, 1908-02-28
BACHELOR BOYS
As ENTERTAINERS
WALTER BlDtER AND WALTER
ROE HOSTS AT GATHERING AT
ToLTEC RANCH HOUSE.
Merry Party Present to Flttingly ceIe.
brate Birthday of the Father OF
Our Country-Supper Spread by
Hosts and Musical Program Rem.
dered at Its Close.

want those that did not attend to
What a pleasant time we all had
at the dance given by Walter Bidder
and Walter Roe, two bachelors, at
the Toltec Live Stock company's ranch
on Cooper creek February 22d. Every
one had a good time to the best of our
knowledge. From about 5 o'clock un,
til about $3.50 p. m. the crowd gather
ed, coming in vehicles, on horseback
and on foot. They did not seem to
care how they reached there, just 50
they did, to help celebrate the birth.
cay of the father of our country, Gen
eral George Washington.
Satisfactory Supper.
These two young bachelors began to
serve supper at $50. They had spent
the previous afternoon preparing for
this meal. Let me tell you it was so
good that Teddy" himself would have
eaten it and relished it, if he had had
the opportunity. AS soon as supper
Go oNci ,tht tdDlS anu SudllS WSlt
carried out of the dining room and the
reating stove out of the parlor to give
ample room for the dancers.
Dancing Begins.
Bud Gillespie acted as floor manager,
and called out, Partners for a waltz
Mr.. Elmer Slothower and Mrs. Robert
Nelson furnished the music. Mr. vii.
liam Hill was good enough to rest Mrs.
Nelson occasionally They played
perfect time, and it was a sight to see
the merry dancers keeping step TO it.
At ~ O'Clock recess was taken. A
party said, Twenty minutes for sup
per-" 1 am sure it took longer, for
vi floor manager was at the table
quite a while.
Musical Program.
The baskets of luncheon which we're
furnished by the good mothers and
daughters were opened by the same
two bachelors. Everything good to eat
found. The cake was Just as good
as the pie. During the midnight inter
mission, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nelson
sang a few selections, with the gui-
tar accompaniment by Mrs. Nelson.
"Bobbie" and his wife know how to
sing, l am here to tell you. After this
performance the saw mill boys took
the floor. Mr.. George Foster danced a
clog, which was hard to clean after.
He also played a few solos on his gut
tar, tuned as a banjo. Mrs. Fred Nc
Gee n Mrs. George Foster sang a
pretty song. The musician, MI. Sloth-
over, received a hearty cheer by a
song he sang, one of his own compo-
sitions. Mr.. William Hill, a well
known tar heel" in this vicinity, san
niger song, Boil Dem Cabbage
Down"
Dancing is Resumed.
After this the violinist struck up a
waltz tune and the dance continued
until daylight. Then the Home
Sweet Home" waltz was played, and
after that the dancers began to
leave. Those not living far did not
wait for their breakfast.
List of the Guests.
The names of those who attended
are as follows: Mr.. Bud Gillespie and
Miss Elsie Reed, Mr.. Harvey Belville
and Miss Elizabeth Keef, Mr.. G. M
Warner and Miss Fannie Gillespie, Mr..
Walter Roe and Miss Ruby Gillespie,
Victor White and Miss Rose
White, Mr.. Frank FTanzen n Miss
Ella Franzen, Mr.. Walter McFadden
and Miss Zelpha McFadden, Mr.. r. A.
McFadden and Miss Cecil MeFadden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Nc
Carly, Jack and Guy McCarty, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Franzen, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Slothower and Fremont, MI. and Mrs.
Herbert King and Ross, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Nelson, Nick polly" and
Robert, jr.; Miss Eva Maxwell, Miss
Blanch Towner, Miss Violet Reed, d.
+. McFadden, Frank Baily, Otto King.
William Irvine, jr., James Payne, Lou
is yanPelt. Alexandria Gillespie, Frank
Smith, Frank Foster, Frank NJ. Foster,
]. A. Kiger, Bob Hunter, "Bill' Hen,
derson, John King, George Tation, wal.
ter Bidder. A. GUEST.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO "A DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT IL guaranteed to
cure and cast Of Itching. Blind. Bleed.
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to IA days
or money refunded. soc. mwI
GROUND BONE AND MEAT FOR