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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
Sell or EXCHANGE for Automobile

Mail order business, new and original
ldca. This has been tried and found n
winner every thing ready to do business.
owner has other business. This will bear
investigation. Unless YOU hav, good
machine, or mean business please don't
answer Address. Casco Chemical Co.
PERSONAL, Box 81, Portland. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Miss Sarah Stanley Chiropodist anu
manicure will be at NJ. l.. Dowhs %
Grove ST.. Apr. "a for cne week.
Apr22dlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not eX-
cr-,iinG twenty-five words coming under
thu. head of .lNANrED. FOR SALE, To
LET. LOST. &c, Will he inserted once
for l., cents and : cents for each SulSc
ul.tnt Insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT
la sending by mail remittance Of posting"
stamps should be made with order as tn.
charges are too small to open account for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Consider the elegance of DOROTHY
Dodd' shoes. Shoes have character"
and style as well as the people who
wear them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

A heavy shipment of coal came in
over the Maine Central. Friday There
We're Is carloads in all, consigned to
the Cushnoc Fibre Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
LOCAL MATTERS
Journals Telephone Call, 1864.

There will be Eastec exercises at ,ba
JeUett schoolhouse, Sunday, at 23O p
NJ. All are invited TO attend this serv.
ice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Easter ball at Wilson hall, Moliua!
evening. Music by Carey's orches'i''
apr22d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Master Charles w. Hopkins of the
Portland school for the deaf, arrived,
last evening. to pass Faster at his
home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Much attention was called to the
window of the Butler store. yester-
day afternoon. by beautiful display
of pinks and freezia. The flowers Were
the real article, and were the gift OF
c. w. Gilman of Waterville. who is
warm friend Of NJ. l.. Wheeler. and
were sent to Mrs. Wheeler in honor OF
her Easter millinery opening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Large assortment farm ana eafu 80
bulk seeds at F. L. Webbers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
BEN vENUE FLORAL PARL

Easter Food Sale. Women's ha *.
change.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
Agents Wanted.

WONDERFUL BUSINESS OFFER
TITO GV 10 $50 per week and upwards POSI-
ate sn,e we want representatives to oper
trasiies ~. safes parlors for the BEST, most at.
SRI taVt rapid selling ladies' and gents
bao,th known; ten NEW sight
co,,S,, ana comfort features. factory 10
sar,, uiIltr; n; previous experience unneces
R9,e NJ RISK; reply quick. Kushlon
ton tniii,9rt , Shoe Co. Jefferson Bldg: Bos. sos.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Boston Hairdressing and Cniropou.'
Parlors, 24s Watse ~ Ie'epno'''
dHP E-,-- .---.44-a~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

The children of San Rafael Cal, hay"
h-.n formed into 4 junior section of the
Lcli Improvement club. Their ddty viii
h'' to l.ir-srrv" til" street trees and to keel
p',tnrr off Inc streets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

Send in your orders for Easter h'ies.
loses carnations and spring flowers y"
eo. Aprlsd5t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
HUNTS SUMMER HOME. "WALD.

hcim at CobbosscccOntee, is offered for
salet at a good bargain. Lot 123xIgs.
beautifully wooded, cottngc furnished
throughout, 8 rooms, fine water flowing ia
Kitchen icc-house. garden; s minutes
walk from trolley line. Write G. c. Hunt
Auburn or Howard Owen, Augusta
n1iltf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
PAIR DAPPLE GREY HoRsFs

and years old. weight 2e5o. All kind ana
acclimated. not afraid of steam or e,an
trio cars. Will he sold at once. Can ana
examine at the Augusta House. apr.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
FARMS. PARTIES WISHING r.

my IHrlES. summer homes, lake cottages
or Cottage lots on lakes Maranncook.
Annabescook or CobDossccct nt,e meas,
write J. G. Ycaton, Ninthrop Me.
a1Jd3ws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
MOVING MACHINE, HORSE FORK.
\ MODERN FLAT-ToP DESK. Also
At r. (. PENNEYs LIVERY AND

h0Ir'IInS StIb!e. ], Oak St, Augusta, 70
head of acclimated horses: several pairs
heavy woril horses, also some fine driy-.
"rS. ami -,l,u. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22

\ FIRST-CLASS HORSE SHOER AT
once. Good wages ana steady job J. ].
Drl:cry. IL Willow St, East Side. Au
gIlsta. apr1Sdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
GOOD. SINGLE CARRIAGE, PHAE-

ton style, full leather top. been used but
little VIII be sold cheap. w. II. Fisher
.NlE. at LAW, Augusta. a1idtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-04-22
\ BANGOR BUGGY. COST s175; BUT

little used Will sell 1T less than half price
y new punt that | do not need, at a bar
gain. Call on owner. 22S State St, City.
a14utf
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Married.

On Sunday, ut 7. p. m. Jan. lst, by
the Rev. N. +. Bragg of the Methodist
church south, at the residence of the
brides mother. Mr.. William. johnson
and Miss Josie Clark.
Jan. /. 1905, by Rev. N. E. Bragg,
at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Kins.
worthy, Mr., 7. d. Garoutt Of Merkel
Texas, and Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison of
Deming.
The bride is the mother of Mrs.
Kinsworthy, and is we'll known and
greatly respected in this City.
The bridegroom is a wealthy stock
and ranchman, and is one the substan-
tia citizens of Texas.
The happy couple left for Ell Paso,
and from that point will make a tour Of
Mxico before reaching their home in
Merkel.
To wish them long life would be in.
appropriate, for Of that they have
already had their share, but the Graphic
wishes them abundant happiness in
their new relations.
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Electric LiRht Plant.

Deming has an Ice and Electric Light
plant that would be a credit to town
twice the size of ours. The plant was
erected in 1902 by the Silver CITY Beer
and Ice Co., and last year Mr.. +. M,
Walker was elected 10 the position of
general manager, ard the firm name be-
came the Deming Ice and Electric Co.
Under MIR. Walkers management the
plant has been improved in many re-
spects, and the improvements have all
been up to date, making this, for its
capacity, one of the best of its kind in
New Mexico.
Mr.. Croft was, for a time in the EN-.
ploy Of the company as chief engineer,
and when the lightning struck the
building last year and damaged the
machinery, our city readers will re-
member his quick time" repair work,
in getting everything in running order
again. When he left Deming for Cali.
fornia last fall, his mantle fell on Mr..
W. r. McGinniss one of theemployes
Of the company, and since that date he
has filed the position of chief engineer
to.the entire satisfaction of ali con-
cerned. Mr.. McGinniss is from some
where down east, is wide awake, COM
petent electrician, and il something
away up" doesn't come his way in
the near future, it will be no fault of
his.
Since Mr.. Walker and McGinniss have
been in charge there has been a con-
slant increase of patronage, and every
month adds 10 the business. The daily
capacity Of the ice plant is twenty five
tons, and the electricity is generated
from a sixty kiloWatts dynamo. At
the beginning Of this year there are
about 800 lights in the town, and there
is power sufficient to vastly increase
the number when more are needed.
Few II any towns in New Mexico, the
size Of Deming can equal US in the way
Of an Ice and Electric Plant.
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To Our Patrons.

We desire, through this medium to
express our gratitude for the liberal
patronage we have received and the
many words of encouragement we have
had during our brief connection with
the Graphic. We are doing our best
with the facilities we have, to give our
subscribers the worth of their money.
1t is our purpose to enlarge, and we
shall do so as soon as the extra cost Of
the improvements is in sight. And
right here let us say the entire amount
needed is in the hands or pockets of the
Graphic subscribers, who are indebted
to ms for past subscriptions. Many are
coming forward and paying up to the
first Of this year and some are paying
in advance. The individual amount is
small; the aggregate will enable us to
give the Graphic q better paper and
more Of II.
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Religious Services.
Cooke CHAPMAN.

The regular services will be held at
the Methodist church Sunday:-Sunday
School at 9:45, a. M; Preaching service
at II a. m. Subject of discourse, The
Divine Hand in Human Affairs. Junior
League. at 3 p. m. Supt., Mrs. Beagle.
Epworth League at $50 p. m. Topic,
The Making of a Christian. Led by
Mrs. Tossell. Preaching service at 1880.
Subject of evening discourse, The Day
of Opportunity.
You are cordially invited to attend all
these services.
There will be preaching service at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morning
at eleven o'clock. The theme of the
sermon will be, "A Vital Question"
At the Sunday school hour there will
be an election Of S. S, officers for the
ensuing year.
The mid-week service of prayer and
praise on Wednesday evening at 7:SO
O'Clock.
We hope very soon to resume our
Sunday evening services.
st. Luke's Episcopal Church, Sunday
Jan. 9Th.
Morning Prayer and Litany with Ser
mon at II o'clock. Evening Prayer
with address at 7:3O o'clock. Sunday
School at 10 N.
All are invited to attend these SER
vices.
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Come one Come all.

The AlomorgordO News exhorts its
readers to pull unitedly for much
larger wealth, health, enterprise and
future greatness,
Well, come over to Deming and get
your larger health first, then you will
be in a larger condition to hustle for
the other ingredients"
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Gard.

To the voters of Precinct No. in
Luna Co.. New Mexico.
| am a candidate for the office of
Justice of the Peace to succeed myself
in the election to take place January 9th,
1905.
| earnestly solicit the vote of every
man in the Precinct who can endorse
my administration or otherwise vote for
me. Respectfully,
COOKE CHAPMAN.
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Social Circle.

The Presbyterian Ladies' Social Cir
Gle met at the residence of Mrs. Wy
man on Wednesday P. NJ. of this week
at which time and place occurred the
election of officers for 1906.
Mrs. Morgan Swope was chosen Pres
ident; Mrs. ]. l.. Wells, Vice President;
Mrs. Lou Brown, Secretary; Mrs. U.
+. Duff, Treasurer.
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The Railroads.

The three railroads running into and
through our town furnish employment
to more men living in Deming than all
the other industries and corporations
combined that are engaged in business
here; and from their wages our trades
men in all lines receive the greater
share Of their patronage. And while
the employees Of the great corporations,
live among us and we meet them daily,
they seem to certain extent isolated
from society. The reason is obvious;
to hold their positions they must do
their work and do it well, and as much
Of that work requires close application
to business, they have little time or OPP
portunity to think or talk of matters Of
common interest. But they are men
nevertheless, and Uncle Sam has no
more safe and sane" citizens than
his great army Of railroad employees.
We give the names Of some of the
railroad employees living in Deming; we
wish the list was complete.
Southern Pacific.
G. B. Bosworth, Station Agent;
w. H. Hollingsworth, Chief Clerk
and Cashier;
w. Lawhon, Revising Clerk:
c. Hollingsworth, Car Clerk;
Ralph Greason, Ticket Clerk;
Telegraph Operators Geo. Letter,
Chief; E. ]. Killey, j. R. Golden;
Luther Trustworthy, Messenger;
+. J. Andrews, Yardmaster;
Sam Hodgdon, Foreman;
Geo. Malone, Switchman;
Sam Glass, Engineer;
Will Letter, Check Clerk;
Frank DeLaunay, Foreman Car
Shop;
Harry King, Nightwatchman;
l.. Krauter, Car Inspector;
r. f. Kealy, "
Platform Men-Jno. Warren, II. s.
Calame, Geo. Herriotts.
Santa Fe, R'y.
D. A. Creamer, Station Agent;
II. A. Lyddane, Chief Clerk, Freight
Office;
w. C. Jack. Rate Clerk;
j. +. Moore, Car Accountant;
W. r. Cameron, o. S. 4 d. Clerk;
J A. ". harrington, Line Clerk;
W. R. Peoples, Day Operator;
]. A. Greenwalt, Night Operator,
w. Darling, Warehouse Foreman;
j. H. Carr, Foreman of Roundhouse;
II. l.. Beagle, Chief Car Inspector;
w. J. Clifford, Chief Boiler Maker;
W. A. Woodward, Ticket Agent.
f. P. e. S. W.
A. J. Clossin, Car Inspector:
Ed. Peterson, Car Repairer;
A. j Hutchinson, Hostler;
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Permanent Water supply.

Within the last week we have re-
ceiveed letter from Topeka, Kansas,
and another from Minneapolis, Mime
sofa asking for the facts respecting
our water supply and what assurance
We have Of It's permanency, and sew
eral other inquiries which we will en-
deavor to answer.
The tract Of country watered by the
underfow Of the Mimbres, and other
streams is not far from fifty miles in
length by half that distance in width.
This tract Is level plain fertile as
any prairie in the older states that
have yielded such enormous crops Of
grain the past year.
The first strata Of water is found at
an average Of fifty feet below the
surface; and as an evidence of its per-
manency we would state that there
are In Deming and its vicinity about
$50 windmills erected over open wells,
that furnish water for the town, for
drinking and irrigating purposes. In
addition to these there are several
pumps run by engines with a capacity
of from 1000 to 5000 gallons per hour,
the last amount being lifted by a three
horse power gasoline engine. At the
Chinese gardens within a mile Of town,
one pump operated by steam power,
furnishes water TO irrigate Is or 20
acres Of land on which are grown
trees and all kinds Of fruits and
vegetables equal in quality to any
grown either in California or the more
eastern states. With all these pumps
in operation almost daily there is no
diminution Of the water supply. At a
distance of rs feet below, there is an.
other reservoir equally as extensive
in area as the first, which when reach
ed by the drill and piped, rises some
twenty feet above the water in the
open wells. This supply seems also to
be inexhaustible.
About eight miles from town, and
at a point about 100 feet lower than
this the Mimbres River Water Co,
have established a pumping plant,
with a capacity Of $50, 900 gallons
every "a hours. This pump has been
in operation for irrigation purposes
for months, and s'ill there is no dimi.
mutton of water. In this, the largest
of the pumping plants, on account Of
being located in a lower level, water
was struck at a depth of q feet. The
wells in every instance above referred to
are open wells. Capt. Knowles well,
which yields 5000 gallons per hour is an
open we'll five feet in diameter. The
Mmbres River Co.'S we'll is eight feet
square, and q feet in depth.
The depth of water In all the wells re-
ferred to varies from two to four feet.
We believe we have answered most Of
the inquiries we have received, in this
article with this exception, why is
there SO much good and naturally fertile
government land in the vicinity of
Deming when water in inexhaustible
quantities can be SO easily obtained?''
Simply because for years this vast
area been given over to stock raising,
and wells for stock water is all that
was needed to make that great indus.
try a success.
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Mr.. Little informs US that his store
building or the west side of Silver
street, next to his place of business, Is
now finished and probably rented. He
can lease it for five years If he desires
10 do 50.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
FrslSht Depot.

We have reliable information that
work on the new union freight house
win commence in a very short time.
Soon there viii be work for many Of
our citizens who have been looking
forward to the time when the erection
Of that building will begin. Deming
will have plenty of work for willing
workers this year.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
POrt Arthur.

Port Arthur has fallen, the terms
Of surrender have been signed; the off,
GERS will be paroled, and the rank and
file will become prisoners of war;
For eight months Port Arthur has
been the scene Of the bloodiest seige,
and the bravest defence in all the his
tory Of modern military operations
What next?
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We wish particularly to call attention
to Mrs. Guiney's specialties in our local
columns:
She has the very best hair tonics, in
cluding DR.. E. E. McLean's prepara-
tions for scalp treatment. She is also
prepared to do shampOoing and mani
curing. Call at her residence N. w.
cor. Of Spruce st. and Iron ave.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06

Silver City was boasting Of new
smelter at that point a week or two
ago. We believe that plant was con-
structed partly out Of an old one, but
Deming has one now that is bran new
from center to circumference. The
Luna Lead Company, under the man
agement of Mr.. Ralph Ely, has compile
ted lead smelter in Deming which was
fired up on the third inst, and charged
with lead ore from the mines in the
vicinity of Cooks Peak. The plant is
located about a mile east of town be-
tween the Santa Fe and S. P. railroads
In response TO invitations from Man.
ager Ely, a large number Of our rcitizens
went out to the Smelter on Tuesday to
witness the initiation of the new plant
into the "Ancient Order Of Lead Smell
ters." Everything worked satisfactorily,
and the Deming people saw the realiza-
ton Of a hope-long cherished, that
there might be smelter in Deming.
Mr. Ely never does anything in half
hearted way, and on this occasion, kept
open Office, and a table furnished with
a "wbole lot" Of good things for the
entertainment Of his invited guests.
The following is description Of the
new plant:
The Luna Lead Co.'S smelling plant
at this place, was completed on the
last day of the old year and the blast
turned on the morning of Jan. 9rd for a
test run. Itisnot expected at this time
to keep the furnace in blast longer than
from to 10 days, it being the object of
the company to make this run for the
purpose Of testing the machinery of
the plant, capacity, etc, so that any
weak parts that may be discovered can
be remedied. The construction Of this
plant was begun last August, but was
delayed somewhat on account of the
heavy floods which prevented the aiTi-
val Of building material and machinery.
The plant is small and compac' con.
sisting of one smelling stack 96 by 60
inches at the Tuyeres and % feet from
furnace to charge floor and accessory
machinery. The power for blowers,
sample machinery and elevators is fur
nished by three 25 horse power Horhsby
Akroid oil engines belted % a line snatg
by friction clutch pulleys. 1t will
not be necessary to use more than two
of these engines at any one time, but
it is necessary to keep at least one en-
CINE in reserve where continuous power
is required; at present one engine is
all the power necessary to operate all
the machinery, including inch well
pump.
The water for the jackets of the
furnace and engines, amounting, at
present, to SO gallons per minute or 81.
$40 gallons in "a hours, ispurnped from
well FIVE feet in diamater, and 50 feet
deep.
The site of the Luna Lead plant is a
level plat of land except where the Stag
rs dumped; there being about feet
differ of level between the yards
and the bottom of the Stag dumps,
which gives ample space for this pur-
pose.
There will be track connecting the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific rail-
roads, through the smelter grounds.
and a side track to an 80 ton 40 feet
track scales. AS soon as the above
material improvements are completed,
the Luna Lead Co.'S plant will be pre-
pared to do regular business in the
ore reduction line.
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The Stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. d. Mcbride last Saturday,
and as a New Years greeting, left a
bouncing girl baby. Our congratu-
lations.
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We are told that it is Mr.. Wallis in
tention to lay stone foundation around
his lots on the northwest corner of Sill
yer Ave. and Pine Street. The work
Of excavating for the foundation has
already begun.
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Mr.. L. Krauter informs us that a
baby came to his home on the SOth of
December. The family naturally took
kindly to it; there was room in their
hearts for just one more.
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Mr.. c. o. Ward, Chief Clerk in the
Office Of the Luna Lead Co., has been
off duty for few days ION account Of
sickness" but he will be at his post of
duty again in a day or two.
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Mr.. Graham, the new smelter fore
man, has been enjoying a visit with his
family who came down from their
home in SOcorrO, N. NJ. the first of the
week.
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THE BEST

Place to buy
diamonds is where they keep
them. We do not keep the
diamonds usually found in a
jewelers. Store, but we keep
"BLACK DIAMONDS" and
when you order a ton we
give them a weigh. When it
comes to a question Of fuel,
there
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
Temperature For December.

Mrs. E E. Herman, of Ration, is
tbs week visiting her sisters, Mrs. Up
degrove and Mrs. Gould.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06

The man who has a large lawn to
NOW thinks he has discovered perpetual
motion in growing grass.
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New BUILDINGS.

The new freight house is not the
only building that viii and to our city
improvement during 1906. We know
of several that will certainly be built,
and number that are now in contem-
platiOn. Judge Fielder set a good
example in the erection of his Office
block, and others are catching the
fever" That side Of Pine street will
soon be ornamented with another brick
for the same purpose-for an Office.
There seems to be no good reason to
doubt that the big dam in the Rio
Grande below Engle will be built by
the reclamation service. II viii not
only permit the cultivation Of $50, 900
acres Of now useless land, but It will
also settle the long dispute between
New Mexico on one side and Texas
and Mexico on the other. Come to
think Of Il, New Mexico put up . rat
ting good fight against these two pow
erful adversaries.
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is NONE

better than our screened
Coal.
We also sell all kinds of
Lumber and Building Mate
rial. When you build that
New House don't use poor
material, for the best is not
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-01-06
TOO GOOD FOR

this trying climate. Come
and see us, look over our
stock of Doors and Windows
and select styles suitable for
the New Home.
r rot convenient to call,
send US your orders by mail
or Phone and become one of
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-18
g q 81 9,
Mrs. Tiournoy nj Home.

Mrs. George Flournoys charming
Friday afternoons" with the music
ians are becoming more than ever
popular during the Lenten days.
Mrs. Flournoy is at home informally
to all her friends on Friday after
moons at her home on North Seventh
street. and over the Russian Samcov-
ar very clever little discussions inter
spersod with musical selections are
enjoyed. Madame Chaminade. the
French composer, was the theme for
yesterday and selections from her
work was rendered. Tact. talent.
and tea make these little afternoons
quite delightful social features.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-18

The engagement of Miss Henrietta
Swope and Mr.. Marcus Solomon was
announced this week with a recep-
ton at the Swope home on Washing
ton street on Tuesday evening from
S to 10 O'Clock.
The reception was n very delight
full affair and was attended by large
number of friends of the popular
couple. An elaborate supper was
served with wine. Dancing follow
cd the reception.
Miss Swope Is the attractive daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Swope. Mr..
Solomon is a popular merchant tailor
of South Third street. Both are
prominent In Jewish social circles.
The date of the wedding has not
been set.