIHGERS
PRIVATE BOARDING -Lock
Box
104. Phone 195.
Shepherd sells Shoes-good shoes. .
Noteheads. letterheads, statements
and billheads at lower prices than else
where. Quality guaranteed. Hustler
office. .
Fresh cabbage plants every day at
Hunter's Pharmacy. . .
FOR ITS KEEP Fine Saddle horse.
Will drive in bufirsrv also. Address
Husthir Office. -
An excellent envelope for only 1.75
per thousand at the Hustler office. -
There are only a few left of these
delicious Indian . River Oranges at Dr.
T. A. Allen's.; ,jd.J-i
Spring Oxfords at Shepherd's
Genuine and money saving reductions
at Glazener '8 on seasonable and desire
able merchandise. ..
Spring beauties Spring Oxfords
at Shepherd's.
Those fine cabbage plants have ar
rived at Hunter's Pharmacy and they
are fine. Freeh by express daily.
Reduction on every article in our
store. Articles seasonable and desir
able. Glazener.
Beautiful Spring Oxfords at Shep
herd's. See them.
" Glazener "cuts the price and sells the
goods. .
New cabbage -plants at Hunter's
Pharmacy, received daily by express.
Glazener cuts the price acid sells the
goods on winter merchandise. Noth
ing reserved but everything sold at
genuine money-saving-prices.
Spring Oxfords dainty and beautiful,
at Shepherd's.
Wanted
Bring me your chstnut wood. Wi
pay market price. Near depot.
J. W. CAIRNES-
at the
ity
I!
iriK
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT MARCH 11th.
For the two best char
acter; representations.
2; Prizes '.;2
will be given one tothe gen
tleman and one to "the lady.
The contest will be decided by
popular vote; Spectators will
be allowed one vote each.
Come out and enjoy an even
ings entertainment.
Admission 10c
- V : : ; Skating 15c
masquerade
C
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VOL. XVII, No. 11
THIS BUSY
; The big street sprinkler has been
doing good work. .-. ' , r
Taxes are slow. Better pay yours be
fore advertising, v.-W -V -
The Red store has moved into
half the store occupied by the bakery.;
Prom fr-off Manilla 'Alii? Drake
sends a dollar for subscription to this
paper. . . ,--7:":
Looks as if Spring had done "come to
stay awhile, but at the same time you
mustn't get too confident. - :
Maria Washington, a most estimable
colored woman, aged about 50 years,
died last Thursday, of append icitis. ; ,
8. H. Friedman has an advertisement
on the last page of the greatest interest
to the ladies.
"Senators" Miller and (fenoon were
seen on our streets Saturday each look
ing well and happy and both claiming
their prospects to be (food. - .
The pennant survey for the electric
line to Asheville has been completed to
Hillgirt, and the temporary survery to
Fletchers, J -
The excavation for the new build ing
Dr. Howe is erecting at the corner
of Broad and Main sts,, is about com
pleted.'
The closing exercises of the Fletcher
high school will tare place on the even
ings of the 19th and 20th of March. All
the friends of the school are cordially
invited to attend. The exercises will
be very interesting.
The infant child of nr. and wt. Jas
per Lamb, of Horace, died on Friday
laat. The funeral occurred Saturday,
Interment being in Mt-IIorlah cemetery
- ' -
J. D, Boyd will erect 1 brick refriger
ator in the rear of the building now
occupied by Chas. E. Fiess, and pur
chased -some time ago bjM&J3yd and
Miss Le Grande, ' '
Mrs. Hardie" Byers, an bid and re
spected resident of Edneyviile, died
last Thursday night, at her home. The
funeral occurred on Friday, Stepp and
Orr being in charge. 7. ' -
The K. of P. held another rousing
meeting last Monday night. The hall
was packed. Mayor Schenck and O. 6.
Hill were given the first degree."
Contractor Joseph : McCrary will
shortly start to improve the old Posey
residence oa the Flat Rock road by
adding another story to it. The prop
erty was purchased recently by 3 ohn L.
Orr. .- J:. -w.tv'- :
G. W. Bicksler andwife, of New
York, who have been here for several
moDths, are going to Waynesville.-Mr.
Bicksler inserted a small ad in this . pa
per last week, offering his household
goods for sale He said, as a result of .
the ad. the entire lot of furniture was
sold the next day. i ; .
During Lent the Woman's Auxiliary
of St. James church will take , orders,
thro' Mr. A. Ficker, for the following
good-sounding articles: Cookies, 15c
doz.; cheese straws, lOcdoz.; delicate
cake, 75c; chocolate ake, 50c; potato
salad, mayaoniss dressing, candy, AND
chickens. Orders must be in not later
than Thursday, and will be filled on
Saturday. .. v. .
Hospital Association
The ladies of the Hospital Associa
tion will give a"Social Tea" next Tues
day, from 5 to 10, at the? home of Mrs.
Chas. Whitaker. Dainty refreshments'
will be seryed and a musical program
of exceptional interest will be offered.
A silver offering will be taken for the
benefit of the hospital.
The men are wanted at this gather
ing. The inspiration of their preeenoe
is required. They will be given a most
excellent good time and depend upon '
it the ladles will see to it that jqu are
not lonely while there. They - look
for you, they expect you, and are YOU
going to disappoint them? Music, re
freshments, and a good time socially.
What greater inducements can they of
fer you to come? ; ; . ,
At Mrs. Whitakerg, next Tuesday
anytime from 5 to 10 o'clock.
Evelyn Thaw says , she will sue for
divorce on grounds of Thaw's insanity
Harry Thaw will defend the suit. f,
President Roosevelt addresses the
"First International Congress on Wel
fare of Children,','! at Washington.
Two hundred delegate at the White
House.,
both farms, and doing it welL .