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The Calumet news., 1909-12-03
HANCOCK BReV,TIEs.


lodge 1O9, Knights of Pythias, will be
held this evening, and the feature of
the occasion will be the holding of the
annual election of officers, to serve for
the ensuing year. A social session and
smoker will follow the election.
Carlson Bros saloon has been re-
moved to a store in West Hancock, and
the former quarters of the Carlsons i'm
the Coughlin building will be occupied
by William Nieminen, the Franklin
street grocer. The. place now occupied
by the Carlson saloon having been
missible under the provisions of the
new liquor law for a liquor firm al
ready licensed, to occupy it.
The Frank E. Long company played
"The New Magdalen" last night. and
gave the usual entertaining specialties.
LENA Rivers" will be presented at
tomorrow nights matinee. This even
ing the bill will be "a Mothers Love"
Roy s. Nichols and wife are expected
to arrive here at noon tomorrow from
Grand Rapids, for visit at the home
of Mr.. Nichols parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Nichols of Franklin street. Mr..
Nichols is the Michigan representative
of the Adams Elting company of Chi
cago and this is his first visit home
since his marriage last summer at Co
lumbus. Ohio.
w. Frank James has sold to Thomas
q. - Il
dition; also lot 2, block s, with six
room house, to George II. Goudge. and
the middle 40 feet of lot /, block s,
Anthony addition, with flve-r room
house, to Mabel f. Downey. He has
bought lot 22. block 2. of the village of
West Hancock from f. ii. Schumacher
of Calumet
About thirty members turned out for
the initial practice and organization OF
the Kaikku Finnish Glee club form
ed on Wednesday evening in Germania
hall by Prof Sanfred Mustonen of CAL
umet. The night for rehearsals was
changed from Wednesday to Thurs
day.
Complaints are being made against
the dumping of manure in the east
Hancock ravine that was filed in a
couple of years ago. Several loads
were deposited yesterday and the odor
arising is very offensive and annoy
ing to residents of the vicinity. The
stuff is being dumped there presuma-
bly, to promote the growth of grass,
hut unless the nuisance is abated, COM
plaint will be made to the council.
son was born last Thursday at
Detroit Women's hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hurlbut. Mrs. Hurlbut lis
n daughter of Captain and Mrs. James
Wilcox.
The various local Sunday schools
are arranging programs to be rendered
at Christmas. The pupils i'm the public
schools will also shortly begin rehears-
ing their Christmas programs, some
of which will be quite elaborate and
which will be given on the afternoon
of December 23.
Captain Edwards. head mining cap
tain of the London mine. of the Ten
nessee Copper company where several
men were entombed recently, is for
mer resident Of Hancock.
The next regular meeting of the COM
mon council will take place on Monday
evening next, and a large number OF
important matters may be expected to
come up for consideration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Mccarthy or
Hancock visited with friends at Hub
bell yesterday.
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ToNIGHT's INDOOR GAMES.
Foresters Will Meet Naval Reserves
and Elks the X. Of c.

Tonights indoor baseball games In
Germania hall will be between the
Foresters and Naval Reserves, and the
Elks and Knights of Columbus. The
two latter are among the big Four of
the league" consisting of the A. o. H.,
the militia, the Elks and the Knights.
which are all strong aggregations and
are making the hardest kind of a fight
for the league supremacy. The Hi
bernians still hold an unbroken rec
ord. having successfully beaten every
one of the other league teams and is
now starting i'm on the second round,
as fresh as ever. Carney is the main
stay of the Hibernians. and has played
practically the whole game himself
many tices, having struck out seven
teen men out of a possible 81.
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WOODMEN OF HUBBELL
ELECT THEIR OFFICERS

At the regular meeting of Tamarack
camp, No. 2443 of Hubbell held last
evening. officers for the coming year
were elected. The selections are as
follows:
Counsel-Alvin jerks.
Advisor-Henry Amesse.
Clerk-D. X. Macdonald.
Banker-H. L. Burbank
Escort-Richard Osborne.
Watchman-Oscar Vincent
Sentry-Ulrich Maigret.
Manager-Thomas Edwards.
Physician-Dr. A. +. Fischer.
Following the business of the camp,
a social time was held by the mem
bers. A literary program was rem
dered. several musical numbers en-
joyed. n luncheon served and all those
present spent a pleasant evening. The
officers will be installed at the first
regular meeting in January. which VIII
be the first Thursday of the month.
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Zelaya belongs.
While the states laugh at the opera
bouffe" wars of this region. untold
suffering is bound to follow whether
Zelaya or Estrada wins. The country
is not unlike Italy during the middle
ages. There are too many people will
ing TO fiddle while Rome burns. Be
tween Zelaya and Estrada there is
little 10 choose. The former has but
one admirable quality-he is n cour-
ageous, educated gentleman on the
exterior. and despot at heart. The
latter has little to recommend him
save his courage.
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Black velvet ribbon Is described -
the plain evening hair ornament of a
young girl, and il is quite i'm keeping
with the tendency to simplify the
coiffure. r.ry.
The half wreath Of tiny artificial
rosebuds has come in with the quaint
fashions of France.
The plat arranged as a coronet is
a late fashion, and a relief after the
roll filled pompadour, which has been
"an unconscionable time a-dying." We
are assured even now that the alb
sence of pompadour "is not obliga
tory" and the inference is that we
can't and won't live without ii.
1t is to be serious, disappointing to
the extent that rolls are no longer in
good atyie and that parted hair is on
the increase.
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STEPHEN MAY is DEAD.
Old Resident Here Passes Away at
Home of His Son.

stephen May. aged sc years, died at
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of his son, Peter, of the Old
Quincy road. His wife died about ten
years ago. He is survived by two sons
and two daughters. He was a native
of Luxembourg, Germany. The late Mr..
May has been a resident of the Lake
Superior district for the past so years
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning with services at ST. Joseph's
church, and interrAent in the old Han
cock cemetery.
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A BUSY PASTOR.

Rev. John Back, pastor of the Han
cock Lutheran church. will preach on
Sunday morning at the West Han
cock Finnish church at $50 o'clock;
at 81: 80 he will conduct services at the
Boston mine; on the Sth, Wednesday
prayer meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Wirsala, on Minnesota
street. on Sunday, December IL. ser
vices will be held at Coburntown, at
1890 am; Dollar Bay at LIS, and Isle
Royale at pm.
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DRAMA BY Y. p. S. C. &.

The three-act comedy drama. also
concert at the Congregational church
of Hubbell last evening. under the
auspices of the Y. +. S. c. f. of that
church. was a very successful enter
tainment. A large audience was pres
ent. Each member of the cast did
well, even better than expected CT
them. The othem numbers on the pro-
gram, aside from the drama, were well
received. The members OF the Y. p
S. C. f. realized a neat sum which
will be devoted to church purposes.
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shops and told they must serve their
rU'er.
There are two well defined political
parties in Nicaragua, the Conserva-
tivcs and the Liberals. The Conser-
vatives are largely of the old Spanish
families, who prefer to be allowed to
worship and seek pleasure as suits
their fancy The Liberals are advo-
Gates OF radical action on every
question. They plunge into a war as
readily as they would go to a cir
GUS To the latter party President
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WEATHER COMPARISONS.
The Earliest Freezing Last Year Was
on December 2.


A slight scum of ice formed across
the lake during Sunday night, but IT
was very slight and soon disappeared.
The earliest freezing last year was on
December 2, but following that spell
of cold weather caused the ice to form
very rapidly and it was solid from
shore to shore by December 6, on which
date the Northern Queen passed up.
IL was on the afternoon of December 6
that boy was drowned opposite the
pump house. and tugs spent couple
of days breaking the ice i'm an effort to
find the body. December last year
opened with a gale and storm of Lake
Superior. with wind fifty miles an hour
and temperature 13 above zero. De-
cember l. this year. the temperature at
noon was As degrees.
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THE HOUGHTON COUNTY
ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS
SOCIETY.

Its Aims and Purposes.

Following Is a copy of an address
recently given at a joint meeting held
in Calumet, OF the Associated chari-
ties and the nti-tuberculosis society
relating how the latter society came
to exist, and what its aims and pur-
poses are:
'In February, 1908, the Houghton
County Medical society issued invita-
tlons to the public, asking them to be
present at meeting to be held at the
Scott hotel, Hancock. The physicians
OF the medical society deemed II ex-
pedient for the county To have an anti
tuberculosis society and It was for
the purpose of forming such society
that the call to this meeting was re-
sponded to. The meeting resolved it.
self into an organization which was
named the Houghton County Anti-Tu-
berculosis society. The officers elected
were as follows: President, N. W..
Haire: vice president DIR. III. M. JOY;
secretary, Miss Helen r. Dunstan;
treasurer. Mrs. T.. III. Thompson. The
object OF the society was and Is to be
education concerning consumption
and its prevention.
after the society was formed. the
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opDFELLoWs ELECT.
Foster Encampment Chooses Officers
tor the Ensuinu Year.

Foster Encampment of the I O. O.
r. OF Hancock at its regular meeting
Wednesday night elected the follow
ing Officers, whose installation viii
take place at the regular meeting next
week: Chief Patriarch. Albert Bru-
nette; high priest, Frank Kendall: Sc
nior warden, John c. Kendall; junior
warden. Alex. MeDougall, jr.; scribe,
John Brewer; financial scribe, Henry
r. Key; treasurer, William Jeffrey. on
Monday evening next Mystic Lodge, /.
o. o. f. viii elect and next Friday the
Holly Rebekahs, No. 1SO, will hold
their annual election.
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Salt petroleum, matches. and playing
cards are state monopolies i'm Greece.
In Turkey proper there not mil
lion Turks.
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Tn Toxic there is "Rogues' Gallery
where the complete records OF 15o,ooo
criminals are kept.
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COLLEGES.
Michigan College OF Mines

:. W. McNAFRI PreSident.
Located in the Lake Superior dis
trict. Mines and mills accessible for
College work. For Year Book and Rec
ord of Graduates apply to President OF
Secretary.
HOUGHTON MICHIGAN
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MUSIC INSTRUCTION.
CONRAD SAGEMIILER.

CONRAD SAGEMILLER.
Teacher of violin, mandolin, piano.
cornet and all wind valve instruments.
Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Orchestra music furnished for
all occasions. 34h Conglomerate ST.,
Centennial Mine, Calumet.
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Classified "AdS.''
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-Membership share Ros.
we'll Country Club.-Apply Record.
FOR SALE:-Hand made pony phae.
ton. first class condition, cheap
Apply at Record. 13tf.
FOR SALE:-Gentie driving and good
saddle mare. surrey and harness.
cheap.-Apply Record. 13tf.
FOR SALE:-House and lot, 3 blocks
from Main st. A bargain IL taken
at once. Address W.. clio Record OF
flee. loft
FOR SALE.-Fresh Jersey GOWN
quire of +. A. Crizer. 10t6s
FOR SALE:-2nd hand out buildings.
Cheap. Inquire E. w Mitchell, 0tS
FOR SALE:-Eleven hundred yearl-
ing and six hundred two year old
Rambouillet ewes in good condi
ton. Will shear easily eight pounds.
Price $3.50 II taken Immediately.
Apply w. s. Lynch. Kanpnann
Bldg. San Antonio Tex. 10t6"
FOR SALE:-Schunann piano. Vince
Ter & Wilson sewing machine. Sec
1911.
FOR SALE.-Second hand ten foot
Leader" windmill In good order
SIS. Apply w. NJ. Ferguson 1902 N.
Ky. ave. 1879.
FOR SALE:-A good city broke driv-
ing horse, also buggy n harness.
Roswell Title & Trust 90. 15tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT or 3 nicely furnished
rooms. zoe N. Mo. 1862
FOR RENT A three house.
Inquire at Record Once.
FOR RENT room house on River.
side Heights. SO per month. ]. C.
Reese. p. o. box IS. 14t2.
FOR RENT room cottage with
city water on North Hill. Telephone
No. 53s. 14t3s.
FOR RENT:-The { room house 81
703 North Richardson.-Can at the
Record ONCE.
FOR Rents room house with
hath.-C. G. Tannehill. s1tf.
FOR RENT room house partly
furnished. good conveniences, $12
mo. apply 1904 No. Wash. 1879.
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Tour complexion as well
as your temper is rendered
miserable by a disordered
liver. By taking Cha nber-
lain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can Improve
both. They cleanse and in
vigorate the stons CHI and
improve the digesti III.
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Sue Oil Companv.

ST. Louis. July 15.-Seven and a
half million dollars is the sum which
the state of Arkansas Is attempting
10 secure from the Water-Pierce Oil
Company. by means of a suit which
was given a hearing here today. The
company is alleged to have violated
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~EPARTMEN STORES

JAFFA. Prayer & CO.-Dry Goods
clothing, groceries and ranch sup.
plies.
JOfCE-PhUIT CO.-Dry goods, cloth
ing, groceries, etc. The largest sup.
ply house in The Southwest. Whole
sale and Retail.
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P. n. Pinney and family left this
morning for Wichita. Kan. where they
will make their home. Mr.. Piney bot
the Croft farm near this city and later
sold II.
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Mrs. ". r. Hayden and three chill
dren who were here a month visiting
Mrs. Hayden's sister. Mrs. O.. L. Ed
mondson. having come from Tucumca-
ri, left this morning for a point south
Of Chihuahua, Mexico. where she will
join her husband. "A railroad man. in
making their home.
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John c. Peck and TWO boys left
this morning for Clovis to meet his
mother. Mrs. VI. f. Peck and sister.
Mrs. T.. II. Westmoreland. who are
coming from Lockhart. Texas for an
extended visit.
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Miss Hazel Nook entertained the
following guests at dinner at the
Grand Central hotel last evening:
Misses Texie Hodges. Susie Rockefel-
low. Halle Manning. Fora Wilson and
Flossfe Fruchey. The party was
chaperoned by Mesdaznes j. H. and r.
II. Nook.
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Mrs. A. II. Groves, of New Jersey
who is spending the summer at Dex.
ter for her health. and was brought TO
St. Mary's hospital for an operation
two weeks ago. was able to rerurn 10
Dexter last night.
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Rockefeller Contributes.

Boston, July ia firm of Boston
contractors will today begin work on
a new assembly hall for Smith Col
lege at Northampton. 1t will cost
$4,000 of which John d. Rockefeller
contributed 800. 600.
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Mrs. Mary Murphy arrived last night
from Newport. Ark. to visit her niece,
Mrs. NJ. S. Virgins, and will be here
indefinitely. NJ. s. Virgins Is the
new principal of the North Hill school.
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Dowie Anniversary.

Chicago, July 15.-Today is the an
niversary of the founding of John AL
exander Dowie's Zion City but there
was little observance of the day by
the remaining followers Of the dead
prophet.
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For baggage transfer m house
hold moving call Jodie Zuznwalt at
City Livery. Phone 3. or phone 40.
Prompt and careful hauling. 09tf.
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Is your subscription to the Ladies
Home Journal oil the Saturday Even
ing Post out this month? If so | would
be glad to get your renewal. also new
Observation-Disclosures A. Cobean at
ecord Office OF home phone I66.
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A. r. Teeple. sam McKinstry. w A.
Vickers and Howard Russell came up
from Hagerman this morning. sum
moned on the Wells jury. MIR. Russell
Is taking his summer vacation and
was glad OF the opportunity to spend
it in Roswell.
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HOUSE EURNISHERS.

ROSWELL TRADING CO.-Coal. hay
and grain. Always the best. East
Second St, Phone 1926.
HILLS d DUNN.-Furniture, Stoves,
ranses, mating. QUILTS; everything
you need 20 fit up your house.. New
and secondhand. 100 N. Main. Tele-
phone Number 60.
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Gets $50 a Month.

New York. July 15.-Mrs. VIM. b.
Budd. a cousin of E. II. Hartman. will
receive $50 a month from her husband
under an order OF the court effective
today.
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Mrs. c. ID. Thompson arrived last
night from Erie, Kan, and will spend
a few days here this week looking at
ter business. Mrs. Thompson former
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Central America Service.

New Orleans, July ia passenger
and freight service of three sailings a
week between New Orleans and Cen
trail America was inaugurated today
at the United Fruit Company.
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Mrs. j.. L. Howard arrived last ev-
ening from Amarillo to join Mr.. How
ard in making their home. Mr.. How
ard runs on the railroad out of Ros-
well.
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II. II. Elrick returned to Dexter last
night after spending two days here
looking after the work Of putting in
water and sewers in his Roswell lots.
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Miss lose Shepherd left his morn.
ing for her home in st. Louis after
a short visit with her former school
mate Mrs. w. G. Polsgrove.
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Lee Richards and DIR. George A. Lipp
went to Kenna this morning TO inspect
a shipment of cattle by Bruce II
Marsh.
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Miss jennie Witt left his morning
for Kenna 10 join her sister. Miss Ina
Witt. who lives on a claim near that
place.
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Archie and John Cox left last night
for their home at Big Spring. Tex. at
ter spending three months visiting
their cousin. Miss Emma Kesling.
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w. G. Mcdonald, of Carrizozo, mana
ger of the Bar w outfit. arrived on
the auto yesterday to receive a bunch
of bulls from w. NJ. Atkinson.
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Bankers at SARATOGA.

Saratoga. N. Y. July 15.-Bankers
Of New York State. including a large
contingent of metropolitan ~1nanciers.
convened today In sixteenth annual
session.
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Wool Market.

st. Louis. Mo. July 14.-Wool dull.
Territory and western mediums, 230
"a; II mediums. 21424; fine. 100
1sh.
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r.. s. Cook and family left this morn
ing for Muscatine. Ia, MIR. Cook will
be gone three weeks and the family
will possibly remain longer.
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In o 6WELL-
Trade DirectOry
ABSTRACTS.

CHAvES COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
F. P. Gayle. manager. Reliable and
Prompt.
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST Co.
ABSTRACTS, real estate and loans
THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND Sc.
CURITY CO.-Capital $4,000. Alb
stracts n titles guaranteed, loans.
Oklahoma Block, Phone 81.
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j. +. Clark left this morning for
Wichita. Kansas. where he shipped ,
Of his horses Two days ago. TO enter
them in the trotting races that are to
be pulled of there this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. w. Nilsson re-
turned last night from a stay of two
and one-half months al Clovis, where
Mr.. Nilsson was in charge of a cement
building material plant.
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The Sam Wah Laundry has been
old to Charley Mar. Persons having
bills against the old company must
present same before July "a in order
to ensure payment. 1916.
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~ resided here and has man. friends
In Roswell, her husband having been
superintendent of the public schools
here at one time.
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J. E. Levers and his little daughter,
10 Levers. and T.. Terry went to Clovis
his morning on a short business visit.
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c. r. Brice came mp from Carlsbad
this morning on business with Judge
Wan. H.. Pope.
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addition to the fine. the state asks
that the company be ousted from Ark.
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with friends.
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NJ. Schenk and ]. II. McCrary. oil
Artesia, here yesterday and to
day oil business.
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The Wells apartments. always tn
best. are being made better. Suite
for emit after July 18th. Off.
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Mrs. Neil Taylor and daughter. Miss
Eddy johnson. went TO Acme this
morning TO spend the day.
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Dressmaking. plain and fancy. 2l1
w. 4th street. phone 279. 09t6"
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Mr.. and Mrs. j.. l.. Howell. of Lake
Arthur left this morning on a pleas
ure trip to Seattle.
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DIR. j. w. Walter writes friends in
this city that he will return from his
eastern trip July 20.
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Marriage license was issued last
night to Robert Hildebrand, % and
Miss Flora Kaufman. 32 both of Ros.
well.
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DIR. r. l.. Cash5urn returned this
morning from "A trip down the valley.
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j. III. McKinstry left this morning for
the north on lanL and immigration bu-
sineSs.
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He is preparing TO leave July 25 for a
visit with his parents at his old home
in Minnesota.
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COLLEGE.

THE ROSWELL BUSINESS COL
LEGE shall be a leader in the Yves
Territory without boundary. Cours
es uneXcelled. Catalog tells the res
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b. l. Cooper returned to Elkins to-
day.
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w. c. Lawrence came up from Lake
Arthur this morning.
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f. F. Hardwick ven to Clovis this
morning on a business trip.