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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-11-02
A SURE ENOUGH
HALLOWEEN PARTY.

One of the jolliest Halloween par
ties among the young people was gi-
ven by Kitty Thornton. The house
was decorated appropriately for the
occasion, with autumn leaves, etc.,
strung from the chandelier to the four
corners of the room. Also in every
available place lighted by jack-o'lan-
terms. AS each guest arrived the door
mysterious opened, revealing shades"
both large and small, all pointing to
semi-lighted room where each was
supposed to remove his or her outer
wraps Silently, in groups of two or
three, they again entered the larger
room, where they danced their weird
ghost dance, accompanied on the pia-
no by one of the silent shades" Qui-
eIIy, one by one, they entered dark
room to consult the "oracle" which
portrayed their future. Next each
was presented with paper aad pencil
and told to draw a hobgoblin, then
weave a ghost story about it. So
blood-curdling were some of the sto-
ries it was nard to tell which was the
best, but finally it was decided that
the stories of Mrs. Ida White and
Cecil Russ were the most horrible, and
they were presented with suitable
prizes. AS consultations Cecil Brock
and Curtis Hill carried nome an ele
CANT bouquet of chrysanthemums. All
were then invited to the dining room
which, by the way, was weirdly deco
rated as the former rooms. Refresh
ments that ghosts delight in were
served. On a side table heaped with
chrysanthemums cider punch was
served from huge pumpkin. AS the
wee sma' hours were fast approach
ing each young guest bade the ghost
ly'' hostess good night, hoping thus
to be entertained next Halloween.
Those invited were Misses Ida
White, Cecil Brock, Marie Kiosinger,
Lorean Whiteman, Alma Leopold, Lu
la Mae Barnett, Winnie Bean, Kittie
and Dola Thurnton; Messrs. Cecil
Russ, Russell Hardwick, Hugh Kin
singer, Charles Curry, Arthur Farms
worth, Jack Caldwell, Curtis Hill,
Floy Bennett and Rollo Hinkle.
ONE OF THE GHOSTS.
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BAPTIST HEADoUARTERS
COMING TO ROSWE


Pastor Vermillion has secured the
endorsement of the Board of Mana
gers of the New Mexico Baptist Con
vention to a plan to move the head
quarter so fthe Convention to Roswell
The matter will be finally passed upon
by the meeting of the Convention at
Albuuuerque about the mltlii., of the
present month.
T1e moving of the Convention head
quarters to Roswell would require the
corresponding secretary to live here
He handles the funds of the .1enomina-
tion's work and would disburse taem
from this point. The Convention Gis-
burses about $4,000 year for mis-
sion work in New Mexico
The Baptists have a college ut Ala
mogordo that has property which,
when the dorimtory now under con-
struction is completed, will be worth
about $40 900. They will probably build
q college in eastern New Mexico with
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NUMBER 2I0
SHOWER FOR BRIDE
AND GRooM-To-RE.

The young people of R. NJ. Parsons
Sunday school class gave kitchen
shower at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parsons on North Pennsylvania ave-
nue. last night to P. d. Wilkins and
Miss Lucy Cross, who are soon to be
married. All kinds of kitchen uten-
sils were presented to the couple, am
ong others a broom, dustpan and cap
being given to Mr.. Wilkins. A game
in which questions had to be answer
ed by the names of kitchen articles
was the feature of the evening Nice
refreshments were served. All present
had good time, especially the bride
and groom-to3be, who were afraid to
come into the house until the party
was half over, lest they be made the
central figure in some Halloween
prank. They received in the shower
many useful articles.
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JOHN RUSSELL PASSES
AWAY AT CHICkASHA.

John NJ. Russell died yesterday at
Chickasha, l. T, where he mad been
for the past eight months. He had
been sick for several weeks. He rup-
tured a blood vessel in his chest last
February and never recovered from
the effects. He and his wife went to
Chickasha from Roswell last winter,
having lived here five years while
Mr.. Russell held the position of range
manager for the Dallas Land & Cat
tie Company. The funeral will be held
at Chickasha Sunday.
The deceased was A years old and
leaves a wife and several brothers and
sisters. One brother, Henry Russell,
and one sister, Mrs. G. X. McLaren,
reside in Roswell. The others live in
Texas and Oklahoma.
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MAYOR sTockARD RE-
TURNS FROM DALLAS

Mayor James w. Stockard and his
wife returned last night from Dallas,
where they have been visiting since
the big fair. They also visited in Min
eral Wells and Shreveport, La, being
gone ten weeks. Before leaving Mayor
Stockard was almost broken down,
but is now in fine physical condition
He reports fine success with the
string of horses he toetz with him on
the trip. At Shreveport Annie G. won
first money in the 2:19 trot, and at
Dallas won a second and third in the
same class, il all purses amounting
to $3.50. He sold Hondito and Mid
lothian while on the trip, but retain
ed Annie G.
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t. NJ. Rabb land filing directly as al
legged by the prosecution, and that he
acted only to accommodate one Chas.
Ricksecker and for the commission as
land agent. These witnesses were
put on the stand to prove that point.
E. NJ. Smith, Herman Menn, c. L.
and E. R. Tallmadge were on the
stand to impeach T. NJ. Rabb, the
leading witness for the prosecution.
1t is predicted that at least two more
days will be teken up in hearing the
evidence of the defense.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
BY THE MISSES LEWIS.

The Misses Lewis gave a Hallow-
cen party at their home on South
Hill last night, complim entary to a
score of young people, the Halloween
feature being carried out in decora-
tiols, amusements, etc. Flaming
hearts and autumn leaves and flowers
were used in every part of the house
to make the rooms attractive.
The games of the evening were
feather chase, in which the young
people tried to discern their fate in
feathers; candle contest, and con-
test in which each had to write
verse of poetry about some tree and
tree, the leaves being supplied by the
hostesses. Miss Mildred Martin won
the prize among the girls for writing
the best verse and received cup
and saucer. Mr.. McCrowin was the
best versifier among the boys and re-
ceived a silver paper knife. Refresh
ments were served. Mrs. J. S. Massie
acted as fortune teller and made much
fun for the guests.
The young people present were
Misses Mcconnell, Martin, Johnson,
Odem, Eula Odem, Littlefeld, Saun-
ders, Nelson, Lewis, Maud Lewis;
Messrs. McCrowin, Lindstrom, Nor
row, Hubbel, Sutherland, Brown, Nc
Clure, Warren Cobean and w. P. Lew
is, Jr.
Incidental to this party was mis-
hap which might have resulted SER
iously, but turned out happily after
all. Misses Ila Odem and LittIefeld
and Messrs. Mcclure and Morrow
were on their way to the Lewis nome
in a carriage when their driver acci-
dentally ran the vehicle into ditch
at the corner of Lea avenue and Ala
media street. The carriage was upset,
and although there was much excite
ment for time, no person was hurt
and no serious damage done. The dri-
yer held the horses and prevented a
runaway.
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The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist Episcopal
church met on Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. ]. E. Henderson on
East Bland street. The subject was,
The Work in Alaska" Much interest
was manifested in the subject as sew
eral interesting papers were read and
brief talks made on the work in tnat
field. There were more than thirty
present. At the close of the program
social hour was enjoyed while re-
afternoon pictures of the society were
taken.
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The Salvation Army.

(Pecos and 2nd St.-Staff Captain and
Mrs A. D. Shaw, officers in charge)
Sunday, Nov. 81 a. m. Equip
ment for Service;" 200 p. M, Sunday
School; 800 p. M, Court house park
open air service; 500 p. m, Behold
1 Stand and Knock
Monday, Nov. 4-Jail service at
county Jail.
Tuesday. Nov. $500 pm, "Oa
Be Joyful" service.
Wednesday, Nov. $500 p. m
Testimony service.
Thursday. Nov. $500 p. M, Ser
monette service No sermon over sc
seconds.
Friday, Nov. $500 p. m, Pray
er and praise meeting.
Saturday, Nov $500 p. m. Free
and Easy meeting.
An open air service will precede al
these services As minutes before the
advertised indoor meeting. except
Monday.
Open air services, unless otherwise
stated, are held at the corner of 2nj
and Main streets.
go We into the highways and by
ways and compel them to come in
that my house may be furnished witt
guests"
All Christians who believe in oper
air preaching and testimony are hear
tily invited to come and take part II
our open abr services. If God tells you
to work in the streets, come and
work at our street meetings
Motto for week: Trust and Obey
Eyes tested free at L. B. Boeilner
the Jeweler and 0ptician. 79ttl
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ELEGANT PRIZE FOR
MOST POPULAR LADY.

The Elks have decided to give as a
prize for the most popular lady at
their carnival next week a beautiful
S25 five o'clock tea" made of burnish-
ed copper and now on exhibition at
Harry Morrison's store. Any lady in
Roswell, married Or single, is eligi-
BILE. The voting will be open to every
small fee.
The Elks also wish to announce
that the stringency of the money mar
ket will have no effect on their big
event next week. The money will re-
main in Roswell, and they will have
plenty of change to cash checks for
anybody.
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w. H. Mcpherson has sold half
interest il the Oriental barber shop
to George R. Ray and the new firm
has moved to the Costa building an
Main street, two doors above Makin's
Second hand store. They have tho
roughly overhauled their furniture
and fixtures and have a first class
shop in every respect. They solic-
it the patronage of their friends and
the general public. 09t2
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THE FIRST METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH.

Program of Services for Sunday, No
vember 8, 1eo7.-Morning Ser
vice at Eleven O'clock.
Silent prayer.
Voluntary, Hymn 50. safely Thru
Another Week"
Hymn 429, "Ye Servants of the
Lord
Apostles Greed.
Prayer by the Pastor.
Anthem, brightest and Best" CRU
benstein).
Reading Psalm by Pastor and con-
gregation.
Gloria Patri.
Reading New Testament.
Announcements; offertory.
Vocal solo, 20, Jesus Thou Art
Standing" Mrs. W. NJ. Bohannon.
Sermon by Pastor Subject, 'Infiu-
ence of the Church on Court Life and
Law Enforcement"
Hymn 1872, Jesus, Pilot Me-"
Prayer. Doxology and Benediction-
Evening Service at 7:3o.
Silent prayer.
Chant the Lords Prayer
Hymn 2, Come Thou Almighty
King"
Apostles Greed.
Prayer by the Pastor.
Anthem, Light of the World
Reading Psalm 45.
Vocal solo, Calvary" Miss Eva
Nelson.
Duet, "Sunset and Evening Star"
Misses Rabb and Mason.
Offertory
Anthem, 80 Be Joyful" (Concone)
Vocal solo. Holy City" Mrs. w S.
Kilgour. with orchestra accompani
ment
Short address by the Pastor on
Correspondence with God"
Hymn $50, "An Hail the Power of
Jesus Name
Doxology and Benediction.
Other Services.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Junior League, 300 p. m, and Sc
nior League at $50 p m.
The public and all visitors in RnS-
well are most cordially invited To at
tend all services of the church. The
of the public is especially
called to the program of music for
the evening service.
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Bob Perryman came up from Hager-
man this morning to spend the day,
accompanied by his brother, E. w.
Perryman, of Forestburg, Tex, who
has been visiting in the valley about
ten days and will leave tomorrow for
his home.
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Postmaster Harry Hamilton, of Ar
tesla. passed through this morning on
his way to San Antonio, where he
was taking his wife and children to
spend the winter with Mrs. Hamil-
tons parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rich
ey. Mr. Hamilton will return the mid
die of the month.
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ROSWELL BANKS TAKE
PRECAUTIONARY STEPS.

Representatives of the three banks
in Roswell held a meeting Thursday
evening and formed a local clearing
house association, the same as has
been done in all other cities in the
United States since the recent finan-
cial furry in the East. The step is
taken merely as a precautionary mea-
sure to prevent any possible excite
melt in local banking circles, and
souldh be looked upon with satisfac-
ton rather than with apprehension
by the public. Roswell has plenty of
money to conduct its own business,
$150,000 being in the vaults of the
three banks af the city But since the
banks every here nave adopted the
rule OF not allowing any money to be
shipped :. they have been forced to
adopt lSSame rule 4e.s TIE cash
here ana es9.sstect RoswJn Se result
of the action is that no large sums of
cash can be drawn By depositors, al
though any sum can be drawn in .ex-
change. Following is the statement
prepared by the association for the
public:
In view of the action taken by all
the banks in New York, Chicago, st.
Louis, Denver and all the leading CT
ties of the country in refusing to ship
out currency, the undersigned banks
of Roswell have organized a Clearing
House Association, and in conformity
with the rules adopted by the Clear
ing House Associations in all the lead
ing cities of the United States. have
agreed that no money for the present
will be sent out of Roswell, and cash
will not be paid out on deposits ex-
oapt in reasonable and limited am
cunts until conditions justify a modifi-
cation of this agreement.
~ (Signed)
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BY E. A. Cahoon, Cashier.
"AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
BY H. p. Saunders, Cashier.
"CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
By Joseph ]. Jaffa, Cashier"
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Seventh Day Adventist.

Having been invited to speak at the
Business College ON North Richard
son Sunday afternoon at , o'clock
we will not hold the usual services
at the tent. Our friends are invited
to the Business College instead.
MILO D. WARFLE.
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The Missionary society of the M.
E. Church, South, met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. J. H. Dunn. The busi-
ness meeting was followed by a So
cial session and the serving of re-
freshments.
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Mrs S. E. Russ and daughter. Miss
Rosa, left this morning for Dallas and
San Antonio on a pleasure trip. From
there Mrs. Russ will go to her old
home in Shreveport, La, for visit,
but Miss Rosa will return to Roswell
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in few years. That college ought to
be located in Roswell.
1t has been one of Mr.. Vermillion's
plans to make Roswell the center
from which all Baptist general work
in New Mexico will radiate. This will
be one of the points in his address
at the church Sunday morning.
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Word has come announcing the
death of Robert Mccain, at his home
in Northern Alabama, October 25, at
the age of "a years and 10 months
Deceased was the grandfather of Joe
Mccain and the Misses Mccain of
this city. Miss Lillian Mccain will
leave the first of the week for Ala
bama to assist in settling up the es-
tate
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A Birthday Party.

James Sutherland was given a
birthday party last evening by his
son avenue, in the form of 6 o'clock
dinner. Twenty mel friends were the
guests, and the dinner was a sumptu-
GUS one, greatly enjoyed by all present
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Mrs B. D. Watkins. who has been
here three months visiting her mather
Mrs W. K Fort. and sister, Miss vir.
ginia Fort. left this morning for her
home in Natchez, Miss. accompanied
by her little daughter.
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this morning by cutting his throat.
He cannot live His accounts at the
bank are reported all right. Worry
over financial conditions is believed
to have caused temporary insanity.
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The Shakespeare Club is meeting
with Mrs. c. A. Norvell this afternoon,
studying the third act of King Lear,
with Mrs. c. E. Mason leading.
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Donovan Richardson returned yes
terday from Michigan with his moth
er. BY mistake it was stated last
night that he remained in Michigan.
While the boys health has improved
he has not entirely recovered from
the effects of his long attack of ty-
phoid fever
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FOR RENT or furnished rooms
with modern conyeniences, close
in, on first floor. S21 N. Main. 09t2*
A. Woodruff returned to his home
near Hagerman last night.
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Read the big ad. of the Racket
Store, in this issue, and see if it does
not interest you. Everybody knows
what a cut price at the Racket Store
means.
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c. f. Mason, business manager of
the Record and general aII-round man
in all departments, has been laid up
at home for three days from catching
cold in his neck and shoulders.
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It's all a mistake about Nicola
shan selling out his KEYS. He has
more than he ever had, and is here
to stay, same old stand-Makin'
Store. 209t3
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George Marriott, formerly Santa Fe
conductor at Wellington, Kan, is
now running out of Roswell as pass
enger brakeman. He will hold the
run during the win
ter
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J. NJ. Naylor, of Loyeland, Colo,
land. Colo, left last night for Dexter.
He has farm southwest of Dexter
and recently put down a well and
planted forty acres of alfalfa.
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TO SHOW THAT TALLMADGE
GOT ONLY A COMMISSION

District court was occupied today
in taking testimony for the defense
in the Tallmadge trial. A. Hanny, W.
G. Hamilton and the defendant, B.
H Tallmadge. were on the stand yes
terday and today to show that B. n.
Tallmadge was not interested in the
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L. X McGaffey returned on the auto
today from a business trip to the
Estancia valley, where he has been
looking after telephone interests.
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Miss Elizabeth Evans returned to
Orchard Park last night. She had
been here several days visiting her
father, Hon. J. T. Evans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Watts, who have
been at the Roswell Tent City for
two weeks. left this morning for their
home in Glasgow, Mo-
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

edwin Emerson Davis, Minister.)
At II o'clock the subject of the
sermon will be, Presence of Christ
Mr. Elliott and Mrs. Hunt will sing,
80, Morning Land" by Phelps, and
Mr. Walter Paylor will be the special
soloist.
At 7:45 o'clock the Junior G. E. So
ciety will hold it's annual service. The
children will have entire charge OF
the program.
Sunday school, GAS a. m.
Junior G. E., 2:30 p. m.
Senior c. E, $50 p. M
Midweek service Wednesday, 7:30
Neighborhood meeting Friday 500
p. m, at the residence of Mrs. A. Ing
ham. All are cordially invited to these
services.
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EIks CarnivaI-==Nov. 5, E, 7.

WANTED A position in restaurant
general store, grocery or confection
cry by experienced man. Best of
reference. Apply at Record Office
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Rustler Loveless went to Boaz this
morning on legal business, and Incl
denta1ly took his gun to shoot a few
chickens.
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j. C. Wilson arrived this morning
from Dayton on a business visit.
]. H. Nook came up from Dexter
to spend the day.
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Other Services.
Raptist Church.

Corner Fourth and PENN
Pastor Vermillion will deliver an
address on Moral and Religious Pro
gress in New Mexico" at the morning
service This address will have spe-
cial reference to what Baptists have
done and are now doing for the de-
velopment of this wonderful country.
At this service the building commit
tee will announce definitely the
amount of money received and ex-
pended by them to date upon the New
building.
Sunday evening the Pastor will
preach on "The How of Salvation"
Special music at each service by
the choir, under the direction of Mrs.
Ellis.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Junior
Union at p. m. Senior Union at $50
The public is cordially invited to
worship with us. Public spirited citi-
zens are especially invited to hear
the Sunday morning address.
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First Methodist EpiscopaI Church

(Cor. 5th and Kentucky)
Mr. Murray will occupy the pulpit
in the morning, and Rev. ]. w. Ma
hood, who is visiting in the city, will
occupy the pulpit in the evening.
This will be the last service at
which Mr. Murray will preach. He
and his family will leave Roswell du-
ring the early part of the coming
week. Sunday school and other ser
vices during the day as usual.
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Will Prayer is expected hometo-
night from a business trip to Kansas
City and Chicago.
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Be sure and attend the big cut
price sale at the RACKET STORE,
that begins Monday, Nov. 4th. Many
bargains await you. 1t
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Miss Leta Adams, who attends the
Sisters school at Carlsbad, came up
this morning to spend Saturday and
Sunday with .aer parents.
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Emmett Patton went to his ranch
near Hagerman last night to remain
ten days.
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A private telegram received today
states that the cattle market at Kan
sas City was so to IS cents higher on
the hundred tnan it was Monday
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T. D. White went to Kenna today.
Harry Hull was here from Artesia
today.
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D. R. Perkins left this morning 70
a visit with his sons at Wichita Falls
Texas.
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District Attorney L. o. F'ul1en went
to Carlsbad last night to remain until
the middle of next week
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D:-Positioa to do light
house work, by girl of II yrs. ap-
plv 61S N Main ST. O9t2*
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Mrs. ]. w. Logan and children
came down from Elida last night to
spend a week with Mr.. Logan, wno
runs a blacksmith shop here.
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L b. Rose went to Carlsbad last
night to remain three of four days
looking after business.