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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
ALBUQUERQUE
SECRET SOCIETIES

A. 4. A T. NJ
Temple lodge ~. 8 A. o. a A NJ Regu-
. ar mg mos re- an" thl,a IhT msaSin, III
master; }. A.. Miller, secretary.
RIO lirandc chapter NO. Z. r. a. III,
stated oouv9,stion sooond Thursday u each
month. q @ 'ushman high priest. Harry
Braun. secretary.
Pilgrim rormaudcry No. O. K. r.. stated
coucluNe fourth ThursduY OF each month.
except November ana December first Mon
day Edwnrd g. Allen. ointment commander.
ilarry Bran. recorder.
Dallnt Ahya1 temple \. A. Q. n. VI y.
ESgg'ar Nom 1%ts+.ttns M sod Slndag Sf
i sasn HAM ia.n'H' G. puiiard. I reeorSer' P''F"-
Adah chapter 40. S .. l.. S. Regular
m%-clinss the frst and mud Frihsys lucy
Reed worthy mptr'n; Nura Putnam, sec
retsfy.
a q. q. w.
d, b = q w. '' " nail. al - g. Second s Meet
second and fourth Mondays. \ u John
son. master workman; W a.. Long, recorder.
Degree of Honor. A. O. q. ".
chief n Hooor, Margaret werninr; re.
cofd-r Etfa q Allison Meets first and
third Mondays al odd Felions' hall
Italian society of christopher Columbus
Meets tirrt sunday In January ard evety
w. mouths Thereafter. r. pinciiL sccre-
Z. o. y.
Alhucuefqur lodge Na. fdi q s McLau-
dress. r.. 4 Eu Mcdonald. secretary. /
Meets SECOND ard fourth Wednesdays each
month a. fii,s holt corner doid aronuo
and Ftnh street I
%. -. ~. |
Einivke.ts lodge $50 go. O. n Meeis
every sseoud aud fourth Tuesday 10 The
mont Ia lied Mems nall. Fred Broscy
q. IL
IAsLEs.
sIbuquerqac Atrio 40. iss fraterual or
der - Eafirs Meets frsf and third Tues.
dat. ~ each month a. = .. m ~ Red
Mems hsL Wcst goid avenue. President,
~ Zsnunr rrcirturY, Coral T. EubcftH !
81. west Lead avenue
sRArIRNAL BRoTHERH0oD.
an. qucr.ue lodge No. SIS. fratsrnni
Meets n Elks lodge room '
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
WORK OF
CANAL ZONE HAS
MADE GOOD
No Room for Criticism Since
Gorgas Took Charge Move
ment for Postal Banks Gains
Added Strength Daily,

lSnffiul NOFftANuuut0N " " ~
Chicago. Dec. 1.-Serious enace
to the Panama canal by the Gripping
of the sanitary department against
which the American Medical assoeia-
ton has made emphatic protest from
its Chicago headquarters, is based on
conditions before Colonel W. c. Cor
gas. the hero of HaNanafs sanitary re-
generation. was made a member OF
the Panama commission and on a bill
now pending to Dust the sanitary de-
partment from the commission The
exposure of that bill WAS started when
a letter fire.. Or. Frederick II. Green,
secretary II the committee on medical
legislation IA made public, This was
addressed to CONGRESSMAN Mann, of
Chicago. a sponsor with senator
Crawford of South Dakota for the
Crawford Of South Dakota tor the bin
and declared: An examination of the
bill shows that in Section 3. providing
for the organization Of the canal
board, no provisiGn is made for q
chief sanitary officer Of the same
rank as the director chici engineer
and governor. The result OF the
adoption OF the bin "a its present
form would evidently Je the suhor-
dination Of the sanitary department
to the position which II occupied un-
der the first canal board Congress
man Mann replied: Il am not in favor
Of making a chief sanitary officer on
the canal zone of the same rank az
the chief engineer. 1t is not possible
to have good government on the zone
with "A lot of different heads. but un-
der the bill which | introduced the
president has full authority TO con
tinue the chief sanitary officer and
give him as much authority as he
now has" Concerning the need of
authority for the head of the sanitary
department, THE Journal of the
American Medical association says in
its current issue; Largely as q re-
suit of the freedom of action vouch-
safed to it. the sanitary department
Of the ISthmian Canal Zone has
achieved results that today not only
command the applause Of the civilized
world but hat have. resulted in the
selection OF Colonel Gorgas, the chief
Of that service. as the official head
Of the organized medical profession
Of America. yellow fever, the percn-
banished, malaria, the real pest of the
Isthmus, has been reduced to a mini
mum; the bubonic plague has been
challenged at the portals n denied
a foothold."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

The welcome of society In Chicago
TO the Gages--the former secretary OF
the treasury, Lyman j. Gage. who as
president of the First National bank
Of Chicago, built il mp to gigantic pro
portions, and his young bride on theiU
honeymoon-hids fair to be quito uni
usual in MANY respects. There will bt
much entertaining attempted, but
what will be the success of the att
tempts is the subject for much spec.
ulation both. because Mr.. Gage is q
ana his bride So. and because Mrs.
Gage, formerly a member OF the
"Florodora Sextette.' was won durinf
the efforts Of Mr. Gage to convince
her of the truths of Point Iona theos-
ophy. Former Secretary Gage had q
distinctive place in Chicago, socially
because of his prominence IN public
enterprises such MS tho Worlds FAN
and because Of the charm of her per-
sonalitY against which no snobs were
proof. The man still lives who first
hired Gage as n youth of ~, as a Ia.
borer in Il lumber yard and who re
duced him three years later to the iol
OF nightwatchman. But Gage climbed
fast, once he got his feet on the lad
der, In the Merchants Loan x 1'rus
company's bank. lie became CRshie,
ana then president Of the First Ma.
tlonaI bank. Three times he was pres
ident of the American Bankers asso-
citation. In recent years Mr. Gage has
lived with the theosophists at Poin'
Iona. having dropped political and
financial association Concerning Pom
I go. lAAts. fR an tas- IAs,a.4 IN IA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS

A. r. q.
Albuquerque Typogra phicsi union No 500.
sM en t'r "a, su , y e e e r shade mSn." pireesideSs:
Ira Bacon. northumberland.
II. l. u. or A.
ea siScS moS ~, az se'ii Is % Nest c tsnifa s ssssas' q 4.
q. uodgson, president; Geo. Miller, secrs-
tary.
d. OF l.. r.. AND v.
Highland lodge No. 46f. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays at ] q q, u, ball. i.
II. Prohaska, muster. \ c. Culver. serre-
tary.
B. OF J.. u.
Rle Puerco Division 10. tte Meet. fyery
9 d; John Rueb. SECRETARY; F. ". Leo,
g. !. A. u. or l.. ".
TurQuolsa DIVISION No no Meets cSery
first md thitd wednesday " each month
at l. @ q +. hall Mrs, H.. L. Abel. pres
ident, acting secretary.
u. on Il.
Deeorators and raper-nsng iodEo No
each month Of Ils West Central avenue, u.
+. Hlnlryd, secretary.
Is. OF H. I.
albuquerque lodge No. 0i0, Meets rsc-
ond and fourth sundays at l. y. q. Il. hall.
q, &c, wilson, master; VIM. Mason. seere'
tary- treasures.
u. AND N. l. L.
Lodge Ne. 3. Meets every rhh.sday az
lis West Central avenue. James Cstalin1,
president; NJ Marine. serretary-tresSuFN'
G. AND j. 4. OF A.
T. o @. +. hail. Fred Msfiey. president;
q Il. Hammond. secretary.
Local lodge No. az. Meets ras.days at
if6 - " Central avenue. John rredsrieks.
president. y O'Hanncn, financial ehd oorr
Responding secretary.
A. or D.,
Lodge 80. 1911. Meets second aud foarth
Geo Cralg, PRESIDENT chas schelhe, ste-
retafy.
l. D Of y. W.
40. 500. Meets second and fourth Fri,
isye 81 cach month At Us N.s' Cellrai
a enue. Coo pshn: ptes'dent. HAIRY fsy-
SECRETARY.
{: or X: c
MondSs at q. 8. r saiL dso frost
chief conductor; T. A Nosi secfetafg.
Meets second sai fearta ss,srSAss at
8. O r. hail Mrs. Aasse shechan I NJ;
Mr. W : Mason secretary
X. OF TuE N.
AihlqrcrGue Tent No. J. hrcis tfEt ahi
hind Wcducsdays a. Eiss' hall u ntip,..
81. o'Dounsit secretary; a. : PssksA.
iunnca keeper
Aiano Hh. No , Ladies ~ The Nacra-
ices. Meets first aud third rneftets "a
bid FeuoWs tsil, Ms. sarah GVcarich.
/. {. Arfs. a NJ whitcomh. 4. \.
,s.,,a ,,sss N.,ni. Meet. frs. ant
hf.f Noniays 81 Red Mems hall y g.
)estheich, president. We Nyer. - "a.
AIRY.
4. u. G.. a .. OF a
Loaf union No 1919. Meets cretS thurs
~avcrtns IN A. q. L. ". haE a y
-hrlstophene. president. James J. Neiav. &C.
,.rdiry sscrttsrr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
MEMORIAL At
OPERA HOUSE At
2:30 TODAY
Impressive Services in Honor
of Departed Members of Al
buQuerQue Lodge to be Held.
This Afternoon,

The annual Eiks' memorial service.
held BY the various Il. = .. Z. lodges
throughout the United states today.
viii be held by Albuquerque lodge No.
i61. in Elks' opera house. beginning
" $50 this afternoon.
An impressive program has been
prepared for the occasion and the
services viii be- attended 10y the EIks
in a body. Judge l.. y Mann will de
liver tho culpgy.
The general public is invited To at
tend the memorial.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

The decrease in the amount OF silk
worn the countr over has alarmed
jobbers in Chicago and manufacturers
in the east, and explains the financial
troubles OF the silk trust, now in the
throes Of a Second reorganization.
THE whims of the ladies', is the eS-
PLANTATION made for the decrease, with
something NOR explicit in the fact
that tailored wooden gowns have be-
come correspondence popular and
crowded out the use OF silk. The new
tariff hill did not take care of the SILK
mills rs IL did Of the wooden and cot
ton spinners. about whose schedules
elaborate curves we're artfully woven
as for Instance. in the matter OF wool
which is protected" 10 the point
where the wool growers desires were
satisfied aud thu manufacturers had "a
margin besides. viii protection on
their own account in addition. This Is
explained 10y VIII Payne in the Satur-
day Evening Post, thus; Senator
Warren Of wyoming. said. In fact.
that when the shrinkagcs we're taken
into account the protection 10 the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Albuquerque ramp No. /, woodinen oflhe
World. Meets at tho Forest In the Eifs'
building every Friday evening az 3 o'rio0k,
u. W. Moore, CONSUL commanders u H..
Phillips, clerk.
Cottonwood grove No. > Woodmen tirr!o
Meets tho second aud fourth Tuesday aft
ernoons at ESQ. In Odd Fellows hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Efforts to foster public thrift In the
United states have caused the state
board of trade of Massachusetts to
join the powerful commercial organi-
cations which. after Investigations.
have endorsed postal savings banks
have-endorsed postal savings banks.
The Postal Savings Bank league, with
Headquarters in Chicago. has been
notified that this association some
time ago appointed a committee on
post offices and postal laws, its chair
IA being Alfred w. Donovan, OF
Rockland. u leading shoe manufac-
turer. who has also been one of the
energetic pioneers in the movement
for old & pensions and Industrial
life insurance at cost to be Issued
through the savings banks of Massa-
chusctts. AT the annual meeting OF
the board. Mr.. DonoVan's committee
made a report, which was adopted, on
postal savings banks as follows;
Postal savings banks would foster
thrift and Increase the habit Of saw
ing in many states and localities
where opportunities for dcpositing
savings do not exist. They would be
Il itbI H'lttl HbA 'h'S " ~ -
pie. but to the existing financial in
stitutions. Practically all the leading
nations of the earth have adopted
his plan. Why should the United
states, which has such a foremost
position among the great nations tag
on "A question that would mean q
great benefit to the general public
That there is no antasenism between
the savings aud Insurance banks OF
Massachusetts and the proposed postal
savings system in spite of the Amert-
can Bankers associations protest APP
pears from the announcement in the
opening address Of the president OF
IN board, Judge Lloyd +. Chamber
lain, of Brockton. Mass: "A year az"
| called your attention to the plan OF
savings bank insurance, n annuities
then recently naugurated In the
commonwealth. and suggested That its
workings might well be watched with
a view to urging It's more general
adoption as q possible solution, in part
a. least, OF a problem yearly assum-
ing larger proportions. | believe w
can now with profit Ia the state. ana
in the interests Of q large number OF
our people, take a more pronounced
position"
Tho deer.as. in the amoun of silk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

first and third Mondays OF each month. Pre-
siding ofticer, Mrs u, q. whitson, fganecs
Dye, secretary.
@ X warren post No. &. @ A. n. Meets
at Q o +. hall first Saturday night "
mander, ]. G. caldwell adjaiant' ~
l. o. O. F.
Harmony lodge No. /, / o. O, r. Meets
every Friday night at 10 Q. F, hall south
\ H. stevens. secretary. "
Aihuqnerqne E~ne9mnment ~ T. l 2 .
VI each month a. T o. O. +, hall, on South
Second street. james j, Votaw, scribe; r.
+ Ndnss chief pettiatsh
Q, y Meets second and fourth Tuesday ~
each month at T. o. Q. r. hall on Snnth
TeSena s;Isst Mrs. MsnFIe os's s ssa see
]. o. n n.
Albuquorqqe lodge Ne. % walter \.
Jaffa, president: Samuel Neustadt. seere-
each month in tho vestry rooms Of the
temple.
10. OF X. ".
NsSato Tribe ~ p Meets second aga
peler, y of.R Martin Ryan, x; q "
NllNNh NtNAtiAA ~ ! r. VI - l. ~ u N
Meets first aud third Thursday nights al y
o'clock, al Red Meas hall, 81,
@-.-
X. or r.
Mineral lodge No. 4 krlphts % Pythiae
Ments every Monday night IN the Elks ,,Jg.
roout. Visiting members cordially Invited
., A. nurtner, Keeper ~ records and seas.
X. or G.
Albuquerque council M, Gal Knlghts ~
Columbus, Meets first and third Thursday
~ cuch month IN X. g. council chambers,
2li I-2 West Central avenue. Visiting brplh-
ere cordially invited to visit club rooms ana
attend meetings John A. Reidy. grand
knight, + F. Keleher, Jr. financial secre-
tarN.
NJ. W. OF A.
Albuquerque camp of NJ. ", OF A, No
"a. sos. Meets every Thursday eveting OIL y
o'clock In X T.. hall. Elks' building. q. w.
Dexter, clerk; r, o.. losey, consul.
ORDER OF OWLS.
Duke city Nest No. i011, Meets every
secoud aud fourth Monday at S y IN,
az X. C. hall, III IL West Central avenue.
u H. Carns president; T. ~ shelley, Ace
rotary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
ON rowN pRorrcTIyE ASSN.

sociedad Neo Mesieana do Mrtua Pro-.
terctnu tNew Mexiran Society Of Mutual
Protection No. !, Meets first Wednesdays
at west end W. central avenue, Old Abb
qucrque Iesps Honierai president; Thonns
Werner, secretary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

y. II q
Aibnauerque Typograp hicsi union No, 500
Meets first sunday In ench month In LahDi
hall. at gi3D y. III c n Shade, president
Ira Bacon, secrctary-treasurcr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Mcots stcon5 ana fourth wednesdays. 81
K. q hall at : y m, chief ranger, Mes
John Dolan. recording secretary, Mrs Ieiis
Eann.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

first and third Mondays Of each month. Pre-.
siding officer Mrs ". c. Whltson, Frances
DNe, secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
u. y. A,

The Royal Neighhors OF America Svastika
camp Meets second aud fourth Friday. ny
ernoons Vt zach month ~ g!B0, IN 4 ~
G A. Frank. oracle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Local No. sol. Meets fourth Tuesday o
each month al lis West Central avenue. n
u uodgson, president; Geo. Miller. secre
tary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

@ X warren post No. 8. q A. r. Meet
at ! O. . r.. halI first saturday night VI
each month H., u. Steward, post yom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
Fire Fighting Spectacular Ser, Ice.

ests from fire-fences. watering places
for stock. houses. harms. corrals. etc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Highland lodge No. 46f. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays at ] o o u. ball. !
". Prohasha, master, \, g. culver, serfe'
tary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
water Power Carefully Guarded.

The forest service has placed strict
regulations around the use OF water
power in the national forests. Tue
aim is to prevent monopoly OF unde-
vcloped nower resources. Construc-
ton work and productive operation OF
The plant must begin within DEFINITELY
stated periods. During thu construc-
ton period n yearly charge Of ap-
praNimatelv 81 per acre and . per
mile OF forest land occupied by the
reservoir site and conduit line II
made. When operation begins the
construction charge is discontinueG
ana a net operation charge is fixed.
This charge ranges from > to- "a
cents per kilowatt hour OF electrical
energy generated. Conditions IN the
hermit as TO charge are binding for
fifty years. All power plants must be
constructed and operated under the
suuervision of the forest service.
The magnitude of the work of this
department 90 the national govern
mrnt is Indicated by the fact that in
1895 the value Of the work of per-
manen Improvement. in addition to
nrivate enterprises. was Saal.0o.
These improvements consisted OF tn"
building of roads. bridges. n trails.
tho construction Of telephone lines
Of great value in protecting the Tor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

an qucrgue iofse " ass. fra,ernni
Brotherhrcg Meets n Eiks lodge room
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Aoerna ,sags Se ,tst. Meets frs. aut
.ht.t Mondays % Fed Mems hall " g.
oestheieh. president, " = Nger. - re-
tary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

ri, puerco division ko. Gte Meet. ever
Thursday at l. q. O. +. hall II. ! Hehde'
c. Il John Rueb. sectetarY; +. W. Lee
L. A h.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Albuquerque ledgs Ne. nc. walter n.
Jaffa, PRESIDENT: Samuel Neustadt, seere.
tary. Meets the first and third Tuesdays
each month IN tho vestry rooms Of the
temple.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Loes, union "a tsff. Meets evesS Thurs
aar avcring ia A. q. L. W. haE 4 y
c~sris,optsnc. sresi3srts james J. Netav e.
c.rdiry sscrtisrT-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05
ORDER OF OWLS.

Duke city Nest No, 1919, Meets every
sacoud aud fourth Monday at y IN
az X G. hall, III IL West Central avenur
u H. Carns president; T. v. shelley, Ace
rotary,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Aibuquerqua camp Of ". W. OF A. No
10 sos. Meets every Thursaay eveuing Of
o'clock In 4 T.. hall ElSs' building. q. w
Dexter, CLERK, f. o. iosey, consul.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

der - EAeirs Meets first and third Tues
aass ~ each month a. 3 p m o. Rcd
Mons hsL ycst Gold avenue. President
Frt Zsnnar rrctrtHrY, Coral L. Roberts
81. West Lead avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

""" butluer tn" beneficiary.
Tie object of the administration Of
tne national forests is to use them in
SUN a way that they viii yield all their
~seSeurccs without exhaustiug them,
~ the benefit. primarily. of the home
Ynltuef thu serving the public need,
~nilt conserving the forests. The ef-
~ OF this work is shown by the fact
Nnal me revenue from the forests in
leased from S5SiSs in 1904 to ST.
'se'Vll in 1905 All Of the receipts
~ isUi wer" from the sale of timber.
~ isvS the receipts were composed
aN''S-lS2 from timber sales and
1898 from permits for grazing
heariy lo.0e0.00e head Of cattle.
hurses and sheea.
Duilng 1908 the timber sales in
-ses'd go per cent. ~SSG.2S8.0eo feet
nns sold IN 5.Os2 separate sales. The
"toesprcfd advantage al the methods
,tfIop'"d Is shown by the fact thai of
,aese sales 1854 we're made for tim
80 valued at sf00 or less. practically
loot going into new homes.
FENCES etc.
fraa spite Of This enormous revenue
tAs national forests, they are in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-05

Navajo Tribe No. 3. Meets second And
fourth Wednesdays at Red Mems hall, = G.,
Brennan p. J. X. Wilson, 81 C.. l.. KEEP
peier OF Martin Ryan X; q W
Meets first aud third Thursday nights al y
o'clock. al Red TENS hall, M
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-14

Nothing escapes the eye Of our pet
catbird. for he is curiosity persuui.
fed. He wants to know the why aud
wherefore of everything that Is TIT
tie strange and does not rest until be
has found out when let out In q
room be will carefully examine every
mock and corner. He Is an inveierat"
joker and delights 10 play jokes on his
fellow prisoners. while his sense Of
humor Is almost human at times. Tho
piucushiOn ia n constant wonder and
delight to him. He flies to 1t as soou
rs let out of his cage and either pulls
tho pins all out or drives them into
the cushion rs far as possible II he
pulls them out. he hops to- the edge
Of the table and drops them on the
floor. flirting his tail and utterinc a
note Of great satisfaction when they
strike the ioor-Suburban Life.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-10-14

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yoIH.fs Ctaaa. oct d. a an
accompanied bf um. u.I Visited
t.Is section rr.das afternoon. cotton
reported fo rp damaged consider
ably Eos Hmu places and window
gu-ps vas broken ont Dog lh' Ha.l
several FROM here attended th"
protraot,1 meetings at Ray
Mr. Jim NattboVs mud Miss DO
die Murray surprised fholr friends
sunday evening boy driving TO Ray
land getting married. We wish them
"a happy life
Miss Wise Of Ennis is visiting Mrs.
Riley Marshall
Nrv teachers will be appointed in
The Sunday school next sunday
Everybody is invited to be present
Married, AT the residence Of Rev.
and Mrs Perry. Tuesday Mir Joe
$. Angel Of Howe TcSas, and Mrs.
-. x. Smith Of this place. After
spending a few days with relatives
and friends Mr. and Mrs Angel left
for their home at Howe.
Mr.. Drew Thomas had new tele-
inbone nut in his residence last week
Miss Lucille Ransom has returned
/ from visit to relatives at keene
Texas.
school viii begin at this place the