Flora Record

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FLORA, ILUNOIS. THtJRSDAY. JANUARY 8. 1920
NUMBER 16
SOLDIERS^ RECEPTIOM
And Baaqoet Last Thursday Night At Flora M. B. Chnreh ^
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WAS     DESERTBD     SUCCESS
The third and flnal banquet given by Flora people to retamed service men of the World Wsr, was held in the M. E. chureb basement last Thursday evening and was a deeiHed auccess.
Quite a number of the soldtor boya '       Attended and there waa a good rep- f      resentation of Flora eitisena, bedt ^       on showing tbe young fellows a roy¬ al time.
Tbe mean e^ed by the ladiea of the United Aid was certainly flne and ' tba   todlea  are   deserving  ot   great y.  I praise for the excellent eats and the ^t.    ^.manner of serving. i|- F. H, Simpson preaided aa toast-
I       taaater and did excellently. Hto ae- '        lectiion waa a moet appropriate one, ' as Mr. SImpaon and J. Bowman bave been two et the moat untiring lead- era in war-work drives and In recelv- --^., ^]ag the returning service men. I. , ' 'C   And the musical psri of tbe pro- '''.   . ijBram was "tbere with bella on," for t    /^aitoa Mildred Hemmick certainly to a ',^.  '<^^bom aong leader and the orcheatra J      Ali flne In accompalnments. The sol- 1^ .   ''^ers and civltons caught the spirit
am^ aasisted in the vocal part. > The weloome address by Rev. U.
8. Johnson, paator of the Chrtotlan church, waa a forceful and eloquent ,   ( telk and was roandly appUuded. »     '**^. The   reponae   by   Wm.  Karr,   Jr., '  -    'while  ehort,  was to tbe point  and /.     made a "htt."
Hariand Friend    Ulked    on The ¦<,     , American Legion, and urged all serv-
DBDICATION   A*^  JOHNBONVIUiE
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^ ite men to join, which they ought to
Bertie Scudamore told abont )iIb trip aeroas the Atlantic, and it waa Interesting.    Jn
Other servioe    men irho* 'talked were Silas    Shriner. A. E.    ttooye, Lieut. C. H. McCaan. Ensign Ausby '.Bendy. Todd Snyder.
Talks by civHians: Col. Randolph iSnilth, a mpmber of tbe exemption Imard; Prof. O. O. Lewis. Rev. W. «. Macurdy aad H. F. Pixley. ' W. A. Karr led the honor exercto- ee, with ail sUndtaig with bowed lwds. In memory at tho hereto dead.
KVAPORATtHt PURNKD
ttaaa ot our peepio who had re¬ tired early Sunday night were awak¬ eaed about 11:10 by vigorous and etatjnued blowing ot the fire whis- «es. •     .
' |t waa soon discovered that the WUk evaporator buUdlng, located lP£r the railroad tracka In the north Aaat part of Flora, waa on Are.
The entire building was in flames and nothing could be done to save it. It was burned to the ground and along with It between two and three thousand dollars worth of cooper¬ age stock, belonging to 'J. C. Meyer.
The residence ot T. J. Clark caught from the flames and was badly  damaged.
The origin of the tire la unknown.
The building, we jire informed, was Insured tor $1,000, abont half tta valne and the cooperage atock for.|8,000.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HOLDS ANNUAL MEBTINO
The annnal meeting of tbe Flrat National bank stockholders, was beld In the bank directors room Monday. The old board of dlrectora, compos¬ ed' of M. G. Duriand, Robert Ora¬ ham, C. W. Hopkins, C. B. Hemp- hllll H. F. Pixley, O. J. Price, Dors Rider, J. Msek Tanner and Ran¬ dolph Smtth, were re-electeed by a bnatflnious vote.
The «ewly elected" board met at one^ o'clock and organised by elect- big H. F. Pfxtoy presideat, M. O. Dnrland Ties president, C. E. Hemp¬ hill eashtor and H. C. Mieheto assto- tant cashlei^'
The year's businees showed satis- taetoiy reeults and the bank in a soaad d^d ezeellMit condition.
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Johnsonville |Mtee, Ifo. ttt, I. O.
O.' F. dedicate^ <^eir new hall on the night oi. ifte 6th with the fol¬ lowing  aetlag   ftand   otticers: • W. W. Yeek ot Flora, Lodge No. 161. Grand .||f^t«r.
Grand' M^Mall—L. R. Case, Lodge  No.   g«L,',
Orand WarM^^-rC., E. Toho. Lodge No. 8i«v; '  ' -
Oraad ChMt^tip^. ' S. Ouyerer, Lodge No. MlS^Vc
Oraad Heralid. Ekst—-Wm. H. Watson. Lodge ^0. 86S.   ..
Grand HeralA< West—W. 8. Der- ham. Lodge IM; M3.
Grand Heral<n,'^orth—James Rad- oliir, Lodi^ No^'^^S. I
Grand ItatitfAi Sonth—J. W. Haught, Lodge No. 863.
Cbalrman of building committee, T. H. 'Wbhe.    .
All officers had thetr parta well committed an^^ rendered them very impreaslvely.
The choir tunilshed mualc.
Atter dedication, tbe acting Grand Master made tbe dedicatory address followed by the following Paat Grands: F. L. Medley, C. E. Toho, D. F. Hodges, C. E. Ouyerer, B. F. WInetond, Marion Case and several others, after whieh the services were dectored closed by the Marshal.
The banpnet was then spread and to numerate tbe good eata ptoeed on the ubles would Uke pages.
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INSTALL   NEW  OFPICraiB
StJMNBR'S   TERRIBaiB   TRAGEDY
Last Sunday nighi about 8:20, Herbert A. Piper, his son Shelby snd tbe letter's wlte and nine year ol^ son Raildall. were killed by No. 9T^ a tast west-bound B. ft O. freight at ^he ,Chrtoty avenue croasing in Sumner.      ''
They were returning home from church servteea and <ried to drive Hr. Piper's car across the track a- bead ot t^lie train, but the engine struck the«#iaA wheela and threw the car high (tKO the air. Three were fllled insUntly, but Shelby lived ua¬ tll about 1-0:30 and died at the Ol¬ ney aanltarium, where he had beeiy Uken for an operation.
The fnneral waa held Wedneaday aftemocMi and waa the biggest fua¬ eral ever held in Sumner, people coming trom many miles dtotant.
H. A. Piper was a progressive olt- isen, with'a One oil income, derived from a lease beld jointly with James B. Wharf aad R. F. Power^ of Ol¬ ney. Deceased was a Knight Templar member of the Consistory and R. A. M., Vice president ot the First Na'- tional bank ot'Sumner, president ot the scbool bpard, elder in the Pres- bjrterton church. < He was a booster for the Lawrence eonnty farm bur¬ eau, and tor hard roads, both the Pipers attending the Midland Trail meeing at Olney last Friday.
Sumner will sadly miss H. A. Pi¬
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MEDLEY BOMB MAN
Frank L. Medley ot this city, was at Chicago from Friday until Sunday attending a sUte meeting of the Il¬ linois Lite Insurance Co. Mr. Medley Is district manager ot the Wabash Valley agency and won a hard flght tor the 1980 'presidency ot the "Green Signal Club," his victory over R. S. Baker ot the Dteatur district, being a bard-fought affair, but Frank flnaliy pulled under the wire flrst.
On the second'page ot the Record he has a;B Important, information tor policyholders. Read It.
K. OF K. INSTALLTTION
Qn Tuesday night Flora K. ot P. Ifdge IMUlledthe tollowing otticers: C. C.—Sam Spangler. V. C. Omer Goff. Prelate—P. C. Wolf. M. of W.—Troy Oibaon. M. Of R. A 8.—Wayne Harrto. M. of F.—-F. E. Mack. M. ot E.—John Noblett. M.  A.—S.  W.  HaU. I. O.^—Herman .Newman. O. O.—Alonso West.
The ftrst anmber of the flve of the Lyceum course was the Dr. Stott lec¬ ture at Ubrary hall last FHday alght. The Dr. was a good speidcer, hto poinU being Olastraleid In a humor' ona msnner and at f& eloae he gave seme cenatruetlve ideaa. w*Uh aboal^ bear trait la Flena ta naantty aftaira.   ^
.STANFORD. INFANT DEAD
Mr. aad Mrs. Hugh ftaatorrd of Boyleston, former Clay eoaaty res- idenu, suffered the loas ot a two and a half year old son, Jaa. 4.
A sho t serviee eondaeted by Rev. Maberry was hald at the home, after whteh the fnneral party drove by aato to the Knett cemeUry. east of towa, wh^ the Uttle body wa« told U rest.
On Tuesday evening Radiant Chap ur NO. IDS O. B. S. InsUlled the tollowing officers for the ensuing year:
Worthy Matron—Mrs. Rex. J. Cun ningham.
Worthy Patron—Harton Friend.
Asso. Matron—Mrs. H. M. Cum¬ mtas.
SecreUry—Mm. A. W. IrwUi.
Treasurer—Robert Giaham.
Conductress-T-Mrs.  Fred ^Bennett.
Asso. ' Cond.—Miss Mildred MU¬ ler.
Ptontot—Mtss Mary Bllto.
Marshal—Mrs. W. S. Cooper.
Chaplain—Mrs. J. M. Boylee.
Adah—Mrs. C. S. Cnnningham,
Ruth—Mrs. C. S. Mitchell.
Bsther—Miss Caroljm Dayton.
Hartha—Miaa Ida Blackbum.
ElecU-^HIss Minnie E. Cole.
Warden—Mra. H. C. Micheto. ' Sentinel—Rex Cnnningham. . ^TB. B. D. Yeck acted as insUll- iag ofllcer and Mrs. Caas Weiler as tnsUlling Marshal and Mrs. C. C. Ripley aa inaUlling Chaplain. The Chapter .has s torge membership.
Refresbmenu ot escalloped oyat- ers, sandwiches, pteklea. coffee, ice cream and cake v^re served by the refreshment committee: Mrs. W. N. Hotoday. Mrs. f{. C. Miehels, Mrs. C. S; Cunningham, Mrs. W. S. Coop¬ er, M s. W. A. Karr, Mrs. C. L. Orif- fl'n, Mrs. E. C. Park, Mra. F. H. Pix¬ ley, Col. R. Smtth. ',
A dew pflinp bas been purchase^ and everything poinU to a proapet- ous and pleasant year for 1920.
ENTERTAINED K^RRRY MATROMjS
MIDLAND TRAIL
State  Meftteg at Ohaey  Held  Last Friday Afteraooa
W. F. M. S. MEETS
PRODUCED     FINE     RESULTS
(Intended for last week) Mrs. B. B. Pritchett enterUined tbe Merry Matrons most dellghttul- ly Saturday attemoon, in honor of her sister, Mrs. O. C. Andettton ot Clay City, who was her guest -daring the holidays.
The bOuse was beautifully decb- rated In Christmaa bells and uraaati Delicious retreahttients were aerSrM and pink and white carnations were given as favors.
Mrs. Bd Maxwell of Denver, Col., Mrs. Harrtoon Wyatt of Cambridge, Ohio, Mrs. S. B. Moore ot Loutoville, III., were out of tewa guesU.
THB M<M>EL
"The Steaie for Woaaea" .   Is having) their January Cleanrnp Sale ot the entire atoek of Ladles' Ready-to-Wear. at far below whole¬ sale  prioes.
^t will I>e to yonr advanUge to come and select yonr Winter Coat. Suit or Dress on January Sth.
Come early and g^t your choice. Don't forget the date. Come aad bbtc money.
THE MODEL STORB,
H. Newm»n.
HOLIDAY SOCIAL
Miss Sylvto Riggle entertained a group ot young ladles at a "chile" party during the holidays. A iTieas- ant evening was enjoyed. The event waa in the nature ot a reunion, as gome ot the youngs todies are now liv¬ ing elsewhere.
¦ Those present were: Mrs. Harold Southwiek. St. Louto: Mtss '^Blllte" Friend, Champaign; Htos Katherine DuS, St. Louto; Misses Doris Simp¬ son. Eugenie Southwiek, Delia Olll, Htos Sylria Riggle.
FpRMBB RBSIDENT PASSES
AWAY   IN   CARLYLE
Frtonds ot Mrs. E. E. Sullens were apprised ot her death at ber home, ot pneumonta.
The family resided in and near Flora for aome years. Mr. Sullens being In the employ ot Contractor F. S. Nichoto. Mrs. Sullen grew up la Sailor Springs. She leaves sev¬ eral children.
INTERIOR  VASTLY  IMPROVED
The Flora Vatfamal baak haa un¬ dergone a general overhauling. ^O. L. Bonner lias Just flntohed reflntoh- Ing the wood work and decorating the walto and ceiling witb a flne pa¬ per. Thto to a symlkol that Cashier, C. B. Olgsoa beltoves ia haviiig tbe Flora National haak in tip-top or¬ der.
THE FlUnr SNOW
,t$^ flrst ene^ ofthe winter tell " ""   "sy    algM    aa«    Tharsday sereral faehes covered the
Last Frtday afternoon in tbe conrt bouse at Olney was held a^ meeting of represenUtive men along the MId¬ tond Trail, or old State road, to per¬ fect a aUte organlsatign to boost far apeedy recognition and early work on the.Trail by the state high¬ way authorities.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Fritsehle, of Olney, and Ben 8. Murray ot 01n»y, was elect¬ ed vice president of tbe nilnois sec¬ tion ot the national organisation, ¦ L. M. Wood of Flora, was electelk secretory-treasurer.
. Three commissioners tor IIMnols were elected, as loiiows: C. W. Vur¬ sell ot Satom, A. L. Maxwell of Law¬ rencevlUe and Col. J. Mack Tanner ot Flora.
Attomey Jamea H. Smtth ot Flora, read a petition and memortoi dlreet- ed by Gov. Lowdea aad tbe state highway commission, which was ea- thuatosttcally and unanimously adop¬ ted.
The method ot seeding tbe peti¬ tion was discussed and the sugges¬ tion ot tbe Secretary baeked by. a flery seconding speech by Dan Z. Ver¬ nor ot Olney, that a special train be chartered trom Flora to Spring- field, and that 506 men go to Spring- field and present the document in person, was adopted with enthual- asm. RepresenUtive Vice ot OInety, and SeAator Shaw ot Lawrencevllle, who were present, were appointed X committee to get In touch with the other legislators along the Trail and to arrange tor a date wtth the staU authorities some time the latter part of  Jan|iary.
A letter trom" Dr. Ellmore ot Lex¬ ington, Ky., national president of fhe .Midland Trail, was read by A. L. Max well. Mr. Maxwell snggeated mark- tag tbe Midland Trail during JaO" uary and the suggestion was adopt¬ ed, each delegation pledging to see that it was done in their counties. The ottlclal marking is a strip or orange, a strip- of black and another atrip of orange, to be each six inohes wide, painted on telephone poles.
Mr. Vemor, Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Sasith Aara tbe principei oratora of the meeting, but tiany othera took part in the discussions. Mr. Maxwell boosted for the Townsend national road bill. The Midland Trail to rec¬ ognized by the Illiaoto aUte highway authorities as RouU IS. - There were 12 delegates present trom the counties ot' Marion. Clay and Lawrence,.Clinton and St. Clair not being represented. RIohlaad eounty had a big bunch ot boosters present, led by Olney's mayor and Ben Murray, Road Supervisor E. A. Phillips, Dan Z. Vemor, D. P. Moore, L. D. Yount and others.
The 32 delegates trom ouUlde Ol¬ ney were:
.   Marion County
Chas.   E.   Hull,   Salem.
C. W. Vursell, Salem.
Ernest  Robinson,   luka.   '. Clay Connty
James H. Smith, Flora, "it.,':
H.   F.   Pixley,  Flora.
F.  H. Simpson, Flora.      >', ^;, ,
L.   M.   Wood,  Flora. . '
W. A. Karr, Flora.
Sd  Grinder,  Flora.
N. T. Pierce. Xento.
E. E. Eaaley, J31ay City..
L.  Holman. Clay City.
P. Vtokinlkkl, Ctoy City.
M. Brissenden, Ciay City.
Lawrence Couaty
James M. Oroff,  Bridgeport.
f.  M.  Hupiphrey,  Bridgeport.
C. B. tichmalhausen, Bridgeport.
O. Earl Wood, Bridgeport.
Robert L. Patton, Bridgeport.
W.  B, Gray,. Bridgeport.
A. L. Maxwell, LawrencevUle.
A. J. Faust, Lawreneeville.
R. M. Shaw, Lawrenceviile.
R.  M. Klrkwood,  Lawrenceeville.
H. A. Piper, Sumner.
John Culberton, Sumner. '
R. S. Pipav, Sumner.
J^ W. WesUIi, Sumner.
Mac Peppto, Sumner. CtoreaMot, BicUaad Coaaty
J. W. Coleman.
Otto  Shafer.
Lon Mattoon.
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BASKET BALL FRIDAY NIOHT
Friday nlgbt of thto week tbe Salem basket bali team will ptoy H. 8. T. H. 8. at the high sehool gym. ¦alaia haa a good team aad a great gpnM to eapeeted. Yoo should be ttere aad roet for the Flora teaa.
The loeal Auxiliary'ot the W. F. M. S. held their January meeting in the M. E. church parlor, Tueaday afternoon, Jan. 6. Although a very disagreeable day, twenty-four tod¬ ies were present.
Mrs. Cox led the devotional. The president, Mrs. Cassidy, belag unable to attend. Mrs. J. L. Bradley, very ably presided and conducted the bus¬ iness meeting.
The corresponding secretary re¬ ported twenty-three subscriptions to. tbelr periodicu, "The Missionary Friend."
Hrs. Josie Lee was leader, the top¬ ic, reporU from the "Boston Jubilee Executive" meeting, at which the general society celebrated lU SOth anniversary. It was organised in 1869, with 8 members and now num¬ bers 459,498. Last year the society gave t8,006,t70 and haa over 1,000 miaaloaariea in foreign tonds. '
Onty three women out. of every ten in the Hethodtst church are mem bers of this' society. BfforU are be¬ ing made to reach the other seven and a goal has been set for this year for 1.000,000 members. This means that every Auxiliary must double its membership.
The Flora ladiaa will try to reach tbto goal and Mrs.' McCurdy was ap¬ pelated membership marshal.
Jwd new members were sdde4 at time, Mrs. O. O. Lewto and. Mrs. B. B. Prttchett. i;  /
RAILROAD NOTES
D. L. Booth, general foreman, a  SttSday  vtoltor  in  St.  Louto,
\   MARRIED
Miss Agnes Geneva McCawley, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Thos. A. McCawley of Stantord township, was united in marriage to Edwin D. Pot¬ ter ot Xenia, at Salera, 111., Decem¬ ber 24, by Rev; Hern, pastor of the Methodtot   Eplseopsl  church.
They  lett  tor Champaign, they will make their home.
All join    in wishing the couple a bappy future and a and prosperous New Year.
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young bright
ORCHESTRA ENTERTAINED"
Miss Wanda Johnson enterUin¬ ed the Christian church orchestra at ber. home on Main street at a six o'clock dinner- last Tuesday evening.
The eveaing was spent in rehears¬ ing tor the eoming musie^ n^xt Sun¬ day night.
The tollowing members of the or¬ chestra vere present:
Mtoses EWeline Henry. Leon Lu¬ cas, OUlne Johnson, Pauline John¬ son, Wanda Johnson, Arthur Steely. Hubert James and ,Lawrenee Heyer.
LADIES* AID ELECT
The Baptist Aid met with M^s. Cal Scudamore Wednesday, and gave their report tor the past year, having made 8950.
The tollowing officers were elect¬ ed tor the ensuing year:
President—Mrs. L. B. Keith.
Vice-President—Urs. .Cbas. Pot¬ ter.
Secreteary—Mrs. A., L. Caraey.
Treasurer—Mrs.  O.  L.  Bonner.
EXCHANGE  OF  REAL   ESTATE
Negottotlons have been conclud¬ ed whereby the reat estate tirm ot Ooldsby ft Riggle become- owners ot the B. V, Blalr tarm, lying just be¬ yond the north corporate limits of Flora Mr. Btolr receiving in ex¬ change tarm land In Jackson county, Ark. Mr. Blalr and tamily will lo¬ cate on their holdings ia the near future.
Heary Jobnson returaed Saturtiur night from Carlyle, where he spent a tew days hunting. .-    ¦¦ •    •    •
R. O. Berrtn to otf making ax» ranfemento. to move to Flora aaA mal|a a good old maa now.
• •    • Kra. L, P. Toomba aad chUdnK
returned Saturday from.a tew da^' vtoit at Mill Shoals.
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Vaa C, Reld, our pobutor pasafh- gerbrakbman, is oft duty on aecoaat ot a severe attisek ot tonsilltto.
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an. A. J. Baylor to vislttiMr friends aad reUtivea Ui Loutoville. Ky., ibU week.
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Oeorge Smetoer was aa Olney vtot¬ tor Sunday.
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Run" says since Jan. 1st, the arrival of the new brakeman he can aee sigiwti mueb batUr.
• •    * Mra. F. H. Jennings was a Boater
v|8ft^'a» Samaer.
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Mrs; D. B. Soott and soo Ralph, were week-end vtoltors In 8t. Loatk
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Walter Wllderson, yard engineer of Springfleld, was a Sunday vtoltor In Flora with his famtly at the hotne ot Mrs. Joe Day.
a. B. Shay took hto little sob tv Vineeanei% Tuesday for treatmeat-eC his ears.
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New Year's resolutions by' varioaa railroad men:
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Resolved, tbat Granger to a ttii^ old chew'and I will continue to ti^!, It in 1920.—C. 0. S.    .
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Remlved. that    cigaretUa are   m^' laustaadeaad it to the old Jim pipe tor me during 1920.—K. 8. P.
ReHolved,    that the    situation at Coqe was a nut all ot 1919, but 19t« may be better—J. W, O. «    «    *
Received, that what Shaman saM a|(i|ut war to applicable to a Q. T. Wt. }%b. So it may >, the ea«« \m l»lt. -^.^i
Itesolved, that (^wUl ^become • "fntdtot" ere the eM •» l*M.—tS.
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Refolvad, that coasumptiOB of eepi will be cat down hi 192« if we hkifa to fire with a substitute—C. H. O.
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to report. Four dead is th^ resaR. Laat l^unday evening about 8:20 it tbe,crossing just east of the depot at Sumner,' Herbert Piper, Shelby Piper, wife and aon Master Randolph J Piper, were attempting to cross ahead ot pne of our faat freight trains aad . were Instantly killed. Stop, Look aad Listen, has long been tbe Slogan of tbe B. ft O. to everyone, yet It seeaps auto drivers are heedless and tbto will surely be a warning to all drlr- ers ot cara in thto vtolnlty. The Pl> pers were old resldento of near Siup- ner and surely knew the road aad conditions at Sumner, but to an ua- thoughted moment hurled themsel¬ ves Into the jaws of deatb. i
BASTON-DeDUSK
On Saturday of latt week at tha office of Justice of the Peace W. T. WalUrs, occurred the marrisge of W. H. Baston snd Irene DeBusk, botlf ot Flora, Mr. Walters offtotot- ing. They will make their home at Flora where Mr. Easton is engaged as  a   painter.—Fairitold   Record.
DEMOCRATS TO MEBT
AT SAN  FRANCISCO
At Washington City oa Thursday tbe Democratic aatioaal committee selected San Francisco, Calif., for their natioaai eonvention aad the daU to Monday. Jnae SSth.
WETS AGAIN LOSE
DT SUPRBMK COVBT
A  SMALL  BLAZE
¦   —     , X Ssturday    mbraing  about o'clock  Sre waa dtocovfred in,i home ot Wm. Lindsey. Corner^ and Sixth streeU.
By the prompt action of Kr. t<tad- sey, who fortunately had net left for hto buainess and tban-tA^Aaaaa ot willing neighbors, the fire Was under coatroi before the ftre de¬ partment reached the
MOTOR PARTY V OLD
The Misses WUmAi |rwln, slMompanletf ward Dillman and tored to BIcknell, Ini were mpnibers ot a tbe hoU4ays at tke h< Mta.    St. Johna.    retotl ]ronng ladlee.
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WBB IN FUMUDA
lir. 4Miur 1., Somer aad Mtoe
Mtoasf. Florida.
The V. S. Supreme Court has de¬ cided that S.78 per vAA lN« J» in¬ toxicating, thus upholdhtg coagress la theto sUtutee.
fM« nnUeed I* marriage ,:8attt|«!Nr> Oec. tt, ti. Mahnl. <^
Ifr, SMiar ^aa maay friea* Ih 4W* Aikf^mmmi. oeagratalatleM
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