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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-08

Chicago, Cincinnati & Louis
vile Railroad Excursions.
BENEVOLENT and PROTECTIVE
ORDER OF ELkS-
Philadelphia. Pa. July 15tk-2oth.
OF. Round tip fare. $17.15. Sell
ing dates July 18th. 18th and l4th.
good for return trip until July
32rd '0-.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS coNcLAvE
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS, Nj. Y.
July Sth to 18th inclusive Round
trip. si5.45. Selling dates July
9Th, 9th and -th, good for return-
ing until July 18th. 1907.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION AT
NORFOLK. VA
Opens April Goth. closes Nov. so,
1867. Coach fares. in coaches on
ly. Sass for the ROUND TRIP:
these tickets on sale every Tues
day unit. close OF Exposition.
limit 10 days.
so Day Tickets. ........... $3.50
90 DAY llchets .......... 2l.i0
Season Tickets ... 2a0O
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR coNvEN.
TON AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
July 1oth-i5th. 1907. One fare for
round trip.
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOcIA.
TON AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Selling dates June LIST to 4th,
good for returning June 10th.
Fare FOR ROUND TRIP slS.A0.
For Further particulars, ask
c. a. BLAIR.
Home Phone A.. Pass. & Ticket AstI
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It's only happiness can keep rs
y0ung.-Blackwood-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Gas ranges, lamps and
burners, Huddleston Bros. Phone
21S
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hNI MARKEE0.
We have iarG> stock to eelsct
from. Prices reasonable. Richmond
Marble and Granite Works, John
Hallowell. Prop. Is s. 10th.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10

Lake, N. ID. and the first OF Caring
ton, North Dakota.
Dickinson Commercial Club, Dick
3inson, N. D., capital stock IS, o0o go,
incorporators y. II. Stickney, A. Iss
Growl, w. u Richards, q g. Quinliva'n,
A. Hilliard. and George senour and
others.
Farmers Southeastern telephone
Company, Lisbon, N. p, capital stock e'Ez,
$4,000; incorporators Erik sovdei
Mcleod, N. D., Geo. 9. Jaco OLSON, Las
bon, N. 81, Howard w. Gordon. Lisbon,
IN. b, and others.
The Forbes Rural telephone Com
pany, Forbes, N. d, capital stock ss1O,-
900, incorporators o. L. Schulstad, of
Forbes, N. d., q. M. Axtell --------, R.
Sager NV and others.
Melville Creamery Company, Nc
4 vile, N. D., capital stock $4,000, in
corporators: 3. 6. DISCARD, Neville,
N. d, j. E. Casey and Geo. Halverson,
n
Lone Star Rural Telephone Conl-
pany, Glenburn, N. D., capital stock
Il 10000, ncorporators:: A. Walton, g
III. Matson, B. H. Matson all Of Glen
Il burn, N. d. 35
Z The Gran Harbor Telephone Com
\ pany, Grand Harbor, n. D., capita
stock, SIS 100000, incorporators: Simon
Kongslie. Devils Lake, N. D., O. IN
B Dion, Grand Harbor, N. d, Charles
Todd, Grand Harbor, N. D, and others
Crescent Hardware Company, Cassel
ton, N. D., capital stock $4,000, incol
porators: Alvin e. schultz, Mitchell
iowa, VIM. r. Fehling and Armand
IL Schultz, both of Casselton, N. D.
II New Rockford Milling Compan.
d New Rockford, N. D., capital stoc
# $4,000, incorporators: G.. w. streete,
i 4. G. Kellingt ton. H. Peoples, all {
New Rockford, N. d., and others.
a Koth Wudel & Company, Unde
wood, N. D., capital stock $4,000, il
corporators: John Koth, Fred &. Kotl
Martin Wudel, all OF Underwood, !
D., and others. 5.5
Bantry Telephone Company, N. {
capital stock $4,000, incorporation
James Mcintyre, D. K. McKain, G.
Case, II. Wylie and Fred Rusk, all
Bantry, N. D.
sheyenne Milling Company, ri
IS dred, N. d, capital stock, $1,000, j
corporators:: Erik Lee, Nels olsgar
and Ole N. DISCARD. all Of Kindred,
d., and others. a
Kennedy Furniture Company. Ma
te dan, N D., capital stock $4,000.
ng corporators: Thomas g. Kennel
Mary b. Kennedy and Thomas G.
Kennedy, all Of Mandan, n. D.. a
a others. 8ss.
IS First State Bank Of Hurd, n.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10
Aorysieh and Herrina Pye..

I Fer many centuries the city OF Nor.
witch. iii respAct OF the manor OF Carrie
ION. was liable to provide annually
twenty four herring pies for the royal
Kitchen. Blomefied In his History
Of Norfolk referring to this quaint
service. prints letter from the house
mold oficers of Charles L, making
divers just exceptions TO the quality
I bf the pies which had been Forwarded
Ny the city sheriffs.
" me main exceptions read as fellows:
s.First, you do not send them accord
dng to your tenure Of the first new her
rings that are taken.
ssSecondiy, you do not cause them 70
he well baked in good and strong
pastye, as they ought to be, that they
may endure the carriage the better.
aThirdly, whereas you should By
Wour tenure bake In these pastyes six.
score hezings at the least, being the
great hundredth, which doth require
ave to be put into every pye at the
least, we find but Tower behring's t.
be Id divers Of them.
FourfhIy the number Of pyes which
Won sent at this TYNE we find to BIZ
fewer than have been sent heretofore
81 and divers OF them much broken.
f.And, lastly, we understand IN,
4 bringer Of them was constrained y
& make three several Journeys to you be
fore he could have them, whereas ]
geemeth he Is bound to come bu
Il once. e Chambers Journal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10

capital stock $4,000 incorpo ators
e. n. Mcknight. Roy 3. McKnight and
John r. Mcknight, all Of Russell, y. y,
Dakota Loan and Trust Company,
Glen Ullin, N. D., capital stock $oo.-
loco, incorporators: W. T. Moore, 81 81.
Tavis, .. r. Nelson, and a. M, Lewis WIS.,
1 all Of Glen Ullin, NJ D.
The Farmers Elevator Company Of
Berwick, N. d, capital stock ST, IVY,
incorporators: Henry Paul, Otto.
Auvol and Ole Bryn. all of Berwick,
I N. d., and others.
Consumers Cooperative Company %
4 Fargo, N b, capital stock $4,000, in n
4, corporators: w. u EARLY, D. 9. Beach,
4 N. g. Thomson and James Kennedy,
all Of Fargo, North Dakota. ~
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order
Of United Workmen OF North Dakota,
Fargo, N. d. capital stock loco, 600,
8 incorporates: A. ]. McF dden, I'D. n.
b Leiby, John Carnody and others.
The Farmers Elevator Company OF
Coteau, NJ d., capital stock. $35 geo,
{ ineorporators 6. H. Audett, Bowbeiis
~ !, N. d, Albin Hedlin, Kenmare. n. d.
and John Erickson of BoWbe1ls, N. p p
and others. s.
!, North Dakota Camp Meeting Asso
I citation Of the Methodist Episcopal
: church, Jamestown, Nd, capital stock
= incorporators: s. a. Danford
7 Fargo, N. ID, 8. M. Isaac and F ] w
q. Gress, the first of Glendale, n. p.
and the last Of Dickinson, n: ?.
Methodist Episcopal church Q
= Wales, was changed SO as to read
: aThe Ada Il Upson Memorial churcl
of Wales
:, The Farmers Cooperative Elevate
8 Company Lansford, N. d. capita
I. stock $4,000, incorporators: Gardne
4 Stevens, Thos. 3. Reilly, w. G. Hay
don and others. II.
I Cavalier Milling Company. N. I
(Cavalier), capital stock $4,000, il
= corporators: Chas. M. Burgess, P.
= Halldorson, and r. G. Adams, all
Cavalier, N. D., and others.
s, Name changed from Ward Masspt
= Co, to Dakota Candy Company, DIN
8 the capital stock was increased fro|
- SIC. 900 to $4,000.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10
New CORP ORATIONS


Alfred Blaisdell, Secretary OF State I
has issued charters to the following |
corporate ions:
Tolley Cooperative Creamery Co,
Tolley, N. d.. capital stock $500. 100,
incorporates: A. P. Anderson, G. d.
Polls, 3. G. Tolley, and others.
VI simonson Grain and Lumber Co,
Driscoll. N. ID. capital stock $50, 600,
incorporators: S. ]. simonson, Anna
simonson, both Of Driscoll, NJ D., and |
William o. Laughlin. of Sterling, N. d,
and S. al Lonb aken
The Portland Creamery Company,
Portland, N. d., capitl stock $10. 00os
incorporators Ole N. Heskin, j. p.
Guam, John Grinde, s. o. Nordskog,
and others Of Portland, North Dakota.
zion Norwegian Lutheran church Of
Landa, M d., capital stock non -,
incorporates: Knut H. Bangs, Nils
Engeberg, and Fred Dahl all Of Landa,
North Dakota.
aJames River Valley Norwegian
Lutheran Evangelical church of Mont
epiler, n. D, capital stock , in In
corporators: James o. Berge, siyerts
i .. Wilstad. and James p. Larsen all OF.
/ Montpelier, n. D.
First Presbyterian church of Eek
] man, N. D., capital stock incor-.
4 porators: o. s. Buck, VIM. DahlauIst9
and g. NJ Johnson all Of Eckman
I North Dakota.
Norwich Norwegian Evangelical
/ Lutheran church, Norwich, N. D., CAPT
| tai stock incorpo orators: ]. L. Boil
1 stad. a. @. Stoke, and Ole Hestekind,
all Of Norwich, North Dakota.
4 ST. Peters church Of Flora, N. d.
capital stock ---, incorporators: John
Stanley, Thomas Egan, Fargo, N.
ID, Il. u Vanden, Bergh, Peter o. Hara
\ and e. M. Walker.
Presbyterian church of Munich, N.
1 ID, capital stock !, incorporators:
Margaret Mahon. S. 4. Scott and 4. s.
Scott.
Congregatio church of Plaza, M
D., capital stock incorporators:
Raymond =. Betterly, Nathaniel Esta
que, and Herman A. CARLSON all q
Plaza. N. D.
81 FIaYton Cemefery Assnciatjan PLAY
4 ton, N !. D.. capital stock incor
porators: w. H Polly, g. "A. Merrill
John S. Gee, B. J. Kinds and Il. p
Decree, all Of Flaxton, N. d.
e Pioneer State Bank of Kermit, N. d.
capital stock as before As meeting
was called on June It'll, and the mum
y Der Of directors are TO be amended 4,
as to read: That the number OF dir
ectors shall be three and names an,
residents are as follows:
&, BERTHE Nelson, W. 81 gurgett both D
Ffaxton, N. D., and II. Il Nelson d
ce Kermit, N. ID.
ID The Dickinson Military Trainin
ig School and Armory Company. DickiI
o. son, ~ p, capital stock $4,000, Ii
II corporators; A. Osborne, Arthu
"a Tolieffson and F. III Baker,
q. The First State Bank Of Mercer. j
IN d. capital stock 10000, ineorpor.
~ tors: G. X. Wing. VIM Lierboe, and /
=. Lierboe, the last two Of Turtl
8
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10
Narnina tE.s Baby.

u
They were choosing name for the
new baby.
II think Eameralda Is too sweet"
said one OF the infants aunts
4 '.AIfreda is better and more uncom-
mon.n said another. !. (
ssHow would Alvina do?" asked q
third
.sHardIy," said the fond father. 'sYou
seem to be getting away from the Idea
that this is baby and not new kind
of cigar. London Graphic.
His Memory.
@ First BoyDid you really win three
prizes at school
Second Ditto Yes, and one was for
my excellence of memory.
How did you win the others r.
.'The others? I forget what they
were for. Translated For Transatlan-
Vic Tales From BIanco y Negro.
The Lucky Ones. Isa
ssOld Rounder is engaged =
'tGee! Who's the lucky woman"
saThere are millions Of her.
'sWhy. he isn't engaged to more than
one7'
s'Nope; that's what mean all the
| Others are the lucky ones. - Houston
Post.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10

Tmosa Fortune Ryan, the eminent
dnancier, was born Id Nelson coun-
ty, va, on October IL, 1851 He mar
ried Oh Noyemter Is, 1873, n Bait
more, Miss Ida NJ Barry Mr: RYAN
nrst started iii business with 9 dry
goods house III Baltimore, where lle
went to work In 1853. He GRIT NET
camille pursuits and stated - on
wall street to study finance IN 1879,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10

A hundred young people were con-
firned at aFrgo,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-07-10

X s,ea 4 Maitiansss of Real LITE.

8s8 From tie little bli,ck cross tiny spi kess
Sc silver protruded sharp as pin points
t..If il a cross said the dealer, tina
wa IA We made for u very religious
nan, high church Episcopal ian = esss
will wear 1t next his skin. ana We ns.1ss
temptation assails him he Will pFsssss
his hand against his breast and-a " q Il
stab OF agonizing pain.
aOh. yes, such orders are quite 'is " IS.
| II We make continually q mum per OF #
little instruments OF self torture. Some
of our patrons are priests, some cier- ~
1 gynen. but the majority are laynen'
and laywomen OF morbidly ardent re-
ligious trend. h,
ssThis is a hair shirt. If you snoui.I
wear 1t few hours It would PRICK
4 YOU all over, and on taking II on YOU
would find on your skin many tiny
points Of dry blood.
..Here is barbed belt, II you totcns
this knob, little needle leaps out.
sfabs YOU an eighth Of an inch deep
ana leaps back silently into its place
again. Very painful, 1 assure YOU
i You groan. What's the natter a. a
+ stitch Ia my side, u you answer truth
fully Minneapolis Journal. 3ss
Tho Difference.
ssWaiter,', protested d conmerciaI
] traveller. with indignat ion, I'm both
cred If 1 can ever see any difference,
between your roast mutton and your
{ roast lamby' n Il 3ssss
ooh, sir" the waiter rejoined, there
!, is difference. The roast mutton y g. 9
!. shilling and the roast lamb Is one and
81 isixpence London Mail:
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-06-13
Real Estate Transfers.

List OF transfers filed in the coun-
ty clerks office Monday, June 10.
furnished by the Panhandle Abstract
company.
A. L. Daln and l.. c. Clark to H.
T. Cornelius, three deeds, conveys
lots 16, II and IS, Dain & Clark's
subdivision block 391, Mirror, $134,
respectively
w. A. McSpadden to Harry o.
Grove, lot 10, block 1913, Glidden &
sanborn, $S25.
D. r. Campbell to ]. l.. Penny, lot
G, block 11s, Plemons, $500.
w. P. Cooper and wife to H. H.
Cooper, lots Z and s, block 4, Eber-
stadt subdivision block 27O, Holland,
$500.
H. A. Mobiles to H. Y. Evans, lots
1, 2. 3, 4, and 5, Glenwood, $500.
II. p. Canode to l. D. Cole, lot s..
H.. p. Canode's' subdivision block
371, Mirror, $1S5.
]. L. Fuqua and wife to NJ. F. De-
witt, lots 6 and z, block 113, Plem-
ons, $1,000.
Frank j. oReily to Henry w.
Cremer, section AS, block 1, B. s. &
f., potter county, $4,000.
Ray Wheatley and wife to H. l..
Goats, north one-half and west two
thirds of lot 3, block 1853, Plemons,
$4,000.
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To Improve Real Estate.
(From Tuesdays Daily)

(From Tuesdays Daily)
Under the name Of the Amarillo
Investment company an organiza-
ton has been perfected with H. A..
Mobiles, president; j. c. Paul, treas
urer, and r. b, Newcome, secretary,
and with d. Gilvin, j. NJ. Clayton, j..
NJ. Donaldson, j. NJ. Nicely and NJ. w.
Cunningham, as additional directors.
The capital stock has been fixed at
$4,000, one-ahlf of which is to be
paid in. other members besides the
directors are: Charles A. Fisk, Jr,,
A. G. Stanley, w. C Stevens, c. B.
Reeder, H. F. Smith, d. P. Seay, M.
C. Mobiles and ]. w. Crudgington.
The company will operate in the
additions through which the street
railway runs and at the meeting yes
terday the members authorized the
directors to expend $4,000 in i'm
proving and identifying the prop
erty.
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tFrom tuesdays Dally)

Lucian Goss, OF DalharL stopped
over in Amarillo yesterday
Attorney Carl Gilliland, of Here
ford, was in Amarillo yesterday.
L. A. knight, the Plainvlew bust
ness man, was in town yesterday.
A. p. Murchison, of Hereford, Is
taking time out today with Anna
rillo friends.
Miss Ruby Gunner, of Pine Bluff,
Ark, is visiting her sister Mrs j.
T. Ray, In the city.
Miss Iva Mobiles has returned from
a six weeks visit in Dallas and other
points in lower Texas. aIl
Mrs. r. l.. Rogers left Monday for
Tennessee, in answer to a telegram
announcing the serious Illness of her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Park are here
from Canyon visiting DR.. and Mrs.
]. w. Cartwright and other friends
in Amarillo.
Robert S. Thompson, formerly OF
Armstrong county, is here today
from his ranch in Sherman county
near Stratford.
Miss Ada smiser returned this
morning from three weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Okla
homa City and other points in the
new state
r. NJ. MCGEE, Of the Southern
Seating and Cabinet company, Jack
son, Tenn, is here in charge of the
rebuilding Of the interior of the First
National bank. f
Fred Woolverton, representing the
Birdsell Manufacturing company, OF
South Bend, Ind, is here looking
after business affairs and calling on
friends in Amarillo.
Mrs. s. w. Jackson leaves today
for Friona, whore she will be Joined
by her husband who Is now attend
ing the Christian Missionary conven
ton in Fort Worth. Rev. Jackson
Will hold a meeting at Friona,
Rev. william G, Kerry, of Here
ford, and Rev. A. 3. Haynes, of Can
yon, stopped over in Amarillo las'
night en- route to Wichita Falls
where they will attend the, Presby
terry OF the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. w. W. Morris, of Rhome, II
visiting her brother, Mr.. Gates ant
]. A. Troxell and family. Mrs. Nor
ris is so well pleased with the cit!
and country that she intends to pur
chase land here and will move herr
in the near future.
Mrs. Harry Mcdonald and son, Ly
man, arrived today from Mckinney
Mrs. Mcdonald had been visiting he
parents at that place and Lyman
Mcdonald is returning from the Ken
lucky Military institute at Eugalie
Fla, which he had been ATTENDING
the past year.
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proved such staunch friend OF
Amarillo on the railroad matter
came M as far us Amarillo yestor-
day with his family who went on
this morning for visit in the Poeos
Valley Mr. Henderson has been en-
ioylng life IN Amarillo today,
l., p, Gamble writes from Tucum-
cart, n. NJ, to have The Daily Pan
handle sent 10 his address there.
Mr., Gamble Is now pushing the af-
fairs OF the Gamble-Askew Realty
company, OF which w, A. Askew is
the junior member and reports sue
cessful business IN the thriving New
Mexico town .s.. Gil.
Mr., and Mrs, H. II, Seeds, Mr., Don
A. sweet and Miss Julia Anderson,
left Saturday for Denver whore the
family will In the future make their
home, An the members of the fam
Ily leave many friends in Amarillo
who very much regret the necessity
for the change to a different climate
has caused their removal for the
/ present from Amarillo.
T. II. Carriblne, OF Kansas City
was In the city Saturday, and made
this office pleasant call, Mr. Car
rabne is interested in the building
Of the new extension OF the ChoctaN
division OF the Rock Island, west
as no has considerable land along
that line. which he values much
greater than in the past, since 1t IL
to have railroad soon. Land along
the Rock Island extension is look
ing up considerably, since the ex
tension has been asusred for thi'
year, and considerable OF It has
changed hands recently at advanced
prices.
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AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Gideon Secretary Made Short Adj
dress.
(From tuesdays DailyD


(From tuesdays Dailyo
Last night at the Methodist church
Lee Wilson, of Fort Worth, general
sie,d secretary for the South, of the
Gideons, made a brief but strink-
,ngly interesting talk on the unique
organization of travelling men which
ne represents. Mr.. Wilson is a rep
resentatlve OF the Hall Safe & Lock
Go and is in Amarillo on a busl-
ness trip.
The Gldeons is an organization OF
Christian travelling men OF America
and the name, with the characters
tic picure of a pitcher on the lapel
hutton which the members wear, is
taken from the record of the war
rior Gideon as found in the book OF
Judges. The initiation fee is "only
service for Christ" but the organiza-
ton collects other small fees for the
transactlns of its affairs. In all
larger cities Gideon headquarters
ore maintained and in many ways the
organization steadily furthers the
welfare OF "drummers" all over the
United states.
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BARACA CHOOSES OFFICERS.
Amarillo Branch OF the Movement
Starts With Bright Prospects.
fFrom Tuesdayls pallyl

(From tuesdays Dally')
The Baraca class Of young men
met last evening at the First Baptist
church for permanent organization
and the following officers were elect
ed: ]. B. skeen, president; A. E.
Meyer, first vice president Howard
r. Trigg, second vice president; DR..
II. NJ. Walker, corresponding secre-
tary; c. C. Brady recording secre-
tary; r. A. Davis, treasurer, and w.
II. Fuqua, teacher. An executive
board composed Of the officers OF the
organization, Rev. r. F. jenkins and
Dr. S. p. Vinyard, was also elected.
The organization is starting out
with very bright prospects and the
members are exceedingly anxious to
have very young man OF the city who
has no church connection to enlist
with them in the work.
The regular meetings of the class
will be held every Sunday. morning
at 9:45 O'Clock In the First Baptist
church, at which time they will be
pleased to receive new members.
Few movements in modern relig-
ious life can claim such vital force
as the Baraca Bible class movement.
In the few years since the inception
of the idea the classes have sprung
up and are flourishing in churches
OF all denominations in parts of the
world. A significant fact in conSec-
ton with the growth and strength OF
the classes is the fact that Baraea
classes have been uniformly success
full in enlisting business men in ac-
tive work in the class instead of in
the passive attendance upon religious
services which often characterize
such men.
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and the business OF the bank will DO
transacted from the cramped quart
ers In the old office room TN the Inn
proyoments In the Polk street room
are completed.
Not only is all the furniture being
removed from the banking room TO
make room for the new fittings but
but all the doors and windows are
being taken out and the stairway for
the use OF the office tenants on the
second floor has been torn out The
space occupied by the stairway viii
be thrown into the main banking
room. The new fittings which arc
being put in by the Southern Seating
aud Cabinet company Of Jackson.
Tennessee. will be OF mohogany
wood work with marble base around
the partitions and waInscottlng' The
old wooden ceiling Is to be torn out
and replaced with stamped metal
ceiling and the walls are to be cover
ed with burlap panelled with mould
Ing The work OF installing the
furniture and fittings will take about
three weeks but when complete the
bank will not only have an except
tionally handsome interior but viii
have practically doubled the size Of
the banking room.
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CFrom Mondays Daily PanhandleO
Judge Hazelwood, of sherman, is
taking a few days vacation in Anna
rillo. He is delighted with the town
and may spend the summer here.
Miss Glennis Coulson, Of Here
ford, who has been staying here for
several weeks, left Saturday for
wichita Falls where she will visit
relatives.
Mrs. D. C. Trlgg and daughter,
Miss Mary, arrived Saturday from
Fort Worth to visit her son, Steve
Trigg, and other friends in this vi
clnity.
e. ]. Witt has returned from a
business trip to Denton He reports
crop conditions more unsatisfactory
in that section than they are In the
Panhandle.
Lee Wilson, representing Kirkpat-
rick Bros, of st. Louis sales agents
for the Hall Safe company,
is looking after business in Amaril-
10 today,
DR.. A. II. Speer, of jacksonville,
Texas is visiting friends in the city
He expects to open drug store in
Amarillo in the near future and en-
gage in practice here
Mr.. Umbarger, who has been as
sisting at the United States expert
mental farm for several months
leaves this evening for Mcpherson
Kan, where he will be engaged In
the government work.
A. r. Meeker formerly OF the
Pecos Valley offices at this place
stopped over here Saturday on hi
return from Winfield where he ha'
been in college during the year. H'
went from here to his claim neal
Texico where he will spend the sum
mer.
J. C. Sklllman and son, Paul, have
arrived here from Corinth, Miss, t
make their home in Amarillo. Th'
rest of the family will arrive abou
June 20 and will immediately taxi
I'M residence on Taylor street in thu
house Mr.. skillman recently purchas
ed from Captain J. NJ. Kindred
Representative Henderson, tn
member OF the last legislature whit