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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-03
NEW WAR MAP OF THE VALLEY
Army Surveyor Here Consulting W.
M. Reed About New Map of
Eastern New Mexico.

Lieutenant F. P. Jackson, an Off
Ger and surveyor in the United States
army who has a camp at Lakewood
and is making a war map of the Pc
cos Valley and Eastern New Mexico,
came up from El Paso this morning
to spend the day consulting with w
M Reed, of the local U. S. Geological
Survey Office. His mad will contain
all the roads, bridges and fords, as
well as other points that are usually
put down on map. 1t is being got
ten up for the United States war of
fee. where it viii be kept ON file for
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military purposes. The War Office al
ways has such a map of every part
of the country on file, and they are
renewed at intervals
Notice to Subscribers.

Owing to the necessity of getting
the books of The Record in shape
to permit an appraisement of the
estate of the late H. F. NJ Bear, the
management is sending out num-
Der of bills for subscriptions due as
well as other accounts. Settlement
as early as possible would be appre-
ciated and would greatly help in de-
termining the value of Mrs. Bears
interest in the Record Publishing Co.
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St. Louis Taking Precautions.
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.
A. S. Davisson G. Sons, of Hagerman
and Artesia, Make the Largest
Land Sale Reported in


and Artesia, Make the Largest
Land Sale Reported in
Some Time.
w. s. Davisson & Sons, the bust
ling real estate men of Hagerman
and Artesia, came in on the morning
train to complete the largest land sale
reported in the Valley in some time.
They sold to DIR. r. L. Casburn and
r. T. Camp, of Carthage, Illinois, 920
acres of land in body, with an arte-
sian well on it. The consideration
is private, but Mr.. Davisson intima-
ted to the reporter that it exceeded
twenty thousand dollars
Mr. Davisson says the outlook of
the Valley is very promising. Their
agents in the North and East report
large crowds of prospectors coming
to the Valley this fall. They expect
a large party on the second excursion
this month.
They have been busy during the
summer listing land in all parts of
the Valley, and now have the most
complete list of lands in the Valley.
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A plan has been suggested and is
being carried out by which the auto
mobile stage to Torrance is to bs
greatly improved with additional ser
vice. 1t is proposed to make a trip
to Torrance every day, and this great
improvement is to be secured through
the big heartedness of the enterpris-
ing citizens of Roswell who took the
stock In the company and made the
auto line a possibility. The line has
been a great success, even with the
service irregular, and when it is made
possible to have the trips of the ma
chimes to the city of the Northwest
a daily event, the patronage will no
doubt be greatly increased. The pro-
position is to have the automobile ser
vice between Roswell and Torrance
daily except Sunday.
A paper is being circulated among
the stockholders in the Roswell Auto
mobile Company that is being literally
signed, by which the signers agree to
give to ]. w. Stockard, the present
manager, their stock, provided he car
~ out certain improvements that are
described in the paper. The stock
holders also are to receive non-trans-
ferable tickets for rides on the line,
equal In value the full amount of
stock subscribed.
These improvements that Mr.
Stockard is to put into effect and car
ry out are the important part of the
transaction. He is to add another
machine to the outfit. 1t is to be of
the style of the white car in the pre-
sent service, only size larger, and
when assisted by outside capital, is
to add a second machine to the SER
vice. Including the small machine
that Mr.. Stockard has had for some
time, the service will then be equip
ped with five cars He is to agree
to run the cars to Torrance every
day, except Sunday and ON days
when the mud. snow, or condition of
the two streams on the route makes
1t impossible to make the run.
With a daily car to Torrance, the
improvement would be manifold. 1t
would soon be learned that the auto
stage was a sure thing, and the cars
would be counted on by travelling
men and others the same as are the
railroad trains This was the original
purpose of the route, but Inc equip
ment is insufficient to make that pos
sible now
The auto stage has been a great
success. In the past forty days, dur
ing which there were ten days that
the trip could not be made on ac-
count OF mud and high water, the
autos have brought in $3.50. When
the trips are made regularly, the re-
ceipts will be more than doubled.
About $3.50 has been spent on the
road, and 1t is now in fine condition.
With all Of these favorable circum-
stances, the daily route win be a big
advancement in local conditions. pro-
vided the stockholders make it pos
sible by signing the agreement.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bellar and daugh
ter, Miss Onie, left this morning for
Beaumont, Texas. Mr.. Bellar is going
after a party of land buyers and will
return leaving there on the 18th. Mrs
Bellar and daughter will visit in Beau
mont, San Antonio and other points
and be gone until September.
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Crushed Rock Recommended.

1t is advised by the best authority
that the crushed rock is far superior
to anything heretofore used in Ros-
well for concrete and cement side
walks, and is rapidly being adopted
by all the best contractors in that
line of work 1t
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G. A. Bush, of Anoho, N. M, and I.
M. Earle, of Des Moines, Ia, who
have been here on business, left this
morning for Ancho, via Amarillo, Dali
hart and other points. J. w. Craw
ford of Ancho, who was here with
them, will return home tomorrow by
the automobile route, and will reach
home before they do.
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Will Open Another Barber sh

Will Open Another Barber Shop.
w. N. Brown, Proprietor of the ORR
entail Barber Shop, will open another
next door to the Palace Saloon, next
Monday, August z. Cy Waugh will be
one of the BARRIERS and that is suffic-
lent guarantee that the work will be
first class
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Trains Running as Usual.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 3.-The strike
of section hands of the Denver and
Rio Grande who are members of the
International Brotherhood of Mainte-
nance Of Way Employees, which was
inaugurated last evening, has not 50
far interfered in the least with the
operation of trains. According to re-
ports received at the general offices
of the railroad in this city today on
ly about One-half of the regular force
of track men have quit work, and it
is said that the places of the strikers
will be filled Immediately with new
men No difficulty will be experienced
it is said as the extra gangs, num-
bering 1000, who are not members
of the union will not strike.
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NJ. Phriendable and sister Miss Mar
garet Phriendable, who came here
from Billings, o. T.. and have been
looking at the country with a view
of buying, left this morning for Here
ford, where are four other prospectors
of their acquaintance. They will re-
turn to Roswell in few days.
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To lame A Wild Cat.

Whiteman Brothers have bought
Wild Cat which they intend to tame
and make a pet in their store They
once had whole menagerie and when
they had it almost complete their
store was destroyed by fire and the
collection was lost
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Fred Miller left this morning for
Albuquerque. He will be Joined there
later by l. K. McGaffey and Albert
Hanny, who leave here Sunday. All
are out for vacation trip and will
es. They will be gone about three
weeks
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SHIP CANAL cgLEsRAr,on.

Feature Of the Day an Address by
Vice President Fairbanks.
Sault ST. Marie. Aug 3.-Commem-
orative exercises In the government
park here adjoining the ship canal
made up the second days program
Of the semi-centennial celebration of
the opening OF ths sault st. Marie
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ship canal. which connects Lake Su-
perior with the lower lakes. The ex-
ercises took the form of a program
including three addresses, the feature
of which was the address of Vice
President Chas. w. Fairbanks.
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Mrs. A. w. Reddersen left last
night for San Francisco, where she
will join her husband, Gus Reddersen
who has a spendid position there
They will make their home in the city
Of the Golden Gate.
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Improvement in North Dakota.

Minot, N. D., Aug. 3.-During the
last eighteen hours there has been a
big improvement in the telegraphers'
strike situation On the Minot divi-
sion of the Great Northern Railway
twelve operators have returned to
work About 48 per cent of the sta
tions between Willston and Grand
Forks are in working order. All the
branch lines on this division are run
ming as usual
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Report of Collision Untrue.

ports of collision on the Northern
Pacific railroad sent out last night
and said to be On account of the
strike of telegraphers, are untrue, ac-
cording to General Manager Hern.
He added that it is expected to have
all trains running smoothly in a day
or two. He said through freights
were running now, and that the road
expects to have some of the local
freights running today. The through
trains are only slightly delayed.
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Earl Patterson left last night FOR
the United States Geological Survey,
with which institution he is connected
as a surveyor
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OWES A MILLION DOLLARS
Santa fe County. New Mexico May Be Forced Into
The Hands of Receiver.

s-SANTA COUNTY NJ,
INDEBTEDNESS is SAID TO AMOUNT TO
FORCED HANDS RECEIVER
HOLDERS
BONDS, TAKING STEPS
THE COUNTY TO DEFAULTED TWO
BANKING HOUSES
DERS OF<THE BONDS. KNOWN RAILWAY
AID BONDS. HAVING ENCOURAGE
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Mrs. j. w. Amis, who has had
charge of the Park Hotel proper for
some time, has assumed the manage
ment of the dining room, also, and
from now on the Park will serve
first class meals all the time and will
make speciality of Sunday dinners.
31t3.
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Bandmaster Jack Fletcher left last
night for Pecos, where he will meet
his wife and children and accompany
them home They were visiting in
San Angelo and started home some
time ago. For five days they have
been washout bound in Pecos
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CORDIAL RELATIONS.
as Result Of British Naval
Visit to the Baltic Sea.

Visit to the Baltic Sea.
London, Aug 3-The forthcoming
visit of the British fleet to the Baltic
sea appears more than likely to mark
the beginning of most cordial rela-
tions between Germany and Great
Britain, although it has been sugges-
ted in some quarters that it might
add to the friction now existing. The
proposed visit was known to be con-
at the foreign office months
ago, and the statement that objec-
tions to it were raised by Germany
were unfounded
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DIFFICULTIES ON ACCOUNT OF
TELEGRAPHERS STRIKE
ARE DIMINISHING.
OPERATORS SAY NOT so

The Strikers Say That Freight 8usi-
ness on Two Big Roads is ParaIyzed
and That Passenger Service is Bad
ly crippled.-FaIse Report of a Col
Iison.-Situation on the Denver and
Rio Grande.
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u s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocat Renort1

Roswell, N. NJ, Aug. 3.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, 81; min, "a; mean, 76.
Precipitation. trace; wind s.. We
locity miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity.
Partly cloudy tonight with local
thunder showers Friday generally
fair and warmer.
NJ. WRIGHT.
-. 0Mofal In Charge.
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j. c. Maxwell and mother, who
have been visiting in Kansas and
Texas for the past month, passed
through Roswell last night on their
way to Artesia.
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Train Six Hours Late.

The report this afternoon is that
the train from the North will be six
hours late, if not later. The bi-weekly
excursion is the cause of the delay
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YELLOW FEVER SITUATION.
Statement of Cases Reported Since
Beginning of Outbreak.-More
Favorable Today.

New Orleans, La, Aug. 3.-New
cases to noon today, none, deaths to
noon today two The total number Of
cases now existing In the city is 78.
The total number of deaths since the
outbreak began is 81. Notwithstanding
the spread of the disease, the yellow
fever situation as compared with yes
terday is viewed with some assurance
The amelioration of conditions be-
tween the authorities of Mississippi
and Louisiana has done much to i'm
prove the hopeful feeling and the i'm
broglio is now a closed incident.
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WIN. J. BRYAN JR. ILL.

Has an Operation Performed for Re-
movaI of an Abscess.
Chicago. ILL.,. Aug. 3.-Wm. ]. Bry-
an, Jr., is lying at the Presbyterian
hospital, where he underwent an op-
GRAFTON yesterday for the removal of
an abscess of the right knee. brought
about by Inflammation caused by the
cutting of corn. Young Bryan, who
is sixteen years old, was brought to
the hospital yesterday from Winona
Lake, Indiana, where he is a student
at the military academy. The hospi-
his condition was not dangerous.
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Harry Jaffa left this morning for
Chicago and New York to buy fall and
winter goods for the Jaffa, Prayer
store He will be gone about thirty
days.
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Partner Wanted.

Wanted partner, lady or gentleman.
Good paying proposition Only small
capital necessary. Call or address,
Miss F. D. Robbins, Phone 138, No.
314 N. Richardson ave- 1t
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Arthur Ingham, sheep dealer left
this morning for Kansas City. From
there he will go to Lincoln, Neb.. to
join his wife. They will both return
in about three weeks
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Dinner.


Chicken Pie, Ham
String Beans and Bacon
Corn On the Cob
Creamed Potatoes
Cold Slaw
Beet Pickles
Sliced Cucumbers, Onions, Pickles.
White Bread and Butter.
Corn Bread Pie
Coffee, Buttermilk, Ice Tea
Supper.
Fried Chicken and Gravy.
Potato Chips
Rice
Sliced Tomatoes, Sliced Cucumbers
Apple Sauce
Hot Biscuits
Iced Tea, Coffee
Ice Cream and Cake.
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l. s. Terhune, of Iowa Park, Tex,
who has been in Roswell for the past
ten days. left last night for Dexter
to visit and prospect
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WANTED.-One or two young ladie.
for day operators. Apply at Tele
phone Exchange. 31t:
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Artesian Well Owners Meeting.
There will be meeting of the own
ers of artesian wells in the Pecos
Valley, at the district court room in
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-08-03

WANTED.-An experienced gardener
at McClenney Farm, two miles east
on E. End st. 31t3a
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G. S. Masters, for two months a vi
sitor in Roswell, left last night fer
Ell Paso, where he will remain indei-
nitely. His home is in Tennessee.
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r. E. McNichol returned to his
home in Hagerman last night after
spending a day with friends in Ro-
we'll
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James Sutherland left this morning
for his sheep camp to be gone sever
al days.
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PLAN TO RUN TO TORRANCE Ev-
ERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TO GET MORE MACHINES

Stockholders are Signing away Their
Rights to the Company, Provided
Manager Stockard Makes This Big
Their Money Back in Tickets.
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Bring your children to Wal
tons Studio. 3Otf
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A Dispatch of Yesterday.

New Orleans, La, Aug. 2.-The to-
tai number of cases of yellow fever
reported up to August 2 is BAT The
total deaths to date, "A. New cases
today, one. Deaths today 6. The yell
low fever situation in the South is
not so favorable today, the high tenn
perature and heavy rain in New Or
leans, not only producing unfavora-
BILE climatic conditions, but undoing
much that has been accomplished in
the last twenty-four hours in the way
of oiling cutters, cisterns and ponds,
and making it necessary for the work
to be done over.
There are no new developments
in the controversy over the alleged
invasion of Louisiana by the Missis-
sippi troops guarding the frontier.
Arkansas as well as Mississippi is
using militiamen as quarantine Off
GERS, and has stationed them at va
rious points to prevent the landing
of people from the infected districts.
ST. Louis Taking Precautions.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 3.-Chief of
Police Kiely today notified the cap
tains of all districts to instruct their
men to be on the alert and report to
the police department Immediately
any suspicious cases that might come
under their notice. The tenement dis
tricts and lodging houses will espe-
cially be watched for yellow fever.
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Dinner in GIFTS Building.

The ladies of the M. E. church,
South, will give a dinner and supper
in the GIFTS Building Saturday. August
5. Dinner from 11:30 to 2. Supper
from to g. Price 35 cents Below
are the menus:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

A cigar after your own heart-Las
Palmas
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

league Of the Methodist Episcopal
church held a medal contest in the
church. Mrs. Mary Telford is the
superintendent of the league. Miss
Margaret Copeland was the successful
contestant.
Mrs. Nellie F. Crawford, who has
been spending some days on the
Heights, has returned to her beach
home at Alamitos Bay.
An adjourned meeting Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church was held
Tuesday afternoon in the church. Rou-
tine business followed devotions and
later the usual study Of "Dux Christus"
was taken in readings by the members,
with discussions.
Mrs. Mary Platt Of Hollywood is the
guest Of her friend, Mrs. William June,
14Oo Reid street.
w. A. Moles of New York city, en-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

a. .ll, yo.n0r-n-laW, Onver Posey. jr.
The table decorations were elaborate
aud consisted of flowers and ferns,
carrying out o. color scheme of pink
and green. Among those present were;
Mr. and Mrs Frank Coulter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Montgomery, Miss Brow
ME Coulter, Mr. and Mrs John Van
Gleason Posey, Oliver Posey, jr., Carl
ton Burns and Mrs. Van Girefon.
a charming little dinner party was
given at the Decatur the first Of the
week, when seigfried Goldman invited
q number of friends to meet Miss
Gladys Dodge, and later in the even
ing the party went to Los Angeles,
where Manager Linnard of the Hotel
Maryland in Pasadena entertained
with an automobile ride.
Those for whom covers were laid
were: Miss Gladys Dodge, Arcadia
Scott, Mrs. c. A. Moody, Messrs. Seig-
fried Goldman, Thornton Kinney, d. M.
Linnard and Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Ev-
ans.
Mrs. Ivar A. Weld entertained at
luncheon recently at her summer home
on Breeze avenue near Ell Canine.
Those present were Mrs. Joseph Kurtz,
John Miner, Antonia Heinzeman,
Adolph Koeblg, r. L. Tuttle and A. W.
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16

mer.
Mrs. A. ]. Risdon of Los Angeles is
enjoying an outing at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Cornell Of Los
Angeles are here for short time.
Miss Julia Phillips of Berkeley is at
Redondo Beach for the season.
Mrs. w. H. Dover of Los Angeles is
spending few days at the Kennebec
cottage.
DR.. Warren Horton of st. Louis has
come to this resort for the season.
Mrs. E. U. Altland and children of
Los Angeles are here for week.
Mrs. r. c. Snyder of Pasadena is a
visitor at the beach.
Mrs. e. e. Reem and daughter of
Los Angeles are here for a week.
Mrs. B. e. Gilman Of Whittier has
taken charge of her cottage for the
summer.
c. c. Cordelt of Pomona is sojourn-
ing at the beach.
Miss Ida James of Los Angeles will
be at this resort for few days.
Thomas ]. Horner of Los Angeles Is
enjoying the sea breezes here at Re.
dondo.
w. w. Whiting is a guest at the
beach.
Mrs. j. w. Robson of Los Angeles
is in Redondo for a few weeks.
r. j. Wrelsom Of Los Angeles is at
the beach for week.
Mrs. H. Baldwin of Santa Ana will
spend a few weeks here.
Murray McCullock of Los Angeles is
spending a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Cameron of Los An
geles are passing a few days at Ocean
front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brashear of Los Ange-
les are visitors at the beach.
Miss Leila Archer is spending a
week on the strand.
A cigar after your own heart-Las
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-16
Santa Monica

One of the prettiest weddings Of the
season was that of Miss Olive Walen-
paugh to S. N! Talkington, which took
place last Monday evening at the home
of the bride on Seventh street. The
ceremony which was performed by
Rev. f. C. II. Stevens, was witnessed
by a few of the immediate friends of
the brides family.
Immediately after the wedding sup
per Mr.. and Mrs. Tallkington left for
Los Angeles on their way to Iowa,
where they will remain until Septem-
ber returning to occupy their new
home on Seventh street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho-
dist church entertained last Wednesday
evening in the south parlor of the
church in honor of having paid for the
new church carpet. Each member of
the society had pledged herself to earn
81 dollar for this purpose and the CEN
trail feature Of the evenings program
was the relation of the methods used
iii accomplishing the end. Other num-
bers on the program were piano solos
by Mrs Eva Keller, a song by the
girls of the ]. o. C. club, together
with recitatiohs by Miss Gladys Rea
and Mrs. A. J. Boston.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church gave millinery social Friday
evening, to which men and boys were
especially invited and set at the fas-
- of hot fri, aiy,o An IN,
teresting program was given and sup
per was served
Mrs D. G.. Stevens of Nevada ave-
nue., Santa Monica, entertained at
luncheon Wednesday company Of
twelve guests Mrs. Stevens has issued
invitations for another luncheon to be
given next Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
A. T. Schloss.
The family of A. Mooser are here
from Los Angeles for the summer.
Mrs e. C. Bichowsky and SONS of
Pomona are on the strand.
Miss Inez Lewis, who has been the
guest of Mrs. r. R. Tanner for a
month, has returned to her home in
Oakland. Before her departure she
was rendered farewell reception by
Mrs. G. A. Tegner.
Mr. and Mrs w. F. Ransom of Pas
adena spent yesterday with friends
here.
The Fraternal brotherhood gave a
banquet and ball at the Auditorium
Thursday evening.
Redondo
Mrs S. Shappel and daughters, Mar