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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22
POPE LEO XIII.

SIZE 16x20.
This magnificent picture, size 16x2O
is the only correct memorial picture
/ published. J. has been in prepara-
A ton for r~-uy months by the best
j artists il the country. No expense
has beCr spared To make this picture
\ not onl'- perfect as a memorial put
appropriate even to the smallest De
4 tail. Upon the upper LETT hand cor
ner is Il view OF the VATICAN AL
ROME; upon the upper right nan9
corner is a picture of ST. PE Elk =
CATHEDRAL AT ROME. the largest
4 church in the world. Between the Two
Is the TIARA worn by the sovereign
POntff In the center of the picture
encircled by IL large imposing arch IS
a picture of the rate POPE LEO
XIII. taken from his latest phOtO-
graph. and giving one OF ms HloSI
benevolent expressions OF counIendhce.
on either side of the arch Is Il rep
rCSeutatiOn of the chance, DeHesAlH
them representations of seven candle
sticks containing hghtcd candles
Lower down in the arch is repre-
seutation of the POPE INSIGNIA
on the left side and on the right side
is the OSTENSORIUM Al. Beneath TINS
and supporting the arch ON either
side are two figures of angels. In
derueath the photograph is a repre-
sentatiou of "a rock upon which IS en-
craven a cross, and underneath are
the words. '"THOIr ART PETER,
AND Upon THIS ROCK SHALL
BUILD MY CHURCH. AND IlI b
GATES OF HE'LL SHALL NOT Pftt1-
VAIL AGAINST TT. This is par
ticularly appropriate To every true be
lever. naSmuCh as the Pope IS tlc
direct descendant Of Peter. to whom
these words applied and who IS
described i'm Holy Writ as the rock.
Underneath the rock are two Keys
crossed together with 81 rOSar!. anc
beneath his is a tablet with the
PARTICULARS OF TIE BIO
GRMPIY OF the late Po1tltL giving
the DATE and PLACE or HIS
BIRTH. WHERE El)C TED
WHEN HE WAS ORDAINED
PRIEST. MADE BISHOP. ARCH
RISIOP. CARDINAL. AND FINAL
TY ELECTED POPE. also giving the
DATE WHEN HE WAS GROW NED
and the DATE OF H1S DEATH. ON
one side of the biography IS repre-
sentatiOu of the gates of PARADISE
which are open to all true beheVers
and on the other side are the gates
of he'll which are closed in the same
way to all true believers. There are
many other beautiful and appropi'i-
ate symbols in this picture. such as
flowers, censers etc. 1t Is altogether
the most elaborate and costly pro
duction which has ever been printed
and win meet with an enormous sale
EVERY CATHOLIC FAMILY WILL
WANT ONE. and every true Catholic
will be doing a good work in bringing
this picture before the notice OF his
friends 1t has been approved by sew
eral of the prominent clergy and IS
bound TO give satisfaction AGENTS
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY REAP A
RICH HARVEST IF THEY START
TAKING ORDERS AT ONCE LET
THERE BE NO DELAY BEGIN AT
ONCE. SAMPLE % CENTS 3 FOR
50 CENTS: 8 FOR 500; 50 FOR $500,
OR 100 FOR $3.50, postage prepaid.
HOME NOVELTY MFG. CO.,
Box S42. Englewood Station. Chicago.
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HERO OF SAN JUAN.
Death of Captain Malcolm Rafferty,
Announced.

New York, Aug. 17.-Captain Malcolm
Rafferty, one of the volunteer heroes of
the Spanish American war, died last
night in Trinidad.
Police Commissioner Greene. who was
Raffertys personal friend, sent him to
Trinidad five years ago to fill the place
of manager of the Trinidad branch of
the Barber Asphalt company
The part that Captain Rafferty, played
in the storming of San Juan hin will
live in the history of stirring deeds of the
Spanish American war. His famous cry
to his company as he stormed the hill
at the head of his men. Come on, com
pany F. earned for him the nick name
after the war was over, of Come on
Raffety"
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Conversations Of Our Club
Ru 0roSscS ~ RrnVumScn.
By OreSteS H. Bs

qualified to educate to the full extent
demanded and we already have col
leges that have all the requisite ma
chinery and force TO do it, Give them
the youths. and let them have them
long enough to carry them through the
prescribed course, and l think there
will be little cause for complaint"
(To Be Continued)
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22
CHORAL.

Creator, in the morn
When starry worlds were born
To worship Theei
Day was divorced from night,
Life teemed in depth and height,
Joined grove and wave and light
In trinity!
From grim Assyrian world:
Where Egypt rose empearled,
From the flood, free
From Mexico's blue lake
Where the proud Incas Stake
The deserts thirst:-they make
The Past for Thee!
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From the clear waterways
A thousand songs of praise
Arise to Thee
Thine the green-hearted wood;
Thine silYeF-crested flood
Fields by the sun-kiss wooed;-
The Now for Thee!
4.
The Futures sweet. stern eyes
Look out in glad surprise
On lands to be:
Where the worlds three in one,
Forest and stream and sun,
Have wrought a realm well-won,-
Future! for Thee,
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AN OUTLAWS Def.

Butte, Mont, Aug 17.-Pat Rodgers one
of the six men who broke from the Butte
Jail on the night of Aug s. has written
letter in which he says he Will give him
fight him 4 duel Murphy today accepted
the challenge. saying he will meet the out
law ut any place and with any weapons
he may name.
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LETTERS AND ANSWERS.

Salt Lake City. July p. 1903
Dear Aunt Busy: I am going to
write you a sketch of the Pope's life
as Vol asked for it. Will not tell you
my aye. I live at 81 South First West.
and e to the Fremont school. / am A
1athoic boy and like my Sunday school
teachr. Well, as my letter is getting
long, viii have to close.
JOHN SLOAN.
Well as we looked at last Mondays
paper ye read Of the sad news of His
Holmes, Pope Leo, the Kill, who died
at 4 oalock
Pope Leo was born in Carpineto in the
year ISL, and was the son of Count
Ludovicc Pecci and Anna Prospect, his
wife. A a lad he was precocious
student o philosophy, mathematics and
chemistry showing his love for physi-
cal scien,e.
AT - vars of age he wrote Latin
verses Of r1usual grace and charm. In
school he won the most medals of any
boy and slvays stood at the head of
the class. Inc day his teacher. who
Vas d Fatler, said to his mother;
Your boy is fine and he will make a
smart man. and if he not a Pope it will
not be because he is not smart and
holy
He fingered from the Fourth of July
10 the Goth, Two long weeks and two
days. trying 10 live a little longer,
but the death angel wanted him so
he had to go, so he now lays at rest
at st. Peters dlurch.
One day whih playing he was about
10 break a linn from the tree. when
ms mother sail: DO not break the
little branch of of the tree, because it
wants to grow big like its mother"
The Pope was in his ninety fourth
year and was a grand old man for his
age. He always did good TO the poor.
never turning a hungry man from his
door The Pope laid in state for three
days and vas buried Saturday night.
ST. Mary Magialen church is the
name of the church which was in
mourning for tn. pope
Wei, l will hive to close. Hoping
my letter is not 100 long. From your
nephew JOHN SLOAN.
81 SOutl First West Street.
Aunt Busy was very pleased to hear
~ last from her dear nephew, John
Sloan. The article on Pope Leo XIII.
IS very good and Aunt Busy will send
you pretty holy picture next week.
aunt Busy hops to hear from you
very often for the future. You are
bright and good 10y, just the kind of
boy Aunt Busy likes and the kind she
wishes to have fora nephew.
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IRRIGATION.
THE DESERT.

CRectatve)-Oh! land!
The
o. rockped to the dzyng sight
everc cha
With opalescent and far AWAY!
The candlestcks uphold:
The polished thorn
When the desert they fade they born!
wan and q
Zones of Of death!
-(Chorus)
Life of sky and awakng o when all done;
Land of the people bornof az
)-Oh desert and!
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MARTHA MARINER.
hearns St AIMS Orphanage,
Salt Lake City, Utah,

August IL. 1908.
-, Gear Aunt Busy-This is the first
Sllle ! ever wrote to you, and l hope j
, III please you. I am in the sixth
e se Martha Warner and myself
vent TO see Bishop Scanlan yesterday
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HAGUE ARBITRATION.
Car Will Nominate Three Men Ac-
cording to Agreement.

The Hague, Aug. 1.-THE Dutch min
lister at st. Petersburg has been author
lied to join the other representative
of the powers there in the invitation to
the car to nominate three arbitrators
OF the claims against Venezuela.
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THE IRRIGATED REGION.

glorious
Where the ancient burrows silver streanlets
The land of the land Of eay gades;
golden
Where souls noble fealty, diviner
Where gimmerng heights
n grows 0
worlddoWered people, and
(Recitative)-oh! glorious
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22
Edited by
AUNT BUSY
Our Boys and Girls

, MIN a present of a beautiful couch
go III honor of his Feast day. h
IS money to buy candy. We
o oo1sill lots OF candy, peanuts and pop
ho,,lo ana we could hardly bring them
p l cannot tell you. dear Aunt
Du :.Sy' what a delightful time we had
e. ~'tl me dear bishop, who is always
80 extremely kind to US. and how much
~ enjoyed 1t. | will tell you more
t IL If you come to the picnic. I
nave sister here with me and a
pIother IN Idaho. Ny mother is in the
eIty. An the children are going to the
odlt Falace Thursday and a few more
places after that l have been here
eIiIee years. l was baptized and made
my hrst communion here. l am IL
years Old and my sister is and nv
prother is IL. AS my letter is getting
long. will close. Hoping to See my
letter in the Intermountain. | remain,
Your loving niece.
CLARA STEVENSON.
Aunt Busy extends a glad welcome %
the dear niece from St AIMS. She
mas number of bright. interesting
correspondents out there now.
Aunt Busy was pleased to know
about the presentation of the couch
robe to the right reverend bishop. He
certainty appreciated the kind thought
fulness Of his dear little girls at st.
AIMS.
Write soon again, Clara. Aunt Buoy
remembers you since the closing eXer-
cises last June, when you impressed
her as being very bright little girl.
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TEXT OF PRIZE IRRIGATION ODE

4 \ ~ %&4%4 ~ ~ = = ~ = 4 \
$50 prize
1t is
o
Sic and 200 opening of the congress
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HOPEFUL FEELING.
Jamaica Planters Making the Best of
Things

Kingston. Jamaica. Aug IA slightly
more hopeful feeling now prevails among
the planters regarding the disastrous
situation brought about by the recent
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22
hearns st. AIMS Orphanage,
salt lie CITY TTta N

August il. 1903.
Dear Aunt Busy-I am very sorry L
oia not answer your letter sooner.
Twelve girls besides myself went to
'ai1ers park Sunday and we had a
splendid time. Clara Stevenson and /
took present TO the bishop yesterday
ND we had a fine time. Clara told you
about it, SO what is the use of my
'a.Ilne YOU what you already know?
j nave great many playmatss. You
.'ia me 10 tell YOU how we liked the
TRIP TO the prison. Well, it was simply
-.ahd and we all enjoyed it very much
men [ read Alice Townley's article
ahoot Pope Leo XIII / got really en-
,lgos. But then you know l could not
I'Ih ihal We are going on two or
pcnics soon. First to the Salt
,dla'e thursday. then to Liberty park
-ir Week after that and the next week
Ulnk we are going to Lagoon. We
~ nope you viii be there, and then
we VIII see if YOU are as old as you
,.aln TO be. AS my letter is pretty
lns VIII close. Hoping to see my
,.ef IN print next week, 1 remain,
d our loving niece.
MARTHA WARNER.
O.. AUNT Busy always expects something
..lleiesllns in Martha Warmers let
5ls. She is delighted to hear about
your good times.
"a :, uni Busy thinks that the dear little
t toLhS at st. AIMS have a very happy
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22

Washington, Aug. 17.-By the peace
protocols with Venezuela il was pro-
vided that the emperor of Russia
should be requested to name the per-
sonnet of The Hague court which
should pass on The contention of the
bIockading powers of Great Britain,
Germany and Italy for preferential
treatment in the settlement Of their
claims against Venezuela. The other
claimant powers insist that they shall
be paid simultaneously with the block
aiding powers. 1t was agreed that this
point should be left to The Hague to
decide. Wayne MacVeagh, Judge Pen
field and Herbert w. Bowen will repre-
sent the nom blockading powers before
The Hague.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22
MARCH OF THE RACES.
THE PUERTO

To the Holder of the Trails of Life"
The Pueblos prayers ascend.
He burrows the earth, with his stone
Clipped knife
Where the frowning canons bend,
And the foaming line of the mountain
stream
He may turn and store at will
When "serpents of life" flash across
his dream,
And prayer plumes wave on the
hill
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-08-22

1.-THE debate on the system of edu-
cation obtaining in Catholic colleges
and academies gets some hard knocks
from Father John. Rather severe is
he upon the young lady graduates who
pass upon such literature as Brown
sons Review with the remark that 1T
is too profound" Father John COM
plains of the superficial tuition Of te-
male pupils. Women as we'll as men
have rational souls and should receive
a rational education and be qualified
to take their part in any rational cor
versation that may be started.-Ed- l.
NJ. c.!
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(Chorus.)

To the throbbing heart of the fervent
earth
Wend the men of latter day,
To the trackless buttes and desert
dearth
OF the mesas far away.
Champion, leader, father and clear
eyed seer
Marched first in the pilgrims van;
Winged youth-strong manhood-age
silver sere-
Swept the sunsets remotest span,
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Bearing treasured seed-grain, of hig
emprise,
Leaving lingering laggards to turn.
By the dead, salt sea in treacherous
guise-
Living streams gushed from their urn;
Forth from the heart of the hoary
rock
The prophet smote with his rod
From the waste where sons of Edom
mock,
They look to 1srael's God.
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(Chorus.)

smiles Pisgah heights
Land of the long promsdpeop fields
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To watt to the heart of the summer
skies
His thanks to Those Above"
For the rains that the summer but
terflies''
Wing down to the fields they love.
Sun, wind-clouds, stars and the fruit
full corn
He paints on his fashioned clay;
In watered meads were proud cities
born
All sand-swept ruins today!
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MINERAL WELLS.


Mr. and Mrs Samuel II. Tober Of Dallas
Mrs Jac Muyet ana Miss Harriet Tay.or
Of Fort Worth are at the Agnes.
Nrg !. H. AGcCracken has returned from
Fort Wo;th.
Mise Ai.,rrle Glenn is visiting her parents
at Millsag.
Mr. aud Mrs, 7. Mountcustlc are in
lvcath,rfo ~
Miss Bes sic Howard has returned from
Shreveport accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Minnie Hov trd Carr.
Mrs. ]. f. Quarles IS IN Weatherford, a
guest Of Mrs. j /. Higgins
Mrs. J. H. Eaton Of Pa!o Pinto Is
guest of Mrs NJ i. McCrackcn.
Mrs II NJ. Jlidwell and children OF Cisco
are guests Of T. 3 KIdweli and family.
Mrs W, T. Daily has returned from Fort
Mrs Annie Blumenthal is visiting in Hot
Griss Annie Hodges Of Fort Worth Is a
guess OF her grandmother, Mrs, s j. Nc
H " McCampbell and family of Okla
homa are here
NJ n Blake and wife Of Oklahoma arc at
thu Piedmont
Miss Davis give a reception to number
of friends last Friday night.
A masquerade ball was had at the Sang
cura sprude pavilion last Monday night
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win be made by prominent LAWYERS Of n t9e
city on the importance and dement's Qi Puo
lie u6rarics 10 towns-in short, & WI he
made n gala day. one 60 be onsetNVu iiV"'
ycnr TO wear as time rolls on. n.,.
Mrs irwin and her Sister Ars. bes,,s,
entertained the Card club Thursday attrI
noon on account Or the bad weather.
there was smni attendance These tl muo
we're present report a most enjoS9DIe llnit'
Thtir club stands pre-emineut ~ s9eia.
circles and cnch evcpt proves me rmn ust
oriovghio." Mesdnmes Irwin and UuNiA
ha,e quite a reputation for entertaining 9S,a "a
ihr most delightful manner a IiWu
course was served, and Mrs IL Cl4m
awarded the prize. Tho next meeting WIZ
be hold with MISS pelnc.
Mia Frank rlllsor and family nave
Mise Mamie Dennis has boon quite w
NIrs Andrews o. Ncw IorF, city Is Y's't-
Nre Brrrhoari ami daughter uitHr
tl.aprrt visit with friends, have gone 20
rio Rantlst Ladios' Aid society, viii ,2ire
q re'rutEc party at the home Of Mrs D. L.
~, WOODROW orc preparing program
frr IN, rrvoill0~ ~ Mr., SlauEhtrr's moAl-
meut. which will occur next weak.
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cuERo.

Mr. and aud Mrs Horace Wells OF
pavoi,r n, are gueets at tic home OF
dr. and Mrs j. t. Sheppard.
,'lsa John Bell is visiting raiDtivas III
Coliad county.
Charles Calhouu Of Houston is at home
for few days
Mrs H 4 Nugget and little daughter
left THURSDAY for visit to san Antonio.
Miss Gertrude Clement left Thursday
for weeks visit to relatives in Port la
vaca She was accompanied as FAR as Vic
toria By Miss Addle Wilson, who returned
on the late train
Specinl services will be held at the Young
Mems Christian Association sunday, when
W NJ Lewis w. + Hunter and a W,
shaw. state secretary, secretary az Waco
and san Antonio respectively, will be here
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
Weather there vas a large audience at
Turner hail Thursday night TO greet Ed
ward p Elliott 10 his impersonauon Of the
characters Of David Hurum
\ delightful evening was spent Monday
when the Ladies' Auxiliary 70 the Young
Mons Christian Association held it's month
ly reception. The feature Of the even
Ing was the beautiful art exhibit which
had been placed by the ladies eff the
Hawthorne club Miss Addle Wilson gave
some rccitatons. which were heartily en-
loved and won for her much favor Dur
lng the evening refreshments OF lemonade
and cake were served
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AEARNE.

Mr.. and Mrs Barney ReeseNof Chlldress
are guests OF Hearne relatives yaud friends
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs, p n. McNutt eutertained
number Of their friends win card
party on Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs, John Waddcll OF Bryan visited her
parents here this week
Mrs, Bama Adams OF Dallas is spending
few days here, guest Of the family of her
son, sam j. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs sam LtpShitz departed
Wednesday for Hubbard City where they
VIII reside In future. Mr. and Mrs Lin.
shitz are old residents OF Hearne and their
many friends are sorry indeed 10 give them
up.
Mrs. p. S, Grogan Is spending few
DAYS with Houston relatives.
Mrs X. C. Allen, accompanied DIV her
little daughter. has returned from Waco.
where they were guests OF friends aud rela.
Mrs Claude Parnen and daughters os
Palestine arrived I'm the city Monday after
noon TO spend awhile with theN family OF
Mrs. Simon Cohen
Mrs u +. Hostrasser returned Monday
70 Bryan after a short visit here to reia.
lives.
Mrs W r. Smith and little da,ahter
nave returned from an extended wish 10
ltuntsvlile. whore they were guests al I'm
nome OF Rev c. l.. Harrington.
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MHAR1cN.

The j. E. r. Stewart chapter held tia
regular business meeting Monday. The
officers made their annual reports, with
which the chapter was much pleased, Mrs,
Hail. treasurer, reported balance OF SOS,
Mrs. Ahldag, historian. assigned the parts
TO members for the program next meet
ing. committee consisting Of Mrs. Her
ring,. Mrs. cloud and Mrs. Victor wns ap-
pointed to locate graves OF unknown sol
diers and have same marked with plain
headhoards.
The New Century club met with Mrs.
Dasden Wednesday. a most interesting pro.
gram being rendered, Mrs. Ahldng read
papN on Evolution of American Lltera.
tmoJ' which showed much careful study.
phC three peri0ds--colonial revolutionary
and modern literature were discussed,
pauAng TO dwell IN concise and sYs,
temahc manner on the changes which were
most hregnAnt with results, 10 future
short tApe will he devoted each meeting To-
parliamentary drll. The club will con.
iinue te Aueet with the president unin the
club roonA aud library are ready FOR oc
cnpancy. wa. lcb VIII only be short while
provided tue. weather Is good and the VI.
hrary comma tee can meet 70 finish ar
rangements AIN ,ady begun. When the work
has heen comAleted, day VIII be an,
pglntsd 70 he A.seryea as llhbSry day, at
s u s.s S1s d 's ,h,tsSS public sps vii
tayitsa % attend, several short speeches
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stitutlon Of which corsicana is Justly
Miss Elizabeth Proctor Of Boston. Moss..
Is the gucst o. her brother, w. G. Proctor.
Mrs. l.. q. Starley OF Tyler. after d brief
Nillt 20 relatives hrte, has returned home
Miss Sue Nelson OF puinskL Tenn. Is the
guest Of oer unrle, Mi John Adams, ana
Mm. =. c. HuckabPe hns returned from
Drahe, where sue went to see her .sis'ei'
Mrs. Thomns. who has bocii critically III.
movement which has shown itself 10
be very popular 8 the oganizatiol OF
Mothers clubs In the various wards Of ta'
city. The meetings nic ~ in The dlnti-
ent school buildings and promise excellent
results ~ the way Of better understand
Ing and heartipr co-Oncrnton between pIr'
ents and teachers.
Many OUTSIDE Of the membership of me
Baptist church wlllsrrgrcJ that Corieana
Is to lose Rev. Ien n. Ray H. an 8
family hnre been quite an al itiol go le-
llglous aid social circles rhcY have m1ut
luethnt but hearty Godspccd TO tnc.r urN
hcld OF labor.
Rev, John j. rlgert of NASHVILLE. Tom,
WHO has been assisting ia the revival 'i
the FIRST Method.et church, has returned
home.
captain Albert sidney Brooks and brid'
r ' aad eS Mrs. q sp'BR rooRs s00N Tue yos
couple are taking their bridal tour. Whl %
hegnn IN Rhode island. has extended %
several po!uts In Mexico and Texas mn
home III Fort Logan. Colo, where Capt pa
Brooks. who Is q graduate Of West Point
aud has done excellent service for his
country IN the Philippines is stationed.
Mr., md Mrs. Met orkle VI Dallas are the
guests Of friends
Mrs. Kate Patton Of Dallas. who Is
been visiting her father aud mother ID.
and Mrs. r. VI Green has returned homa.
Mrs Josie Aelyn Lang who has been Oh
the Sick list, Is much better,
Mrs. Olive b Lee Of Dallas was IN the
city the paut week IN the interest OF Lee g
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