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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

NJ llollenb ck This week has
been gery favorable for maturing
and harvesting Hardly a cloud
has been soen since last day OF
August 1t will be Of untold bene-
lit. GHmma hay ID beng cut very
eNtenslfely on the ranges. Cattle
ia good condition and there is Il
good demand for same.
Ranches Of Taos. - A. Gusdorf
harvesting progressing lively
with good weather.
ulucon. G. Il, Raitt. A dry
and very warm week. Cloude
with thunder on the 7th indicated
min IN the vicinity Crops look.
ing we'll
Santa Fe. Z. S. Weather Bur
eau Weather conditions during
past week as near perfect as could
be for lipeung and harvesting all
crcps. Everything looking we'll
and farm work we'll advanced.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
.- AZ
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List Of unclaimed and undeIiy.
cred letters in the fIillsboro post,
Office, Sept. 10th, 1895;
Chess, Albert.
Couziue, Saran
Estrada, Carlos.
Houck, Willie II.
Mendoza. Jesus.
Sias. PorGrIo
Sydes. j. K.
Weiss, Maggie.
Wilson, John.
In calling for any Of the above
please say, "AdYertised'
Il. A. NIcKLE, 7 NJ.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13
keighborhood News.
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER cIrY.


L rom the Sentinel
The u. s. District court W i'll ad.
journ this week.
Field maneuvers and sham
battle were INDUCED in by the
troops of Fort Bayard near Lone
Mountain last Friday.
Everybody commends the action
OF the city council in ordering the
old Lezinsky building torn down.
The Ivanhoe Smelter, which has
been shut down, for brief period,
was blown in yesterday.
Geo. e. Murphey, who left here
last November with the Peyton
Stock Company, is now starring
Iowa towns with the Huff Comedy
Company.
Frank B. Story, who has been
mail agent between Silver City and
Rincon for the past three years,
has been transferred to run on
the Fort Wayne road between
Pittsbqrg and crestanne'
Alexander & Galloway have a
fine sample lot Of ore FROM the
Elnora NINE at White Signal which
will be tr eated as soon as the Brock.
man mil is started up.
A fifteen ton lot Of first class
high grale ore Is ON -shs dump al
'the Rabbits foot mioe at tue Brock
man mill. The mil Will be started
up in Jew days.
The many friends Of Miss Joan
Warren vail be delighted TO know
tlat that popular young lady pass
"a rigii examination and was ad-
initted to scholarship in the LELAND
Stanford, Jr,, University, at Palo
Alto, California, last Wednesday.
At its regular meeting. on the
2ud inst, the city council Of this
place ratified the action of the
board of education in levyiDg a
two mill tax on all the taxable
property of Silver City for school
purposes for tue ensuing school
year.
1Irs:eA. S. Bantz, Mrs. Arm.
strong and daughter, and Mrs.
Miller and children, who have been
guests of Judge and Mrs, Bantz IN
this city for the past six weeks, re-
turned to their homes in ST. Louis |
this morning. These estimable |
aud accomplished ladies have en-
deared themselves to our society |
people, all of whom hail their
arrival with delight and their de
parture with regret.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

The Nicss Mining Company
i asking for propaapls to siak their
working shalt ~, 20 or 100 feet
further.
Mrs Georgia Grooms, wife Of
a former manager Of lun Anyo
cA1f, died of cenctr al AlLuquer-
qae this week
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

express purpose of keening the
silver issue before the people, and
as associations where All parties
could meet on a common ground
for public action. NEvFa-TrLL,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
In the District Court OF the Third Ju-
dieal District Of the Territory Of New
heylco, within and for the
GnnI.T nf Sinrra

l
IS. No zoo
The Winters Cattle Raising CO.,
also called ami known as The In
Laguna Valley Company. Debt.
The said defendant, Tn w nters Cattle
Raising Company, also called and known
AZ The laeuna Wiley Company, ls
hereby notified iliat an action of debt has
been commenced against it in the Dis
trict Court for the County of Sierra and
Territory 81 View Mexico, by the said
p.a!ntih, the Territory of New Mexico,
FOR tavce Amounting 10 Eight Thousand
Three Hundred and Forty-Nine 30.10Q
Dollars. assessed and levied against the
said defendant ior and on account Of all
that portion Of the Afmendaris Grant.
Private Land CLAIM No 80, lying and
situate Ii he County of Sierra, in the
Territory ef' New Mexico, more particu-
larly described IN the Declaration ia this
cause, aud for Ten Ta0usand Dollars
damages interest and costs Of suit. That
unless the said, defendant enter its
appearance ia said suit on or hefcre the
first day Of the next October Term ot
said Court, commencing on the 2Sth day
OF October, 1850 Judgment ty deiaul5
therein will hs reudered against said
defendant,
". r. WILTON,
n s.l CLERK.
ARrIuB He HARlLnes lsistrict Attorney,
fftorney fig Plaintiff
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13
NEW MEXICO WEATHER
REPORT.

Ama Wllliem French The
weather working es il made to order
this week. Last crop Of nIfaIfa
being seemed 10 Gue condition
ill crops mmuriug well and cattle
getting lat.
Eddy Geo. w. Lane. Fourth
cutting Of alfalfa is in general pro
gress, Markets filled with water-
nellons and cantelopes, farmers
preparing to harvest Egyptian and
Indian corn and sorghum.
Engle. -E. J. Westervelt. Clear
bright weather with no rainfall
during past weeE. Very favorable
conditions.
Pennington. -. G. Willett
Weather dry md warm with cool
nights. Crops in fine condition.
Summer fruit about gone. Plenty
Of water for irrigation. Cattle fat
and good range for winter.
GollInas Springs j. L. Whit
more. The past week has been
fine for crops They have ripened
up very fast. Grass on ranges
ripening aud curing well.
Gila. Chas. IL. Lyons. Rainy
season appears to be over aud we
have not had near our share Of
rain but grass is much better than
a month ago and cattle Hre looking
first rate. All cfope are doing
wrii
Las Cruces. New Mexico Agri-
cultural College The weather bas
been uniformly clear and except
ioually werm. All vegetation ap-
pruaehing maturity very rapidly.
Corn crop beginning to ripen,
Fourth crop of alfalfa growing
well M
Las Vegas. DR., f. II. Atkins. :.
The week has been fine for al pg-
rie4ilufai PURPOSES. Harvesting
ffr,tT-e Ii, ri. ii.i+ttt; . ,I-sssG af-7t14indrance.
Los Alamoe. Wm, Frank
Weather clear apd warm with cool
nights Wheat and oats" Sc.aS
threshed aud yield very satisfactory
Outlook for corn not so favorable
on account Of almost continuous
rains Of last month,
Lower Penasco II. Won Boese.
Pleasant weather; corn commence
ing to get hard. Vegetables of
various kinds abundant. Potatoes
Of superior quality are being dug
in = e7m6gntains twelve miles from
here.
Melvin fGerm Wy Cirue'a} 4
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13
NOIlGE FOR PUBLICATION
Charles G Miller,
Va.
George RICHARDSON,
Maggie Richardson,
hrcd haw ana
Chaies Z. Boone
IL the District Court,


Tie sIid defendants, George Richard.
son, Maggie Richardson, Fred shaw and
Charles Z Boone are hereby notified
that y suit Ia Chaneery has been com
menced against them IN tire District
Court for the County Of Sierra, Territory
Of New Ma4iso, BY said complainant
Charles 9 Miller, praying thar the aaii
deiondants GeorZe Richardson and
Maggie Richardson, may be decreed to
pny complainant the amount found TO be
due upon their prolrissory note fer Three.
Hundred and Five Dollars, dated Marel.
lat, 1904, together with the costs Of this
proceeding that III case OF default IN such
payment the property described IN
SAD blll and III which complainant is
informed defendants Fred Shaw and
Charles T. Roone have or claim some in
forest, the same being piece Of Land
one hundred and twenty five feet square,
conveyed by defendants, George and
Maggie Richardson TO complainant by
mortgage deed dated March lat, 1894, to
secure the payment OF said note, SAID
decd being recorded in Book "D' Of
Mortgages, page 2S, Records OF Sierra
County, be soad to pay and satisfy the
same; that in case OF eaid sale all OF said
defendants be thereby forever barred and
ioreclosed Of all right aud equity Of re-
denption Of, in aud to the same, with the
appurenances and for general relief;
That unless YOU enter your appearances
IN said suit on or before the first day Of
the next October Term of said Court
commencing on the 2sth day of October,
a u 1895, decree pro eonfesso therein
will he rendered against you and said
cause proceed to final decree according to
law ana the rules Of said Court.
w B WALTON,
Clerk and Registerin in Chancery.
~ w PARKER. Solic'r for Complainant
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

10 me lroeger mil. IN order I,
enable him 10 ran batch Of l,ich
moqi ore.
9 NJ. HARMON. Fsq, suporin,
'ondant n the Brush Heap md
Gypsey SILVER mines, Of Kingston,
is ia the district from Detroit,
Mich.
Considerable uncaslness was
/ felt in town Inst week over II g
/ prolonged and uoexpIaisnd alb
setco of George Hicbaidaon md
yaang Mark Ia 'glish, who had lefy
for tie Link Ban Link ranch in Che
'n,tthorn part Of the county, for
beef cattle, Hnl were n week over
dee THIS uueasiuess was agera.
waited by the re4ofl that the Ia
dams were out. james Dalglifh
left for the Link Bar Link Bqneh
Sandoy to hunt them W, ana in
the meantime they cam~ into Her
mosa They bad los. the trml on
The why home with the cattle and
were lost for 36 hours, hence their
nonpppearanc3.
Little Allan Nickle is slightly
under the weather, threatened 10y
fever.
c G Pennington has gone ont
of busIpcss tor himself, and scceft-
ed t! position Of bartender fog
Peter Gallee
Geo. B. Clark bes gone ont of
thr bekery aud Confectionery bust
ueas, io order 10 give his whole
eteajon 10 his mining interests.
lou N, Golles is expected
hera IA a FEW days from Mionen.
paii-. Minn.
tto NieSs Mining Co haa
cla lap 81 03Q ou their second
ch-s ore, aaee starting np the|
STANDARD mil several vea4 AGO.
Nr .aud Mrs. Peter Galles have
moved INTO the Wm, Purple house,
on east Main 3iry,t.
G. n, Titus has commenced
the erection II euue itlle resi-
deuce for himself and bride, over
at Cold Springs.
g Clawson hps painted a very
sign for the IElllsboro
house Of Keller, Miller & Co.
DIX District Judge Juo. Il.
Mcl'ie, of Le8 Crlces, was in town
on important legal basi-
usss.
-Ye D. S. Miller, va popular
president Of ye Black Range
Pioneer Association, was in ye /
this week. complaining
ya necessary preliminaues for we
dfth reunion Of ye old timers on
October Ord, nest.
The attention of mine and
prospect owners is called to the
advertisement Of the American
Exchange, Of Boston,
Mass, winch appears III this
ssue of The ADVOCATE. This
exchange certainly offers valpableI
Inducements and, AS far ae we
know, is a responsible concern.
Little Bobby Sanders was
.evrrcIy bitten by ants Tuesda
md for a time suffered ezeruciat-
ng pain.
50 At the Caledonia this week,
he vein widened out to 20 inches
If rich gold sulphide ore
In the Eighty Five mine tie
ote in the SQ.foot shaft, below see
md level, bus widened out to Is
nehes of rich sulphidee,
A new discovery 81 ore earfy
pg 20 per cent, copper and SIC in
sold has inst been made IN camp.
We are promised PARTICULARS next
geek
JACK Jones, the teams'er Of
liz county who is undergoing
reatmeat for eunslroke at peifnr
iia, has So far recovered A. to be
a trip to Oregon.
San Robinson lost a Wicks !
i. ing Co. check on the Sierra e
county Bank for S3t 6j. last Tu
lay l. was found next day by
e xicaU aud re.urred to bfD3
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

Output of Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
Sept. 18th, 1895, as reported for
The ADVOCATE:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
CURED

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
cure Deafness, and that IS by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inAamed condition of
the mucuous lining of the eustach-
ian tube. When this tube gets
iphamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entifr-v~closed Deafness
is the result, and unless the mGam-
nation can be taken out ard this
tube restored to 10 normal condi-
ton, hearing viii be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten aie
caused by catarrah, which is moth.
.ng but an iuflame3 condition Of
the mucous SURE .es.
We will give On aA3az~s.~s > :
lars for 9Ry.asase Of Deafness
(caused VI catarrhl that cannot be
cured BY Halls Cstarrh Cure
Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY d Co,
Toledo, O,
ng Sold by druggists '7'5c.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

To.al output since Jan. I, ls05,- 455
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

Or. price's Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwintef Far. San Francisco.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1895-09-13

f. J. CHENEY d Co,
Toledo, @.
ng- Sold by druggists '75c. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
MORRISTOWN.

The funeral OF Abram g Gordinier. who tor nine
wears has had charge OF the Morrstown express
train on the Lackawanna. was held on "edhes-
day at his home in Pne-st The service was
conducted by the Rev. George F. Eckman' pastor
OF the Methodist Church. and the service at the
grave was conducted by the Rev. jeremiah Cowen.
chaplain OF Cincinnati Lodge. No. ;, +. ana A ~
Mr. Gordiner was thorough railroad man. senlai
and generous IN his disposition. lie leaves
widow a grown son and young daughter. his
train viii hereafter he in charge CT Bates OAR
gaveI a well-known and efficient conductor VINO
for many years has had charge of one of the Nor
riston accommodation trains. 49,, -, a.,
4 special meeting OF the Road Committee OF the
poard ~ Fraeholders was he'd on Tuesday when
bids were received for building the roads anu Lo
Of All present so many bids received that ir
took the COMMITTEES the greater part 81 t~S aags
to open and read them. The bids on the d,tere ,
sections Of roads numbered 2oo. and those Tor De-
liverng trap rock and crushed stone 10 ulirereh'
'Dr, r. 4 Gle a well known member OF the New,
Jersey State Homeopathic Society. and Editor 81
establish a sanitary home on the property recently
purchased by him in Parsippany' seven miles from
There is considerable activity in the real estate
maTKet pne pro Rss been S leased BY T Lewis
5 Weston Hastings has purchassSn 'hIes ,o's b o.,
been plotted for building purposes, am ~, vii hae on
known as Olyphant Park ContraSts nave peei
given out by u. Willis James. near Madison lor a
large barn dairy and icehouse. WORK upon "hich
will be- commenced AZ once. .o,o, 40
Several
Mount Freedom. IL, . -,
The charter e.ection in Morristown Will be held
two weeks from Tuesday. Three members OF me
County Board of Chosen Freehoders ana roCr
Aldermen are to be elected The report OF the
Board OF Registry shows a total OF 2.l9l voters
The Norristown Association Of Exempt flreneh
has appointed the following delegate to tne Sac
CONVENTION: Theodore Ayres. Charles McCoLunl,
I Branford Stevens. Joseph X kronenberg isaac
O. Arnold: alternatos G. r.. Reeve and J. Is: Ayres.
With only three dissenting voices the Assocla-
lion for Public Improvement has adopted the re-
mort Of the Sanitation Committee made al tne
March meeting The report declared that MOTIFS
town needed a sewerage system. recommended Il
Nan known as the intermittent down filtration
system and the appointment OF committee 10 Jay
tna before the Common Council
deputy Collector Hopkins reports that fS persons
and corpora tons in Morris County made returns OF
heir incomes The highest income will be taxed
81 100 and the ,owest g cents. The full AMOUNT or
returns y, far IS S9 $40 The returns from Morris.
Town are the heaviest. followed by Madison and
Randolph and Boonton townships. Those who Ola
not make returns will have TO pay at the rate OF
per cent instead of . formerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
BAIO\NE.

Miss Mary Packard. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Josiah s Packard. Of Avenue and West Eighth
ST. Is visiting friends at Baltimore. Nd
Having recovered from his severe illness Louis
Derby Ayres. son Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Chester T.
Ayres, of West Sxth-st., has resumed his studies
at Rutgers College.
Announcement has been made OF the engagement
OF Miss Emily Halliday, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William Halliday of Twenty-hrst-st, to Samuel
Frazer Of the Second Ward. The date Tor the
ceremony IS Sunday, April %
Mr. and Mrs. Eben NJ Wilmington, of West Ninth
ST, celebrated on Monday evening the forteth or
ruby anniversary Of their wedding.
Cards have been issued for the marriage Of Miss
Ed!tha Lillian Wcscott. the only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick r. Wescott, of Brooklyn. TO
Charles Hudson Hall. OF this city. The ceremony is
set Tor Tuesday evening. April 90.
Company |, 4th Regiment, y. O. y. j.. has elected
Privates Frank A. Wright and James A. Kelly, dele
gates TO the Board Of Governors Of the Regimental
Athletic Association.
a delegation Of ffty-seven members Of Hiawatha
Tribe No. 36. Improved Order of Red Men paid a
fraternal visit 10 Pamrapaugh Tribe No. 1877, Of this
city. Wednesday evening and were pleasantly en-
teriained in Arcanum Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrick \. Stoner. Of West Eighth
St. received the Emerson Literary Society Tues
day evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
NEWARK.
-FOUR WEDDINGS WEDNESDAY EVENING.

SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL NOTES AND GOSSIP
NEWARK PEOPLE GOING ABROAD.
Miss Jennie MacCan was married on Wcdnes-
day evening to Percy Reginald Harrington IL me
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. and re-
ception followed at the house OF her parents. No.
% Kearny-st The maid of honor vas Miss Ella l..
butcher and the bridesmaids were the Misses :.
Christine MacCall and Florence NJ. MacCa!l The
hes: man was James NJ. Chase. of Paterson.
Miss Edith Relic. daughter Of {. y. Edwards. of
Roscvc was married on Wednesday evening at
her home to James Horace Slyre. The Rev. Charles
+. Haley performed the ceremony. The brilo. who
attended 10y her little niece and nephew wore
white silk and chiffon
Miss Louise Broomel. daughter Of August Brocmo..
married to Ferdinand Ender!in. jr.. on We''ncs-
day evening in Jacoby's parofs. The Rev. Or.
Schambach performed the certlnoay in nG pr, = H.
best man. ana Miss Emily Endcrlin was brides
Mrs Robert eiG te h has issued invitations for
the wedding Of her daughter. Mis-: Frederick BIic-
Church at 4 O'Clock on Friday April q. Mr.. and
Mrs Howell Will sail for EUroIe soon after the
me Bachelor Ma4s gay nI Dook party" at Mrs
AS Mrs r hhP@X Mt 'cs an5 the Misses NJ
carer OF 80 io H i;, snye rScsP len
afternoon iTom Until n Sc9ck ,.,, .. f,r r-,.
in May Miss Dryden, who has beer. spending tne
winter in Berlin with the family o. Ambassador
Mi ana Mrs p Sanford Ross and Miss Ross are
al Od Point Comfort.
returned from California.
Judge David \. Dcpue will 30 20 Europe r.X,
week AMI VIII stay for som" time at '"rS'al'
Germany.
The New-Jersov Historical SOc.e,y has decided II
present a gold medal to cx-Prosident Harrison.
The presentation viii take place on MAY Is. IN"
semcentennial Of the society The subject IS q
miniature production Of the Houdon bust OF Wash
ington. Another cory in silver IS - be presented
to Nice-C Chancellor Green. on The same DAY, Wen
both mca will address the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
kt.AI&NY

The r,v T1vn.A.p commit ~ N'afny So
orr,n1,! NoaI4t Charles j. Eis'lstaticr Wa
...-..I Oaarmau Gab-.rl Ia'i clerk, irving y.
p.rlanI treasurer. Joseph Parker. jr- counsel.
rh.m,. o. Tuua.H chief a. Police AMI Fo''r
Justice. William Campbell. water rnr'"yor ana
s,r,-t t1mmi..o ncr John Ho.m':k. o'rr-''r 81 the
f..,f. rhoras Adams Ip.f.ntend'nt Of punil j.
i.,llr,c- ann DAVID Young. surveyor. EN-tommii-
,.,fnan SO = Eugl. e.. a. S,rone AMI james cox
,.,r, .I.. trI Commissioners OF A--"--m"ni. snl
lr ENfor health orirci.
...r., z. g. Whitman auI T. g.. Travis htt" been
appointed uy tAc Republican central Committee 81
k.tiu, 20 traw up tu amer im"rt 20 ID" '.n+tliu-
zion OF f.sf organization looH.ns To inc "''''''""
,i',o Mimi. N .,;r.egru ~ Oak.st. entertained 4
party az friends W"inr-ily nrn, AMONG 'n'
,...-t. w.tc liist Ami" fl.lmiu. M. Manic h''-
not NJ. Ii4fue Mrlut'rh. of k'IiuN Ml-e Nfn'7
N.,,f,r ~ %,wark. carries NoUk. ft,d 81 JOS.
Caul" Il,rs. M.-- May KENNEDY Charles ''Fr'
and Elmer 'hulirt
D, INV Township Ilall specimen. ~ tho drawings Of
,h. pupils VII, have attended ih. m"'haui'n' '"I
Architectural night drawing apui during i"' Ias q
slN mOlfu4 - - noolAouso ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
ELIZABETH.
EIGHT EASTER WEDDINGS IN -FOUR
DAYS.
SOCIAL. NOTES AND ITEMS ABOUT
MUTATIONS.

LOOKING OFT FOR THE tITiS HEALTH
SOCIAL. NOTES AID ITEMS ABOUT
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
Easter veak has been a noteworthy one in Eliza
beth for weddings During the first four da.' OF
the week eight weddings took place. OF when I'VE
" - celebrated on Wednesday, The crop OF Faster
brides is larger this than fof some years pas
Miss sadie l.. Leach was married 10 Nl"'a'" d.
Humphrey. on Tuesday night. at the home OF hsf
,,,,.r,s in Rut-er-st The ceremony performed
bv the Rev George Buckle. of the Marshall street
PRESBYTERIAN church. The bridesmaid was MISS l'E-
2i4 Moran. and the best man +. l.. Mi'l' d'A-
r,r and rccoptiJl followed. The bride Is inc i''uin
e,p-,n, II tre Marshall Street church. whIe the
BRIDEGROOM. who also sings in III" choir j. wee
nrc.j.r. of III. Elizabeth Christian Endeavor In'on
,;oh,,l Commissioner John j. D3oey ana MISS
Ann, Elerna were married Wednesday. AZ the
CHURCH of the Holy Rosary The ceremony vas
performed 10y Father Smith. ard was 'o'io"eu "S
4 recop.on q; the home 81 the Bird" III pcaW@
MIS- Gertrude NJ. Hastard. daughter OF III an
Mrs Jonathan HAsk'ri Wa mlrT."I o. Io-l
Mi;,n54-avc Harry Blanck H''iz tn '' tge
T'ny was va e .gg na III afcr maisht The gifts
VI an, % Yr GharIcs scsseli celebrated tncir
lycr wcdd 49, ON Tuesday night 1t tneIr nom. 10
a. B1ni-st The house va, thi .li,n mtt1H p" ,,
rom New OK Ah;o,c the ..i:s were ST.
~ f,n sot from the P.aitdruscl H. society sl'1-'
(riit d..b from ihc Germans, SchH;z.n Compa"S'
l,,ion' and a silver water pitcher from the Ladies
Ait Sototv Plattdcut-chr \cr"iu. 80 .
pr Hunt of ~" safe BOARD o. l'alih W. ~
town ON Tuesday and consul. tel "i'h tho ia. -.
AUTHORITIES relative 20 the proposed removal %, -
siulg. acii works from Newto"n 'rc'N 20 , t'r
vicinity %, Elizabeth. Dr Hunt aitrtMIr V i.,s
.ndcn Township where tn" ground Tor IN ""I -
t,s bn., purchased. ana had cor'rr'i nee Win
m. rovnsh,p commit" and i.a-ih tnSp'' .oI
I',,,. lon who was instructed 90 go y" N'N'o"I
crock and MAKE au iuy"-tgtii'n ot N, pd'l' .',p
r.r,,' ~ thc state Board 81 Health whether II u,
one. 90 Tho ruistucc- that Governor io!''" mas
Ak
The Americas club hold ~ annual oa 10, on
Wcinc.Iav nght At queens FaU tIl%lp''UlQl..
H.. s.trrI,fc. VAS large the city officials beng
..u r,,-,.r,,fcI Tho Festivities were kept uD until
tn ,srS hour Thursday morning =,
TIC Young Peoples Union ~ m" man H."
tbcra1 church saw, a delightful cnt"rtalni"'nt an!
tc, on vs.. ir.sIay ana Thursday nights IN '-'
..l4r, D. ror benefit or It's iuip. - -,
IN cr'or,aiunen' .n a'd o. Che SLOAN lr's1S h.
ier.,u church vIe gwen 90 Thursday niSnt, ~"
programme ~ .iuIei inf'r.mcui' mus 10y ttanin
it..rr. Mrs - E0-rrF Misses Henry ana NM"
,t.r..le~ ro-.t lions ty Mrs John wilson SOLOS
d., Mr.. Fr.nk S'Itzl"u AMI T. w. Rogers. ana So
l,rt!orr b, the Alpha quartet.
.rl nrs, st.o y.-s. p. hc launched from IN" eros
.-,, Shlr,a~! Boo this DItr sim" naval e instructor
l.r.- NlNor cook charge 81 th" place VIII n' S"nt
~ ihe Way 10 So 'hi afternoon. II j. f'r the
san lar! ol company.