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La Junta tribune., 1904-05-18
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Up to date skirts and waists At
Wiswall's. -.
Children's sandals. all styles, at
Kendalrs.
c. L. Seeley writes tornado in
insurance.
See our new lines OF Oxfords, 1t
Kendall.s.
See Dunkin for bread, cakes.
pies and cookies.
Pennsylvania Piedmont smithing
coal At Matt Daniher's.
Take your prescriptions to the
La Junta Drug Company.
G. S. Thompson. undertakes and
embalmer. Phone No. AIS.
Headquarters for embroidery,
lace, hosiery, etc, at Wiswall's.
To LoAN-SI,o 900 to loan on
good security. See l.. Pegram.
Senator M. Il. Farwell was down
from Pueblo Monday on business.
You will always find a prescrip.
ton clerk at the La Junta Drug
Company.
DR.. P. b. Linville. dentist.
Office, Simonton block. Phone
No. Io27 red.
For SALE Rubber tired, top
buggy; good as new. Inquire At
Mrs. S. c. Music's, this week.
Furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire Mrs. n. Buckley
FIRST door east OF reading room.
WANTED Young man or 10.
mon, wishing good education. will
ling to work. Address X, this
Office.
Mrs. Joseph Posi- left Monday
morning fos Ashland. Kan. for .
months visit with relatives and
friends.
WAsrED-Thsee youes mes 70
60 TO the Worlds Fair; must be
quick and willing to work. Ad.
dress N, this Office.
Misses Peale, Price and Ross,
l teachers in our public schools,
made trip Of inspection to the
Bear Rock country last Saturday.
Phone No. S5I Red, or leave
orders with distilled water wagon
for root beer, birch beer and soft
drinds Of all kinIs.-J. r. Pear
son.
The Fortnightly Club will give
the annual childsen's day picnic
on T. T. Woodrufi's lawn on
Ration avenue next Saturday after
noon.
Bring your school children, to
the Park House where DR.. Sapero,
the we'll known eye, ear. nose and
throat specialist, will examine their
eyes and yours free. May r9,h, ao,h
and 7Ist.
DR.. X. c. Sapero. eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist Of Denver, is
too we'll known to need any intro.
duction. His references are his
patients. your neighbors and
friends. He will again be in La
Junta May 10Th, aoth and aIst, at
Park House.
There were plenty Of men in
this section last fall who vowed
they would never again plant an
other bill Of eantaloupes; yet this
spring everything was forgiven
and fosgosten and their acreage
incseased.-Amity Opsimiss.
Charles Eddingtoa Who was
returned here recently - foreman
Of the round house will be taken
back 70 La junta again. The new
foreman, here. Il 10 said, is to be
M. GeiGolt . son Of Master Me
ehanic Geigolt.-Dod9e City Re
publican.
1 The La 1unTA TalsUNE recently
essesed on ies twesty Eftb year Of
ezistesee. Bot ose sevspaper in
the lowes valley 10 lie senios-the
Las Ani0as Leader. The Leader
La Junta tribune., 1904-05-18
BUd6IES AND ROADwAdONS

A big carl.sd Of Buggies, Road
wagons and up-to-date vehicles of
all descriptions now on exhibition
At our store. We sell vehicles
which furnish enjoyment-vehicles
which can be afforded BY those in
fair circumstances, vehicles which
have good quality and real comfort.
Don't say you can't afford one;
ask MS about it. = . .
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home and treating her to a china show
err Halloween festivities were en-.
Ioyed and q pleasant time spent
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs George G..
Smith. 43O south First West street, was
the scene Thursday evening of a merry
gathering % the clans the party, for
the most part. consisting Of returned
missionaries from Scotland. their rsla'
tiyes and friends During the evening
Scottish songs were sung and interest
Ing "reminiscences INDUCED ln, while
plano solos were rendered by Miss Tes.
sic Smith ad violin selections by Alex
andor snedden Delicious refreshments
were served by Miss Smith and the Mis-
ses Morteusen, after which dancing was
INDUCED IN tIIl a late hour, when the
assamblage dispersed with an old-tlme
rendition OF AUD ong syne.'
Mrs linos Harrison OF Newark, n, j.,
arrived ln the city ON Thursday ana
win spend "a few weeks az the home OF
her brother James II, Brown S25 Linz
CCn avenue,
The employees OF r. Auerbdcb & Bro.
md q number Of their friends attended
the Christensen Informal dance last
Wednesday evening refreshments We're
served to an who attended
The executive committee OF the Billie
club have arranged for the club mem-
btrs TO attend the Christensen solree
next Wednesday evening In a body a
pleasant time Is promised.
Mrs r. h. McGuun entertained az
luncheon at the Country club on
Wednesday. her guests numbering H.
The table was effectively decorated IN
white and yellow.
Miss Ella Brown entertained on We'd
uosday evening IN honor OF Mr. Ray
Petit who leaves soon Tor q mission
10 Germany The house was decorated
with chrysanthemums and ferns. De-
llcious refreshments were served nfter
which games and dancing were enjoyed,
Those present were the Misses May
Haynes, Eleanor Taylor Mabel Van
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Mrs. George II, wood is back from
ogden.
Mrs. John r. Donnellan Miss Mar
guerIte Donnollan and MISS June blhta
win go to Pacific Grove to spenu inc
winter
q. j. Badertschor has returned from
two weeks trip east, during which ne
visited his mother IN Findlay o.
Mrs. Jacob Israel left this week for
Colorado Springs. where she win make
am extended visit with relatives
Miss Mercy Berkeley has returned
from a pleasant stay IN Marietta, o.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry 70. windsor arc
back from their wedding trip ana are
at the Firth East hotel
Miss Alice Goodwin will leave soon
for New York where she viii remain
until after Christmas,
George w. Snow has returned from a
visit In Chicago.
Mrs. o. W. Powers and SON, Roger
are back from % visit 0f several weeks
I'm St. Louis. They are accompanied by
Mrs WhIppc " Burlington. lau moth-
en- Of Mrs. Powers who VIII spend some
time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed Of Denver
viii be I'm Sail Lake for Thanksgiving
and viii be the guests Of Mr. ana Mrs'
A, @. Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Ferry who
have been visiting California ana the
Pacific northwest have returned
The Misses Cosgrift are home from
st. Louis.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bell and little daughter
are home from a visit Of about FORT
night at the fair
Mrs. Ira H. Lewis leaves for a visit to
81 Louis, Chicago and New YORK. she
viii spend the early winter Wlth her
mother, Mrs. Smith In Chicago, ana
later will go on for season OF grand
opera In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bransford have
gone 10 California, where they WIN
tour the state I'm their new automobile
Mrs. Thomas Kearns has returned
from a visit Of several weeks IN Cali
fornia
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fennemore VIII
go to California to spend the winter
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success. some Of the best musical tall
emit lu the state having been secured to
take part. This being the first OF
series OF high class entertainments to
be- given by the club during the winter
The stenographers Of thu city, number
Ink about 500, are looking forward with
much interest to the event
Miss Beatrice Buckle and Miss CATH
crime Calder were hostesses at Hat
loWoen party on Monday night
Little Edmund and Thomas kenrns'
Jr., gave a pretty Halloween party on
Monday and about 80 Of their little
friends were present to enjoy the
games pumpkins and refreshments
Miss Lulu Mcneil entertained at a
Halloween party q few friends gath
erlng at her home and enjoying pleas
ant evening I'm the usual way.
Mrs. George Phelps Holman enter
tanned the Bridge club on wednesday
at her home.
Mrs. j. n, Delsher was the recipient
Of q double surprise on Monday. her
friends gathering Unexpectedly at her
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Mrs. Idl Smoo DusenbeTy entertaln-
ed the Mystcr club dt Halloween
party at her home Monday evening
Unique IN all particulars was every fea-
ture OF the evenings entertainment.
The costumes represented both the ar
tistlc and the ridiculous and created no
end OF mcriment A candy pull, with
Scenes Of Halloween night moulded
from the cooling candy, By the guests
present, was one Of the pleasant fea-
lures OF the evening Those present
were Miss Teresa Maeser, Miss Lula
Darton, Miss Nellie clyde, Miss Berlie
Walsh, Miss Bertha Barney Miss Mary
Earthalameau, Miss Myrtle Nebeker
Miss Eta Muslg. Miss Victoria Otter
son, Miss Alice Reynolds, Miss Dulcic
Webb, Miss Lola White, Miss Lizzie
Elder, Miss Jennie Rowe, Miss Violate
Long, Miss Edith Hlndley Miss Ada
Taylor Miss Leah Roberts.
Miss Julia Altman Of sprlngyille spent
Monday In Provo.
Mrs. Sutton will leave next week for
California, where she expects to spend
the winter
The Sunshine club gave n Halloween
party nt the home of Miss Anna Tay-
lor, Monday evening. In view Of the
fact that Il WAS entirely arranged by
the members, It reflected much credit
ON the little hands. and heads, who
had been 70 busily planning and work.
Ing so long, hat everything might be
pleasantly carried out. The guests and
members present were: Albert South
wick. Sheriff Henry Ina Gee, Mary
Newell, Earl and Margaret Duseuberry
Garda Gee. Lae Irvine, Bert Scott,
laura Godbe, Alice Newell. Annie
Crane, Leonora Hlnckley Erma Snow.
Leah Snow Kenneth Decker, May
Walters. Edna Howe, Earl Galisple aud
Len Hone, Eva Ricler
Prof. Hickman Of the y. Y, University
addressed a convention OF teachers in
Emery county last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Louis VI. Cannon and 4. u. Ir-
vine addressed the Ladies' Republican
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Fleet Winnie Petit Anna Frazier
Nellie Goss. Ethel and Ella Brown
and AiessIs. Ray Petit, Orson May
Earl sutton, Ed Rich Bert Reeves
Ant Taylor, Frank and Dan Laramie
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. william
Bayley. Jr, entertained few friends
Informally at her home IN honor oil
Miss Lila Alexander whose marriage
takes place I'm the near future The
rooms were prettlly adorned with au-
tumn flowers and a bridge game was
enjoyed, and a feature Of the event was
Il linen shower for the prospective
bride. About 20 guests were present
Mr. and Mrs r. o. Howard enter
tanned informally az dinner at the
Commercial club ON Thursday night
on Monday Mrs. George L. Nye was
hostess at pretty luncheon at the
University club given IN honor Of Mrs
Grant Hampton. The table was decor
ated entirely In autumn effects with
fruits and leaves, and was most ar
tistlc. Covers we're laid for %,
Mr. and Mrs. y. V. Hampton enter-
taned at a Halloween party
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past six months in South America, has
returned.
Rev and Mrs. e. a. Hunting have
returned from a visit Of fortnight at
st. Louis.
Mrs. Jacob MorItz has gone to San
Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. s l.. Crawford OF Seat
tie, Wash, on their return from New
York and the 81 Louis fair, are spend
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs,
George A. Black. 522 First street
Mrs. I, II. singIser and her daughter
Mrs, G. III. Rathman, have gone to
Sioux city Ia, Mrs. Rathman's home
to remain some time.
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux has re.
turned from a short trip TO Nephl,
Mrs S. J. Wilson and Miss Frances
Wilson have moved down from Park
city and are now at home at SO @
street.
Miss Eyellne Thomas has returned
from Seattle. where she has been the
guest pf Miss Ruth Cooper Tor a month
past
MIR, and Mrs. J. ]. Corum are home
from a seven weeks visit with friends
In ST. Louis, Kansas city. st. Joe and
Colorado Springs.
Mrs. +. +. Murphy has returned TO
Perry, Or after short visit with her
mother Mrs, Channel
Captain and Mrs S. r. sturgiss have
returned 10 the post after a summer
spent IN Michigan.
Miss Lou Mitchell Of ogden returned
~ her home Sunday evening after
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
l., Craig.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. ~ Botsford and
their daughter, Josephine, have re-
turned from California,
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table IN the library and IN the dining
room were Misses Josephine and Evelyn
Trip. Marguerite Stewart, and Jean
Howard. while little Ruth Daugherty
answered the door, The hours were
from 20 5.
A pretty luncheon VI the week was
that OF Mrs. T.. q Ferry given IN honor
OF Mrs Victor Clement. VINO leaves to-
day for Europe. The Halloween idea
was carried out ln the decorations, and
the following guests enjoyed the affair.
Mrs. Heber NJ Wells, Mrs. T.. o. How
ard. Mrs. j. H. Walker Mrs a. Il.
Walker, Ms. Benaer $ Smith. MIS-.
Irwin. Miss Lillian Woodward ana
Miss Emily Read,
Mrs. j. Il. Evans entertained at q
Halloween party In honor OF her little
daughter ON Monday night
Miss Jean Spencer was among the
hostesses on Halloween, number OF
her young friends being entertained at
an evening party
Miss Gertrude Mayer entertained her
Sewing club and their escorts at par
~ ON Halloween, the usual festivities
being enjoyed.
Mrs. Maria Lapish was pleasantly
surprised al her home on Thursday
when number OF her friends descend
ed upon her IN honor of her SEVENTEEN
birthday There were flowers speeCh-
es and a banquet. a general good time
being spent Those present were Mes
DANES NJ. II Lud y. Airmel NJ. Rom-
uey. $. Ellis. VI. Salmon. 5, Batemon
5. Long. Frances NJ Kelly j. salmon.
Y. Romncv and L. Teasdel.
Mrs. Herbert D, Brown entertained
nj delightful ahfair today In honor u
Miss alexander
Col and Mrs, Lockwood entertained
the Post Card club last night
Tho musical and card purity To be
given by the Steno club ON Nov rs, in
/. o. 0. 4. hall, promises 70 he a huge
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ton tea, Friday afternoon. The HON,
was beautifully decorated with a pro.
fusion Of fall flowers, Several musical
selections were given. Dainty refresh.
ments were served
Mrs. Hines spent Tuesday and Wed.
ncsday IN Salt Lake City
Mrs. Julia Johnson entertained at a
Halloween party In honor Of her little
son and daughter Mark and Minlon
The decorations were most artistic and
proved delight 10 the children. Dur.
Ing the evening they were Informed
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E3if5oDINGrg2
Wr-sDE-EGS

Mrs. Jane 5. Hi announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Jennie, to
Nh Joseph G.. Hadcy. The wedding
win take place In the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt have an
nounced the engagement OF their
daughter, Mabel claire, to Harry Eu-
gene Lennon, the marriage TO take
place Wednesday, Nov p, at the nome
Of the brides aunt, Mrs, George ~
Alder Of First street
A quiet and pretty wedding was SOL
emnized on Wednesday at high noon AT
the music studio Of Prof Squire Coop,
when Mr.. CoOps niece, Miss Martha
Mllllgan, was united In marriage with
ID. II. Lillywhite Elder Arnold II.
Schulthes performed the ceremony, IN
the presence of immediate relatives OF
the bride and groom The bride was
given away boy her uncle Mr.. Coop,
and was attended by Miss Lucreta
West. An informal reception in honor
OF the young people was held In the
evening, when number OF friends
called to extend their good wishes, Mr..
and Mrs. Lillywhlte Will leave shortly
for the east, where they expect to make
their home
Friends Of Walcott Thompson In Salt
Lake have receiyod announcement OF
his coming marriage 10 Miss May l..
Bishop of New Hazen, which takes
place there on Nov. IS.
The wedding Of Miss Alexander and
Mr., Allen viii take place next Wednes-
day
Cards have been received by friends
| here announcing the marriage last
| Thursday Of Miss George A. Vadner
| TO f. Helm Greene Of San Francisco,
| Mr. and Mrs. Greene re now at home
at 500 Van Ness avenue.
Friends Of Miss Mary Burt and A.
| O. Syenson will be interested IN learn
ing Of their marriage, which took place
on Wednesday morning al the home OF
the bride. Immediately after the Cere-
mony the young people left FOR Chi
cago and ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Foster are I'm
receipt Of "a letter announcing the mar
rage OF their SON. Willard, 10 Miss
| Myrtle Bethel Of Davenport Ia. The
marriage took place az MuscatIne, Ia.
! oct %, the Rev BeCkerman OF the
! Episcopal church officiating. Mr.. Fos-
| ter win continue his present engage
ment with the Van DyRe-Eaton Dra-
matte company
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club at the club roooms Monday even-
Ing. A large number Of ladies were
present who appreciated the timely re-
marks OF the gentleman. A part Of the
evening WAS spent In social chat A
delicious luncheon was served, furnish
cd complimentary TO the club by Mr.
and Mrs. John Greer.
Apostle George A. Smith was visit
Ing friends and relatives IN Provo on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Francis knight entertained the
Ladies' Republican club at a Kensing-
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UNIQUE AND STARTLING.


Mrs. w r. Warren entertained the
Third Street card club on Wednesday,
-
Mrs J. c. Cutler was hostess at a
delightful euchre party this week,
about 40 guests being entertained The
rooms were prettlly decorated with
autumn flowers and leaves. and prizes
were won by Mrs. Julia c. Taylor and
Mrs win Lynch.
Miss Myra Sowles entertained at a
pleasant Afternoon affair yesterday.
The Bridge club met on Thursday
with Mrs. Claiming,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Walker enter
talned informally az dinner on Tuesday
night, covers being laid for l2,
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brary IN the same flowers IN white ana
red the folding doors between being
hung with chrysanthemums TO CORE
spond with the color on either side IN
the dlnlngroom white and green werr
used. the centerplece ior the table being
"a pumpkin. head filled with white chrys-
anthemums, and draped with gfapee.
Clusters OF white chrysanlhemums ana
grapes were at each corner, ana tne
sdeboard and mautels We're bright WIN
potted plants The hostess and her
guests OF honor were assisted in receive
ing by Mrs. jeanette Sharp Ferguson.
Mrs. S, +. Fenton, Mrs WIN Lynch ana
Mrs. Mansfield Snow Miss Cora Pelrce
served punch from a prettily decorated
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Miss Zulu Houtz " Provo has been
visiting IN the city for a short time,
Miss Addle Zane left this week for
Chicago. where she will spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs John Zane,
Rollo Watson, who has spent the
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Mrs. Herbert D, Brown entertained
NJ delightful analr today In honor N
Miss alexander
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A baby who frets, worries, or
cries, or sleeps poorly is prob
ably poorly nourished, unless
there is actual disease. Mellin's
Food provides plenty Of good nourish-
ment; easily digestble, and does away
with all fretting and crying, Ty Mel.
Inns Food we will send you sample
MELLlNs FOOD CO., BOSTON. MASS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-01-09
COUNCILMEN HAD
BUSINESS MEET.
Body Assembled in Regular
Session
AND MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE
Were Discussed BY The Solons Last
Might. Mayor Hawkins Presided
And a Volume of Business Was
Handled ExpeditiousIy.

The city council met last night in
weekly session. the second regular
meeting of the new year. Mayor E A
Hawkins presided, and quite num-
Der of matters of Importance were dis.
cussed by the solons.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and confirmed.
Council reconsidered the salary {
the city engineer as fixed recently,
making it 81, 100 and relieving him of
the requirement to keep horse.
The street committee reported in
favor of maintaining the present
grade of Church street, near Blown,
instead of cutting it any lower as re-
quested by citizens residing in that
neighborhood.
The special tax on the opera house
was changed from 800 to $50.
A statement was made by a member
of the board in behalf of the opera
house management to the effect that
business did not Justify the onerous
special tax imposed, and that unless il
was reduced TO the former figure the
house must be closed.
A motion to make the tax $50 inate &C
OF 800 prevailed, although this is dou
BILE the tax charged last year.
The petition of the Southern Express
Co. through Agent Ison, relative tc
the increase of special tax from $50 tC
800. was referred to ordinance com
mittee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-01-09
THE REPUBLICANS
MET YESTERDAY,
Committee Holds Meeting Tn
Aemricus.
GETTING READY FOR BUSINESS
RooseveItian Throns In Assembly
Here Names Time and Place For
Selecting Delegates to the Great
National Powwow.

Americus was the Mecca yesterday
for the busy republican bosses of the
Third Congressional district. From
the thirteen counties came the mem
bers of the Republican District Execu~
tive Committee, and lengthy council
was held at Dowdle Hall, lasting the
greater part of the afternoon. The OBJ
iect of the session waste name the date
and tx the place for holding the meet
ing wherein delegates are to be
selected to represent the Third
dlstrictin the national conyen.
ton which will nominate Terri
BILE Ted for president. The commit
tee yesterday selected January 3Oth. as
the date and Marshallville the place
for the district convention. Many
prominent colored republicans attend
ed the meeting yesterday and took
counsel together in the discussion of
party affairs in the Third district.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-01-09
TO WAGE WARFARE.
Against The Collection of State Fran
chise Tax

Americus people will be interested
in the result of the battle royal just
precipitated in the courts by the rail-
roads, which object to paying the
franchise tax imposed by the legisla-
ture recently. his was opened in the
federal district court in Allan yester.
day ,fore Judge Newman. when bill
was filed by Joseph B. and Bryan
Cumming. attorneys, of Augusta, AID
King, SpaIding & Little, of Atlanta,
repre- sentiny the Georgia Railroad,
seeking to restrain Comptroller Gen
eral Wright from collecting the tax
authoriz sd by the franchise law. The
road bases its contention on its char
ter of 1888, which relieves it of ell taxes
save one-half of l per cent. of its net.
earnings, Judge Newman set Janu-
airy 3O.h as the day for hearing the
case, and granted temporary restrain
ing order, Attorney General Hart will
represent the state. The case will be
fought to finish and will be carried to
the Supreme court of the United States,
by which ever side loses.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1904-01-09
NEW OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
BY Marshall Division 3. / G. and
Magnolia Lodge.

Sy "atSHdH OIVtSl0n .. &. ana
Magnolia Lodge.
Marshall Division No. 449, Brother.
hood of Locomotive Engineers, of
Americ1e, has recently elected and in
stalled officers as follows:
r. F. Poole, chief engineer; j. r
Byrd, first engineer. E. G. Ryals,
second engineer, G. A. Culpepper, first
assistant engineer; o. j. Gilstrap,
second assistant engineer; r. G.. Fer
,rell, third assistant engineer; J. FL.
Ross, guide; j. L. Ross, chaplain; G.
Fl. Rittenbury, insurance.
All the officers elected are we'll known
and popular, and will ever put forth
their very best energies for Marshall
Division.
Magnolia Division, No. 26O, G. I. A.
to the B. L. E, likewise elected officers
for the new year.
This is one of the strongest ladies
auxiliary in the state, and inspired by
such aid the brave engineers are in
deed we'll sustained in their work az
one may readily believe.
Magnolia Division elected the follow
ing named officers:
Mrs. George Van Ripper, president
Mrs. Ell. @. Tarver, vice. presid emit,
Mrp. Charles Culpepper, secretary
Mrs. Charles Sanborn, treasurer, Mrs
John Ross. chaplain, Mrs. William
Sanborn, guide; Mrs. George Ritten
bury, insurance; Mrs. e. J. Shehau,
sentinel; Mrs. E. o. Ryals, musician.
Success to Magnolia Division, and tc
the i. L. E. as well, always.