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The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
oAKDAlE NEWS.

A. w. RAIDER of Delano, Mimi, spent
several days with friends here.
Miss Anna Gould, Carl Anderson and
Fred Hil1erbrandt have all erected
dwellings on their clais1s near Oak
dale.
A large number of hunters have gene
to the Bad Lands since the open season
began.
The people in the vicinity Of Oakdale
are much interested in having the tele-
phone line put in better repair. Despite
the efforts of Mr.. Cuskelly, tine local
manag ger. it is often impossible to get a
message through to Dickinson.
On Saturday, Nov. nth, John Johnson
was thrown from wagon which was
loaded with logs and the hind wheel
passed over his lett arm, breaking it
midway between the shoulder and
elbow. The accident occurred about
5 o'clock p. m. and by working faith
fully for an hour Mr.. Cuskelly sue
ceeded in getting telephone call
through to DR.. Davis at Dickinson, who
made the run of over forty miles 10
Oakdale in his automobile in three
hours and forty minutes, which, consid-
ering the condition of the roads and that
the entire trip was made after dark, is
a remarkable record. DR.. Davis re-
duced the fracture and returned TO
Dickinson the same night. Mr.. Johnson
is doing well and all wish him a speedy
recovery.
The rain on the night of the 9TH was
welcomed and now everybody is taking
advantage of the mild weather to pre-
pare for winter.
Curt Bugbee has returned to Mime
sofa for visit.
Mrs. Smith and son have arrived
from Minnesota and both will file on
claims near Oakdale.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
bobbin with which it was really and
truly made. Invoked.

bobbin with which it was really and
truly made. ltsworked.
The following Medoraites attended
the dance at Sentinel Butte on the 9th
instant: Byron Connell and Miss
Gertrude Reid, Mrs. Oren Kendlay,
Chief Clerk Gordon and Miss Mary
Kosota, Mrs. J. w. Follis, Chas. Will
and Judson Lebo.
PeterJ Pelissier has proved up on his
claim.
]. A. McGregor has purchased the
George Reid house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campen and child are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Harmon.
Mrs. Camper was formerly Miss Estelle
Harmon.
The Honorable J. B. Stoddard visited
the county seat on Monday, on official
business.
George E. Burgess, and family have
returned from their visit to Minnesota
Mrs. Craig, the elder, has been visit
ing her many friends in Medora the pas,
week.
| A Young school teacher. from New
York, has been looking over the wild
west here this week to see if she has
sufficient nerve to 60. out midst the
howline wolves, TO teach school.
Sheriff Reid is moving into his new
home. Willie give house warming
the young folks are asking.
| 'Tis learned an arrest has been made
this month of a party, for illegally kill
ing cattle.
Chas Will has the contract TO,
furnishing the county and school dis
trict with fuel. William Rozell is the
miner.
Several cases OF Anthrax has appear
ed among cattle in the county.
| w. A. Brubaker, who served here
several years, as the most courteous
excellent and efficient agent of tn,
| N. P. Railway, leaves this week 70
| Terry, Montana, where he will accep
the office of cashier OF bank. If h,
serves the bank as faithfully as he die
the railway, it will have nothing to re
gret for appointing him cashier.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
GROUP.

A reliable. medicine and one that
should always be kept in the home fol-
immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t will prevent the attack il
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy cough
appears. For Sale by all druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1905-11-18
Medora News.

Willis Pelissier has returned from the
jamestown college.
The lace makers from Ireland worked
the town on Thursday. Lace all made
on the "Old Sod;" if you had any doubt.
they, the workers would show you the
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-20
Tag Rrevitles

Tic hyonl0 second polo team defeat
ed GFes Nect by Is 10 5A in The fual
fer III newport (R. ~ Cups.
President Roosevelt recently enter
taxed col age athletic advisers, with q
view 10 eliminating football brutality.
The Gisgta defeated the Athletics in
the arSt z ne Of the series for the
Forld's Championship by 3 score Of
5 - q
1llsz Southern won the final round III
singles q the womea's lawn tennis
ton ment at the Essex County Coun-
try club.
The Olympic games are to be held ut
enS Ae&t spring untn the patron
age 81 his rovai highaess the Grown
Ace nf 5rsece
ian michael paced a mile ia 2.08 al
taa oakley pafk Grand Circuit meet
iag,, the fastest mile made iu = har.
ness race mis- year.
TIE British Amatesr 4thletic .Asso-
cis ian aas uerlasnan.iY aspended Al
frea Slnubb eie English champion dis
a4ea rFnnsr for ~mtlpraetices IN
os lIe he right of appeal.
aane 8a. q thfee-yaar-old hliy
ghe 0nerk stable. ran one
E@alont Pars in 1.37 2 ;, which
9als Tie hest time on record.
F.H
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Parsnnal CO IL

Adrian Iseltn she Kew yc,i hansar,
left an estate Q about Sfe. 5tQ. 800
Frank Beard, q wej-knoun iHuatra-
tor died at bis home ia Chicago, Ill.
Alderman Waiter Vaughan has 4 ,n
elected LORD Mayor Of london fdr the
ensuing year.
Major J. Q Hutchinson. Of london.
is one of the best gnoVa globe trottors
ia tne world.
Andrew Carnegie ans Offered Ia e,ve
Smith College, Northampton, Mass
one half Of Sl2J 600 Cor 4 n~ieiogical lab-
oratofy-
George Meredith one n the GROUP
Of authors who remain faithful to he
J -eashianed laill pen.
sfn8tol 3adicid Proctor. of Vermont
lis 10 CREST a sarat0rinm 81 that state
for the treatment u tuberculosis.
Jerry Simpson, the former Kansas
Congressman. is recovering from his
extreme illness, but has lost bis voice.
Liantu~mnt-geaera stoesse', wh9
commanded the Russian forces at Port
Artaur is suffering from . stroke og
para
SignoE Tamagno, the famous italian
tenor, who Gao recently lnft 4 fortune
estimated 81 100000.
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I uh1 Nolduasssioa me- a"a made fht
( first awards under ihe provisions eifag
; Jared by 4adrau ga~.asa H, a.,,Hra
S" i'o'@ RcIe h"H''d n
eehet l~fss 81 the fuia, D Iaatrres
81 tbs initial awards are thee-.
so banefaf9rs is nansia.cr as,b-~L
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he hsnl, ,na r7lsboS me- III, 80.
with H. "a f,rra3 C7,.e 7ol5
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Ia hair ana tlan nu,lag Nolf. +.
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-ln-r 49, .vlt 7 IN.

Ats st5rawal Jtc,..i. ,1oT pr
he ~ aoa CYafeaers General, WIS
nov tir IL Charlotte. n O., U
eba15n lawyer her gcleain-s me-
gJo fee dalr lIla mem -l
ri esston
s ere are 3cgl f.ol, when 3
lawyer the chias henefcl1ay cf
a suit Mrs. Jackson y snow
Of one 81 aGce. A friend of mine tn
Virginia ed 2 railroad ernnaue fiji"
lamag ad secured verdict i-
$4,000 "A was paid. a. The who
amount "a DE BANS '5ec.
to hc. II course. a.iEt g.
a Per
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she !ul the 3a'v nf aata
uug i'm
what 1aa she loT
She married tine au ar l-ar
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FARMERS aArH- aIa WELD.


LoF1 tA CtaI>l# tL tb@- GtAtEA
Wa 31ton. I'D. a -e|osarnmgut ra-
tur1s ia tha conditions &c the e3na1ry E
eres farm prodl,fs KS 0. October I in-
a.cate 5Aag crop ne me hes lua'i1f
hd largest lu4r-iy iu listnl win ha
harvested this year The corr nr3u rs
particularly large sp0 is L ...or,i
breaker The vuelt crop mas accord
tle ,3 ne statistics been eEcaa -ed only
once faiia tce Yields Of oats barley.
rye. bncAwhelt fax au1 tobacco either
exceed al records or approach tbe
dglres Of prav,oas record breaking
yields.
Is is estimated from the ngr1res sent
0pt ly the Governments Agriculture
bufa-a thaI 4 ca1r I'll 2"r07..5I.o30
bushels a1 corn wiz be laIvostai this
.01aEl Tile statistic.au 9f Nazg
Eoe1 erodGge Exchange leaH FOR q
t1ra. crop q wheaf 60 reach 69a. 10000
bushels OF cats. the Z s5ir.tas Ill.
f3r q crop u @39.000,009 busl ASA Grair
experts commented On tn fa1C that
the condition of the ,-aps an. rlg qual-
l9 t-hs gcai #sle aasa9sT good.
The Moattlr report III tha depart.
mant n Agriculture gives be average
quality OF. condition IF spril1 wheat
at 80; corn. SIG: oats e24 barl ej.2.
tye, 9lG, toba2eo SIS p0tal1es. s4.3
ice. sos.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-20
RIOT IN philadelphia
Hobs gis|t Homes Of Former FQid-
Gal Bosses.
0uRHANS HONE IS STONED


"e@F'a$ @@F DE sfsA4 70 SreT
sts soiood hg ss2as Thro wang
H7s.1r s,s-- sons McNIelsls son g4el6
Iau p Ra-Led BY City oar s
..,se,8 ,uar ar7 tne
fhs y @lo9lc'
"At-e vernon " Missouri an
au.at ae Of tn, tea a;ars. de-
r.4 a.. ..sr p.
'''t "'"A 9'19e
~ ba-s 19 ann i@A} spruce te4. {
4tcnD
F.H Etes tae 4rs7a.., Il .,.erfou
-,,
"e'e "s-'a'9''-
" :-.n oa' &-ter a meet
o- .ere mouoter,
the e the r~4l5 ana cailoI
for To'u4.s 81 l-rcA ua5e Size
houses 1f ~ rHaG af7 AIcN.1o..
They sar rrclfgr 2DaH We hn-a'e4
men toc be,aa he n@Eer singing
"1lr 3 l4- HE 4haf b.a.s
Gore t4es e41 gone 3 block Autifeoe 3.
men 1tanS o- whom wel~ fgCa-, ami
ah ~dtsoroCrty. 5olA5d Iii. lTiFa4g
fore Hurhan'a horso TIL @as ts rock
their turn On .ae steps, ~aenouncing the
'boSs and calling on rim "a leave town.
Then the two hundred faithful dropped
10 their knees IN prayer and sent ap
supplications fol Durham. The disog-
detly portion theE began To throw
stones. Not g policeman dared 10 in
leTfele ard the whole street vas ar
the mercy Of tAe mah.
tust as ii was beginning 10 get segi
oas inc rjpgleaders oaaa4 Tor tho next
move. p march on thc On 81 Boss
McNIchot Arriving there. the speaker
tool their station on tAe stepS Sc
Flchofs young son, returning hone,
arrived just At that time. lie vas neia
by three mea while the leader ai~
dressed 2 speech 70 MIN.
rms shOUic De 3D. jail" shouted the.
Ianauc. your father ls 3 thief, cro0&.
liar ana n&Jer OF Goa, II we ala right,
We would teat every stone Of yoNr
nome dow ana SETTER his bones 70 the
winds. GOu are q SuG Of 2 crock. You
are tainted
The boy struggled 70 get free. anG
shouts 81 protest were heard from the
crowd Tvs a shaole" Lei me Boy.
90. III il Lot his fault"
"snS OK lie tatber shan he visited
On me beads Of his children shriesc3
the fanatic.
McNtchc"a S0n managed to y~rest
himself from bis captors, ri struck
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-20

Activity Be- the Southern pig ircp
81 rSet has assumed The proportions cF
7 1ren The four iarges. producers
III the south are 0nt af hc market Ton
selling purposes FOR the present So
GREAT has been the 1emand The de-
niand for Southern iroa is unSeca
denied. while production IS tie TEL
tor the last three gears
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eninent PEOPLE

Praaie Aal.our IS DOT IKE h COR
-a'
Eiys a mas dnal.y suocle8ei spd
has aad 2 telephone pvt II til Yaaeae.
e is said stat .sthur Ratsar. he
British Premier, neyeg reads iIs news
Pei
LORD CareT Tie Fog lisa Aa9iaman.
{. farmer Of rcaoHa Ana orgrs a
'Rra OF teFseyS q rare 4lrain
Swift Macbeth, who * raaarded as
ne cillaprD luestianer VI tie Brit sa
Q - JoumOns is d barrister ~
profession.
King Edward has r~eviydsa Ffoqa IN
ogiaaa, it is said. tchisladyiike game
aas 8. Tered q declbie untl tbe rece9e
r9yAl beost
PRESIDENT Diaz IS ua1 80 weaitHv as
accredited. his fortune "a short If 81
million.
Recently Sir William Cracks lecfufe8
twice at Kimberley SoutE Africa ST
de making of ARTIFICIAL ~3ianuoads. gl5e
lectures cost $1,000. for tie nclg3ea
elaborate experiments
simon GuggeniN ~
go and ore o
B gate ots
ssoted
elab
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-20

TIE iate Herman >othnaela. tha ca
nous surgaon. wrote an essay several
years go IN which he ~eHdeav3red 10
prove tiQae rha moment Of dying was in
most casea absolutely painless, HIS
own DEAN evidently confirmed ibis
doctrine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-20
Western RAILWAYS Coueoetel.

the most serious congestion IN uieif.
history in moving 5ha eF2iu crop
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nnulE Ah,nL 80 MnLerI--

There Is little idle machinery IN any
81 the leading industries. ana most 80
the plants are gattin@ offers u. con
tracts FIT delivery we'll into the fU,l
but this foiwapH an.Hesa Is restricted
ii many cases BY conservative mann.
lecturers, who feel eo4 uacertaiuty
regarding their ability q secure raw
ulateriai al rhe ptaper iae d Brle&
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-20
cBAN BERRY CR0p a rAgLgBF
0utpvt 81 Two cane Oh Counties 125.-

Output Of Two Cape CQi Counties f25.-
00 Barrels Less Than Last Year.
Buz2 IDS Bay, Mass .Cape Gods
cranberry crop has -esled.
me season was the poorest YER know
in the history 81 the industry Ac-
cordiu& 10 the estimate of laadfug
growers the total crop iu cAo counties
oh Barnst&bie aga Plymouth VII Le
$4,000 barrels less thsn iast wear.
notwituat-n ding the large acrea e 81
1eH hog Which came iasa a4ring for
the first slime this season.
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The Eug,- day floats on 1885 asc-
absut vesse. -.
The Penn's Grove record., 1905-10-20
THE CHANGE Of LIFE
aNFsGlgaEHTW0MEH PREPARE
ewars aa6 aain o FLATS Critical Period
avoided ~ tl:s Use or Lydia Il. Pink
Aago'e Vegetable Compound.

How many sc
men realize that
The most critical
period r. 3 wo-
man 5 Gxistence
IS the change OF
lie, and tina the
nxie y felt BY
women 80 this
time draw near
is act without
reason 2
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Ebout e0.ooa ua q batter l
yearly ia tsreat bfa
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20 .ra
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alaa tsa z Tau,. naa ussae6
oGt tato die " a esq
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aade 70 nsc5s -afy for nae tc
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14

Read the NEWS and get the
News.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

WELLS, New, Nov. 30, 1905
+ NJ. CLARK, Ely, New.
Dear Sir;
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
CORRESPONDENCE
OsCeOla

The Jurors have all returned
home.
Gold nuggets are no novelty
in Osceola.
If you have money to invest
try Osceola. 1t has produced
millions in gold, and yet quartz
mining is in its infancy.
F G. Williams has returned to
camp, after a two months alb
sence in Denver. We are heart
ily glad to see his smiling face
among us again. He will remain
during the winter.
Seven degrees above zero is
the lowest the thermometer has
registered here to date, but it
has brought out many Overcoats
and heavy winter wear, and
makes the unprepared wonder
what they have done with their
summer earnings.
-Four men are now at work on
the Gem property, owned by the
New Moon M. and NJ. Co. a
shipment of ore from this prop
erty to Denver last fall showed
beyond any question that it car
ries good values in gold. This
is but another of the many good
things yet to be opened up in this
district.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals to install the Ely fire pro
lection system in the town of Ely,
Nevada, will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners OF
White Pine county, Nevada, up to
and including the eighth day OF
January, 1906, i'll accordance with
the specifications now on file in the
Office of the county clerk of White
Pine county. The successful bid
der to pay for the work already
done Oh said fire system.
A good and sufficient bond in the
sum of 81 900 will be required OF
the successful bidder for the faith
full performance of the contract.
ANY further information required
by bidders in bidding intelligently
will be furnished by Ed Willard x
Son, Ely. Nevada.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Bv order of the Board of County
Commissioners of White Pine
county.
Attest: +. d. OLDFIELD,
Clerk.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14

BEGINNING at cor No /, whence Sc cor sec ;,
n is \. II 60 i, NJ N, bears a deg ~ MN 4
, 1862 6 II. thence deg IL mia W uoo IL 70 GoI
No thence W 1900 # to cor NO 8 'nehce y ''es
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Mineral Application.
No. 1927
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, New, December 7, 1903.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PHI EBE
Giroux, by Louis Fraser, her Attorney in
faet, whose post office address is Kimberly
White Pine County, Nevada, has made appli-
cation for a untent for 1900 fl on the NAPOLEAN
NINE IODE. situated in Robinson Mining
District, White Pine County Nevada, and de
seribed in the official notes and plat ON iile in
whence inc : +, cor See 5, I l6 y, r 90 T., NJ D NJ
Bears 81 deg l6 min 59O86 fl, thence s. deg As
min " $40 fl TO cor 40 2;thence % deg II min Z
1850 4 it TO r0r 80 3; thence 5 - deg ~ MN Z
355 fl to coT Me- /; thence $ Il deg q min W
80 5 # 10 cor No s.. thence % deg 10 min W
1879 fl to cor No l, place Of beginning; Con
tanning - 81 acres, The location or TINS mine
County Mining Records. Adjoining claimants
Surveys Nos. 19s}-l9sl-l9S5, and 22lS.
o. II. GALLUP,
Register.
First pub. date Dec "A. 1873.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14

WELLS, New, Nov. 30, 1903
+. NJ. CLARK, Ely, New.
Dear Sir;
We wish you would inform the
patrons of the Wells Forwarding
Co. that for the time being and
until further notice, they should
not order any more freight to
come this way, for the following
reasons: In the first place, the
unusual amount of freight here
at the depot at the present time
will load all the teams (seVen or
eight) for at least three wee kS.
The depot here can hardly ac-
commodate the freight that is
here now, and with the roads in
the condition that they are, the
prospect is that the teams may
be showed in at any time. Our
contract with the railroad com
pany is that we haul the freight
when the roads permit, but we
do not intend to take advantage
of this, and will try and get what
freight is here over the road at
any cost. But we must insist
that no more freight be ordered
this way until we give you notice,
and if same is done, we will have
TO refuse to advance the railroad
charges on same.
Yours very truly,
WELLS FORWARDING 90.
Per NJ Badt Il Co.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14
Cure for Sore Nipples.

AS soon as the child is done
nursing apply Chamberlain S
Salve. Wipe it off with a soft
cloth before allowing the child to
nurse. Many trained nurses use
this with best results. Price %
cents per box. For sale by F.,
NJ, Clark.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO Af-
TR9PRIATE THE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA.
Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day of
November, 1905, in accordance with section q,
chapter NIVI, OF the statutes OF 1905, one Ely
Bath and Steam Laundry Company OF ELY,
County of White Pine, State OF nevada, maze
application to til State Engineer of nevada ioi
= emission to appropriate the public waters OF
The State of Nevada. Such approximation is 70
h' made from Springs, known as Warm springs
p f. Il Sec. I. 10 N, r 81 E.. n. NJ, by means
oi tunnel into hill side, aud one hundred inches
a er second is 10 be conveyed To points ), 4, a
- ~ T.. a See. >. r. is \, Il. is L. by means OF
,Aches, fumes and pipes and there used Tor
~, Laundry, Domestic aud Irrigation phr-
Dses. The construction OF said works shall
5esin before March LIST, 1905, and shall he com
A,leted on or before Aug LIST, 1905. The water
khall be actually applied to a beneficial use on
II before Jan. LIST, 1907.
Signed: HENRY THURrELL
State Engineer.
First pub. Nov. -. 1905.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-12-14

WHITE PINE News ads more
than pay for themselves all the
time.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-15

Two million dollars is the sum that
is said to be coming to o. Samuel BIZ
who today began unloading a monster
steam shovel in the local railroad
yards for use on the Hondo reservoir,
inder the direction of the Taylor
Moore Construction Company. Mr.. BIZ
shop received the word yesterday of
his great fortune, but he is continuing
his work in the Roswell yards the
same as though he expected to get
only what was coming from the
sweat of his brow.
Mr., Bishops home is in Philadel-
phia. A few days ago he received
word of the death of his aunt in that
city on February 6. Yesterday, at
ter having arrived here only one day
before, he received a letter stating
that her will had been flee for pro-
bate and that it was stated that her
estate was worth five million dol
lars: also that one million had been
given to charity and the other four
millions were to be divided equally
between Mr.. Bishop and one other
heir.
When he received the startling
news, Mr.. Bishop took it as calmly
as though some one had old him his
shovel was not dumping right. or had
old him some other unimporuant
piece OF news. He and his partner,
Mr.. Potter, will continue their work
If unloading and setting up the big
digging machine, at least until he
gets more news about the fortune.
The steam shovel arrived yester-
lay. The work of unloading. com
menced this morning, will occupy two
days, at least. and it will the take
at least a week to set it up at the
reservoir.
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One of the most cleverly planned
parties of the present winter Isl
in Roswell society was that of the
Entire Nous Club yesterday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. R. M. Parsons.
1t being ST. Valentines Day, the reg
lila club meeting was rurned into a
Valentine party. and the Valentine
idea was carried out in every feature
of the afternoon.
The Parsons home was appropriate
ly decorated in red. the Valentine col
or. the color of love, and the decora-
tions were selected with a view to
the artistic and tastefully placed.
The amusement of the afternoon
was a postofice, out of which every
lady present received a Valentine
from each of the others. The Val
entines were made from the original
were of their own handiwork. They
were all appropriate to the recip-
tents. and a great many of them were
bright and interesting. Each express
ed some sentiment Or told of some
, characteristic of the lady to whom
it was given. The reading and com
p~arison of these unique little gifts
pleasant
At five O'Clock an elaborate dinner
was served in three courses The Ia
BILE was decorated in crepe hearts,