Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 1

Thirty-Sixth Yesr. No. 201. i- M- i X. maiiwwwi illibui ivwwi nsmnu, i i sv I ftlP BUTH TO AtHILU 1 CENTRAL BRAKEMAN THREE STORY FALLj MS- FRANK Of, LOWDEll AUD CHILDREN, TWO OF tioiniiffifsi: Nfll'J RPflJIY JWHOlfARE SUFFf RIHJi FROM INFANTILE1 PARALYSIS WHOkWASSHO.T, IS DEAD to.

Journsl-Gssstt. 111., Pink-ley tbe Iljlnoi Central brakemsiLwho was, shot by tramps several, days so, died Monday morning In tjie hospital In, this city, Whew, had tee tak en following the crime. -Plnkley, whoae horn was ln yfatsou, near-this city. iu one of tbe smallest brakemen on th division and vat popular with bis feltowi. i Effort have1 teen wad', to apprehend the wpetrsitora, of the jcrime, but tbu far no arrest have been made.

fl 4 1 Y-C A LC A HAN. Special to Jeurfisl-6sxette, III. IS. Harrr Mc- kKlnley, a and Miss. Asnos Cal lahan were married at ciock on Sunday evening Uy -Juatloe of Peace The bride Is niece of Uat- i in-.

WATER CASE GOMES UP Ifl' DECEMBER Injunction Preeeedlnos Aro Continued By 'Agreemen Come Up at 1 The Injunction proceedings of Fer-nald 4k Co. against the Wt90H Water works and Boeervplr -wmuany, set for Noembr judge Wright in the- federal opur at East Louis, wer; continued agree-ment until -the' fliut week -In Pecem- ber the ntact date not baring been derided upon, Judge Wright was busy In East, St Louis with othef matters, and he ask ed that the continuance be apreed on so that he could -sit in the Mattoon case In th court at Danville oarly In The? temnorarr restrain lrla'erdor; pmlntia.procra- 4 agslnet keMttoon company, will 'tw in "full force and aft eat, and no work will be begunto lay th Broad tVETZELSARE RETIRING PASTOR AMD' HIS FAM-. GUESTS OF.H0NOR AT RE CEPTION. MANY- PBEJTY: GIFTS targe 'Gathering: Present. to Sax Fare-4 well and Godspeed, and General.

Good Time we ft 'T It i 'iT Ait unusually enjoyable affair 'was the -reception. glvmoO' 4ny at the' Christian church 'parlors 'to Rot. Dj NWetieL the 'retiring pastor, and to the members of his family. The attendance filled the parlors, and those present not only Included a large portion of the membershp of tfle Chrstian church, hut' many from other, churches Jn the city came, to say 'wc-rfl to tke pastor, and his we and children' and to wish them God- e-peod on theli journey and happiness la their new home. ii -Tii maator of ceremonies wae.Dr.

Albert (Summers. In a short talk J. chairman of th effllcal board, referred feelingly to the near de- yartire of the Wetzels. He said that ne earner nimseii nwm iwuww iwbere he spent much, of hla he fell certain thst Rev. and Map.

WeUel would find rm place In the "heartii of the pecple of (Jovlttgton and 09t thlr reeeptlon In that city would te. all tha't "could e'dslred. Closing he, said the, "relations between IMtor Wetsel and tthelneniejers of th ieen of th et, with searoeiy ever ripple to mar the serenity of ineir actions. I 1 Resolutions Adopted A. Ke'so.

pswtorvor wej Broadway Trestoytertsn- church, being the oldsBt minister point of years' eeTvlce, now la ttte city since the ignation Mr. WW. maae an sat dreiron Dehalf of, the Mattoon Ministerial association, and 'at the close of-bJ remarks, he read.tKe following Ji4j resolutions, which bed unanimously adopted by the association at recto tCWe. thomlnlnters of Mattoon. members 6ft the nt'tefla! aesoc! lion, esteem It sreat pleasure to press out appreciation of ft Wrtmi 'ma a ohrtatlsn reetfoman, i an treeable co-laborer and a aafe ooun- teller, ready to Join In any nndertak-lngfortbe adran dement- of pnbllo moral -interest his work: with his eongregaitlon we! resard as strong 'preacher, -and devoted pas-' (However, muflh wer regret his sjrolnjt from 5)S, we'must heartily com-inend htm, to the confidence and fellowship dur ministerial brethren of Orlpgton, Ky.

We wis hta and le good wife, "and dear children, a happy nd eufrtssfpl l'fe. and the fullness of the Joy of he 1lfe: beyond." -''tl Preseoted, With fit" Albert Bummers to present to WetseL on be half of lhe membemhlp of the church, beautiful gold -watch, which waa bought wlth money taken as a free will offering during' the services at the church Sunday, Mr. Wotsel being unaware of this proceeding as ha was not present when offering was taken. Thi Ifeiponse of Wetsel waa toucyng, and so overcome was he that for short time it wtn difficult for h'm fully'' to express lmself of the Mlndl feeUrjg-ho i elt toward the mem-: berrhfp of his church end of the warm place it la is heart thrpughout his Ufa. I J'Glft to Mrs.

Wetzel. 5 nTe gift to Wetsel was a gold handled umbrella, presented to IfH heri chnrclv, rlens hrough iiliraU'X'ft abSvdp kddreus was mains until the matters at Issue in tal In search of a posKlv'uretfr National Tiiegrapn Servle. New TBrk. Nov. minuies after Aib had fallen three stories to toe "pavement.

In effort to escape fir which was conauming her nome, Mrs. Ray Schustermann gar birth to OOy DDJ lu DU ta, Brooklyn. The child aliv and In good health, apparently unharm ed, but It Is thought that tne mower will die. SUIT IS DROPPED, the suit brought by Deputy Gam Warden Woods airalnst Fred Arnv stronj chatting blm iwitb hunting without -a license, wss dismissed by th prosecution becanse of a lack of evidence to bring about, conviction. Armstrong claimed that he merely waa carrying th gun at the time to tak It somewhere to sell it and that at the time of bis arrest he bad no am munition on hla person.

There wa no evidenc to the contrary. HEYTON MAN OBSERVES HIS 80TH ANNIVERSARY Captain Jess R. Johnson Entertain Friend Sunday Horn of Son Other Newton Not. Newton, Nov. 15.

Captain Jesse R. Johnson, an old and well respected resident, of this city, was 80 years age end the event was very properly celebrated at the home of his bon, jrihn M. Johnson. A splendid din ner was served ito alt those in attend nee, consisting of members of the family and several friends. Mr.

John son is a veteran of th civil war, and at one Um served a postmaster at this place. Th special ervicesHat Grace Weta odlst Episcopal church ere betnc, con tinued this week wlh Increaaing. in tereet. 'The meetings which were heM in the league room the first two1 week have been transferred to the auditor ium, and sermon? are being preached aoh evening by tb pastor. Her.

Per ter The Sunday morning service wa in to nature of a tempertnf meeting, the. trt-ogfambWtwr in" charge ot the Sunday schooL The clurcn was appropriately decorated by the mem bers of th W. C. T. Miss Lena Boos, an maiden wo man of this city, died at the family home Saturday Fnawal services were held at St Thomas, C'a't-ollc nurch at 10 olock this morning snd interment waa made In the parish, cemetery.

Dr. H. O. Browning came Sunday from Chicago to pend a few days with relatives la the city and county snd to bag a few quail during the open season. 1 State' Attorney C.

D. Fiihlan an FItnlan returned 'Monday from IlUopoll. where they had been visiting for a few days with Fitb-ton's parents, Rev. and Mrs. D.

Shouse. i 1 Mr. and Mr. N. C.

Matheny Saturday to Decatur to aend a eok with friends sn4 ROBIN COOPER FREED BY ORDER OF COURT Afatienal Tslsgraph Service. Nashville, Nov. 15. Robin Cos per was acquitted shin morning; by order of the count for th murder of former Senator Carmack, whs was hot and killed la this city two years ago by Captain Duncan Brawn Cooper and hi son Robin, th young man just acquitted. Captain Cooperr who toethr with hi ton had been convicted of th crime and sentenced to twenty years soht bi the penttentls.ryt.

ltr pardlafed. bj pof arnoij PattorsaBK when th supreme court of to tt handed down a decision, affirming the sen itence of the lower court in relation to the father and granting a new trial to the son. The killing of Senator Carmack. and th later trials of the Coopers caused on ef she KTeatest sensations of the eatlrd couth. OFF FOR OKLAHOMA.

Squire and Mrs. John Wilson i ot Cooks; Mills, Mrs. Dan Koessler and children. Violet and John Edward of thl city, and Mrs. Princef Toledo left this afternoon for Oklahoma City, Okv for a Several week visit with relative and friends.

I AGAINST FORCUM. 8seclsl to Journal-Gazett. Charleston, 111.. Nov. 15.

A. T. Fnr-cum received word that tb decision of th Hamilton county circuit court, tn the land suit he 'brought against on Robinson, was In favor of Koblnon. Pnmnm anmil. Vj NOTICll TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Weffncsday, November lj the last day to- save the discount on your Oc-teKr ga Pay "your btlls on that 4te and save yow discount Of-Jbfe open-iinlll oi.lt p. m. on No- in COOKS MILLS VldNITY Tir. 6Y ARREST OF PETER 8HE.L ROMANO NICHOLAS CA3TCJ- 4 i STORY OF AFFHIITIE? SheRoK Claim Easte Has Stole Awsy Hi WW and An affinity, story Involving all ma; rled person wa Welded tn Juri, Brenan'r court thl -morning, h- t- Vt.kAl.. a prominent and wealt-CoOka Mills 1 to place or Peter also a farmer of vicinity, under peace bond.s FuTth" development were added in aaotbr chapter, when repTesecti by Attorney William Mo ran, swore warrants, tfalnst Easton and Shelton, charging each with living gether, nnlawfullyj, 'Climax Th climax, of Jto-affinity roman-whlch ha attracted comment i North Okaw township fpr more tL year, came Sunday morning.

Eas drove up In front of a store in Co--Mills', and Sbetton, Without waiting -ceremony, prrnnpdy sailed Into i and gave -him. a. last of Johnson! Jeffrieslsm, besides, it Is claimed Kaston making threats Against 1 Mf. i i After recovering from the wblpp-ttma publicly administered, Eas'-came to Jud Branan nd aakfi a. peac warrant Shelton em Attorney Moran and promised to tb ease as vigorously a he did 1 hearing was-set down 9 o'clock this morning, but S'ate's tomey Hammond cduld not be pr and' th trial' on the peace was, continued Over to 9 o'clo-' needny.

While in the court room t' -log, Shelton told hi side of tbe troreniy. Married Thirteen Yeara, "VVe Wer married almost yrs ago, said. "More xu year ago my wife left me and went ISastpa. Easton is rich man. lived with him for a good while.

"Finally, I persuaded her to c-home, and she stayed wit me a staie, but sh went haclo to She I new Irrlng with 1 That la why I whipped bhn." Peter S'ilton snd wife, M. Shelton, hav lived In North for "years. At present hel ton Is lng with John three north of Cooks MlUs.K Th.er are children by th Nicholas Eastoa is also' a marr man. In' fact, he las twice been v. ded.

Hi first Wife died and the s-wife I believed to be living tn T. Haute. It waa said this morning marriage N. was not. so.

much marriage of lov as of passion, that th coupl carcely lived toget after th ceremony. Easton owns big farm two tnllea nrth ot Coo Mills. vA -Thr ar at least a dosen wltr see to be brought Into th vari hsarlng. Shelton decided ir further effort to retain his dotr tlo relations with bis wife, and swore oat warrant for feer As as for Easton, each being char with cohabltini; together contrary tb laws and statutes previdsd. Evidenc Lacking, Monday nbt Shelton appeared for Justice Ahworthwith the i that he believed the tFerwere in a eat hotel, but van unable to enough, lnfbrmatloa legalize tin? euance of a warrant, ij -i in tiV i NEOGA; NEWS NOTES.

Unol John Lnflthrt -pent 1 week in Clay county buying apr Tbey can'be bad at 15 to 40 aceordlng to variety. iUnh r. Sutton Paskin and Albert Curry of Mattoon came day 'to Spend Sunday with rcl.v.. bar, Mr. and MreWflson' Klrttpaf: ar spending day, in Iola.

Th oldest child of Mr. and Guy Head died Sunday. wa at' th Methodiet Episo chnrch yesterday with Interment, th Neoga cemetery. 1 Mrs. Cramtett and Miw r-' Swehel ar on tb sick list Three new memberf wer adJi the Presbyterian church.

Sunday. World' temperranc Sunday Obstrved a Zion Sunday. The Iracted nteetlns; wiH eontlnue week, nl-bt dlati mlsalonaiT will preach. C. Enlng went BUnmui terday.

John, MMIi went to Farina day, st a WEATHEH. ffi Itllnols -Threatenlrj tv Si and Wednesday, with snow in south snd Vic' St Wsdneidawv FOR BUSINESS MATTOON MACHINE AND FOUN DRY COMPANY GETS ITS' U. GOON PfiESIDENT Nearly AIJ Capita Stock of $25,000 Paid In and Site for Building; 1 i Re.orted procured. i i The Mattoon Machine and Foundry company, is now ready for business. Through the efforts of Attorney Andrew Chezem, a charter has been Secured fromthe' secretary -of state and was this recorded with Circuit Clerh: B.

Cole, In Charleston, i The for the charter was made, formally last Saturday. In this morning's mall th much uealed, much beribboned parchment arrived, grest-lv to the lov Of the promoters, who hav worked hard on it for The 'actual time consumed In getting legalised as a limited company, took lrttftr more than one, month. i- In) accordance with the'- law, i the first meetlng of the commissioners was called and. directors were electedi ss loiiows: u- n. coon ana uscar v.

iMIUer, one year; Dari'el Branan -and John. Cantlon, two -Raymond Coon and William R. Ripley, three years. C. N.

Coon The directors of the company met In do form following their selection and elected by unanimous vote the following efftccrs! President 3harle p. Coon, Vice presidentWilliam. R. Ripley. Secretary Oscar "Miller.

Treasurer John Cantlon The office of the company Is now the front Toom over 1529 Broadway with' Attorney Chezem. The company has for ita list of stockholders virtu ally all the busilneaa men "of Broad way, score of 'j Big Fear shopmen; many retired shopmen of the city, sev eral fcnerjrcUe jomg- mechanics and the or'nai promoters. The capital stock Ot" 125,000 is all subscribed nrtd majority of it is paid id. Many ef tbe stockholders, 'particularly th bus- Ineee men wrno have' Invested, hold $100, while the directors are heavier Investors. With the litigation all cleared awa, the concern la now ready for construc tive advoncemenL JV ait Is reported to have been secured and a building suitable for th purpose of incorpora tion will be erected.

The exftenu of tbe site will be heavy owing to the nature of the maohlnery ncoeseary hut with th. business, in the promoters feel confident of success- In the undertaking. OANO DEPUTY TREjA8URErC Ode. A. Gano ha accepted th po sition of deputy county treasurer tendered him by Frank F.

Freeman, treasurer elect, It was stated to The Journal-Gazette on the day following the election that Mr. Gano culd have this place If he wanted It i MRS. ANNA NICCUM DEAD, Special to Journal-Gazette. f. Toledo, TIL, 45.

Mrs. Anna Nlccura, aged wjf of F-nk Nio- cum, dled'at her home tn-'l, city on Sunday, trim heart- disease. Sis children Buckalew of Gay to a ileter, end Oarlea Niecum of Mattooia I cousin COUNT TOLSTOY HIS WIFE ARE DYING nauonai iciegrapn aervic. SL IS. CountTol-stoy and hi wife are dying today, 'the qount from self exposure, and th countess pom gtier.

Th 'last sacrament haa- been admin istered to the sed couple, and the end is.awalted, MISS filMMS TO MAKE -I AT SPRINGFIELD it- Miss Daisy gimms, who was a guest of her parents, Mn and M. M. Slmms, 1 gouth ESghteenth street, for several days, went today to Spnpg- fleM, where sh will make a lecture at the state' convention of fie Young Woman's Christian associations 'Miss Slmms is one of the national aecre-tarira of this headquarter in New York; and her duties tak her all ver she, world, she fbut recently returning from a to rope. RUMMAGE The American alvaition. army have a 'rumraag alev at their bead- quarters, J'Oi Friday and gitiirday, November.

18 and I. proceeds will be devoted to t1) general work of the organization in Mattoon, I. Urn. Frank O. Lowden, wife of Oon-greaemsn Lowden, and her children, two of whom, Florence and at tb left and right of the picture, hav been strtcken with infantile Congressman Lowden on receipt of th new that his children were 111, rushed across the continent from his ranch Jn Arkansas, to his O'CONNOR.

WELL ON WAY TO RECOVERY D. B. McDonald Bring Back From Western Trip Some Good News For Mattoon Man's Friends. -B; McDonald, who returned re cently from trip to Colorado, is ex hibiting som picture, of himself and M. O'Connor, taken together in Mr.

McDonald reports that he event several' day with Mr. O'Con nor; and that tb former Mattoon man is lirfproVlas: Jn good Mr. O'Con nor' physicians say that within two year he wlll entirely cured of his -His face Is- flushed with good ler and hi. cough is nearly 1 O'Ctranor will remain, in the west until' cured, he ys. and proV aTHywUl back to Maittoon jjnttl th' latter- part of 191L UNION PACIFIC UD STRONG MARKET 'p ii Nstionsl Tsleoraph Srvk.i,-; New, York, JNov.

lSWUnlon Paclflc led a strong market by Jumping on and one-fourth point to 178. Most leading Issue showed gains front the start-i v' 1 LEG. AMPUTATED. Special to Joumsl-Qazett. Charleston.

Nor. IB.Frank Mantbey, aged 17, met, Monday, morning an accident which caused the. amputation of on leg la Memorial hosplt-sl. Man they work in a bakery; and-4ihe leg wait caught In the bread mixer and crushed frightfully. He 1 ason of Joseph Manthey W0TI.CE TO "CONSUMERS" Jy 1 Wednesday, November 16, in the last day, to save tbe discount on your Oc-tcie light birfe.

Pay your hill on that day and sav the dlsceunt Offlse onen until It p. tn MATTOON HEAT, LiOBT I POWER i COMPANY, 1 16 summer home near Oregon, on a special train. He was informed upon bis arrlvaf that tbe paralysis was only gllght, and that the little girls were now out of danger. The Illness of the Dowden children comes just as a staff of Snrgedn of the Institute for Medical Research In New York! are working in their new hospi berger is after goMpers scalp NaMonaf Telegraph Service. St Louis, Mo Berger, who was lecd eongressman on tb socialist ticket in Milwaukee In th last election, admitted this morning1 that had come to the St Louis convention of eh American Federation of Labor for the sol purpose of defeating 6amuel Compere, for re- electren aa president- Mr.

Berger aid Gompers had held the place for' thirty year and" that it Is time to get a new president -He likened Gomner to Cannon and Roosevelt A hie fight ls.expectodV Roosevelt was mdemned In a resolution wialeh: era offered thl morning to Th resolution censure th former president for dismissing from eh 'government service as a posur employe in Chicago Osear Neltson, who hsd, urged the, adoption of a law which wou(d tveneflt postal mployes 'generally it. i i "Klrlg Roosevelt ought to be said Charts ft Wheeler of Chicago, who Introduced the resolution and "mot ad. for It adoption. HOB.VOUtp LYNCH A NET JERSEY FIEND National Teieoraph Service. Aabury" Park, J'H Nov.

15. Thomas. Willlfmg, uepcted of the murder of rear old Jta'rle was spir ited away, from JatJ Jn, this city last night piwvent'hi lyncWi at th" hand of an infuriated mob. Wtfliamst wt gptten wyA only after the nob had-bcen driven back from th jaiUdoprs, LAFAYETTt REVIVAL. Reri Hugh! will All th pul-pit t' tberfUAfayett1 Prehyteian chnrch 'this The, 'revival ser-vice," which.

niv been In. -progress there tof a'week re5drawjnjc good and tie Jn'erest also i Increasing, wlth'the services are, in ohaige, of Cvanselist Hornbeck are disposed of TArTS INSPECTION-': OF CAllAllS CEGUU National Telsflrsnh Seivle Colon, Not actual Inspection of th big canal by President Tart waa begun In reported that th preeldept, Jh ills next message to congress, to ill moke recommeadajtton for an propria tlon at 12000)00 for th. beginning Of the defenses. i 'W sf' Ml COME FROM CHARLESTON. Mr.

and Mfc J. H. Rohott of Cba leston have meved their household ffecita to thlsettys and will make their horn in North Twehty-second street Their daughter, Miss Bess Rohour, Is one oi operators at the local telephone in 'SS "BAD JAKE-'liOBlEIS STIU til f.TOUflTAINS a i 4I c- National Telsgrsph port whloh reahedlher thl morning to the effect that. "84 Noble, th boy feudist who Jias four of his Jclnstnen, had tea. ht and killed in th wosntains for ihe wr-der of Jailer several days "ago, was Incorrect Is still In the mountains, having slu4d.

ta posse in chaisg of th eheriff. Every effort Ja being mad to capture Noble, dead or allve.but As he ha' many friends in th mountains, it wilt be a difficult mattes to capture him. i GUTHRIE VH1S FIGHT III CAPITAL: SCRAP National Tsttgrsph Ssrvlc, 'Cuthrle, Nov. J5. Th stat raplUl of OUahotu'a IU vremaln la Outhrte for a time onser, a the state Buprem in, a decision down this morninf, decided the Issue In favor of Outhrte as against OWa- homa City when it threw, but tit special eleoUbh, at whlc it was voted to change the capital, from Guthrie to Oklahoma City.

HELD FOR MYSTERIOUS DEATH OrH' WIFE NaWonal Tslsgrspn Service. Chicago, Nov. 15. -Frank Perry, who has been the jnysterloh death of his wife yesterday. Was ar rested her tills mortilnii SndHwiII be held pending an investigation when Arretted, he he knew nothing about her deitfi hut bolirved she had shbt hei bp If.

Tlx- woraait' was found dead on t'n floor of the apartment tbej Were this dreaded whir; for -year has been a mystery to phy siclans. The Lowjen children Will be heirts to the imroens Pullman for tune, as their mothar wis formerly Mies Florence Pullman, one of the two daughters of the late Geor; Pull man. IMPORTANT SUITS IN FEDERAL COURT Attorney Tlvnen.to Begin Trials for Client at East 8t Louts. Wd-needay. i-pte- In the federal court In Cast fit.

Louis Wednesday, Attorney Bryan H. Tivnen will begin th dials of Quick- salt versus the Clover Leaf Railroad company and of Louis Figgfns versus th Clover Leaf Railroad company, being Important damrtja, suits originating last January In a wfeek near 6tew ardson. The suits have Involved much preparation and ar to be bitterly contested, particularly th suit of Miss flo enc owing to the heavy dsmage claimed. Miss Qttteiiall asks 120.000 -for the reparation of in- juriesshe eestalned, ''She or wa school teacher. Whilst riding a Clover Leaf freight train Irons Trowbridge to Stewardsod, ah waa, badly Injured in a rear end collision.

According to evidence to be-Introduced, she Is yet a comparative invalid, and according to expert? testimony drawn from surgeon in Chicago, whither she went for treatment, sh will never fully recover, Figgins, a second plaintiff against this same company, wa Another passenger on the caboose that sustained the ebock. His injuries sr-slighter than wer Miss Qulckaall's. ana asks 92,000 In i 1 1 That the eases are brought in th; reaerai court maaes rnem.unusuauy Important tt i generally, conceded thst a suit against a corporation In U' Wnd tribunal fiior difficult to win taan oeiore a jury wca ity where the accident occurred i ANNUAL INVASION, Th annual invasion Of th Etna section men came Monday night fol lowing the visit "ef the Illinois Den tral pay -far. Censonuently there were number of famillir ebony faces in Brana's cctrt this mornluK. the negroes wer live ones, and each quickly paid the flnfu and, costs in, to wre four, who got so badly "teed" that they could not iavlgat back to tPBo'elllUy PPoprbtr-J Mr.

Wet- gill's spdnse-was a pretty show-" tti clearly th feeling Vhlch she felt 4 toward 'those present and of the re-UiCtance she felt towV leaving those i- Sihohav been so 'near -dear to -l her during the four and half ysars vu use morj votm ana l. wnioa came nirecity irom iae cnurcu membership. 'ther had een nutner- aa individual ones sine th Jtev. WeUel announced Ms restgna-lloo. Among them might mentioned the remembrance of th blhle train-rag clue, a pal of gold aleev links to Mr.

WeUel and a sterling sliver Wry spoon for Mm. Wetzel The chll-Iren also hav been th recipients of auroeroue pretty and useful gifts, on tssecially being' a souvenir spoon to Vlias Lucy- Wetzel from the ntembers xpt her, class in the Sunday. school, and a fine mesh purse from other the reception frapp sf vd the pastor's situdy by Mrs Tim Yene'mant Mrs. George Au-thonrelth, Mrs. Sanford Young, Mrs.

T. M. Lytte and Mrs. Ed Price. MUX CATHERINE SIMPSON.

Social to Joiirnal-Gaiett. Cliarl3ton, 15. Mrs. Catherine Simpson, sged 75, died Saturday nleht at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Altom..