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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
San Francisco Nine Makes
1t Six Straight From Beavers
Crack Athletes in
Annual Games
Strong Teams viii Represent
Stanford and California in
intercollegiate Meet

The teams have been chosen by the
University OF California and by Stan
lorc university for the intercollegiate
neio day, which will be held at STAN
lord one week from tomorrow. This
viii be the first intercollegiate meet
held on the Stanford field. and many
new records are expected The most
notable absentee from the Cardinal
ranks. owing 10 the recent trouble at
Paio Alto, VIII be Captain Fred Lana
gan the crack hurdler and pole vault
er- John Elliott, the athletic author
ity, VIII be the referee. The entries
and officials follow:
400 sara dasb-Stanfo-d Reed Holman and
Gardner; California. Crossseid- Paul and Stanton
20 YARD hurcles-Sta1ford, Hortoa- PeAslee
ana hsines; California, Cowles. Edwards sad
20 yard hurdles-First heat Stanford Gregg
and RsiA-s; California, JoHns. Cowlek and
Mcconnell: second heat, Stanford Horton BOYD
wards.
20 yard dssh-First heat. stanford. Reed
Stanton Gnd Kant; second heat, Stanford Bol-
nan. IOVne snd FandervoO-t: California, Trux-
sw, Matthew'S and Hail
40 yard dash-stsntord Wyman Miller
Brown. Co0nsn, Hughes. TovBe and seyerys
galitornia. Jones, Staatoa, Mcnamara. Harlow.
$50 yard run-Stanford Brown Minex severy
AGundrell. Bradford. Lee and Hemphill; Cali
lqr1la- Dozis-, Lesgett Dowd. Smith, Denton.
Niie run-SIsnford. Maundreu. Bradford
McGregor snc Porter; California. ErskIne, De
1smiei. Boydson. Briggs, Reyes Evans and
Craig.
Two nIls ruB-stsnford, Sweet, Nash. Adams.
Shelton. Bevier and TemDletol; California, Clay
oangh, Gaines, Newmsn, Thompson, Casey, Mad
ccx Ra6 Durham.
Pole Teult-Stanford. Bellah. Scott. Kocher
Wari1g and Cook; California. Bull, Ostrander,
Sheridan. Mum Steel. A. Brown and c. Brown
Hign 5umP-Stanford Martin, Sterling, Poore,
War-ng ana Boyd; CsIdornis, Stout Num-
Kant, Bush. Strong. Bull and EFers.
Shot put-Stanford, Horton Hzndervoort
Rssnes, 3onastni; California, Blake, Mum
Dignon. Budlsnsl. Small and Jordan
Tounssini, Minturn and Owen; California, Glazier
Swim. Mum, Maddox sn6 Jordan
Broad 5ump-Stsnford, YanderToort Bellsh.
Aeddick ard Scott; California. SAKE, Mum,
Chapman Kretsinger, Villas. &. S Johns and
Neighbor.
Relay teams to be made I'D On the held
Otfcisls-Referee, John Elliott 20. c. F; start
ers. A E. Roth lS-l and o. f Saedigsr 10. c. /;
timers, \. Z. Wilcox tU. c., Dave Brown IS,
Bert herricsn (R c. judges ca ASA, P. c..
GerhEror 20. O.. A S. Goody &c. Co. Douglas
ErSkine 90 c.. Fred Koch &C. CO and Cy
Youngs field judges. D. P. Crawford Isl, II.
Cheek lU- c.. :. F. flanagan iS.l and r. Wool
ssy fU- c.; measurers y. Gilmore 20. O., W
Wilcox &C. c.. NJ Adams (S.l and P. Glesy
81: inspectors Professor Rhodes CO. c., Dr..
ANGEL (s), " h flanagan lS.l and George
Bel tl- C-l5 clerk ot course, Malone Is. J and
Dozier &C. c. assistant; marshal. George
Presley 81; assistants. :. E Reilly Isl and J..
BehloT kS-ls snneuncer, c L Roberts
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
81 LIMAH

Rrns-Of The0bold J. Hits-OG Theobold 8
Cf wills 2 Credit victory 70 Wills Two base
Iits-RarteTy. OooreT. 5EEsey. Williams. Mel
..rosr plper Sacrifice hits-Casey. NcArdle.
willis EilSebrsn6- First base called balls
nf TteefaIf = II wits ., o1 Groom ?. Struck
orf-Rr SIS Lfie = ~ fsroon s. Bit By pitched
haII-niper. Double pl6F--Ao1lcr 70 zfIder 70
Williams Tine q gsrae-1 hour eId 80 min
utes C-1pire-0' Co1nel
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Wright Ellis. Sacrifice hit
Oakes First bsse on errors-Los Angeles l.
Left OF bsses-Los Angeles T. Oakland 6 Bass
hsIls-Of Wright =. OF Hosp g. Struck out
b Wright i. BY Hosp !. Double plsy-Delmas
To Dillon Passed ball-Dsshwood Wild
pitch-Wrght Time Of game-I hour and 81
minutes bmpire-Peuine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
-YADA-LURETTA
LORD NELSON

sApprentice allowance
BEST BET-LORD NELSON
NEXT BEST-FRANK FLITTNER
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

wearing the mitt Van Haltren op-
posed them with Wright and Dash
wood Perrine umpired- Los Angeles
registered three runs in the second and
one IN the eighth. Oakland made her
only showing IN the third with q
single SCORE Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

Electro-Vfgor Is not an electric
belt It IS a dry cell body battery.
and makes its own power.
Electro-vigor has proven TO be
all you claim for II, IN spite OF my
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

Fred Banzhaf. an enthusiasts owner of q
White steamer. who resides in this city. writes
his brother from the City Of Mexico that he -
having great success with his car. and a de-
Hghtfui cutting Banzhaf left here more than
seven weeks ago for tour IN his model T.
White. and after motoring in southern California
extensively. drove the auto into Mexico. He
plans 20 return in about two months. In the
letter Banzhaf SAYS that his car has not given
him the slightest trouble. and that be intends 70
reach home again BY the auto rours-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10
The Calls Form CharofRaces afEmeryviIl<

stranng in dis n
Thursday, APRIL
c. !
$3.50
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

sge-I am past eighty
lit has given me a
new lease on life: my
health generally has
improved; I have
gained eight pounds
IN weight and feel
much stron ger.
] viii vouch for
your treatment at any
time JOS SMITH
santa Cruz. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

All women worship physical
strength They like TO look on men
SIS strong, capable beings, afraid OF
nothing Fairfax in Bos-
ton american"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

ime-.25 As. 81. ZIG As. 1:42 3-5.
show; Catherine. place. 4-5 show;
III Meg Merrilies IL. Trained by G.
easily Second and third driving
best OF this lot. Cut or repeatedly
into the stretch. Catherine It ran
ridden Galindo made his run arounl
aise weak. High Gun closed wezL
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-10

L Stock has virtually decided to campaign bis
useful string at Seattle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
TEMPERANCE HOSTS GATHER.

=
+: SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. June
1S.---Jubilant to the point Of wild en-.
+thuslasn at recent prohibition sue
cesses and confident OF soon making
this a g"dry" world, the hosts OF tenn.
perance are gathering in Saratoga to-
day to celebrate during <ne next ten
days the centennial OF the first TEN.
perance society. One hundred years
ago the first total snbstinance society
in the world was founded at aforeau,
in this county. by Dr.. 81 illy.$J. Clark.
Preparations to Commemorate this
event have been going forward for
over a year. with the result that the
Worlds Temperance Centennial Con-
gress too be opened here tomorrow VIII
likely SO down in history at 5tLe great
est demonstration Of its Kind in the
worlds history. Every train into sar-
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knowing that it will Il be found to
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Dr.. SPierce's Lotion r ablets and
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vigorate and reg Hate stomach liver
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consti ation. Little So gaI-cnated;
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
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FLAG DAY IN CAPITAL;
y. 80 = ~; IN 4 Il. " vi 80
!. Is. NV. Press Association. j

49,. n, Us. W. Press Asso cintion.1 f:k
WASHINGTON. June 15.:-Flag day,
the 31st anniversary OF the al option
of the national emblem. was generally
observed in the national capital. Flags
We're displayed on all public buildings
and hundreds OF private elifices. Tho
real tanniversaryi s June IL, but owing
to that date falling on Sunday, the
public observance was postponed until
to-day. This years celebration Is rem:
dered especially notable because OF the
fact that q new star. representing
Oklahoma. will be added to the ban.
ner5 on July Il 3sss9 vi q
The observance OF Flag Day had Its
Inception a decade ago. when nation
al organization was formed for that
purpose. ~
The American Flag ssociatt3n was
planned on July Is. 1897. and com:
pletely organized on February 81 s.,
1898. It irepresents an association Of
individual members and also the
members OF flag commits OF patriot:
ic societies. Col: y Ralph Earl Prime.
Of Yonkers, Is president. The
vice presile Tents sinclul 81 ADMIRAL Dew
Ell, Lieut.. Den: elsonS i, IN lies and;
d number o. other prom lent Amerts
can patriot e
~ lt
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y! :, ! ~ 5 Nj ;fIi.Sti >
RChtIdrensE Day.

Rii1iE SHMu n;S Day ~ t5,'Sl Ell
ldren's Day al obseryedi at the
/ tine Bapt tst Church and at the nia.
mont street NEE Church on Sunday:
snprning The following !. programme
wassr dered ut the III !. ii. Church:
Song March to victory"
prayer Rey.f G. w: Bent.
aesponaiEesR Reading n 5say 1. " "
SONG I'd ] % the re Flowers and
Rock Choir Kit is
reeting, Ralph Il Courtney
Hsecita tion, + Lesson in Arithme-
u bur Cunning cham.
Recttat ton How to Help" Samuel
infant Glass. KS t. III
Reci q ton ~ Little song,'' Claudia
assitatIon, s. er,s second Thought
Wanda Hail. :. Il 5sil:;{
Song, Glass OF Girls.
Hesitation; James; Robinson. .533
Song citation and Drill. Fifteen
Reeita ton u Lue Harry Phillips.
Solo Ada Louise Kunst.
4seeita ton, g g DDS blessings. !" Geors
Neptune: 4 J3.;.5 /;
ltatloa. s, s:,hool Days Mary 5 Gil
Diet The Daisies 9 Marie Scott
Claudia Isayman. i \. &: IA v
SOM Ct ily Bells Glass Of Girls.
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- n
atosa to-day brin IS Its quota OF tenn;
perance leaders, men and women, and
It Is likely that the hotel facilities will
be taxed to the utmost to care for the
mammouth ,asse1nblage OF x prohibi-
tionists. I'll Y 4 b q
$s The formal address OF welcome will
be delivered by Governor Hughes at
the Afternoon session or the congress
in Convention hall on Monday. Oliver
w. Stewart, Of Illinois. and seaborn
Wright, Of Georgia, will Nrespond.
Practically all the temperance So
cities throughout the 81 world and
churches OF all denominations will be
represented, II including Prot
Catholics and Jews. II. :,
sd The governors Of twenty-five states
oftthe United states have sent official
representatives., and delegations are
present from England. Scotland. swed.
en-, Germany, Hungary, Belgium,
France and ireland. u 4; i n
Among the speakers OF prominence
who are expected are w. H. Milton,
United States Senator from Florida;
General IA. s. DaEgett, of Wa shington.
p. c. Rabbi Wise. of New York Arch
bishop John J.. Keane, OF Iowa; Joshua
Leyering. OF Baltimore; George F. Cot
terill, OF Seattle, national chief of Good
Ten1plars Mrs. L. NJ. NJ Stevens, OF
Portland, Me, national president of
the NV. G. T: u; Charles r: Jones. of
Chicago; seaborn Wright. Of Georgia;
Rev. 2. a. Baker, OF Columbus, o..
national superintendent OF tile Anti
Salon League; Rev: DR.. Wilbur F.
Crafts, Washin gton, D. c.; superintend
ent OF the international reform bureau
John g. Wooley chica go, Ill; Profes
scr Samuel SDfckle, ofEAlbion, Y Mich:
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n A - ~, b. fBsJk
DR.. silas c: Swallow, OF Harrisburg.
Pa; Rev. n. NJ Prlngle, Of the Civic
League Of Maine;y Rev. s. Parkes Cad.
man. OF Brooklyn; Rev. Dr.. n. J. Bur-
rel. Of New York; Joseph Mains, Of
Birmingham. Eng national chief OF
the Good Templars; Tom Hcneyman,
OF Glasgow, grand secretary Of the
Good Templars Of Scotland. and Ed
ward Wayrlnsky, Of Stockholm, mem.
ber8 OF the Swedish parliament, Il sss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
Broke Arm.

Bertha, the little laughte. Of Mr..
Ftl:sM. sDoolIttleS of State street, fell on
the steps aot the residence Of Mr..
Scephaa5 Hawkins and broke her left
arm. Ihe Injured smember was dress.
s$et By DR.. p Al. s. Cox and is doing as
we'll sas could sbe expected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-15
Observation-Disclosures

~ Henderson OF /. Watson was
nrgical patient dismissed yesterday:
@ Mr. Esterllne of East Park avenue.
who has been receiving treatment for
I'D fever was dismissed Sunday
mining Il & "A ~ Ia
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Il a. sYAttendance.

Two hundred and twelve ;,al I'm.
were present at the Diam:-l. sra:
IN 81 Church Sunday mo- q. ~ a, 10 !,
Sunday school and eoE 1lrared AZ.
rty.three at the D.. >:,,.:,c,l
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the formers sister, Mrs. w q Van.

sllaa GLE
the formers sister, Mrs. w q Van.
mort. They were accom- panied home BY
Miss Lena Vannort. h \.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. sLevelle went to
Weston Saturday to visit Rev. and
Mrs. d. G. Helmick. Y. ;5
81 Mr., and Mrs. L. NJ: Stemple and lit
tte:daughter were at Austin yesterday.
mi and Mrs. Harry Carr and two
children OF Guffey street spent Sunday
at Colfax. 3
Mr.. George Lore of Grafton was In
this city Saturday.
Mrs. D. D. Leonard OF Clark burg,
was the guest 4 OF her father. Mr..
Thomas Barnes OF State street. 81 a !;
Misses Ivy and Martha F'rurl have
returned from several weeks Visit
at Quiet Dell. s.5 81 siS5 Z
Mrs Jane Steele who has been visit:
Ing her daughter. Mrs. Sherman Dan.
ley has returned toxher home at Little
Falls. y e, 4 \! Il
Mr. James Morrow is i'll at his
home on Water street. II z:
John Glenn and Dolph Weekly OF
Pennshoro were the guests a OF Mr..
Charles Boggs yesterday. /
r.&John Harr of Bothville was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Harr
Sunday. 4 FL
Neonie, the little daughter. of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Walker Of East Park avenue
is quite sick. tx u II. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosel Carpenter Of
Metz. and mir. and Mrs Frank Car
penter OF Walnut avenue, were s. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Car
penter yesterday. IS iai5..s \, b a
Miss Lulu Barnes OF Colfax was the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. John Hou1t,
Saturday. L; I, II I;
Mr.. and Mrs, Ionic Carpenter and
children went to Hopewell to visit
Mr.. Jonathan West. 81
Mrs. Griffith and four children of
State street have gone too Glcnnyiile
to spend the summer.
Gordon Grimes left this morning for
nosIt,on a ! - - = :
Master Joe. the younges' .nn r.. :, e
and Mira + s. 4, Rnhinso q = \ - ,, ,or.
hr,o,. ~ =. - -
his rronl fother Mr. !, 80, !.
improvinr. a "a + " = &, 5i.5
81 Mr. ana A.,
,ina,.i,ia ,.,. !. -. =: = 30
and Mrs ~ = 5. s1. !:
street a ID 81 =
sH AZ it5l. 5$ss
E.Ef "! A 8. 81 Il SSttisf lSf
0.g Ga @ IS; .Af RY DAY.
z
* 5:-A the
rtIo la eluled for AIS
"e::R :7' wing
Monday.
4 = q ons 10 Republican national
u. IN Chicago will hp:d pre-
Il; IL Ia meetings NEE:
's 'ss11E or Hughes will address
..nnerance Centennial Congress ut
s%aeatosa springs pr 5ts q, n a 4
international Pan-Anslicnn Congress
OF me Church Church OF England opens in
London. IN, sS;3.5
IN nte :AT' Woman's Suffrage AL
nance nee, convenes IN Amsterdam, Hol.
laila. H. 81
rag dlay, l3lst !l OF the
adopt ion o. the flag will be celebrated.
democrats OF Colorado will hold
state convention. ~ +
l fr- M 1ro ~ -.
Tuesday si 81.
Republican national convention will
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North American saenEe-bun!l be-
gins national music fes.irai in Inli:
Enapulis *, s!
$% Democrats cfi mississippi Sanl Ten.
nessess will hold state conventions.
49, 81 .l3F Ti,ursda,
Fort.eth annual commencement OF
Cornell Gniyersi,y at rthr q. !: ". Z Y. a
Internationa, Sunday sclluol Asso.
ciatioii begins Its sessions in Louis.
vile. B 35S
s seconi International Hurs:, Show
VIII open in Lnnl III. i:
u Friday:
ODE; II: Cole Sc, Ohio will begin
celebration Of It's 18th anniversary.
Saturday
American Library Association will
begin anrual coLs.;: ence ut Lake Min;
netohl;l. MINI. h;
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n,Ns..I.
b r..'! meeting of the
n :.Ting at the home
Gray on Diamond
tendance is desired. 1
E-g=TGLsTsl-7-1sT.-
kPersona

I u Personals. 81 4
sad Mrs Howard Pople7 and
Lucille, and Miss Flossie
Tough; spent Sunday at Winfield.
Mrs.: innie AIcAtee and daughter,
sRhea $ot Watson spent Saturday with
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

was directed by Mr.. Wade to the
fact. that the late R. II. Snyder
had left for himself n monument
in that provision of the Constitu-
ton for statute levying q tax
on inheritances, which should be
used for school purposes. Such
a legislative act has been passed
and is now effective.
The type lesson on the, toad,
given by Miss Brunette Lewis, was
enjoyed by all and developed many
interesting facts with regard to
this animal. 1t is not a frog,
though one little boy had to have
the dictionary brought in to have
this fact proven to him. Another
had to have the toad examined
to prove to him that the fore or
"front'''' legs were not stronger
than the hind ones.
All went home with the prob
lem fresh in their minds of how
to care for this useful, though
ugly, animal. -
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20
smith-erifiing.

Mr.. Stephen W. Smith, young
est son of MIS-. l.. F. Smith, was
married on Wednesday evening TO
Miss Ellen Griffing, the Rev. H.
w. May, officiating. The cere-
mony took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rollins, on
Maryland" plantation, and was
witnessed by only q few intimate
friends and relatives. The bride
is the daughter of Mfs. Ellen
Griffing, of Martin, Miss, and
has been serving as governess in
Mr.. Rollins family. She is a
most estimable young lady and
possessed Of many rare virtues.
The groom has spent his entire
life in Tehsas and his exemplary
habits and manly bearing have
won for him the respect and con
fidence OF all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will live
at "Mayflower," where he is Ell
gagged ip business.
In common with large circle
of friends we extend the happy
couple sincerest good wishes.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Tie following teachers were
present at the session of the Par
ish Teachers Association last FRI
day and Saturday: Prof. R. C.
Groesbeck and Misses Elizabeth
Gortaa, Clara Palm and Blanche
Yeweil, from Waterproof; Prof.
7. NJ. Wade and Misses Bergman
and Hughes, from Newellton;
Miss Matte Lewis, New Light
Miss Rosa Guice, Wavertree; Miss
ClGsa Whitney, Villa Clara; Miss
Jsanie Gutaris, Ridgeland.|
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

News of the sudden and un-
-
timely death ofMrs. Bert Jordan,
of Baton Rouge, was received here
Wednesday. She was a sister Of
Miss Rosa Cotvin, who we all
remember most pleasantly as a
former principal of the St. Jo-
seph High School. Mrs. Jordan
leaves her husband and an infait,
eight months old, her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Colvin, her
sister, Miss Rosa Colvin, and four
brothers, to mourn her loss.
To the bereaved relatives the
Gazette and many friends extend
their deepest sympathy.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Prof. r. C. Groesbeck, of Wa
terproof, was In attendance at the
meeting of Tie Parish Teachers
Association, last week.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Mrs. H. Watson and her son,
Master Young, left OH Tuesday
for Live Oak plantation, where
they will visit Mrs. Lulu Cole
man and Miss Sallie Pollard for
several weeks.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Hiss Elizabeth Gerton aud Miss
Clara Pam were guests of Mrs.
Bonney duriag the session of the
Teachers Institute.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Miss Rosa duice was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Chas. Skinner,
during the meeting of the Parish
Teachers Association, last week.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

We hear Bro. MarschalE Of the
Enterprise was in St. Joseph
Thursday, but he failed to honor
our sanctum with visit.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Mrs. Philip Webster and little
daughter left on Friday for Dali
las, Texas, where they will join
br. Webstef, who has located
there.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Coleman,
Mrs. B. B.'Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. S. Lewis, Mr.. E: F. Newell and
little daughters. jamie and Berta,
and Misses May Young and WI
lie Lewis spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. r. Y. Newell.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

The Portia Club met at the
High School OH Tuesday; a full
attendance was present.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-03-20

Miss Matte Lewis spent the
week end as the guest of Mrs. R.
H. Whitney.