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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Prof. b. +. Scherffius of Lex.
ingtOn Completes Week of
Investigation Here.
Takes Few Samples Home
With Him,
DIARIES ARE NOT INSPECTED

Grocers and meat dealers of the
city are obeying the pure food laws
remarkably well, according to the re-
port of Prof b. f. Scherffius, chief
Inspector of the pure food depart
ment of the state experiment station
of Lexington, who has been in the
city for week investigating. Some
dealers have been selling distilled
vinegar without displaying the proper
notices, but as the evasion of the law
was so slight it is probable only
reprimand will be given.
Trouble may be in store for some
of the meat packers and manufacture
ers of sausage, as Prof. Scherffius
left with a big suit case of samples
that he purchased from retail dealers
in the city, and which will be tested
at the state experiment station for
authorizations. Soft drink manufact-
urers have been using compounds
that may pass the test for purity.
Samples of oleomargine and substi-
tutes for butter will be tested, and
prosecutions may follow If they are
not up to the standard.
While in the city Prof. Scherfiius
did not inspect the dairies, as an Or
.dinance has been passed compelling
owners of diaries to have their cows
tested for tuberculosis before selling
in the city, and Or. Ed Farley is do
ing good work. However, on the
next trip the dairies will be looked
into. Prof. Scherffius made a trip
TO the model dairy of Mr.. Saunders
A. Fowler. and said it was one of the
best diaries in the state.
As a whole Prof. Scherfflus found
that dealers we're living up to the re-
quirements of the state well, and
samples taken from the Paducah deal
ers before, have always stood the test
for authorizations
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SPECIAL MESSAGE
TELLS OF USELESS
STATE OFFICERS

Frankfort, Feb. 24.--(Speeial. y
In message, replying TO the request
for information by the senate as to
Iofiices, which he considered useless
and about which he talked during the
campaign, Governor Wilson specifies
the board of control. prison commits
sion, commissioner of court of ap-
lpeals. asylum stewards. secretary of
state fair, secretary of the state capt.
toll commission. twenty-five too many
guards at the state prisons and dep
luty wardens and some other minor
places.
He says the law should prohibit
Senator Newman from holding the
state fair secretaryship. He favors
return to the old local board method
of controlling asylums, but says
whether under that method or the one
now in force the board should be
bipartisan In order to take the institu
tions out of politics. He says there
may be other Offices useless, but
owing to his having been unable to
secure an inspection by any other
than Democratic Inspector Hines has
had no means of telling.
The Formal Vote.
Owing TO the absence OF many
members, one vote was cast today for
Bradley. Beckham and James by
agreement.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
MIR. BLEECkER RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO COLUMBUS.

Mr.. John S. Blocker returned
from a weeks trip to Columbus, Ca,
to look over the Stone & Webster
properties in that city before taking
the management of them. Mr..
Blocker will pack his household
goods this week and leave for Column
bus next Saturday and will stop over
in Nashville couple of days on his
way there. Mr.. Reidhead will move
his family to Paducah the first of next
week and will take the management
of the Stone & Webster properties in
this city.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
STANDARD LOSES
POINT In BLKINS
LAW CONTENTION

Washington, Feb. 24.-That the
Elkins law was not repealed by the
Hepburn rate law, was decided by the
supreme court of the United States
today In the case of the Great North
ern. found guilty and fined under the
Elkins law in the court below for
granting rebates to the w. p Dever-
.eaux company, of Minneapolis. This
knocks out one of the Standard OH
Icompany's contentious as to why II
should not be required to pay its 500 :
600 1000 fine for accepting rebates.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
TOBACCO BARN BURNED

Fire. of incendiary origin. destroyed
the tobacco barn of Brandon Hur t,
at Kirksey, Galloway county. Satur-
day night. Mr. Hurt is an independent
grower. Some one saw twelve men
in the neighborhood after midnight.
That same night strange men talked
to Mr.. Lawrence, of that neighbor-
hood, and asked II there was any non
association tobacco in that neighbor-
hood. Later the wires were cut by
some one and the barn burned.
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MRS. D.. II. RICHARDSON
CALLED TO SONS SIDE.

Mrs L. b. Richardson, $50 South
Third street was called to st. Louis
yesterday by the Illness OF her son.
Mr.. Eugene Richardson. who is with
the Hamilton Brown Shoe company OF
that city Mr.. Richardson has typhoid
fever and has been taken 70 the Mis-
souri, Baptist sanitarium for treat
ment. He is popular Paducah boy
and his friends will learn OF his Ill
ness with regret.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Two Girls Trapped Among Falling
Tmbers When Wild Car Crashes
Into Supporters of Elevated Walk
RUNAWAY CAR.

Running at top speed, with
the motorman lying helpless on
the ground near the fair grounds
street car No. =, on the broad
way line, made both turns ON
Fountain avenue about noon to-
day and was captured at Fiji
tecnts street by men from the
car barn. MOtorman Il. J. Mar
shall, without conductor, was
In charge of the empty car, in
bound, when he was seized with
vertigo and fell of at the fair
grounds. The car was going at
top speed on the straight sterctch
hut the joIting caused the trolley
20 jumD the wire, and the flop
ping pole touched the wire Just
often enough to keep the car GO
ing. Someone, who saw the run
away, tclephoned To the barn.
The "trolicy retriever put ON
cars for that purpose pulled the
trolley OF. when the car was go-
ing too fast. Marshall was not
seriously hurt.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
BOMB
OUTRAGE OCCURS
In NEW YORK CITY

New York, Feb. 2i.-The Italian
Blackhanders early today hurled a
bomb at the music store of Peter
Licata and tore out the buildings
front and injured two of Licata's
children. This is the third time the
place has been attacked, each follow
ing the receipt of Matchmaking let
tiers demanding money.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
CARLISLE COUNTY
MAN Is ARRESTED
FOR BAD CHECK

NJ. w. Peas was arrested by II. w.
Rowland, sheriff of Carlisle county,
at Bardwell and turned over to the
Paducah police. Several weeks ago II
Is alleged Peas came to the city and
purchased harness and other goods
from the John G.. Rehkopf Buggy
company and gave in payment a check
for $3.50 on the Peoples bank OF
Bardwell. The check was signed b.
p. II. Peas, but it was returned as nc
good. Peas was released on bond
of $500.
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THREE ARE ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED SALOON ROBBERY

What Is considered a good catch
was made this morning about IL
O'Clock when Patrolmen Merry and
Eich placed Clifford jenkins, James
Vickers and e. Fox under arrest for
1t is alleged they are
the trio that entered Oscar Dimmick's
saloon. 1875 Meyers street, Sunday
morning between 12 and 4 o'clock.
About So in money was missing, some
whisky and cigars also taken. The
three young men We're suspected of
the robbery and the patrolmen worked
the case up. They entered the saloon
by prizing rear window open.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
OLLIE JAMES CONDITION

New York. Feb. 24.-(Special.) ,
The condition of Ollie James. who was
operated on for necrosis of the fore
head bone, is not so good. He has
considerable pain.
Physicians fear 1t may be neces-
sary to make direct incision in his
head to reach the trouble, and this
would be serious.
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BAD MAN KILLED

Unlontown, Ky. Feb. 2i.-(Spe-
cial.J VIII Green. former convict.
was shot and killed by Louis Cure
near Boxtown. Curve was arrested,
but attempted to kill himself in jail.
Green was brother of the man who
cut off a farmers neck at Greensboro.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Must Get License.

Washington, Feb. 24.--By the
United States supreme court decision
today the city of Mobile, Ala, has
the right to require liquor dealer to
take out license to sell liquor, no
matter if the liquor is brought into
the city through the interstate COM
mprce
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
PREACHED on GAMBLING
AFTER HIS EXPERIENCE.

Lees Summit, Mo-. Feb. 24,EThe
Rev. Charles S. S. Brown, pastor OF
the Christian church, who left town
some days ago, after confessing to the
church board that he gambled money
he borrowed from church members,
returned and paid back the money he
borrowed and preached last night Oh
the evil of gambling.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Little Son Dies.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Berry, sos North Seventh street,
lied Saturday night about o'clock.
The funeral was held yesterday after
noon at the residence. The buria!
was in the family lot in Oak Grove
cemetery.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
GEO. LEHNHARD RESIGNS

Mr.. George Lehnhard, former city
license Inspector, and recently assist
ant city jailer, has resigned his posi-
ton to accept a better position. Mr..
Lehnhard made good official and
the officials regretted to receive his
resignation.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Texas IL Split.

Washington, Feb. 24.-Politieians
say without doubt Texas will send
two delegations TO the Republican
national convention, following the
factions OF 1.-The reorganized" party
Saturday in denouncing Taft and
Roosevelt. Cecil Lyon Is head of the
Taft faction in Texas, Lyon. 1t is
said, will call regular Republican
convention earlier than that OF the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
EDISON'S CONDITION

New York, Feb. 24.--Thomas A.
Edison, who was operated on Sunday
for abscess of the ear, is reported as
doing nicely, but some apprehension
is felt because of his age. He has
suffered recently from kidney trouble.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
AUTO RACES

Chicago, Feb, 24.-The Thomas
auto in the New York-to-Paris race,
which is expected here today, left
Michigan City, Ind, early today, en-
countering snow drifts when a few
miles out. The Italian car just left
South Bend today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Taft Endorsements.

Washington. Feb. 2i.-Frank II.
Hitchcock, political manager for Sec
rotary Taft. today received a tele-
gram announcing that a meeting of
the Republican committee of the
Third congressional district of Ten
nessee 1.-THE Chattanooga districD a
resolution unanimously indorsing
Secretary Taft for the presidency was
adopted
Mr.. Hitchcock also received a tele-
gram that at meeting of the Repub-
llcan state ohairmen and leaders OF
Arkansas public declaration in sup
port Of Secretary Taft was issued.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
VICTOR BRADLEY DIES

Georgetown, Ky, Feb. 24.-tSpe-
cial. Victor f. Bradley, one of the
attorneys for the prosecution In all
of the trials of Caleb Powers, died at
his home here of pneumonia.
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JUDGE COOKS PLEA

Hopkinsville, Ky, Feb. 24.-(Spe-
cial.) In his charge to the grand
jury today Judge Cook made a strong
plea for indictments against the night
riders and the tobacco trust.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Hitchcock Trial Postponed.

New York, Feb. 24.-The trial OF
Raymond Hitchcock. the actor, charg-
ed with abuse of young girls, was con-
tinued today for week Attorneys
are engaged In other courts.
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BENNETT WILL LEAVE

Kuttawa, KY, Feb. 2i.-(SpeciaD
Henry b. Bennett, of Dycusburg,
will leave the state as soon as he can
wind up his affairs. Bennett was
called from his home at Dycusburg
and dashed with thorn limbs by night
riders.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24
Mayor Smith Will Ask Council to
Request the Illinois Central Not to
Discriminate Against Paducah
lis Reported Work is Done in
Chicago and Charged to Ap.
pOrtiOnment of Local Rail
road Shops.

Mayor Smith will ask the general
council in joint session tonight to call
the attention of the officials of the
Illinois Central Railroad company to
an apparent, though possibly not in
tended, discrimination against Padu-
cab. He issued call today for a
joint session, and in reference to the
object of the call said:
az understand that cars, which are
worn or damaged hauling goods in
Kentucky are sent to the Burnside
shops at Chicago to be repaired,
while our shops are running on par
tial time, and number of men have
been discharged.A Several big engines
were sent to Chicago last week to be
repaired, | am told. AS | am in
formed. an apportionment is made for
the shops, and when equipment be-
longing to the divisions centering
here. is sent to Chicago to be re-
paired the expense is charged up to
the Paducah apportionment, while our
men are laid off and the money goes
to workmen in Chicago. In Texas
they have a law that all cars used in
the state must be repaired there. We
have no such law, but, if | am cor
rect, perhaps the officials will comply
with courteous request from the
general council"
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Kelly Infant,

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
@. Kelly, of O'Brien's addition, died
yesterday morning and was buried
yesterday afternoon in the county.
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Vogt Infant.

The few days old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Vogt, of 1345 South
Sixth street, died last night and was
buried in Oak Grove this afternoon.
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Grain Market.

ST Louis, Feb. 2i.-Wheat, s7ik
corn, 81 "; oats. SO.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-24

Squire F. M. Houseman, OF Graves
county, is In the city today on bus''
ness.
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TAFT In LEAD WITH PORTY-E EIGHT
DELEGATES AND 2S4 MORE PROMISED

"reorganized" party. thus putting the
"reorganizers" in the light of boilers
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Collect Poll Taxes.

The administration intends to in
'augurate an unpopular movement to
collect poll taxes for five years back.
They amount to thousands of dollars
and Mayor Smith will recommend to
the general council tonight that a
poll tax collector be appointed.
There are approximately 5000
polls in Paducah, which, reckoned at
$3.50 each, would yield a revenue OF
$500 annually. Last years collec.
tons were s2,079.
He will also call attention to the
fact that members of the board OF
health to succeed DR.. C. II. Brothers
and j, p. Sleeth should be elected.
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CLOUDY

Increasing cioudiness followed by
showers tonight and in east portion
Tuesday. Highest temperature yes
'teriay, 80; lowest today, &c.
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Act Third.

Interpolated song tLenamo)
Quintet (Dore, her companion, lie
namo, Ivan, the kings courier and
the Islands only prelate) "The King
Approaches" and full chorus,
Greeting to the King.
Grand finale.
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SOCIETY NOTES

Mrs. John Rush gave five O'Clock
dime last Thursday evening In COM
pliment to her neice, Miss Alice Watson
Who is visiting here. The dinner was
served in three courses from one long
table, which was tastefully decorated
with sweet peas. Mrs. BeesoD and Mrs.
Churchill assisted the hostess in
sewing the twelve guests who were,
Mesdames Gross, Evans, G.. L. Finley
Philips, l.. l. IA l0r, Ross Pixley,
LillianO'Neill, nd..Misses Grace Gwinner
Eleanor Milton, Warren, Blanc
Churchill and Frances Wright.
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Mrs. R. W. Hellwarth gave thimble
aparty last Friday afternoon in honor OF
lher sister Mrs. Ross Pixley. After
several delightful social hours an ele-
giant two course luocheon was served.
The following ladies we're present,
,Mesdames, G. L. Finley, L. L. Taylor,
Will Martin, Ralph Plxley, Lillian
O'Neill, McCurdy, Gross and Evans and
Misses Bertha Rath, Grace Gwinner,
Ssllie Hardesty, Eleanor Milton. Nellie
Sughrue, stoner, Alice Watson and
Francis Wright.
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DEFY THE LAW
Bird Dogs Union XIII Turkeys Belonging to
Both Candidates for Sheriff

Bird Dogs Union XIII Turkeys Belonging to
Both Candidates for Sheriff
There is crowd Of bird dogs In Dodge
City that have deted the law, and to
make IL all tho stronger. they have
opened up by singing Dut the two can
didates for sheriff.
A day or two ago bunch Of bird dogs
made Q tour aouth OF tewD. The two
candidates for sheriff, G. M. Beeson and
II. B. Bell live on adjoining ranches
The dogs visited the Bell ranch first and
killed what turkeys they could dnd, then
visited the BsesOn ranch and made an
other killing About forty turkeys In
all were slaughtered. After having all
Of the fun they wanted the dogs scam
pered off in the direction OF town, with
out leaving q ''clue" TO their identity.
Turkeys are valuable property, and the
owners Of bird doga ought to help locate
this destructive gang.
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About twenty young people enjoyed
the picnic given 10 the park last Thurs
day evening. A delicious chafng dish
supper was served. Those present were,
Misses Madge and Luella Small, Lulu
Sturm, Nellie Chapman, Grace Gwinnsr,
Warren, DeEtte Reighard, Mary Aten,
Sadie Hanns, Leila and Ethel Luther.
Mrs. Lillian O'Neill. Messrs. Will and
Karl Miller, Bob Rsth, Chss. Anderson,
Forrest and Lester Luther, Clarence
Aten and DR.. BallOu.
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Little Miss WInona Berg celebrated her
9TH birthday June 3Oth with seventeen Of
her little friends. Games, Ice cream,
cake and fruit were enjoyed BY the
following :--Reba Rsgland, Lucille Jones
Dorothy Reighsrd, Francis Sullivan,
Ruth and Rose Weber, Thelwa Weagley
Gladys and Carrie Markley, Marie Nc
Intyre, Grace Bonnerlin, Marion Schall'
Kathleen Fitzgerald, Violet and EDNA
Maycock, Katherine williams and lGer-
.krude Dalton.
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Miss sallIe Hardssty gave : dellght-
.ful card party ct her home lastlTuesday
evening. Three prizes were given, the
ifirst was won BY Miss Kelsey audlprovsd
10 be 1 potted fern; ths second, :: lsathes
CIpe raek, was presented to Dr. Ballou,
apd Ais Watson won the third prize, ;
handsome perfume bosgis. A.tWo-ccuFss.
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DR.. and Mrs.. g. A. Mccall were visit
ors 10 Dodge City this week. They have
been located at Ottuma, Iowa. until q
recent promotion OF DR.. Mccall. and
were on their way to their new location
at Wallace, idaho, where be will be In
spso.or Of the packing plants.
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PERSONAL

j. i, Jones was 10 buckiln last week.
RS. Crane returned from Kansas City
Monday.
Mrs. James Hoover /, visiting in
India ma.
Mrs. j. Pearl visited In Kinsley last
week.
Harry Leidigh was up from Srearvlls
last week on business.
Mr.. Garst went to Garden City Mon
day on business
Miss Clara Mills was VISITING relatives
In Bucklln last week.
Miss Clara Bsder returned Friday
from visit 10 Newton.
Mrs. W. G. Curry returned last week
from visit In the east.
MISS Hazel Little Of Cimarron visited
Miss Gladys Wright last week.
Ray Kirkpatrick returned from bis
claim In Stanton county Monday.
Mics Lenore Harbst visited at the
Parker home 10 Kinsley last week.
Miss Ada McInteer left Sunday for
Dodge City. y.-Larned ChronoscOpe.
Mrs. Weingarth is visiting her dau gh.
ter 10 the country, Mrs. Peter Reinert
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. McCurdy returned
from Kansas City the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ross Pixley left the latter part Of
last week for her home In San Marolal.
N. M.
Roy Martin left last Friday evening
for Colorado where he will spend the
summer.
Leo French returned Saturday from q
two weeks visit 10 Chicago and points In
Ohio.
Mrs. Thompson 10 visiting her son
Frank Thompson who resides in the
country.
Don Wilks leaves Thursday evening
on No s for Newtown, Missouri. to visit
relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Prough attended the Chris
tian Science lecture in Garden City
Tuesday.
E.J Babbit of Cincinnati, Ohio, ar
rived 10 this city last Friday evening for
a visit.
Miss Lenore Harbst returned last week
from Kinsey where she has been visit
ing friends.
Miss Edith Wright, Of Dodge City
visited The OFT family last week. k.-Kins-
ley Graphic.
A sister Of Frank McElgunn, Miss
jamie McElgunn of Doura, Ireland, is
visiting here.
j. W. Wright and family left last week
for Colorado where they will visit for q
couple Of weeks.
Mrs. Jonathan Scott and Mrs. Roy
Scott OF Speaivllle were shopping in thii
city last week.
Mrs. kilo Martin returned Saturda !
from Ohio where she has been visiting
for the past two months.
Miss Clara Badsr Of Dodge City Is visit
ing Mrs. Nilo Becxer for few days.
Newton Kansas Republican.
| Mrs. s. E. Stout left this week for Ok
lahoma where she will spend th,
summer visiting relatives.
Mrs. Merryman and daughter, ofKlns
ley, were visiting here this week, th,
guests Of Mrs. T. A. Scates.
Ray Kirkpatrick left Tuesday evening
for johnson City where he will stten'
the big celebration on the Fourth.
J. P. Jackson, Of Ballard, Washing
ton, who 10 known here, has left ther
to locate some where In the east.
Mrs. A. T. Garth went to Dodge OF
Monday to vssit her daughter Mn
Robert Vernon, ,--Larned Chronoscope.
Prof. G. A. Smith, formerly princlpl
Of the city schools here, is doing institut
work at Hugoton, Stevens county thI
month.
Miss Mayme Symmonds, Of Oolorad
Springs. was the guest Of her cousin
Mrs. w. Rose and Miss Verna Brow
the frst Of the week. She left Tuesda
morning for Mlssouri.
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Chas. Sessions, who has been the
Washington corresp ondsnt Of The Kansas
City Journsl was In Dodge City yester.
day visiting @. L. Grobety, Karl Miller
and other friends. He was on bic wsv
70 Denver 70 report the Democratic con.
yentlop.
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A delightful evening was spent by the
members Of the Embroidery Club their
husbands, and few guests, Monday
evening, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Soates, following dinner at the
Harvey tOuse.
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luncheon was served on the card tables.
Those invited were: Messrs and Mes
DANES Evans, Hellwarth. McCurdy,
Gross, Phillips, Jacobs, Gardner, Nc
Carthy, Taylor, Lswton, Sewell, Finley,
Pixley; Misses Bruiugton, Churchill. AL
ton, Wright, Stubos, Kelsey; Mesdames
Churchill, O'Neill: Messrs Young, Bal
lou, Simmons, Ralph, Jonn, Karl and
will Miller. Miss Warren, Of Washing
ton, Miss Alice Watson, of Winchester,
Ind, and Mrs Minis, OF Garden City.
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