The Societies arc booming. The
It. 10. C's have 13 bright, working
members. The young ladies are
thoroughly interested in their work,
and have a fino society. Thoy meet
in the music room every Frid.iy afternoon
at -1:20. The Adclphlan Society
has .'51 members and meets every
evening in the College, and have
active members. They are no lets
interested in their work than the
young ladies, and alsohavoa splendid
society, as will be proven to tho pub.
lie in the near future,
Mi?s Aila Poiter entered school
Monday.
Miss Mary Bender attended General
Excrei" Yednesday morning.
B. N. Graves, Pleasant Itidgc, and
a former student, visited tho school
Wednesday morning.
Mom: Anon.
A Card.
Fixi.cw ItiiHinucANs or Ohio
County: Having been urged by
ninny of you for Slnto Central Committeeman,
and having consented to
beck the position,! find to attain same
will cause strife in the ranks of tho
party, and believing ns I do that the
success of the party is of more importance
hau that of any individual, I
have decided to desist from any further
controversy in tho matter. To
those who have reposed in me such
implicit confidence, I owe- sincere
thanks and am most grateful for the
honor conferred, Itesp'y,
J. S. It. Wi:ni)iN(i.
PERSONAL.
Muster Douglas Felix isijuito III.
Marvin Beau bus gone to
L. II, Condit was in- town Wednesday,
E. V. Milligau wont to Evansvillo
Monday.
E. W. Ti.ylor wont to Owonsboro
yolorday.
B. I). Itingo went to Ilopkinsvillu
I uosday.
J. A. Smith went to Rock-port
Saturday.
Dr. J. P. William'", Owensboro, is
in town.
II. P. Taylor went to Cromwell
Wednesday.
Fred Bariich wont to Louisville
Wednesday.
Ansel Wilson, liosinc, was in
town Monday.
S. W. Molhershoad, Select, was in
town Tutkulay.
