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VOL. XXI NO. 10 DES MOINES IOWA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1914. Price Five Cents.

EDITOR'S OBSERVATION. Thirty-Second Annual Session District A NEW SPORT CHEATED. best opportunity fowa people have yet social on the lawn at the home of Mrs. Cooper a few days ago. This i» Once again I reluctantly enter into Automobile riding Is la Itself ex­ had of becoming acquainted with the an NEWS the field of editor's observations for canal. The scenic setting la over 400 the second of these enjoyable affairs GRAND LODGE No. 50 G. U. O.of 0. F. hilarating and enjoyable, but when It given this season by the society. 1914, feeling that heretofore I nave come* to creating a game In ^hlch the feet In length and shows a portion of eld Panama City, Llmon bay, the Henry Robinson of Sioux City, a become a bore with these observa­ automobile Is used the most exciting former Clintonite, is in the city, the There were quite a few o\it of town tions, as it is the territory that I WILL BE HELD mountains In the distance, the Gatun and novel sport of the present age Is locks and the Atlantic shown in the guest of relatives and friends. Hi» visitors in the-citjr Wednesday attend­ travel over and necessarily observe possible. Auto polo Is the one game wife was also a visitor here a short the same people, but so many people perspective. The opening of the canal ing the two circuses. that has been developed through the takes place with offlcera of this coun­ time ago. They both bear the mark have told me that they enjoy my ob­ use of the automobile. Only one man. try and foreign governments present of prosperity. Mrs. Geo Laws of Hannibal, Mo., is servations so much that I am con­ t Des however, has been successful In pro­ and patriotic exercises are held. Upon M. O. Culberson was taken with an the guest of her daughter, Mrs. H strained to take my pen in one hand moting auto polo, and he Is the signal from Colonel Goethals, the great attack of illness Monday, and is tak­ Murray, 1827 School street. and bicycle in the other hand and 25(1], originator of the game, Mr. It. A. Engineer who constructed tho canal, ing an enforced vacation this week. make another round, hoping that, Hanklnson of Kansas City, Mo. For there Is a flash end a terrific deton* Mrs. Jas. Moore, who has been> something may be said or some nug­ Moines, the past two seasons Mr. Hanklnson tion. This represents the dynamiting quite ill for some weeks, is able to Miss Adah Hyde left Friday morn­ gets of gold be found and published has been putting on games of auto of the last obatacle between the two ing for Marble Rock, Iowa, where she 26th, be out again. that will inspire those who may polo for the amusement of the big great oceans. Master Claude Heron had the mis­ will visit at the Bailey home. chance to read these observations and crowds, and he Is coming to the Iowa fortune to run a nail in his foot a few Iova State Fair this year, which is held at that they may become inspired to 27 th DAVENPORT NOTES. days ago. but we are glad to know Mrs. Harry Allen of 1212 Crocker nobler deeds and higher aspirations, Des Moines Aug. 20 to Sept. 4. There that no bad results essued. street, who has been quite ill for the will be auto polo games every after Mrs. S. V. Bean arrived home from for by the acts and examples of oth­ With Des Hoines Silver Leaf Lodge No. 9075* Kansas City, Mo., having attended The Tenth avenue house presided past three weeks, is a great deal bet-^ ers we are directed along the pathway noon and evening In front of the am­ phitheater. The games are short and the District Grand Household, No. 15, over by F. F. Jackson and wife is ter. of human life, for I really do think RECEPTION Tuesday evening, August 25 United States; Hon. Bradshaw, G. F. Wagner and I. Pat- Geo. H .Woodson, who began his suc­ Tabernacle Baptist church August 21. building Is to be given over to an art and Harriet Chambers and her many evening. A large crowd, both white Josie Roberts entertained a number ton are the new Bystander recruits to Subject, "Progress of a Peculiar Peo, exhibit Professor Charles A. Cum- cessful career in Oskaloosa. Dr. E. help build up this great race journal other friends. — and black were present from Hock­ of their friends Wednesday evening pie." tnings of Des Moines, who has guiued Mr. Morton Mosby of Kansas City ing, Buxton, Hiteman and Chariton. ' at the home of Mrs. Jim Smith in A. Carter began in Mahanska county for 1914. nn enviable reputation as an Iowa and is now the head physiciian of the Those who went on the hayrack x is in the city a few days visiting his Sunday was quarterly meeting at honor of Mr. Clyde Glass. The even­ ride report a fine trip. artist and as a conductor of art schools. mother,M rs. Nancy Mosby. the A. M. E. church. Presiding Elder ing was spent in dancing and games, Consolidated Coal Co. o* Monroe MOBERLY, MO. Is in cbnrgo of tlie exhibit There county. Rev. Barnett and Rev. T. Rev. J. H. Ferribee. with a large The musical program to be ren- S. B. Moore was present and assisted after which refreshments were served. number of his Congregation, attended will also be competitive exhibits Ui M. E. church Mon- Rev. R. B. Manly officate. As usual Griffith pastored their first church Mrs. Annie Harris of Colfax, IoSva, which Iowa artists will participate. dered at Bethel A. , is visiting her brother, Mr. Douglas quarterly meeting at South Omaha day night, August 24th, promises to a number of members and friends Mrs. Mamie Finley of Indianapolis, here. But today there remains but few in Mahaska county to tell the Braxton, in Macon also her brother, on Sunday at Rev. Shepard's church. be of much interest. i from Hiteman and Hocking, it being Ind., is visiting Mrs. Mary Bennett N. G. Braxton, in Kirksville, after The members of Tabernacle Bap­ FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEAS­ Mr. Marshall Howell is not feeling Rev r. B. Manly's last quarterly ser- and daughter at 754 West Eleventh old story of eaily life in Iowa. Mr. Alex G. Clark, a tonsorial artist, lives which she returned home. tist church are very busy making URES TO BE SHOWN UP. so well these days. | vices for this conference year. They strSet. She will return for a tour of here. He is the only son of the Hon. The trolley ride which was given, preparations for building. Cheating in weights Is something the Mrs. Mattye Ltflye returned home had their annual basket dinner on the east, accompanied by Mrs. Ben­ Mrs. Chas. Hopkins is suffering Alexander Clark of Muscatine. Mr. by Mrs. Myrtle Smith was enjoyed weight and measure department of the Friday morning from Milwaukee, parsonage lawn. Each member nett's daughter, Mrs. M»ry Hill. with hay fever. Iowa Food and Dairy Commission la (Wis.?, and Chicago and Peoria, 111. and friend took a basket. They had Clark is a graduateo of the Iowa State by all. The band played ahe latest ¥Hj university Taw department and is the hits of the season, "Take Me Back Mrs. R. Cullpepper, after a few watching very closely these daya. both dinner and supper. days' illness, is able to be out again. The Mary Church Terrell club met grand custodian of the Iowa Masonic Home." During the past several months the CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. Mrs. Caloway and daughter, MiBS with Mrs. H. R. Graves Monday even­ lodge. John Hardy is one of the Miss Lupilft Harris and Master fta** . Mrs. T." Reese is piously ill at this derwrtn»eut.l»a1» nonflscated scales *ud Mr, Charley Brown is expecting his, CalpWel, of Chicago, are visiting at ing. After the usual study of the substantial and respected citizens. He ris X. Crewes are visiting their aunt writing. short weight measures in many part* wife home. She is visiting her broth­ the home of Mrs. Chas. Washington. Mrs. R. Richardson has returned of the state. An exhibit is to be made lesson, refreshments were served by has finally taken to himself a wife, and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hos- er, Mr. Harry Martin, "n Red Oak^ Mrs. Calowel is a sister of Mrs. home, after a very pleasant visit of these at the Iowa State Fair at Des Mr. J. W, Warren and son Eugene, the hostess. Club adjourned to meet after remaining a widower for many kins, in Rock Island, Washington. I Mr. Jim Hoskins of Rock Island, with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of An­ Moires Aug. 20 to Sept. 4, with a man and daughter, Mrs. Lelia Price, re­ ! Mr. Walls of Moulton wss an over with Miss Adah Hyde. Lesson, John years. He runs an express wagon. in charge who will point out just how 111., formerly of Macon, after a few thony, Iowa. turned from Chicago last w-ek, after Sunday visitor in Albia. Drummond, led by Mrs. Hannah Por­ Robt. Johnson is still driving an oil the dishonest buyer very often cheats years' absence, returned to see his Mrs .Thomas, sister of Mrs. R. V. a delightful visit with relatives. ter. wagon for the Standard Oil Co., a re­ those of whom he Is buying. This ex­ Mrs. J. W. Phillips of Champagne, sponsible job. Mr. Lloyd is still old pals and friends once more. The Robinson, is here from Seattle, Wash hibit Will be valuable and instructive. Des Moines, Aug. 15, 1914. , old boys assured Jim a good time al­ for a visit indefinitely. 111., is in the city visiting her daugh­ Mr) R. N. Hyde leaves Thursday foreman in the Jones barber shop. Mr. The dairy department will olso put on A. J. Booker, M. D., City: ways in Macon. Mr. Richmond of Lincoln, Neb., is ter, Mrs. Clarence Maple. Dear Doctor Booker: No one can evening for Norfolk, Va., where he is Robert Franklin still lives here. Mr". a most excellent dairy exhibit, show­ We don't think there are very good Miss Bessie Young of St. Louis is visiting his cousin, Miss M. Richmond, ing what Is being done nnd what Is read your weekly articles, entitled a delegate from Hawkeye lodge of E. E. Jones is working at the bank. gue&sers in C. R., > and Mr. A. and Mr. Frank Allen is a contractor and the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. Mc- of this city. possible in the lowa dairy industry. "Health Hints," without becoming a this city to the national conclave of Mrs. B. got tired waiting, so ^1^^ . These owns a beautiful home. He is a hus- Nutt. A few ladies of Bettiel A. M. h. man in every way Elks, which convenes August 24. He owns a ueau - . Fannie Harris underwent an Thursday evesmg they quietly called i lendid productions will not only re- tier and employs a number of men. Mrs church met at the home of Mrs. M. will also visit his old home in Alex­ STEEPLECHASE COURSE in Rev. and Mrs. 11Ford and Mrs. May operation on Saturday of last week Herndon to tack comforts The even­ ' " Sult in healthier bodies, but what is andria, Va., and New York City, At­ He is doing much to solve the so- A course for steeplechase racing has field, another bride, and quietly had called race problem in Iowa. His and is doing nicely at present. ing was well spent. After a dainty more important, a healthier mental, lantic City, N. J.f Boston, Mass., and Miss Virginia Ancell entertained repast the ladies departed to their been laid out^jnslde of the regulnr race , the ceremony performed. Even the moral and social condition in the daughter is Miss Lettie Carey of our course at the Iowa State Knir grounds. ] j, ] ht denoted a faint emission of Washington, D. C. the Art club last Wednesday. Mrs. several homes. as ig community. I read these articles as city, a teacher in Bishop college, Some very exciting steeplechase racing ht Texas. Mr. E. E.xa. Jones iand Mr. S.- AC. Crewes was a guest of the club. they appear each week in The By­ Mr. Clyde Leroy Glass left Thurs­ BUXTON REVIEW.' nnd hurdling by hunters and jumpers ' Geo Hingle of Marion visited stander, with interest and profit, and are woriring at the same Light refreshments were served. will take place at this year's Fair, to | ' Rapdis. day evening for Boston, Mass., where Mitchell They own nice Mrs. Geo. Watkms of Coshocton, Sunday in the X thank you for your contribution to­ places, doing well. We are sorry that the Buxton news bo held Aug. 2G to Sept. 4. A number I ^jra_ jjeien McAlister from Cleve- he intends! to further his musical abil­ h/vmoe pollen Weeks, a former Des O., and sister, Mrs. Stella Allen, of ward twentieth century betterment. ities. He will make several stops on was late last week. of the harness and show horte events j , ' 'ohi jaughter of ex-Council- Snes bof ?s " the gar- Chic*., III. retard to their re- will be judged opposite the ainphitho- ! Jand> Sincerely yours his way. Mr. Glass is a deserving We haven't had any ram as yet. it man Johnt L. Waller, and niece of Mrs. a visit with ater and Inside of the race course Frank S. Shankland. young man and we wish for him suc­ aBe. Mr. Crumps •«- ^£2, is very hot and dry here. Our gar­ James Akins, is expected in the city :®I' h]' t out of the city limits. their father and friends. dens are drying up. (his season. There has also been cess. age just out oi uie j ^ Mrg A]ke H Crewes gave a lawn a track provided for their contests. All soon. , CLARINDA, IOWA. At Ottumwa we found the people The mines are working every day Mrs. Margrette Selman left Wed­ About twenty were present, of these can be seen from the amphi­ Misses Pearl and Alice Johnson of The Wednesday Night Bridge club P,„ddi» .l»n^,ual. K;,»r ot Mm. Waft™ and Mr,. nesday for he rhome in Chicago. e n°Mrs. Seller., dropped dead last theater during the progress of the Sioux City, Iowa, are visiting their met Thursday evening with Miss Flor­ ful Few," a Alleh. Light refreshments were raoes aud will contribute toward an Mrs. A. M. Boyd has moved to 6*2 the ladies, gave their annual moon­ Sunday. She was the mother-in-law Seventeenth avenue. sister, Miss Winnie Johnson. ence Russ at the home of Mrs.J. E. served, after which they all went to unusually varied and interesting pre- Mrs. Brown of Blanchard is visit­ Stone The regular game of bridge light picnic at the home of Mrs. of Mr. West Garnett. Mrs. Greshan celebrated her birth­ the train with the guest, and all re­ gram. ing Mrs. Ej B. Cooke. was played, after which refreshments Horn, one of the pioneer citizens here. Mrs. John Graves lost two more day Friday by entertaining the bride Ye editor was invited. It was a de­ ported a jolly good time. ^ _ Mrs. Ella Black returned from Cen- were served. Meet next week wit Mr. Raymond Houston is visiting children last week. and groom and Mr. and Mrs. Flowers lightful affair. About forty were Quite a few people are moving out WORLD'S BEST LIVE STOCK AT and their foster daughter at supper. terville and reports a pleasant trip.-. Miss Stone. present. Croquet, music and conver­ friends in Rock Island, HI. to No. 18 mine. FAIR. In the meantime Mr. and Mrs. Gresh­ The D. of T. gave their annual elec­ Mr. Tobe Harris was the guest of ; In various parts of the world there tion of officers. The following were Mrs. Elizabeth Waldon, Mrs. Viella sation was the amusement. This club Mr. Charles Ross is putting up a an invited their friends in, about Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harris in Quincy, ___ ommunities which have gained " ' - number, which was a great elected: Mrs. G. Cason, H. P.; Miss. Mays and family of Newton were in is one ,of the strongest clubs in Iowa new building out at No. 18 mine. are financially. While their membership 111. , Mr. R. G. Potter accompanied some jfanie as the producers of the most per-, > . ially t() the bride. The A. Baker, V. P.; Otto Baker, C. R.; the city over Sunday at the home of Mr. Charlie Johnson, our respect- S youngyo„„s ladies over to Hamilton , one 'feet pure bred live stock. If Iowa ^"^ yKeLelves until a late Lottie Williams, V. R.; Mrs. Arnett, Mr and Mrs. Clarence Miller, 403 night last week to the old folks re- farmers^had^tb^opportunity^ t^^- ^ f the party ac- C. T.; Mrs. L. Nash, C. P. . School street. A family picnic was thJJd^Xa** ttofrwrkand'are About eight 0 working in union. They have over We hope to hear of him being able to Ing to far distant Mr. Beard has a sister from Chi­ arranged to be held at Union park union. . famous districts, companiedt he bride and groom home $100 in their treasury. Zack Taylor be out soon. . , Mrs. B. F. Cooper was a caller ac cago visiting here. _ ' in honor of Mrs. Waldon s birthday. Dr. J. ,E Smith and Mrs Susie Trice Mr. Carl Looney is enjoying a visit He is the residence of Mrs. R. H. Stewart ' of th™ famon. breeds of live berland, sinrfnK as a lullaby Oh You Those present were Mr. and Mrs. some — _ - from his sister, who he has not seen one day last week. Beautiful Doll.' John Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mil­ the wealthiest c Jamcs Keokuk, Iowa, as representatives of Mrs. J. H. McGrew has been on the stock are so highly developed. There for years. ' , . ler, Mrs. Viella Mays and family, Mr. tumwa, so the people say. li the famous district of La I'erche, in ^ The Culture club met at Mrs. Jack- who Macon, Mo. .... + sick list this week. Mr. W. W. Rice has been visiting Marion R. Mays and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, a well to do citizen, Quite a bunch of Macon knights at. France, from whence the massive, son's on Monday evening was so sick last year, is much im­ Mrs. John Morris has moved to No. Y were entertained by his wife here Mrs. Florence (Howe) Clarence Miller. The baskets were tended the Feast in the Wilderness. powerful,_ Intelligent Percheron horses The J. S. proved and able to go out. TJ>ey &re 20 East First street. She is the come. There Is. that district in Belgium Mrs. La veil. Rice. well filled and all enjoyed a good All reported a fine time. Mr. and Mis. Allen Jones have, just completing a very beautiful 8- mother of Mrs. John Wright. where the Belgian draft horse, so ideal . Mrs creene of Kansas City is vis- Mrs. Josie Bates of Des Moines is moved to Omaha, where Mr. Jones time. room house on one of his lots iri Mrs. Nannie , Carter of Chicago, In conformation, has been developed. iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. visiting friends in Macon. Koes in the undertaking business. South Ottumwa, where his home had formerly of Buxton, is in our city There are districts in England where charles Brown. Mrs. Cora Harris gave a 6 o clock Mr. Virgil Lewis returned to Mon­ Mrs. S. Joe Brown returned last Fri- — It was visiting friends__ . . . climate and soil and years of intelll- , Mrg and daughter, Miss U . day from Wilberfocce, tOhio, where 5 Tlfand the new hTse ^u'be dinner in honor of Mr. James Hoskins Mr. Clyde Glass of Des Moines was , breedlng have brought forth spe- ! . r are reported on the sick list, mouth, 111., after visiting his family s ^ . . It is completely modem of Rock Island 111. in our city last week and put on a clal breeds of Uve stock which proTe she had been attending the 9th annual home s C P htfre. their ;./;j ,. ° race Henry Mr. Captain Austin is on the sick musical recital. You that didn't hear „ ble&slng to mankind. On the Mr. Seth Bowlen of Deauwood, b. session of the National Association of and a credit to the ra . laughing heartily and real CLINTON; IOWA. Colored Women. She reports a sp^n- Island of Guernsey a breed of dairy Mr S. C. Smith of Waterloo, who D., is visiting friends here. M Mrs. W. M. Mitchell, Jr., has been didsession and says all honor to i- 2ST ££*£££ « *; £ *• - has beeni 11 for some time at the _t„ Welle; Fowler is one of Omaha, Neb. home of his sister, Mrs. W. A. Rich- on the sick list. _ ' berforce. Enroute home, Mrs. Brown property. Wells Fowler The Sewing Circle met at the resi­ a bunch ef y»t„ people were whleh .aim... . Indeedno™ » - »»-'•»£ ,' Mrs. Anna Thompson is visiting in the substantia' and influential citizens S ( m d s " who is the Grand Lecturer for Iowa dence of Mrs. Geo. Brown. here He is still at the Wapello club. out...x last SundayCtmriav evesing.AVPRinc. Piano solo in their p Jersey ,Ble health, much to the gratification of our city. ... ' • : O. E. S., stopped over in Chicago and Mr. Virgil Minor and Myrtle Smith The same la true v . _ . . , tti_ i\amo-hrpr. Mrs. L. W. Willams is visiting in 1 He has remodeled his home. having Miss Lucas; piano solo, Miss Martha his friends. His wife and daughter, s attended the Silver Jubilee of Eureka were quietly married last week. adjoining It, and a traveler could wan­ Peoria, Milwaukee and Chicago this now a nice nine-room home at 909 Lucas; solo by Miss Minta Johnson. der over the globe and find numerous Miss Vivian, were here a few weeks I ft Grand Chapter, O. E. S.of Illinois and Miss Ida Jones is the house guest The program was lead by Mrs James week. Plum street. The lattei',four.arfJ£! ; 'such districts. All of these, however, ago and spent an enjoyable visit with Jurisdiction. Among other guests of Mrs. Joe Ancell, . F. Guy. Topic lead by the president, leading men in the Masonic lodge Mr. Preston Wright is able to be are brought to the very door of the him. ' . . - who were given seats of honor in that R. H. Stewart. Remarks by J. L. Iowa farmer by the Iowa State Fair. Quarterly meeting, the 4th and last REMOVAL-J. Alvin Jefferson, M. here Mr. John Rose owns a beauti- out again and Pres. says he feels like . grand body were Mrs. L. R. Palmer- ful home and is one of the rising Wharton, pastor. Topic, "Social Life This year's Fair, to be held Aug. 26 of the conference year, was held OIK D., announces the removal of his office a blue bird in early spring. Berry of Jersey City. Grand Matron of young men. Mrs. Gilbert is still run­ For Christ." to Sept 4, will again be the mecca for Sunday. Rev. I. N. Daniels, P. E., from 764 9th street across to the new i -V:! Mr. Don Cranshaw returned to his I New Jersey; Mrs. Florence Ducket, of ning her restaurant, fully fifteen Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stewart gave a all the greatest live stock exhibitors. was present, preaching morning and Thompson hotel, over the Model Drug St. Paul, Minn., Past Grand Matron of home in Galatin, Mo. very pleasant surprise for Presiding evening. Monday night an enjoyable Co. Telephone Walnut 1145. years here. Wm. Baily s cook at the Mr. Silvia Marshall and L. Rich- Missouri; Mrs. Victoria Clay-Haley of en Elder S. B. Moore at their home at OPENING OF PANAMA CANAL session of the quarterly conference depot- He is a fine ci ^ 0®umwa fion of Moberly . assed .through Ma- St Louis, Grand Matron of Missouri; 19 East First street last Tuesday The opening of the Panama canal i was held< He left Tuesday morning active wife adds much oce3Sfui con en route to Des Moines. Mr. John Wright of Buxton spent e f o r evening. Music by Seevers Mandolin will be portrayed at the Iowa State i ^or Dubuque to resume his work in Mrs. Ida Palmer-Burris of Chicago, C- 1". Gooch °n « £ - ve. The funeral of the late Rev. Dan- Thursday ard Friday in the city on If club, duet by Mr. and Mrs. James F. Fair this fall, Aug. 20 to Sept.4, at the district. Past Grand Matron of Iowa; Mrs. S. men here. He is maKing h grown of Maryville was held at the business. Guy, solo by Mrs. Alberta Lee, duet the big night show as put on by the gome of our people attended the Mil E Cooper of Chicago, Most Ancient ments on his property. « • Aam®!, M. E. churlhphurlh SundaySunday afternoon at by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stewart, re­ Pain Fireworks company. Marvelous celebratjon at Rock Island on August «ho: Miss J. L. Cox, District of Co Masonic lodge. Deceased departed production. The opening of the canal A sprain may be cured in about home at 553 Elma street. He has Moore, and Rev. F. B. Woodard, Rev. M. O. Culberson attended a Masonic lvlmbia, Inter-State Grand Royal As­ this life in Maryville on August lZtn J B. Lusas, Rev. J. L. Wharton and is aq event of tremendous importance lodge session in Davenport last week. one-third the time required by the sii sociate Matron and Mrs. Suez T. Alston ^r»8e ofj2 ,e.r, He was a others, after which they were served to this country, and therefore any op­ Wm Allen, Jr., is making a success usual treatment by applying Cham •of Tampa, Flordia, Inter-State Grand A„ i;-d" is a good citi- brother of Joe Brown, and a very with ice cream and cake, and after portunity to learn of the canal is seiz­ with his home laundry and cleaning berlain's Liniment and observing the u es a IS Matron. While in Chicago Mrs. Brown ing a £'y « who owns a small prominent Mason. which, at high 12, they all went home ed with engernsss by the American emporium. ' directions with each bothe. For sale • TK't in Moberly together with-Mrs. Mattie Wade-Hicks ren. H. T EJitt w Kilie Donley visited declaring , that Hiey had been highly people. This production «t the big The deaconcsses gave an enjoyable by all dealers. night show nt the l''»ir will afford the :»f St. r»»l. Minn., were the guest, of s„tetnatial race over Sunday." # P , lias Mrs. Ella Maupin visited Keokuk entertained. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Van Camp and Dr. is He s-is ^makingnlfintr money.moi>ey. S. A and Mrs. Jno. W. Lewis of that city. | mul. . • \ ...

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