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s IBB COBAMiJMtn NXWIi, DECEMBER 3.1911 WANTS! The People’s Market Place Read By Thotuanrls Daily 1 Cent a Word Each Insertioo PHONE NO. 115 LOST—Silver link bag. Reward if r«- tura«d to M. W. R., care N«ws. STOLEN-^Sorrel filly, 3% years old, flax mane and tail, light blaze in; face, mane lay* on left side, had on harness and laprobe, named Babe. Reward of $10 if returned to R. E. Alexander, Matthews, N. C. 2-lt LOST—Old Rose and Gold hand bag, containing letters addressed to 8. Finch. Reward if returned to 205 W. 10th. y- 2-2t ♦ ^ ♦ GROCERS. ♦ WANTftO FOR RENT—Attractive bungalow at Piedmont. $12.50 per month. Phone 3083. l-2t-eod #>»»»»•»• I* WANTED—To make your false teeth before Christmas. Low prices for 20 days. Fit guaranteed. ’Phone 49P, over Treses. 2-8t WANTED—To rent large room for »tor»ge. Easy of access, close in. Address "B,” News oflllce. l-2t WANTED—Man to travel in North Carolina. Good pay and tailor made mit in 90 days, experience unne cessary; candies, soaps, grocery specialties. J. E. McBrady & Co., Chicago. Ill 3-lt WANTED—Position in grocery store Dec. 15, 1911. *‘23-2-18” care News. 2-3t WANTED—Second hand safe. State size, make and price; also where can be seen. Address Cash. Box 24, Charlotte. 2-3t WANTED—Salesman to handle line of fruit ciders In small country to^ns as side line; 25 per cent commis sion. Settlements weekly. Manager, No. 206 S. First St., St. Louis, Mo. 15-4t-sun WANTED—Experienced salesladies for coat and suit depatment; also for dry goods and notion department. Liles-Nix Co. l-2t WANTED—Have a few vacant periods in shorthand * classes. Instruction strictly individual. Positions secur ed. Miss Brown. ’Phone 3083, 915 Realty Building. l-2t*eod .WANTED—10 or 15 Black Minorca pul lets. N. J. Sherrill. l-2t WANTED—A white nurse for mrath old baby. Phone 1847. ll-JS-tf WANTED—Large furnished or unfur nished room for gentleman, close in. Address "B," News office. l-2t ^ FOR SALE ♦ ♦ ♦ FOR SALBJr-106-acre farm, 1\4 miles Cherrrv'ille, fine for dairy, 50 acres fine botom and meadow. $2500; good terms. Other small and large farms for sale. John J. Geo^e, Real Es tate Agt., Bessemer City. N. C. 22-3t-sun FOR RENT—Rooms furnished or un furnished, at 5111 East avenue. •Phone 2216-J. 3-lt SOMETHING YOU CAN QIVB anyone, no matter w'ho it is, for there is nothing nicer on the market in .P^igs or Dates than our Cresco brand B’igs or Dates stuffed with assorted nuts and crystallzed fruits. Only 40c per box. MILLER-VAN NESS CO. FOR RENT—Six-room house. Modern, 401 W>st Eighth St. Phone 1167-L. 29-tf FOR RENT—OotUge, 205 S. Myers. Phone 1945-J. l-7t FURNISHED ROOMS for housekeep ing. Private home. First floor, 501 North Poplar street. 3-2t FOR RENT—Two or three partly fur nished rooms for light housekeep ing. Modem conveniences, best res idential part of the city. Phone 1574-J. 11 Tenth avenue. 2-3t FOR RENT—Two front offices 5th floor Realty Building. Apply 502 Realty Bldg. 27-tf FOR RENT—New modern eight-room house, 910 East Are. W. F. Bjichan- an. 26-tf FOR RENT—New attractive houset. 0. A. Robbins. Phone 382. 8-tf ROOMS AND BOARD—Desirable and centrally located, 413 No. Church. 24-5t-eod FRESU SUlfPL? ^ern:i Miners! wa ter. Curea Indigestion, Constipation, all Kidney and Bladder Disorders. City clbeQUt cays absolute pore. Phone ^rder 2123. N. J. SlierriU 26-tt MISCKLLANEGUt SALESMAN traveling small territory to sell splendid side line Spring Dress Goods, White Goods, etc. Good commission. South Philadelphia Woolen Co., Box 1341, Phila. 3-lt FOR SALE—I offer subject to removal at the Wriston place, south of the city, 1 large rarm barn, 1 large' crib, 1 four-room residence. J. S. Myers. 25-tf FOR SALE—Fine horse, 6 years old, perfectly gentle; also surry and buggy. Apply to J. E. Murphy & CO., 229 South Tryon Street. 26-tf-8un-wed FOR SALE—Fa/m implements, Berk shire hogs, 10 Jersey heifers, 15 UMis hay and shredded com, 1 pair young^ mules. 1 pair heavy draft maret. M. O. Dowd. ll-22d&w-tf FOR SALE^—Attractive bungalow at ^ Piedmont, $250.00 cash. Balance easy terms. Phone 3083. l-2t-eod FOR SALE—Upright piano, in perfect condition. Little used, $150. Ad dress W. B., Npws office. 3-lt FOR SALE—fcany English oak side board. Perfect condition, good style. Ph?ne 1336. 15-tf FOR SALE—Three partridge Wyan dotte one oockerei, 7 months '“’d, ’ •'* K -th. 3-lt FOR SALE—-Two Shetland ponies, 3 and 4 years old. Shtunan Bros. PboM 172 aS-tf FOR SALC—horae busgyi aiar^ at a bargain. Ad- dr«Mi box 2V2 ao-4t yOR QUICK IBAUS—One cot tage, Uree (-roov cotta«ts. om 4- rooo tftU40 with lots for five nore 0oa«e«. Oniy o&e mile from Itde- pendeace Square on shady side of •treeC wltli lots of shade tree* jaad fmiu and iowers all for $14,000. See L. C. Heroioc. Phone »16. lO'lO-tf ♦ ton RftMT m fOR R£NTt4 or 4 unfumished rooms for Ugbt houaekeeping, modem oon- Teniencee Apply 205 E. Morehead 2-2t RENT—One six raom apartment, all modem ooaTealecoes, including gas and electricity, No. 5 Jackson Terrace, $22.50 mo.; one bouse South Tryon St., $12.50 mo. Traders* Land CJompany, 22 East Fifth St. foi M!NT—Nicely 'furnished three- room flat, steam heat, tbree blocks trom square, $2S.00 mo. Pbooe 90t8. 1-tf fttrnl£|»ed, at 511 East arenue. 00 first floor, with gae. Phone 1008. a>2t RENT—Six-room house, 203 Mint street, one block from postofllcer R. J. Sifford. j:tf bath. IF YOU WANT position as t)oo»k€ep- er, stenographer, or clerical job, reg ister with us at once—26 positions filled in Charlotte recently. The business men co-operate with us in securing their help Charlotte Em ployment Co, 11-1-wed-sun tf. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WMted. No canvassing or soliciting required. Good income assured. Address Na tional Co-operative Realty Co., V. 111^ Marden Building. Washin^on, D. C, 3-5t*6un LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted. No canvassing or soliciting required. Good income assured. Address tional Co-Operative Realty Co., V 1118 Marden Bldg., Washington, D. C. 5-4t-sua $25 WEEKLY and expenses to trust worthy people to travel and distri bute samples for big wholesale house. C. Emery, 641 Plymouth, Chicago. 3-lt MAN CLEARED $1182. Lady $720, last six months, selling Holladay’s Marvel Shoe Polish, selfshining, wa terproof. Why not you? Write for demonstrated sample and termi. L. Holladay, 254 W. 31st., N6# York. 3-lt VIAVA REPRESENTATIVB. Miss Ida M. Neumeyer, 1429 East Fifth St. Phone 2756-J. i 4-tf SELLS UKE HOT CAKES—New Iron- Ing-wax perfumes clothes with last ing violet perfume. Working Outfit 4c. New offer. Perfum#*Gloss, 13 ■ Water St., New'York. 3-lt $100 MONTHLY and expenses to trav el and distribute samples for big manufacturer; steady work. S. S6hef- fer, 239 G, Chicago. 3-lt FINE NEW AUTOMOBILE TIRES at about 40 per cent from standard prioee, 28x3, $9.20; 30x8, $10.15; 30x3Vi, $14.50, 32X3IH, $1«.80, 34x4, * $22.60. All other iizes and styles. ' Sent c. o. d allowing examination, fiave extra heavy treads. 5 per cent discount cash with order. Guar anteed tires. Particulars upon re quest. Carl F. Oeyer (Factory Rep resentative), Thiyton, Ohto. 3-3t 'AIN’T THE ORAVY GOOD?” Get l^ at Frazler’i Cafe. 28-7t PLACE YOUR orders now lor Cy phers Ineub^rsj. brooders and sup plies. C. W. Best. 29-4t ■AIN'T THE GRAVY GOOD?” Get It at Frasier's Cafe. 28-7t WE HAVE 100 HORSES ble- PHees aiitl terms: Reasonable. WADSWORTH SALES 8TABL1S. LACE8—Write me what kipd of lace ^u want, and I will eend samples. Prices are the lowest. W. E. Ju^pe, 218 Montague street, Brooklyn, N. *• l-3t "AIN'T THE GRAV'X GOOD?” Get it at Frasier’s Cafe. 28-7t LOST AND found! m five dollar bill, some small chance Apply No. I Orr Apartment, or phone and few small articles. RetUrh^ 27-tf News for reward. i-at WE ARE HANDLING now a pure pork sausage. This sau sage will stand the test of any expert as to purity. Get a pound and tell us about it. We get it Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday. OITY GROCERY CO. Phones 2801-2802. BUY THlNQir CHEAP We put on sale for Saturday the last of a lot small Virginia Shoulders at 10 cents per lb. These Are fine val ues. Also choice Bread VMeal, made from new crop corn, sweet and fresh. All kinds groceries at reasonable titIppb. ALEXANDER BROS. 218 East Trade St. Phone 2561. BRIBFS. —Mr. O. M. Stiles, of Darldson, was down yesterday on business. • —The ^unty board of eduoation will meet tomorrow moralnf at lU o’clock In their regular monthly ses sion. Statesville HAVE YOU OVERLOOKED ANYTHING? Order this afternoon or early Thurs ay morning. We close at 10 o’clock hursday morning. F. N. HALL & CO., J. H. Felts, Mgr. 329 E. Trade St. ^ Phones 421 and 422 I' IF YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE A FtlUIT CAKE we can supply you with the best fruits money can buy. Seeded raisins, currants, citron, lemon and orange peel. Try and you will be convinced. 7 8. H. LENTZ. Fred Ooenran, Mgr. 'Phones 101 and 102. LOOK AND READ I have a new lot of Boiled Ham, Brookfield Sausage and Breakfast Ba con, also Pimento, Olive Pimento, >^al nut, Neufchatel and Cream Cheese. Don’t forget that Thanksgiving is com ing and I have 35 fine turkeys that win be here Monday (27th), so put in your order early and don’t be disap pointed. G. O. THIES Phone 2115-2116. No, 1413 East 4th St. MeNCCL^S Call US before you order your Thanksgiving Dinner. We will have the following for the next two or three days: Nice tenter lettuce, large crisp celery, large white cauliflower, tender beets, Florida squash, Charlotte Oys ter plant, fresh spinach, turnip salad, bimch carrots, bunch winter radish, parsley, Fk>rida egg plant, bell pep pers, fine grape fruit, sweet oranges, malaga grapes, black malaga grapes, eating apples, pineapples, cocoanuts, canberries. And what you don’t see ask for. - ” —Phones— 2622—^2623. W. nr. CROWELL, Choice Fresh Corn Grits. Coarse Medium and^ Fine. PhoiM IO62I 200 E. Moreh«ad St. ARCHITECTS. F. L. BOriFOEY ARCHITECT. Supervision of Construction. Office, 211 N. Tryon. Room 4. J. M. MeMtCHAEL. ARCH 11 ECT. Rooms 505-606 Iruet Building. CHARLOTTE, N. C. -if- ♦ OSTEOPATH. ♦ ♦ OSTEOPATH. REGISTERED. DR.* H. F. RAY, Realty Building. Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5. 'Phone, Office, 330; Residence 371-J. Consultation at Office, gratis. DENTISTS. Dr. H. Ci Hendertdn. Dr. R. B. Qaddy, HENDERSON 4 GADDY DENTISTS. Office, Hunt Biqg., f02 1-2 N. Tryon St. 'Phone 216. DR. WM. pARKER DENTIST. Garibaldi, Bruns dL Dixon Bldg. 12 S. Tryon. (Note Change of Location.) 'Phene 1408, Day ir Night. Office 'Phone, 326. Residence 962-J. I. W. JAMIESON DENTIST ^ 1Ql Realty Buliainy. Charlotte, N. C. PHYSICIANS DR. HERRON Office Is over Blake Drug Co. on West Trade St. Hours 12 to 1:30 p. m. Phones, Office 41f Residence 48L ROOFING. DOES YOUR ftOOF LEAK Let us aake It rainproof tad put your gutters and conductor pipes in good order. We are specialists in building or repairing tin, iron or slate roofs. Furnace work promptly done. C. Fr SHUMAN, 200 N. Callege • Phene 411 Statesville, N. C., Dec. 2.—Misses Mabel and Maud4 Guy entertained a I*r*e party of thlr young friends Tuesday evening from 6 to 9 rft their home on Kelly street. Various games were played and in an interesting “candle blowing” contest Mias Mwtha MclAughlln received the first prtzoi a pretty silvei^ purse, while the sec ond prize, a pair of gold pins, went to Miss Hassey Miller. After much mer riment at game-playing the guests where punch, cakes and candy were wkere invited into the dining room where punch, cakes and candy were served by Mrs. Guy, assisted by Mrs R. O. Deitz and Miss Lura Guy. The dining room was beautifully decorated in honor pf the many visitors of the evening. Another source of enter tainment were piano selections by Misses Bride Alexander and Janie Leonard. The Entre Nous ladies and quite a number of other friends enjoyed a. pleasant meeting with Miss Minnie Sherrill Friday afternoon at her hame on Ds,via avenue. Special guests for the occasion were Mrs.^E. R. Rankin of Tryon; Miss Eva Schwing, of Greenville, S. C., and Miss Lila May Parker, of Birmingham, Ala. Pro gressive domino was played and Miss Lillie Mae Tomlin won the prize, a hand-made shirtwaist. Following tlie game a salad course x^s served. Mrs. F. H. Conger was hostess t^ the Woman’s Twentieth Century Club and quite a number of other gnests Tues day afternoon at her magnificent home on Broad street, special out-of-town guests being Mias Miller, of Winston- Salem, sister of Mrs. R. P. Allison, president of the club, sud Mias Mary Lazenby, who has just returned from a stay of three years in the Ai^entine Republic and (^hili. Tfle literary pro gram for the %fternooh consisted of “Athens of Today,” by Mrs. Allison, followed by Latin classics -of Horace by each member. Miss Lazenby ga^e an interesting description of her trip to Chill via the Horn, thence to Bue nos Aj^es via the new trans-co^tinen tal ral^oad and return, thence via Panama, and her exquisite souvenirs showed the wonderfully fine texture of the handicraft of the South -American women. “Pompeii,” was the closing subject, well given by Mrs. Q. A. Ste venson. There were a number of vo cal selections by Mrs. R. E. Clapp. The guests were then invited in to the spacious dining rcJom^ beautiful with its decorations of chrysanthemums and ferns, where little Misses Ger trude Conger and Ruth Pressiy served a delicious collation. Friday afternoon Mrs. G. 1. Hughey and Miss Willie Nicholson were at home to the membors of the G. G. G. and Why Not Clubs and othtr friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W T. Nicholson on Front street. When all the guests had arrived and dainty score -cards had been distributed a merry gamO^ of progr6ssive hearts was participated in. At the close of the ga^e ^ pretty hand-embroidered hand kerchiefs, the handiwork of the hos tesses, were presented to Mrs. E. S, Pegram, the, highest scorer, and to Miss Corre Copeland, who cut highest for the consolation. A delicious salad course with coffee and crystallzed ginger was served, after which the gU^ts very reluctantly left the at- tra«ively decorated rooms with their homeward, through the bitter cold, glowing fires and wfent thiBir way homeward through the bitter cold Among the out-of-town guests of the afternoon were Mi^s Eva SchWing of Greenville; Isabella Waide, Farm ington, Mo.; Latona Turner, Jackson ville, Fla.; Miss Lila May Parker, Birmingham. Mrs. W. H. Allison and two child ren* are visiting at WadesbOro. Mrs. W. R. Mills and little son have been in Winston the past few dayS as guests of Mrs. Holbrooks. Mrs. D. F. Jenkins has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Hanks, in Charlotte. Miss Jessie English, of Spruce Pine, is the guest of Miss Lucy Davidson. Mrs. L. White is visiting’friends at Davidson. Mrs. A. Whitlock, of Asheville, is spending • few days here with her daughter, Mrs. William Wallace. She is en route home from New York. Mi.ss Nlta Davis, who visited States ville friends, has gone to Htckory to spend a while before going to her home in Waynesvllle. Miss Mary Lewis has befen in Shdl- by the past few days visiting friends and Miss Flora Lewis has been the guest of Miss McBrayer, in Asheville. Move to Enjranclmt North Carol^ Women Raleigh, N. C., NOV. 2.—What is believed to have been the first real movement for the enfranchising of woiften in North Carolina was mad# here today when the North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly appointed a com mittee to investigate the right of wo men t^achtf^rs as to holding administra tive office in both city and county. They demanded to know if they are “teath^^^or just females.” A miOving van, my children, can A' piradox instill; For it can be a moving van. And still be standing still. ♦ RESTAURANTS. ♦ THE BlEN. HOTEL AND CAFE. Up-to-dftte dining room, sstttins 100 persons, a iun^ counter : unequated in South. Cottvtsniintly loc4t«d on South Tnron StfMt. Strictly Euroi>^an. THE NEW YORK-RESTAURANT Always Open. 29 West Trade St. One of the best leating places in the city. Clean and up-to4ate. Best ■ervioe and only pure and wholesome food furnished. Ladles* dlitfe* itiom. Anatiws, silt met In Lighting Gas or Electric WE SPECIALIZE i First cost is not all. Qtiality is remembered long after the bill is paid. We save you money sometimes in first cost, but always in something better. SMITH ELECTRIC FIXTURE CO. 13 West Fifth" St. REIIL ESM DEJIIS YESTERDIY Saturday is always a busy day in Clerk Moore’s office. It is deed day, and many transfers there are. In the list yesterday were the following transa^lons: L. D. Kistler and wife sold to C. K, Thomas 53 acres of the “Jack Wil son place” in Clear Creek ^wnshlp. Consideration $1,500. J. L. Stancil and wife sold to W.'S. Stancil 59 acres In Sharon township. Consideration $3,000 and other valu able consideration. W. B. Hooks and wife sold to C. F. DeArmond, a tract of land containing 39 acres in Providence township. Con sideration $2,355. In city real estate. Miss Nancy K. Brown sold to the Traders Land Com pany a part of a lot on Brevard street. TJie tract transferred was 10 by 50 feet. Consideration $100. C. E. Mason, to J. P. Finger and wife, a lot 35 by 99 feet, situated on the South east side of Rudisill street. The consideration was $1,3UU. \ C, E. Ma«on to Frank Huey, a lot lOi^ by 75 feet, on the southeast side of Rudisill street. Consideration $1,- 600. V tHsinct Conven tion 0/ Masons ^ The district convention—A. P. and A. —will be held in this city Tues day, in the Ma^nic Temple, Pied mont building. A. F. and A. M., translated for the uninitiated means “Ancnent Free and Accepted Maeons.” The prograAi carries this invitation or bidding: “The presence of all members of lodges of Cabarrus and Mecklenburg are desired. Visiting brethren welcome.” PROGRAM Tuesday Afternoon, December 5th.' 2:30 O'clock. Phalanx Lodge No. 31. opened by Knox W. Henry, W .M. 2:45 O’clock Work in Master Masons Degiee. By Selected Degree Team, 5:15 O’clock. Recess and Smoker, , Night ^8:00 O’clock. Lfebor Resumed, Presiding Officer, R. J. Sifford, District Deputy Grand Master. Address of Welcome—Hon. Cliarles A. "Bland. Address by Speakers—To be An nounced, ^ 9:30 O’clock Lodge closes. 10:00 O’clock _ • Dutch Lunch in Banquet Room. Blobbs—“Guzzler has a habit of going around talking undeh his breath/’ Slobbs—“I should think he would have to have a pretty weak voice to do that.” “We shall all be made perfect in heaven,” remarked the good deacon, “Then, I suppose even a one-legged man will get there with both feet,” suggested the backslider. Charlotte Minister . leased With Thies’ Salve. Dear Sir; Just to say that I have used Thies’ Salve tad find it txeellenf for sores Sm’ It IB good Sr som hlfiieS as well as cuts and bruiws. I would not like to be without gooi for boX®' ' “““ “ REV. THOMAS S. CARt'LEDGE, ' j Villa Heights 25 Ceints Ayt DRUQ STORES NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, FResh'd^u^ Corner 4th and Tryon Sts. •Rccsc AlcxstndGr DRUGGISTS Phone 392 or 393 Ourwagon wiU call for a d deliver vour h„ promptly. Opi service is clea n, sanitaVv ^ and satisfattory throughout. TRY IT! SANITARY STEAM LAUNDRY 47t—. PHONES- BUYING CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN AND BOYS Is always a pleasant task at Meljons. Every. ,thing in this great store is for men or boys so you see there is not much chance to go wrong in choosing. Fiom Thanksgiving until Christmas our store will be crowded \%th things any boy or man would appreciate as a gift-hundred^of things you would never think of if you did not see them here, and the range of prices is^l the way from a dime to a hun dred dollars. Buy your gifts for men at a man’s store Early buying insures a happy selection. ED MELLON CO. ^ “You Can Always Get It at Mellon’s” We Can Save Your Teeth Now Why Delay Any Longer? By our improved methods of painless Dentlatry we can make your teeth sound and beautiful without your feeling any pain just as we have done for hundreds of other Charlotte men and women. DR. C. M. BEAM of 310-311 Realty building is associated with the BALTIMORE DENTAL PARLOR (Inc.) and has supervision of ail the work, and the pubiib can b^as- ured of the same high-class, con scientious service that has charac- erized hltw during his eight years’ of active practice at about half his former prices. EXAMINATION FREE Set NEVER SLIP OR DROP Terms, well don’t worry, these arranged to suit.' Everything modem Is wait ing for you. at prices and terms you can afford. Sets of Teeth $5.00 Fillings in Gold, Platinum and Porcelain 50c to $1 up. tXaoid Crowns and Bridge Wori, a tooth ..$3, $4, $5 White Crowns, match tcfth S3 Teeth without plates, per tooth Enamel Fillings $1 to $1.50 Work, guaranteed for 15 years. Lady attendant, Phone 365. Baltimore Dental Parlor INCORI^ORATED Painless Dentistry Best service for least money. , Open Daily 8 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. Sunday 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. References: First National Bank, Our Work and Union National Bank. UNREDEEMED. PLEDGES DIAMONDS W4TCHES JEWELRY AND NOVELTIES SHOT GUNS RIFLES PISTOLS AliMUNATION hardware leather TRUNKv'? musical INSTRUMENTS R. MALEVER & CO. ‘PAWN BROKERS AND JEWELERS 9 E. TRADE ST. IVtkh Rtpdring a SptcioUy CH/iRLOTTE, IVe Guarantee Every Article We Sell R. 0. Moore. W. E- To The. Property Owners of Dilworth We ar^.plettsed to advise that in a short time the Southeastern ^ vrit^rs Asosciatioil will give to all Dilworth, within 500 feet 01 • ^ drants the samo rates in Fire Insurance that applies to Charlotte. That is, it will be classed as first class risks and it m 50 to 100 per cent saving on your insurance. For the best Insur phone Phone No. 307 R. D. MOORE&CO. r. -1 208 Sol 208 South Tryon Wtlrr^ the ‘HL place her ''' on has l>rov( ,1,063 “ J no less than bwerawetnt T taKen possiWy the ifft Kenly. “Sort hrima: ^as more .rs. TheH . James B I>r. 12 'The c. J foi >raied potted P The and th light made a ni hundreds ceremony med acca piscopal ! 5on March” « 3 and du of the 0 IS he play^ Lohengri- —as mos Mr. and Siu ^irls, an McKoy, James ■was cha? meteor wore blossorc the 8" and t1 St. bpV- • leco: k'ith IjiiilaX' LjndleSi ickering Q n I pi lltei' the The he the -formed Epis-'’" [oiinson •\ 1 1 king bi'ior nents ’ this to Oder honor. man. ,'St ’hrone lower 3rown !>Iarion iride " repe !, and range Jtar on J Munds. sntered from lt«r. After the cei tv and tor the home Market lion was Lent, and —^ to the utmost. ^ Mrs. KoJily [lady, and [will he a jKenly, who iKenhr, ex- CoflSt business tne cei invited home ■ , etreet: held. the * h con is -pre a xnaa M At the home Imington a p transpired.^ w] j wedlock Miss hdr. Leslie Eui [mony was atti I Q'umber of frl€ In being tnv1t« jpopuiar young hfendsonnely d I plants and a'u in which the |c«d, was 0sp pleasing mani D. D.. pastor I byterian chur [ e*r Hortense 1 and Dr. Franl banm, was tl guerite Mills ' din^ march, mie bride ^ coat suit of 1 an^ gloves to mony and a refreshing da^ couple, depar toiir in Florid Miss Klein lady of many a favorite in ere Is emploj Line here, an wfll live in th P The home Glasgow on S the scene of ; ooneiderable daughter, Mil plij^ted her Player, of D large party o1 on the event mination of il months, ai both the brid to see. Rev, Baptist churi Ajdaros, of Sholar, May ceived the gv Miss Cannl fling marc] Elizabeth Gu the flower gi Glasgow, the ^re upon a to be used in Glasgow, a honor, and the groom •^as dressed ®uit, and car aide’s rost tb^y took tl They will li' ’'hich place of the 1 fiends will *^ave this _ ''ith pleasai I'J’-e visits t The Nov Cotillion Di’oved to ui Holl6w '^ne music grac Bidgoi Annie cl ^^h Miss present Bridges; b Rounl ^f’-garet S, ” Charlo "“h Miss , witl Hill fight; J. ^.^‘.Qiichael; p c b w. Si Pn ^^ainger; Wood H ru|
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