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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-13
EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
Services Sunday March IS, as
follows:
1O:45 a. m.-Morning prayer
and sermon.
1900 noon-Sunday school.
5:0O-Evening prayer and SER
mon.
Also service Friday evening at
7:3O o'clock.
Seats free. All welcome.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-13
CHU RICH NOTICE

CATHOLIC
Sunday
$50 3. m. Early Mass and
Holy Communion.
1870 a. m. High Mass, SER
monand Benediction.
Week Days
7:3O High Mass at convent
school house.
Rev. Franz J. Feinler, pastor
METHODIST
1O:45 Preaching: subject,
"Gracious Promises.
1900 Sunday school.
800 Bible Study.
400 intermediate League.
$50 Epworth League.
Union services at Congrega-
tional church at night.
Junior League Wednesday at
4 o'clock.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-13

NOR SALE-Seven-drawer drop head sewing
II machine for $40. Inquire of
CD SANFORD, Agent.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-13
LOCAL WANT COLUMN

yU,O RENT--The lobby In the post once ouIl Ila
Good opening for news stand and con1ec-
siopory store
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Mrs. Bibb Dead.

The Wellsville Star prints the
following item; it will interest
many of our Audrain county read
ers;
Mrs. Lizzie Bibb, wife of Rev.
NJ. l.. Bibb, a former pastor Of the
Wellsville Baptist church, died at
home in Liberty, Missouri, Tues
day, December 3lst, 1907. The
remains were buried at Montgom-
cry City Thursday morning. De-
ceased was sister-inlaw to Mrs.
Z. S. Sisk of this city, who attend
ed the funeral.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
AT THE POOR FARM.
How Was Christmas at The Au-
drain Poor House This
Year1

A reader of the MESSAGE leaves
upon our table the article below,
clipped from the Reporter, printed
at Leon, Iowa, and suggests that
to his mind it shows a great diff
ference between the manner in
which the worthy poor are support
ed and remembered in Iowa as
compared with the condition at the
Audrain County Poor Farm, as
pictured in the "hot one" handed
the people of this county a few
weeks ago by Rev. J.N. Crutcher,
member of the State Board Of
Charities. Here is the article:
Editor Reporter. Being an in
mate Of the county farm | would
like to tell the people of Decatur
county Of our happy Christmas at
the poor farm, Mr.. and Mrs. Shira
sparing no pains to make us happy
and also Mrs Paralee Moore, ma
tron Of the woman's department,
with her kind heart working night
and day with Mrs. Shira TO please
the poor inmates. Our dinner
was good enough for king.
About three o'clock we were invit-
ed into the dining room where there
was a large Christmas tree, lighted
with wax candles and loaded with
beautiful and useful presents, can
dy and nuts, and it looked perfect
ly grand. We had few Christ
mas songs and Mr.. Shira imper-
sonated Santa Claus and he made
good one. 1t was a beautiful
sight and yet sad one. Old grey
headed men and women were sit
ting there like little children wait
ing for their presents, poor and
helpless, sick and afflicted in both
mind and body, east away from
home TO the poor house, no one
to take care of us but God and ouI
government, but it cannot be help
ed. l thank God that ! have as
good a home as I have, andI am
treated kindly and respectfully.
A. w. WALDO.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
SURROUNDING AUDRAIN

DIR. c. NJ. Baker and wife of
Santa Fe are the parents of twin
babies, born last week.
There were 260 marriage licenses
issued in Pike county last year,
and 80 cases of divorce granted.
Mrs. Maggie Lewis of Vandalia
has been quite i'll at the home Of
her parents near Lone Oak, Pike
county.
Frank Buffum and NJ. Jack Jones
are being urged to become candi-
dates for Representative in Pike
bounty.
A negro baptizing at a pond
near Bowling Green. Three portly
darkies were immersed in the chill.
~ waters.
Boone Maxwell of Estes, Pike
county, has sold his farm Of 90
acres to j. A. Thomas of Vandalia
for $3.50.
II. C.. Sims of Monroe county
has two very prolific Chester White
sows. One is raising II pigs and
the other IL.
Prof. Howard Parsons, teaching
in the Mexico Military Academy,
spent the holidays with relatives
1 in Pike county.
Ed. Clarence F. Bell, a native
of Galloway county. has been ap'
pointed assistant pastor Of the
First Christian church in New
York.
ED. w. A. Fite. minister Of th'
Fulton Christian church. has beer
invited to deliver an address at tbs
Missionary Rally. TO be held il
Mexico February 18th.
There was fiddling contest il
Bowling Green last week, the con
testants being four men and ON
lady, Miss Mamie Watson. Th
lady won, don't yer know,
Miss Daisy South Of Pike coun
ty was examining a toy pistC
when il went off," shooting
wad deeply into her hand. Tn
accident took the attention Of
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
doctor

doctor.
Mrs. George Sallings of Bow
ling Green who was taken to st.
Louis to be operated on for tumor
was brought home to await the
final summons of death-too far
gone to stand operation.
AT turkey shooting at Troy
Romie Clamer, a salesman, was
injued when his gun burst. His
hand was badly lacerated. Joe
Martin was accidentally shot in
the neck by one of the contestants.
j. w Brewer, near Mexico, says
the Paris Appeal, bought mules,
3s and Is, from Ben Forsyth at
$40 each, 3 from Wetmore & Cis-
sci at $130 and 3 at $50, , from
w. s. Moore for $500 and a saddle
horse from 7. W. McKamey for
800.
misses Anna aud Clara Moss
and their mother of Paris, Mo-,
left last week for cruise in the
Atlantic and Mediterranean. They
will visit in Spain, COnstantinOple,
Jaffa and Jerusalem and will spend
two weeks in Egypt in the vicinity
of the pyramids.
Geo. Ambrose, colored, who
worked for 3 Howard county far
mer, drew his wages last week,
went 10 RochepOrt, tanked up and
started home. After proceeding a
short distance he concluded that
he was at home, pulled of his shoes
and socks and went To bed on the
railroad track. An engine going
up to Franklin ran over him and
Killed MN
The Paris Appeal says that Ja.
cob Prather wrote from CantraIia,
"Wednesday, threatening to sns
Sheriff Nolen for damages for in
juries received at the hands OF
Charley Quarrels, a fellow prison,
er, unlese he sent him 500 at once
NOlen had a warrant Tor the gen.
tleman for attempting 10 breal
jail and went over to arrest him
Thursday. Prathcr win LET weI
enough alone hext tune.
Mira. J. NJ. Hudson visited il
Troy laat week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
CIRCUIT COURT.
Meets the goth of jan
uary-Long Docket
-Jurymen Cho-
SEM

The following are the petit and
grandjurymen for the coming term
Of the Audrain County Circuit
Court:
PETIT JURY
Loutre township-A. X. Reagon,
+. p. French.
Wilson-H. =. Vance, John
Wayne, r. G. Maddox, Ell. Sims.
Linn. c. Maxwell, George
Feutz.
Salt River-C. G. Bybee, Bud
Dawson, w. ii. Sharp, VIM.
Duckworth, j. j. Wakefield, j. II.
Shook.
Cuivre-S.S. Coons, J.T. Bland,
w. j. Grow, j. j. Johnston, J II.
Smith, F. p. Jacobs.
Prairie-J. w. O'Hearn, j. W.
Freeman.
Saling-H. d. Gentry, A. l..
Hawk.
GRAND JURY.
Loutre-John Stumpf.
Wilson,. g. Turner, w. II.
Faddis.
Linn--James Diggs.
Salt River-T. NJ. Dowell, A.
p. Pftzer, Frank Mcclure, George
ThrocbmortOn.
Cuivre-R. w. Moore, q. w.
Daniels.
Prairie-J. w. Beagles.
SAILING II. Hartley.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
From Washington State

F. A. Davis, formerly Of this
county, now-of Washington, writes
the Farber Forum as follows;
We have just got home from a
visit up in the Big Bend country
10 see T E. Cope and family. We
got 10 see a number Of our old
Missouri friends, Ed Kilby and
family, Joe Pease and family, w.
o. Sparks and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Sparks, Dick Sparks
aud family, and Mr.. Snagges and
wife, nee Eta Clayville. We got
to make them all short visit, ex-
cept Dick Sparks. They all ap-
pear TO be doing well. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sparks have a nice home in
ReardOn, Wash. This has been
a prosperous year for the farmers
here, and you know what that
means TO the business man. But
things are little dull at present.
AN the Farber people are get
ting along nicely so far as / can
see. win cloSe by wishing you
and all my old friends well"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Wants Case Removed.

Montgomery City, NO.. Jan. 1.
The Alton. thru it's attorneys,
has filed g melton In the Circuit
Court OF Audrain County. to re-
move the CPS, 900 damage suits of
Daniels aud Chandler to the Fed.
eral Courts 10 st. Louis.
It is understood these cases ere
the iirht filed to test the law passed
by the Legislature against remov-
ing such cases to the Federal
Court.
p. II. Cullen. attorney for the
plaintifE. states he viii bring snit
under this law to oust this railroad
from doing business in Missouri,
For lie dIsobedisnce to this new
leKInlati0n.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Hog and Sheep Men.

Last weeks Laddonia Herald
contained the following item:
DR.. II. A. Grier of Mexico. one
of the leading hog men of the
county. was down last week in
specting Leslie MeCormick's Po-
land. China herd. Mr.. Nc. also
handles flne sheep.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
DR.. Bragg's Invention,

The Fulton Sun said last week:
DR.. Bragg, of Mexico, visited
Sidney Parker Wednesday and
while here sold an invention which
he has patented to Doctors Renoe
and Reilly. 1t is something used
in the manufacture of teeth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Carl Brown, employed with the
Mexico, Santa Fe and Perry Trac'
ton Co.. spent last week with
relatives in VaudRlia.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
The Travellers Banquet

Yhe Travellers Protective AssC.
citation of Mexico held a banquet
at the Hotel Hoxsey last Wednes-
day night.
Besid es the good eatin' several
speeches were heard. It was a
joyous time indeed. The follow
ing officers were elected;
Frank Parker. president.
C.H. Carpenter. LIST vice pres.
e. b. Keath. I'd vice president.
Paul st. vraiu. secretary aud
Treasurer.
Rev. A. A. Wallace, chaplain.
DR.. r. s. Cave. post surgeon.
@. H. Carpenter was elected a
delegate to the State Convention.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

C. H. Todd and his neighbOr
Paris Carr, southeast Of Benton
City, made the MESSAGE IA pleas
ant business call last Saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

A. A. Luckie, who trains aud
sells horses in different parts Of
the country. is arranging to make
Mexico his permanent home.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

o. NJ. Montague and family Of
near Farber will move to Oklahoma
this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Mrs. Effie Mcdaniel, Of Laddon'
ia, visited her sister in this city
last Saturday and Sunday, Mrs.
r. NJ. Painter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Alex Chapman Of MOliuo neigh
borhood has moved onto a farm
west Of Santa Fe and orders his
MESSAGE sent to Santa Fe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

w. w. Fry bought the Charles
Drake residence at trustees sale
last Friday for 800. The pur-
chase is subject to a Judgment
against the property of s72 and a
mortage of 1905.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

CLeever Day is completing an
elegant new 10 room dwelling in
Laddonia. ~.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

The MESSAGE is in receipt of a
kindly remembrance from our old
boyhood friend, John Il. Thole,
Of vandalia, an artificer iu ir on
and ]. P. of Cuiyre township.
John Fl. is all right.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

j. l.. Slavens Of Laddonia has
bought a restaurant in Farber and
will move to the latter town.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Miss Annie Blunk Of Gazette,
near Vandalia, is taking music
lessons in Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Miss Eva Blythe has returned to
her studies at the State University.
She will graduate this year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Mrs. F. A. Cauthorn arrived
home last week from a visit to
relatives 10 New Y ork City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

A. N Day, at Muscatiue, Iowa,
renews for the MESSAGE aud sends
this cheering word-"Long live
the MESSAGE"
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Mrs. j. F. Llewellyn Of this city
has been entertaining Miss Sarah
Frost Of Staunton, Va.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

The Farber Forum says that
Arthur Lake, of near that town,
will soon move to Pike county to
reside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

This Office is under obligation to
r. l.. CoakIey For late copies of
Pueblo, Colo. papers
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
MOTHER FINE LINE.
Message List Is Still
Lengthening Out.

Since the first OF the year the
are new subscribers or
renewals to the MESSAGE:
r. NJ. Shannon
A. B. Erisman
Ed. Atchisou
Mrs. J. F. Harp
DR.. Z. s. Cave
K. r. Arnold
l.. Il Biggers.
L. d. Lee
Miss Marcia Bush
w. 7. Wilkerson
n. Hiekerson
Z. A. Mildred
J. d. Worley
DR.. N. |. ROdes
Mrs. G. W. Adams
+. Coatsworth
j. w. Atchison
w. w. Pollock
A. II. Moore
Gus n. Steinman
W. n. Maxwell
s. p. Emmous
A. B. WeIdler
G. A. Witherspoou
A. N. Day
DR.. NJ. Z. Crawford
j. N. Stephens
James NJ. Beagles
Alex. Seymore
]. G. Beasley
Q. 4. Loekridge
Alex. Chapman
4. l.. Hopkins
q. II. Todd
w. w. Wilson
Homer +. Slonaker
Wm. Ssetfens
Paris Carr
viii II. Morris
Mrs. Susie b. Clark
@. A. Lewis
Mrs. Z. II. Morris
DIR. j, b. Hawkins
c, w. Tanner
Albert RidReway
j. j. Ed6ieman
Phil Mcdaniel
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

q. w. Tanner at Farber renews
for the MESSAGE and adds; "A
happy and prosperous new year to
you.n Thank you. brother, thanks.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

J. e. Jesse aud daughter Miss
Carrie. win leave this week on an
extended visis to the family Of
Rsy. John Jesss at Quanah, Texas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

LOST Between Mexico and
MoliuO on Saturday before Christ
mas a black winter lsprObe with
yellow binding. Please notify ].
d. WoEley at MolinO and receive
reward.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Mr.. j. v. Faires. the livest,
youngest elderly man in tOwn--up
about 90 years, was in to see
the MESSAGE on New Years day.
He always keeps 'Open house" on
the first day Of the year and never
forgets the MESSAGE. He Is a
friend worth while.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
HAPPENED AND HAPPENING
Miss Susie Houston has been
visiting at Paris, in Monroe county.

w. Il. Miller OF Bellfl over visit
ed his uncle here this week, E.C,S.
Miller.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09
Hc4eo sa'ta F. Rrrg fraction Company Of Missouri,

heE,a saataE 1 Rrg fraction Company d Missouri
its completion They
Considerable
norho of
a bres dopusth
o warmly
enjoying
n nd
summer
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Bishop Andrews, Of the M. Il.
church, died a few days ago. aged
SO years. The Bishop was in Mex
leo 30 years ago. held conference
here. He was entertained here by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Faires, both
now well along In years also.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Albert Eidgeway .of Eaton, Colo,
Is q new reader Of the MEssAaR.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Mrs. w. 8. Mccoy. late Of
Springfield, Mo.. now gets her
MEssAoE al MolIno. no.
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-01-09

Mira. ]. n. Hudson visited in
Troy laat week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-24
Shakespearean Reception

Miss Bernice Marcher was hostess
at a delightful and unique Snake
spearean reception given in celebra-
ton of the poets birthday last even
ing at her home on Thompson street.
The entertainment was in the form of
progressive conversation, alternating
between the serious and the frivolous,
with music during the evening. After
the first six subjects a scene from one
of Shakespeare's plays was given, and
at the conclusion of the conversation
followed a burlesque on the balcony
scene from Romeo and Juliet" Aston
McKinnir appearing as Juliet and Ed
ward Englebritson as Romeo.
An attractive feature of the recep-
tion was the costuming in Shake
spearean characters by the young
women guests. The hostess appeared
in brilliant impersOnatiOn of Cleo
patra Invitations were issued to for
Englebritson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Weise, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Edinger,
Misses Helen Kellogg, Hazel Tobins,
Juanta Lane Stella Lane, Maude
Cook Ruth Shepard, Florence Hamp-
ton, Gertrude Robertson, Ida Hatch,
Grace Stoermer. Penelope Murdock,
Kathleen Lockhart, Rowena Hall.
Helen Bosbyshell, Laura Mcdonald,
Nettie <irkum, Viola Henck, Elsie
Behymer Enid Behymer, Ruth Kel-
logg, Cora Boettcher, Sadie Under
wood Hattie Hummell, Messrs Frank
Buttolph, Archie Reese, James Hogan,
Norman Dickinson, Roydon Vosburg,
Ben Slater, James Brewer, lie Roy
Brown, Garon, Austin McKinnon and
William Stoermer
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-24
COMMITTEE NAMED TO
ENTERTAIN PRESS CLUB
Time for California Newspaper
men on Next Monday
Night

President Stewart of the chamber of
commerce has appointed the following
committee as reception committee to
assist in entertaining the California
Press club at a reception to be given in
the rooms of the chamber Monday
evening, April 27, to which everyone is
invited, women as well as men. Light
refreshments, music and stereopticon
entertainment will be the order of the
evening. The names of the committee
men follows:
H. z. Osborne. chairman; D. c. Nc
Garvin, w. Il. McFie, Otis Lockhart, S
K. Lindley, Charles Lamb, J. c. Kays
M. E. Johnson, George Kislingbury, w
p. Jeffries, w. C. Patterson, Stoddard
Jess, w. H. Housh, Arthur Halves, b.
Hayman, j. b. Heartwell, Fred
Wheeler, w. ]. Hole, Fred Hines,
George e. Hart, M. 5. Gregory, G. M
Giffen, j. M. Quinn, Capt. J. d. Fred
ericks, A. w. Francisco, j. c. Floyd
Harry Chandler, r. e. Gibbon, Warren
Wilson, E. H. Bagbey, H. w. Brundige,
Lucius K. Chase, John H. Francis, c,
X. Walrath, C. w. Fleming Martin
Neuner, Frank x. Pfafinger, DR.. E. A
Lundy, j. X. Macomber, A. e. McCon-
nell, Richard Molony, u. D. Mathuss
p. H. Mathews, S. G. Marshutz, Robert
Marsh, H. M. Mosher, Judge B. n
Smith, M. p. Snyder, Ford Smith
d. Wilbur, r. B. Young, A. c. Wilmer
r. j. Waters w. S. Taylor. Sam T,
Glover, c. c. c. Tatum, l.. II. Valen-
tine, w. G. Thorpe, Charles L. Hub
bard, G. H. Sessions, Abner L. Ross,
O. w. r. Robinson, R. w. Poindexter,
w. f. Post, Dr. e. c. Moore, $. P. Null
ford, T. e. Newlin, H. c. Oakley, l. T.
Vennum, F. n. Van Horn, c. j. Fox,
r. w. Dromgold, H. G. Dillon, w. c.
Durgin, John A. Kingsley and II. E.
ShOleS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-24
Society,"

"Given to hospitality" is a phrase
that may be we'll applied to Los An
geles at all times, and the grace has
been especially manifest during this
week, when every hostess in the city
who has relative, friend or even
friends friend serving on board one of
the battleships of the Atlantic fleet
has extended to them a cordial well
come that has often included ship
mates as well.
Among those who have been enter
tanning house guests this week is Mrs.
J. Ross Clark of West Adams street.
who has had with her Mrs. S. M.
Johnston of Butte, Mont, and her son,
Midshipman H. H. Johnston of the
Kearsarge, and for Midshipman john
ston, who is her cousin, Mrs. Clark
gave one of the prettiest of the weeks
affairs Wednesday-a luncheon. of six
teen covers
Besides the hostess and guest of
honor those occupying places at the
table were Mrs. S. M. Johnston, Miss
Anna Mccormick and Miss Genevieve
Mccormick of Salt Lake; Miss Annis
Van Nuys, Miss Severance, Miss Nina
Jones, Miss Edith Heron. Miss Mar
jorie Welch, Ensign lie Breton, En-
sign Gaddis. Ensign A. x. Akin, En-
sign L. M. Akin, Midshipman Manley
and Walter M. Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-24

THE first few days of The Herald
popular voting contest have peeh very
successful, as a great many pe[soIis
from all over Southern Canforhla nay e .
become interested, and are trying u
interest their friends. ,r,1s
Every subscriber to The Heralo
should save the coupons for some one
already in the contest, or else place
their fayorite in the contest ana give
her a good starter by clipping out the
commons in The Daily Herald and SEND
ing them in to the contest manager IN
care of this paper.
There will be a $500 house and lot,
a $1,000 lot, a $3.50 auto-piano, $'5O
baby grand piano; also several other
'nianos. trips, scholarships and many
other prizes awarded the sixty-one
winners at the close of this contest,
the prizes for each district being fully
explained in the following;
Every subscription received at this
office for the contestants will count
for votes whether the subscriber is al
ready taking the paper, or if he is
new subscriber. However, the new
subscribers will count for just twice
as many votes as an old subscriber
A new subscriber for three months
gives 300 votes, and an old subscriber
for the same length of time gives 15O
votes. A six months subscription, new,
subscription, new, is 1000 votes; old
1000 votes. The price of The Herald
is $120 for three months; $2.35 for six
months, and $3.50 for one year.
The names of the contestants who
have already entered the race will be
announced in few days. Watch for it.
All parties interested should call at
the office and have the contest ex-
planned fully to them, and then If
enter contest
ager will give them receipt books, and
advertising matter relative to the con-
test, which will assist them greatly.
The office of the manager of the con-
test is in the business office of The
Herald. Office hours a. m. to Z p. IN.
Following is the list of prizes:
CONTEST NO.
Open to All
To most popular person-man, woman
or child:
First premium, auto-piano. 500
Second premium, trip of ten days
for two persons to Lake Tahoe,
cost of transportation both ways
and hotel expenses to be paid.
CONTEST NO.
Salaried Woman Girl
To most popular salaried woman or
First premium, house and lot in
Los Angeles Observation-Disclosures. .$l5OO
Second premium, lot in Los Ange-
les Observation-Disclosures. o0U
Third premium, typewriter. ........ lis
CONTEST NO. 8
Electric Railway EmplOye
To most popular electric railway en-
ploye, working in connection with ope-
ration of cars:
First premium, lot at one of the
popular beaches near Los Ange-
les ................-.. .$lOOI
Second premium. graphophone. 80. 81
(Office employees of electric railway
companies cannot compete for these
two premiums.)
CONTEST NO
WOmaD's Club
To most popular woman's club:
Premium, baby grand piano. ........ $3.50
CONTEST NO.
Fraternal Lodge
To most popular fraternal lodge:
First premium, upright piano. 5000
Second premium, regalia, to be Sc
lected by winner. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
CONTEST NO
Couple
To most popular couple. man and
wife, father and daughter or son,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-24
Miscellaneous Shower

Miss Helen Fosburg of Flower street
was hostess at a miscellaneous shower
given last evening in compliment to
Miss Mayme Welsh, who will become
the bride of DIR. Robert Uphold May
2S. During the evening Miss Maude
Boice gave several delightful readings.
Among Miss Fosburg's guests were
Mesdames Nina Beale, Mabel Miller
A. o. Johnson, J. J. Russ and w. F..
Toler; Misses Clara Alden. Altman,
Clarice Bartlett, Augusta Gathman,
Hattie Gathman, Bertha Cronkhite,
Juanita Clark, Grace Fosburg Ida
Steinmeyer, Martha Steinmeyer Laura
Turner, Margie James, Eula James,
Maude Boice, Lulu Freeman, David
son, Lulu Tryon and Minnie Olson.