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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-04-05
Lard Toe at Hicklin Bros,

Iard. Toe at Hicklin Bros.
Meal l5e psrpcck GILBERT y soN
jaime. Hour, B, u Wichita Hans.
ou business
h j Morris dentist Once over
Marion Bank
W. VI Hurley. OF Tolu. was iu the
uty Friday ou business
Fresh bread every dag.
Norri- * Yate,.
W. : Pari.. of Craync,illc. was
iu Ola, city Monday.
John l. Grayot and wife left sun
day for Smlthlaud
Judge J. +. Gordon and wife left
sunday for jacksonville
Tho. Wolfe of Salem Valley.
passed through the city Monday.
Hon. l.. II. James Is contemplat-
1 ing a trip TO Mexico this month
u. ". u. Moore, of the Flat Rock
vicinity, was in the city this week
Mrs T. J. Num-, of Frankfort, i,
the guest Of her children here tins
week.
Mr.. joel Pickeus left Tuesday foi
Benton. H. TO visit relative, for sew
eral weeks.
FOR SALEl \ stephens sport
ing and hunting rife; a bargain.
:. VI. JENKINS.
Rev j. Il, Lowcy. of Hampton,
was in the city Monday enroutc tC
MorganGcld to attend Prcsbytcry.
Thos Linlcy, son Of Isaac Linley
81 salem. is now in the t. : arm,
and is stationed at Fort Andres, nea
Boston. Mas,
For = good, clean, smooth shave
go to the palace Barber shop op
positc the post office,
MIR n SEDnERR>
Insure your property against los
ca damage by tornado or windstorm
BouRLANp X HAYNES.
General Insurance. Marion, ny
$ Judson Bennett returned fror
Danyillc last week He went Their
70 Zee his son. Tricc, who is attend
ing Center College
DR. and Mr.. Joseph j. Clark,
Mlborn, |. T., are being congratr
e lated on the arrival of another fin
e boy at their home last week.
Cha,taiu Haynes, who went
Nashville to meet his sister. Mi
Mildred. and brother Henry, return
ed with them Thursday afternoon.
y Metz Il Sedberrry, the Palace ba
Der shop boys, will please the mo
fastidious. In fact they please eve
n body. "Once a customer always
At customer.
> Leonard and Ollie Lowery, OF ;
lem, we're in the city Tuesday. Tn
IS report the Salem road as almost IL
W passible. Much of the travel n,
% goes to Salem via Mt Zion color
church or via Crayneville and Vie
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b j. Morris. dcnu,t
N.ecatcd Calomcl never gurc-.
Np.statcd Calomcl never .aiiyatc..
Take your egg, to,Ilckliu Bro.
Bourlaud a Haynes, Fire Insurance
Beans, 3 cent. at llicklin Bro.
straight grade -four j5c per sack
GILBERT q Sos.
JAS \. Stcgar, OF Princeton, wa-
tac city Thursday.
i coffee. the best in the south.
Morris a Yates
Hnr, Haynes arrived in the city
r-day from DcLaud. Fla
Mis-. Ina Price returned from Nash.
Tenn. Thursday afternoon.
3.,, 900 earth. Chase Il Sanbcrn
a.u coffee. Morri, n Yates
lur, Butler, Of Salem valley,
a 'ao city last week attending
.a stock china, gla., and queens,
% Hb,ard Of prices
Morris u Yates
MIS-, Ophclia Alyi,, salem
' Ea-tor novelties and hats %
H...,
Wilson. Of Pincy, !, attend
-.,,ery at Moreau6eld TIN
OBJ. sanitary shop ClcaI
... each customer.
METZ n SEpBEBRl
I.. Bmnsrord, of Freedom
,.. guest of Mrs j. l.
Sunday,
Poster. ct Hampton, was j
NMu the guest OF nj
Foster
Nl. Nuuu. of Rodney, VIII
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NEW GRAHAM FLOUR.
Pure whole wheat Graham
flour, IL Id. sacks 35c; IS Id.
sacks Csc.
MARION MILLING Co.
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W. Il. PLATr SELLS BUSINESS
TO BANNISTER AND THOMAS

w. L. Platt came up this morning
from Frulta having sold his furniture
house and business at that place to
William II. Bannister. the local fur
niture man and f. S. Thomas. also
of this city.
The new firm took charge today.
Mr. Thomas, who Is a furniture man
of long experience. will have charge
and active management of the busi-
ness. He has moved his family to
Fruita and will take mp his permn-
'nent residence there. Todaw Messrs.
Bannister and Thomas are in Fruita
CLOSING up the details of the trade
and transfer,
The FrnIta furniture store is en-
joying splendid patronage and is
one of the best arranged and best
stocked furniture stores and under
taking establishments in this section
of the state and the business would
do credit to town Eve times the
size of Frulta. Tho business has
grown gradually and permanently
and there is no doubt that It will con-
tinue TO grow under the new manage
ment
The business occupies one of the
largest and handsomest store build
ings in Fruita. The stock carried is
a large one. thoroughly modern and
up to date and the new firm expects
to keep It complete in every depart
ment. Special attention will be given
to the undertaking business. a large
stock of undertaking goods will he
kept on dispay at the Frulta store.
Mr.. Plat had not removed perma-
lnently to Fruita. his home stnl be
ing in this city.
Mr.. Platt stated this morning that
he and his family would leave for
Fan extended visit to the old home in
the south. ON returning he will
'again embarl, in business in this city
hut his business plans have not yes
been made public. He has had but
little rest from business in num-
Der of years consequently is looking
forward with pleasure to his visit to
Hhis old home In the south
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a NEIGmBoRHooD ROW.
V. +. DeiliI has the Nichols Arrested
and They Return Coin
pliment aud have
Him Arrested.

This morning warrants were issu-
ed in Justice sweney's court for V
F. Delhi. wen known ranehman.
and Julius and Frank Nieholi. also
prominent ranchmen. al residing
northwest Of the city. The issuance
of the warrants is the result OF a
neishborhood row.
II seems that Messrs. Nicholi claim
that on various occasions Mr.. Delhi
has insisted upon disturbing the
peace and dignity OF the community
in which the parties concerned re-
side. THE Delhi and Nicholi ranches
are pretty close together A few
days ago the climax of the trouble
was apparently Reached when in front
of the Delhi ranch the Nichols and
Delhi met and row ensued. This
morning Messrs. Nicholi came to
town and had warrant issued for
Delhi charging him with being dis
orderly and disturbing the peace
Delhi was arrested an hour or two
later. He was represented by Attor-
ney Greer. who went before Judge
sweeney and swore out warrants
against Frank and Julius Nicholi
charging them with disturbing the
peace and being disorderly. The Mich
oils were arrested this afternoon.
1t Is a purely neighborhood quar-
rel and there is an abundance of
hard feeling between the principals.
Justice sweeney set Thursday after
noon as the time for giving Mr. Delhi
a hearing.
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THAT BALL GAME.
The Crowd was good sized One
thought not as Large as
Expected Out.

The threatening weather had its
effect upon the attendance at the
ball game played Saturday afternoon
in the interest OF the San Francisco
relief fund However. there were over
TWO hundred people out and more
enthusiastic crowd could hardly have
been assembled.
The game took place at the fair
grounds. The Grand Junction high
school under the management Of
Charles Kerstetter. and the Rural
Rnbes. one OF the best known teams
Of the district were the contesting
teams.
Each side succeeded in scoring
pretty heavily throughout the game
consequently the excitement attend
ing The game in which the score is
kept low was not in evidence. In
one inning the local team made nine
scores. There were few sensational
plays. Several men in each team did
excellent work. The final score was
II TO Is in favor of the Grand June
tlon boys.
The total amount of the gate re
ceipts was not learned but 1t Will
reach in the neighborhood of about
SEQ. This will be turned over to the
local relief committee.
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FROST MAY COME.
The People are Warned to have
Smudgcs ready Tonight
for there is Danger.
source

There is danger of frost in the
Grand Valley tonight and the citizens
are warned to have their smudges
ready. They may be needed before
morning. Weather obsberver Har-
dinge and a representative of the
Fruit Growers association. with per
haps one or two other gentlemen will
hold vigil at the weather station to-
night. Mr.. Hardinge will take OBJ
servations constantly
Every portion of the valley will be
kept in touch with the office. Should
the frost come general warning will
be given and every resident of the
valley whether he be a fruit grower
of not, or whether he reside in town
or in the country. should start
smudge fires. Danger to the fruit
crops of this section is danger to
the business interests as a whole.
Fair tonight and Tuesday with
frost tonight. Tuesday warmer, is the
official forecast for Grand Junction
and the vicinity A clear night is to
be dreaded. for under such condi-
tions the danger is the greatest.
The minimum temperature at this
point yesterday was 80 degrees. the
maximum temperature was go de-
grees.
A low barometric pressure was
central this morning in southeastern
Colorado, with Increasing pressure to
the north and west accompanied by
lower temperature. Rain, with 10
cal and occasional snow storms have
been general over the Plateau and
Rocky Mountain Region and over the
eastern slope. Conditions indicate
frost for tonigh for Western Colo
rado. and fair weather and moderate
temperature for Tuesday This is
the statement made by the weather
officials.
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CREATED MUCH EXCITEMENT.
Two Men Create Disturbance in Front
Of Citizens, Gas 4 Coke
Company this
Morning.

This morning a row occurred on the
pavement in front Of the office of the
Citizens Gas & Coke company in the
Masonic block on North Fourth st.
II seems that Charles Swaney and
another young fellow by the name of
Wagker, both railroad men, were
standing in front of the office OF
the gas company and according TO re
liable report they had been drink
ing pretty heavily and were not us
ing choice language. They had their
dinner buckets with them, being. evil
IDENTIFY en- route from work. They
had set the dinner buckets down on
the pavement almost in front of the
entrance to the gas company's Office
Their hoisterous talking attracted the
attention Of several people.
Presently Mr.. LaBaron, manager,
of the gas plant. came up Fourth
street from Main. A gentleman pass
ed him near the Windsor Cafe and
jokingly asked him if he was conduct
ing a saloon in front Of his office
When Mr.. LaBaron came up TO the
two men he respectfully asked them
to move on and cut out their swear
ing as lady was inside the Office
and that he did not want any dis
turbance in front of the office. The
men declared that they were not
swearing and had a right to stand
where they were. According to re-
port. Mr.. LaBaron insisted and then
picking up one of the dinner buckets
handed it to Walker the latter.
took II and moved as if he would
leave. However, according to Mr..
LaBaron's statement. Swaney acted
very ugly and informed him that he
would not take the bucket offered him
or would not move on, whereupon
Mr.. LaBaron threw the bucket into
the street. This enraged Swaney and
he struck LaBaron terrible blow on
the chin and side of the face almost
knocking him down. The other fell
low then came TO Swaney's assist
ance and both advanced to attack Mr..
LaBaron. however some bystanders
interfered. A message was sent to
the police station and Fire Chief
Rogers responded. He placed Swaney
under arrest but Walker had left the
scene of the trouble. Swaney acted.
as If he would not accompany the of
ieer at first but sensibly changed his
mind and was lodged in jail Walker
was located and arrested before noon.
Warrants were issued in Justice Swe-
ney's court charging the two men
with assault and battery and disturb
ing the peace. They will probably he
arraigned in court tomorrow.
The affair created much excite
ment
Mr. LaBaron's lower lip was badly
cut and tooth looscned but he was
not seriously injured 1t was brutal
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PROVING Rig SUCCESS.

The newly Installed pumping plant
at the orchard of the Home loan 4
Investment company ON North Twelf-
IN street in the Fairmount suh-divis-
ion, is working IN manner that is
most satisfactory to the owners.
Charles Jenkins Installed the plant
and has charge OF its operation. 1t
is the first electrical pumping plant
ever put in operation in the valley.
The orchard consists OF ten acres
aud the plant can furnish the water
without any trouble whatever. I'm
like most pumping plants whore
steam or gasoline are used. very lit
tie attention is required for the cleo
trlcal engine. to start it up and to
stop 1t is about all there is to it. II
is = simple piece of machinery and
Mr.. jenkins says that child can
operate it, The engine lifts about
sixteen inches OF water.
The electrical pumping plant was
to ascertain the extent of efficiency
and was an experiment in this section
and the Home Loan & Investment
company are elated over its success.
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KILLED IN EARQuAKE.
Report Reaches the City that Mem
bers of Grand Junction
Family are Killed.

A report reached this city satur-
day afternoon to the effect that John
L. Blake of this city and another
member of his family were killed in
The earthnuake. Details of the death
are not known.
Mr.. Blake and family left this city
about four months ago for San Fran
cisco and they are well known here.
Just prior 10 leaving here Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake had charge of the Val
lev hotel. 1t is stated that Mr..
Blake and his daughter met death as
as result of the collapse of the house
in which they were residing.
The family resided here for some
time and made many friends.
The report comes from reliable
source.
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wN WANT Youn nusINrss.

and we viii be glad to figure with you
at any time on good legitimate con
tract, but we have no SPECIAL
POLICY to offer you. and from what
we hear from those who have been
so FORTUNATE as to secure one OF
the SPECIAL contracts. we think
Grand Valley is well supplied,
Everyone is treated on the same
plan at the Capitol Lifo office.
CHAs. CLARK, Dist Mgr.
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No. 9 was forty minutes late.

NJ " NhN lpIAA minutes late.
Attorney Stroud NJ. Logan returned
last night from ouray.
II you smoke the lei Socorro cigar
you patronize n home Industry and
you will share some of the results.
The graduating class of the high
school is holding rehearsal in the
opera house Of their class play this
afternoon.
Good work is certainly being done
by the salvation army officers in con-
nection with the work of caring foi
the refugees They are giving the
committee able and faithful assist
ance.
Among the people fleeing from San
Francisco. that passed through the
city this morning were large num-
Der of Chinese, perhaps thirty in
number. They We're en- route to east
ern points to seek new homes, But
few of these almond eyed individuals
had saved anything from the earth
quake and fire.
Saturday evening Mr.. ]. Tumbach.
"a prominent young man OF ouray
who is well known in society circles
of this city. entertained a small party
OF Grand Junction friends at hand
somely appointed dinner at the La
Conrt. Those for whom covers We're
laid We're Misses Mae Carroll. Bessie
Primrose and Dorothy osbobrn and
Messrs. L. +. Wickersham. John H.
Fry and ]. Tumbach 1t was one OF
the prettiest of the smaller dinner
parties given in the city this season.
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Columbia has . difficult problem TO
solve.
To the trouble caused by the coal
strike Is added the disaster at San
Francisco.
In that direction We turn our sym-
pathy while we devote our efforts
10 the welfare OF our customers and
try to provide them with good saw
ings in watches. jewelry and cut glass
Tharde with us and we will save
you money.
Simmons chains and bracelets.
Hawkes. cut glass. waterman's Foun-
tain pens, Eastman's kodak supplies,
Hamilton. elgin and Waltham wat
ches. Seth Thomas mantle clocks
1877 Rogers Bros. and World Brand
silverware.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-30

w. 5. Chandler. the fruit inspec-
tor at the Grand junction Fruit
Growers association, purchased the
two lots east of Otto NJ. Forty on
Main street and will erect modern
home in the very near future. Mr..
Chandler secured the lots at bar
gain and considers himself fortunate
In finding such choice location.
Charles Clark received a letter
from John Baisch. former we'll
known resident of this county. who is
now in California. Mr. Baisch writes
that there have been no exaggera-
lions of the havoc created by the
earthquake and fires. The damage
done at many of the smaller towns
and cities is far greater than was
reported to the outside world. Mr..
'Baisch was uninjnred He is at oak
land
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EXCELLENT PROGRAM.
test by the Students of
the High school.

The following is the program for
an oratorical and declamatory CON
test at the high school assembly
room ON Thursday. May 3. at p. m. I:
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Alma Lumsden, Rowena Wheeler.
There is no admission price and
the public is cordially invited.
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FOR sALE-Afresh COW. Apply at
Independent Meat Market.
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WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE Choice lots on Grand
avenue. Close in. Apply here.
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WANrED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs, S. C. McMullln, 627
Grand avenue.
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Furnished front rooms for light
housekeeping. Call at 327 White.
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WANTED-Competent girl for
housework. Apply I4o North Sew
enth street.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs, j. S. Carnahan, 4ss
ouray.
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'WANTED.-A dishwasher at the
Dragon hotel. Call at III Grand
avenue.
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FOR sALE-New, modern. Groom
dwelling. at a bargain S r. John
son.
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WANTED-Two dining room girls
at Dragon and Mack hotels. Ap-
ply III Grand.
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WANTED Clean cotton rags at fhe
Sentinel office. Good price paid.
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FOR sALE-one refrigerator. good
as new. Arthur L. McCabe, Fruit
Ridge.
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FOR sALE-Bush & Gerts high
grade piano. used only s months
Apply at al1 Chipeta avenue.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-12-01
Proposals for BRIDGE.

The Board of County Commission
ers of Chaves county, N. M, will con-
slider sealed proposals for a wooden
bridge across South Spring river
where said stream crosses the line
between ranges "a and 25 east, town
ship IL south, as per plans and spec
ifications on file in ~ Probate
Clerks Office at Roswell, N. M.
Each bidder may file bids to furn-
ish all material and labor and com
plete bridge at his own expense or
for all labor at his own expense and
the county furnish all material at the
bridge site, or both bids. Each bidder
must file a certified check for $1,000 DO
with his bid or bid will not be con-
sidered.
All bids must be filed with the Pro-
bate Clerk at Roswell not later than
10 O'Clock a. M, Dec. 8, 1906.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board.
w. M. ATKINSON, Chairman.
Roswell, N. NJ, Nov. II, 1906
d&w to Dec. 3.
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Proposals for Bridge.

The Board of County Commission
ers of Chaves county, N. NJ, will con-
slider sealed bids for the construction
of a public highway bridge, of metal
on steel, concrete-flled cylinders, at
a point to be determined by SAID
Board at time proposals are consld-
cred, over one of three sites selected
by a commission appointed for that
urpos near Dexter, N. M.
Each bidder will furnish, at his
own EXPENSE, and file with his bid,
plans and specifications for the con
struction of said bridge and a certi-
fed check for 100000 that he will
enter contract and file bond for the
faithful performance of contract
Successful bidder to furnish all
material and complete bridge at his
own expense
Length of bridge 300, 312 or 400
feet. All bids should be filed WITH the
Probate Clerk at Roswell, N. NJ, not
later than IL o'clock, noon, Deem
Der 3, 1906.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO LEASE A four room
house. Apply to Will Sweet, with
Roswell Gas & Ice Co. 31t4
Wanted, experienced man to take
charge of farm. Apply to R.. M. post
office Box I'll" 32t3w1*
WANTED 300 grain sacks, oats
sacks preferred. Bring to north
door of Roswell Hdw. Co. 33tf
MEN WANTED Reliable and live
young men wanted for insurance
work. Apply Horace A. Lay, East
ern Manager Occidental Life Insur-
ance Co., Box 491, Roswell. If
WANTED Furnished house, cas-
onably close in, with bath room.
Ready for occupancy Dec. z. Will
lease for 6 months if desirable. No
children. Apply "XYZ," care of
Record. 26t10
WANTED Horse or team of
horses and light wagon, surry or
buggy, Or both, to exchange for a
fine new piano. Will also take COW.
Address Bernard Pos, Roswell, N.
M. 1878
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order. The virtue of friendship, TN
hampered, pure, true friendship, such
as is pictured in the play, is tina
which they attempt to exemplify in
their fraternity. The story is not ira
dition but is history. 1t is history
embellfshed and couched in the most
perfect rhetoric ever written. 1t is
perfectly dramatized and is being
staged in Roswell by M who, during
the last twenty years, has produced
it five hundred times before apprecia-
tive audiences. Don't forget the date
Tickets on sale at Payton's Drug
store. IL
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J0yce-Pruit Co.
LOCAL NEWS. s


Take a peep at our Doll Window.
The Racket Store. 34t2
Jersey COW for sale. Inquire at
Judge Bailey's office. 3Ot6
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. In
quire at 5O4 N. Pa. 34t3*
]. P. White left this morning for
Bovina to ship cattle.
Fine white corn whiskey, double
stamped.-Oriental Saloon. 22tf
Fine white corn whiskey, double
stamped.-Oriental Saloon. 22tf
Fine white corn wh1skey, double
stamped.-Oriental Saloon. 22tf
Figure with B. F. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone It's. TIT
Red Top Rye, the greatest family
whisky, full quarts $1.5O. Oriental10tf
We guarantee not to shrink fan
nels. Try us. phone 20. Roswell
Steam Laundry. 34t26
WANTED: A salesman. Must be a
hustler. Apply Monday at the Ros-
well Marble Works. It's
Fine orchard for sale. 1876 bearing
fruit trees. Cheap, easy payments.
Inquire of Judge Bailey. 30t6
E.. J.. Mason, Ira Woodman and A.
T. Asborne, of Hagerman, were bust
ness visitors here Friday.
In our north window we have a
swell line of fine candies at 35c per
pound. The Racket Store. 34t2
T. w. Atkins, of South Springs
went to Elida this morning to visit
relatives for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Reid returned
Friday night from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Reid at Texico.
We nave all kinds of bargains in
city property of all kinds. See us be-
fore you buy.-Carlton & Bell.
Tom White returned last night from
a trip to Bovina, where he has been
looking after his cattle interests.
F. w. Moore, Ed Wranosky, J. H.
roy and w. S. Davisson came up from
Hagerman this morning to spend the
day.
Railroads blocked. We are not.
Send u your laundry and get it back
promptly. Phone 29. Roswell Steam
Laundry. 34t26.
Oler Bloyd, who has been working
on the l.. F. D. farm east of town
for five months, returned today to his
home at Elida.
Wanted to sell a good paying pusi.
ness to lady or gentleman with small
capital. SIS to $25 per week sure. Call
30 w. Walnut Sunday IL to IL
O'Clock. It's
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Greenwood gave
a Thanksgiving dinner at the Gilke
son at seven in the evening to the
following party: Messrs. and Mes
DANES w. G. Hamilton, Harold Hurd,
Mesdames Hagerman and Mcintyre;
Messrs. Martini and Cahoon. For
the occasion he dining room was at
tractively decorated and the table
was ornamented with flowers. An
immense punch bowl was the center
piece. Place cards, designed by the
clever hostess, discovered for each
guest mis- seat at the table. The din
ner was served in eight courses and
was most d~electable.