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The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27

their tenth annual picnic at Glenwood
Park near Oskaloosa Saturday, Oct
%. The early morning was cold and
dull. but about ten o'clock the sun
came out and shown brightly. The
reporters and their friends reached
the city and we're sent to the park
Mace Hagan, manager of the park
and his excellent wife did all in their
power to make their guests comfort
able. The tables were spread with
an abundance of good things, fit for
che president of the United States
and his cabinet Fifty-three sat down
and did ample justice to the good
things provided. Those of the re-
porters who were not present missed
a great treat.
John A. Bell, Sewers, la.
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DROPS DEAD AS
|. He MAKES ARREST
Big Damage Suit Being Tried in
Federal Court at 0ttdmwa.
PARTY LEVER TO Be RETAINED
ioWsn Dehare Himself from State by
Becoming Canadian Citizen Des
Moines Has Usual Hoid.up--
Anamosa and Railroads.

Des Moines. la, Oct. rs. Special:
Areas Brenemer, city detective, drop
ped dead at noon today just as he
placed under arrest DR.. o. II. P.Shoe.
maker, prominent physician, charg-
ed with performing criminal oper-
alton upon Miss Stella Thorne, CO.
ed OF Simpson college, at Indianola,
and conniying with Edna Morris 10
burn the body of the baby in fur.
mace at the boarding house. Detect
i've Brenemer was Spanish war vet.
eran and was prominent and well
known in police work in the central
west, Shoemaker made no attempt
to escape, but aided citizens in pick.
ing up and caring for his dead captor.
Miss Morris has. confessed to the POI
lice this afternoon, it is alleged, that
when the baby was placed in the fire
1t was still alive. Miss Thorne is re.
ported to be dying. d.
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COLLAR BONE BROKEN.
Gertrude cruzen Sustains Injury in a
Fail Down Stairs.

Miss Gertrude CruZen. daughter of
Ida Cruzen, living northwest of
town, sustained a broken collar bone
on Sunday. She started down stairs
with the baby. made misstep and
fell the full length OF the steps. The
baby rolled down the whole distance
but fortunately escaped injury en-.
tirely. Miss Cruzen passed a pain.
full night but was better next morn
ing and no complications are feared.
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Taided by d detachment Of police I'm.
der the leadership of Supt, zell g.
Roe last night and six men. including
Fred Beaner. secretary OF the Retail
Grccers' association and manager OF
the entire show, arrested on a
charge OF maintaining gambling nui-
sances. Two paddle wheels" des-
crihed on me police bulletins al
gambling devices. were seized. and
are being held al headquarters for EVIL
dsnce. The raid was made at $50
o'clock last night and was directed
against two exhibition booths in
which It was alleged that paddle
wheels were being operated for the
disposal Of candy and food products,
The plan Of operation of the two
wheels, according to the police, was
TO sell the paddles Tor ten cents each
and following the spin Of the wheel
the holder, Of the lucky paddle to re-
ceive a dollars worth of anything ex'
hibited in the booth.
EVANS.
P. ]. Plat is quite poorly at this
writing.
Sam Meister was an over Sunday
visitor in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Wilkes, OF 0skaIoosa, was a
business caller hero Monday.
Stella Green, Of oskalooss, was "a
Sunday visitor al her home here
Evans was well represented in the
city last Wednesday, Bargain Day
Nellie Smith, of Pella, is visiting
this week with Mrs Dave Thomas.
Thomas Evans went to Abba Sat
urday to look after business affairs.
W. l.. Richard left for Des Moines
Monday Horning on a business trip.
Helen Miller, of Knoxville, is visit
ing with her brother Ray and family.
Miss Lynn Plat was in Leighton
Sunday, a guest at The Van Pilsum
home. ALA
Mr.. Woodcock spent Saturday in
Lockman with his daughter, Mrs.Ray
Harris. 1-...... u
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike PohIad spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in
Buxton.
The Ladies' Aid spent pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. Ben Wilson, on
Tuesday. ss s....
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson,
of PeIla, visited their sister, Mrs Dave
Thomas. Sunday.
Mabel Davis, accompanied by Eva
Edwards, went to Norwoodviile last
week for an indefinite stay.
Mr. Shipley has returned from Ida
no and viii spend several weeks with
his daughter. Mrs. Pete o'Brien.
Olive Bohy returned to her home in
Blyth Monday after pleasant visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Clyde Moulton
George Reid was Chicago passen-
ger Thursday night where he went
to witness the worlds series of ball
games. 4"" r
Ray Harris and wife, of Lockman,
were home for a Sunday visit. Mrs.
s. RI Harris returned with them for
a few days visit
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Original Notice.
Henry Hawkinson, Plaintifi,

The Unknown Defendants and I'm
! known Claimants OF the following
! described premises, situated in Ma
| haska County, Iowa, tO-wit: The
! northeast quarter IN. f. n of the
! southeast quarter IS. f. "a OF Sec
ton twenty-five (22), Township
! Seventy-five (75), Range Fourteen
Q4); Helen Ada Collins, and her
/ unknown husband, Charles Ahder
| son Collins, and his unknown wife
Julia Young Collins and her un.
known husband, William Lee Col
Inns, and his unknown wife, and the
unknown heirs, legatees, deviseea,
grantees, sppuseS, legal representa-
tiyes and assigns, Defendants.
In the District Court of Iowa ln"an0
| for Mahaska County, December Term,
A. D. 1910.
To the Unknown Defendants and
Unknown Claimants OF the following
described premises, situated in Ma.
haska County, Iowa, to.wit: The
northeast quarter IN. r. ~ of the
southeast quarter IS. e. ~ of Sec,
ton Twenty-Five (22), Township
Seventy-Fiye ISL, Range Fourteen
GD; Helen Ada Collins, and heI pn-
known husband, Charles Anderson
Collins, and his unknown wife, Julia
Young Collins, and her unknown hus.
band, William Lee Collins, and his un,
known wife, and the. unknown heirs.
legatees, deyisees, grantees, spouses.
legal representatives and assigns:
You and each OF you are hereby no
titled that on or before the 9th day
OF October, 1910, the petition Of Hen
ry Hawkinson will be fled in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Mahaska County, Iowa claim.
Ing that he is the absolute and un.
qualified owner in fee simple OF said
premises. That he and his grantors
have been in peaceable and undisput.
ed possession thereof, under claim OF
right and color Of title for more than
twenty years and asking that his title
thereto be established and quieted
1t II alleged in the petition that the
unknown husband Of Helen Ada Col.
Inns. the unknown wife Of Charles An.
ders0n Collins, the unknown husband
Of Julia Young Collins, the unknown
wife Of William Lee Collins, did not
sign ana did not Join as grantors In
the deed 20 John Peterson. Of date OF
July 10, 1883, and fled OF record July
n, 1888, recorded In Book Al, page
8s7 % Deed Records Of AIahaska
County, Iowa and tho unknown heirs,
legateeg, deyisees, grantees, spouses,
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legal Representatives and assigns,
make some claim to said premises by
reason OF their failure TO sign said
deed. And that unless you appear
and defend before noon OF the End day
of the December Term, A. Z. 1910,
which will commence on the 9th day
of December, 1910, default will be
entered against you and judgment
and decree rendered thereon, as
prayed for in said petition.
Mccoy & Mccoy, b.
/ JAVA Attorneys for Plaintifr.
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nEAcoN.
Oct. 24.

George Sowden was in Fremont
Monday attending TO business.
John A. Bell, OF Sewers Is the guess
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. SowdeI
for few days.
Mrs. John Collier, OF Gibson, came
Saturday to spend few days at the
parental X. J. Dayey home.
The funeral services for Mrs. AnH
Burdass were held Sunday afternoon
at the home residence. Rev. j. r.
Gutherie. Of 0skaloosa. officiating
The pall-bearers were Richard j
Dayey. william Bowen. William and
George Cook. John A. Bell and J.
Holmes. Interment was made in
Forest cemetery. Oskaicoaa.
The Herald reporters celebrated
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l.. C,S Shoenake

will sell at public sale at his resi-
dence, Az miles west OF Lacey, ON
Friday, November A.. 1910, at 1000
O'Clock. span of three-year=old male
mules; bay work horse; road horse
three years old: black mare five years
old; gray family mare eight years
old, in foal; span gray, mares three
years old; span gray geldings coming
two and three years old; hay gelding
coming two years old; o Aberdeen
Angus cows; Red Aberdeen bull; 3
two-year-old Aberdeen-Angus heifera;
red yearling steers; 2 roam >heifers;
two years old; red cow three years
old; 5 -Shorthorn heifers; 3 black
bull calves; black heifer calves; 9
black yearling steers; 6 yearling
heifers, black; 80 spring shOats,
Reds; 100 breeding ewes; so lambs;
ram two years old; machinery, etc.
Easy terms. Free lunch at noon. i.
L. NJ. Reed Auctioneer.
i NJ Batnbridge Clerk.
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BIueprjnter Wanted.

Are you a blueprinter? Do you
know what blueprinter is? The
government wants number. The ex.
animation is TO be held in Burlington
Member %. The pay. ranges from
"a to SEAS per day and the age
limit is 20 years and upward. A num-
Der of other vacancies and examina-
lions are reported. Apply Frank n.
Cowan, secretary of the Oskaloosa
3oard of Civil Service Examiners at
The post office, for further informa
ion. 80 s
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Golden Wedding.

Mt. Pleasant, Ia, Oct. 25.-Special
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Walker, who live
four miles west of town, yesterday
celebrated their fiftieth wedding an
niyersary. About one hundred guests,
most of whom are relatives, spent the
day with them, and the occasion was
most happy one for all. ~,
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e. n. Woodward

will offer at public sale on the w. N.
Hoover farm, "a miles northeast OF
Oskaloosa, on Thursday, Nov. 10, at
10 o'clock, brood mare in foal, Z years
old, weight 1900; brood mare in foal,
10 years old, weight 900; brood mare
in foal, IL years old, weight 1000;
draft gelding / year old; spring
colts; good mich cows; 2 fresh
cows; yearling heifer; yearling Jer-
sey bull; six spring calves, steers
and heifers; brood sows, one with
pigs; s gifts; 2 barrows; 3 full blood
Poland China male hogs; machinery;
chickens; household furniture and
othel articles. Easy, terms, Free
lunch at noon. l. NJ. Reed, auction,
eel. W. L. Campbell, clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

70 Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of General Execution to me d.
rected by the Clerk of the District
Court of Mahaska County, Iowa, against
the goods. chattels, lands, tenements,
etc, of Josephine Wilson, defendant,
in favor of State of Iowa, plaintiff,
4 will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the door
Of the court house, in the City of
Oskaloosa, County of Mahaska, Iowa,
on the 18th day of November 1910, all of
said defendants right. title and inter-
est in and to the following described
real estate, situated in Mahaska Coun-
ty, to-wit:
East Lot 8, Block 81, o. p, Oska-
loosa, Mahaska County, Iowa.
Sale to commence at the hour of 200
o'clock p, m. of said day.
Witness my hand this 18th day of
October 1910. @#
K. L.. VALENTINE,
l4w2 Sheriff Mahaska County, Iowa.
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a Small fire.

The fire department was called to
he John McCarty home, No. 412
South Market street this morning at
about 10 o'clock. The department
was summoned and the fire extin-
guished within a few minutes after
The alarm was turned in, The shin
giles caught fire from falling sparks,
The damage was very small.
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Party Lever Retained.

Des Mones, Oct. 25.-Special:
Judge James A. Howe this morning
refused writ of mandamus against
the county auditor and the board of
supervisors forbidding the use >of
voting machines in Polk county in
their present form. The writ applied
for last week by Hubert Utterback.
democratic candidate for state sena-
tor, who urged as grounds for issti-
ance that the machine had the effect
of restoring the party circle on the
ballots through the use Of the party
lever. .- ~'. Ca, r.,
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Game Laws Enforced.

Iowa City Oct. Especial: A fight
against the violations of the Iowa
fish and game laws was started here
today by State Game Warden Lin
coin, of Cedar Rapids. Arrests of
alleged unlicensed hunters have been
made and other arrests will follow.
Men who dynamite the rivers for fish
will also be hunted down.
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Deranaed Man Suicides.

Jessup, Ia, Oct. 25.-Special: Will
liam Coffin, aged 3S years, committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the head with revolver at his home
here this morning while deranged. He
leaves widow and an adopted
daughter. ~ taA sisss
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Q. Van haaften

will sell at public auction al his resi-
dence, known as The Mary Beach
place, miles northwest of Oskaloo-
sa, Friday, November 4, 1910, at 10
o'clock, good work horses, 1 jack;
s good milch cows; head yearling
steers; yearling heifer;4 spring cal
yes; 3 fall calves; Shorthorn bull;
46 spring shoats; Is tons hay in
stack; straw stack; about 80 acres of
corn in field; farm machinery, etc,
Easy terms. Free lunch Fat noon.
VIM. Wiser, Auctioneer.- .--.
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To locate Three Factories,

Waterloo, Ia, Oct. 25.-Special:
A syndicate of 30 leading business
men and capitalists have bought a
tract of $50 acres of land in the north
part of town and will locate three big
factories employing one thousand
men. The move Is expected to add
several thousand to the population OF
Waterloo within the next two years.
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FixIna His Home.
Oct. 26

August Peterson. No. SIC South A
street, ID improving his property in
several ways. He had removed the
fence on the south side of theproper-
ty, completed the parking and graded
the same, laid cement walks and 9th.
erwise improved the place
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Observation-Disclosures
PUBLIC SALES
ssSsS1ss ssasxsssssssssysas
Lite Riillck

Lpts hitlIek sts...
will sell at public auction, Thursday,
November 3, 1910 at his farm 31a
or four miles north Of Oskaloosa, 2
good big work horses coming four
AND seven years old, extra draft
brood mares, safe III fold, coming
four and seven years old; 2 very fine
Rinaldo road colts coming three and
four yeats otds .tWo-year-old colt; 6
line young mules coming two and
three years old % choice cows: rs
calves; 20 yearling steers; rs fat
steers; rs tine breeding sows; IS
fine Rsmbouiiste sheep; big lot of
fine timG,hy hay and miscellaneous
articles. iFte lunch, al noon
/. Nj Reed, AuctiDneeT
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c l. A SSIF lie D
ADVERTISING

FOR SALE by owner: 100 acres Of
land. northern Oklahoma. 6
miles east OF Burbank on Santa Fe,
and s miles south OF Foraker on
Midland Valley X. r. 35 inches OF
rainfall Price $50 per acre. Terms
to suit purchaser Title guaran-
teed. Write TO VIM. Men, Box 1886.
Cheyenne. Wyo 12wS-pd
- - - - - 49, -
FOR SALE. Two acres land just ont.
side city limits, Good house. barn
and other buildings Call phone
2975 BLACK l4wI
= ~ - ~ - --o--- - - -
We are In the midst OF Indian sum
mer and it's great.
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Making New Homes.

VIII G. Ramsay has purchased
several frame dwellings which he
win move 10 his property, on street
or Eleventh avenruc and viii rebuild
and remodel them for rentable prop,
erties. This win make desirable
location for number OF new homes.
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Why not bring the Iowa State Els
teddfod hack ia Oskaloosa next year,
0skaloosa stood BY the Elstsddfod IN
Its first days. It viii do 30 again,
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a REcENT DISCOVERY.
The New Lumlnant Health light
4 Lenses

$50
Lenses
for strengthening weak ana tired
eyes.
They are the happy result Of 20
years of costly experiment.
They Can be Worn with Perfect Ease
for any length of time at one sitting,
giving astonishing clearness OF vision
by candle or other artificial light and
comfort TO the spectacle wearer hith-
erto unknown.
When the Eyes ACRE or Pain
through the action OF bright light
such as is reflected from the snow,
warm weather, reading, writing, or
sewing ON vivid-colored bodies, these
LENSES, by softening the rays, effect
a most agreeable sensation and give
great relief.
MAYNE ARNOLD OPTICAL CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Opticians.
Sole Agents for Mahaska Co,
YOU GET THE BEST AND PAY
THE LEAST AT ARNoLo's.
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complaln d Poor serxioe.

Anamosa, Ia, Oct. 25.-Special The
business men Of this city have been
after the officials OF the Chicago Il
Northwestern railway in an endeavor
to get better train service on the Mid
land. The officials were profuse in
their promises to do better, but up to
the present time all that has been
done is to make out a new time table.
In this time table the trains are
scheduled to arrive in Anamosa one
hour earlier and leave some later,
but as yet this has never been done
az The trains have never been on
time and the service is even poorer
now than before. Anamosa has plen.
" Of railways. but the complaint is
that the trains are so arranged that
they benefit all the other towns along
the line more than they do our city.
-.-L.l
The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-27

Do yon know that II Is unlawful TO
shoot game fowl with q gun other
than the ordinary shot gun or rife
shot from the shoulder?
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Birthday Club.

The Birthday Club. which meets
every two weeks, met Tuesday af.
ternoon OF this week with Mrs. Rob.
ert Anderson. els San Juan avenue.
The late blizzard was threatening
and outside was very blowy and dis.
agreeable, but inside was all charm.
The pleasant rooms were prettily dee,
GRATED In cosmos and crysanthemums
The ladies' sewed and chattcd as
is usual and were refreshed on dain-
ty good things prepared ty the kind
hostess.
There were present the regular
club members and besides. Mrs. May.
hew, Mrs. English. Mrs. Geo Little.
Mrs. r. u. Wood. Miss Edna Holly
Mrs. Clyde Smith and Miss Hazel
Oldfield.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
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Round Dozen Club.

The Round Dozen Club enjoyed a
most delightful session Wednesday
afternoon OF this week with Mrs.
John Beard at 80 Ration avenue. Tn,
guest list comprised the dozen mem.
bers OF the club and five especial
guests-Mrs. Mendelson. Mrs. Shot.
well. and Mrs. Gilbert, OF La Junta /:
Mrs. Archie Stewart. OF Denver, and
Mrs. +. Wonderly. OF Ohio.
The house had been made very
attractive ly a charming arrange
ment OF the seasons bright blossoms
The ladies' passed the time sewing
and conversing and partook of the
unusually relishable refreshments
with complimentary relish.
The club will b. entertained next
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Finney
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
More Sheep Feeding Than Ever.

There will be twice the number Of
sheep fed In the Arkansas valley this
winter than for either of the two
previous years
Nnarly every farm this year has
lunch OF sheep ]. w. Beatty, Of
Mar anola. is now down In New Mcn
co 10 bring up 10000 lambs. and var.
ious other farmers will feed from
1000 To 5000 lambs
A least half dozen prominent
feeders from the Fort Collins district
are arranging for quarters aud are
shipping In larFe drov"s OF sheep
for winter feeding
Hay has materially advanced In
price and IN now s. per ton In thc
stack. II is estimated that there
are $1,000 acres of alfalfa In otoro
county this year aud the crop In ca'
ccptionally heavy. running about u
ton per acre more than usual
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
hestinss-st

On last Wednesday morning. AT
s O'Clock, at st. Patrick's Catholic
church. a beautiful ceremony took
place when Mr.. George j. Hestings
and Miss Cecilia Agnes Stoffel were
united In the holy bonds of matri-
mony. They were attended by Miss
Katheryn Young. OF Huntingdon, Ind,
and Chas. Stoffel. brother of the
bride
The main altar Was brilliantly illum'
mated and adorned, the mystical
mass was said, and the impressive
ring ceremony was used.
In well chosen words Father Dilly
admonished the participants of the
sacredness and the obligations of
the marriage VOWS and impaired to
them the especial blessing OF the
occasion.
MIR Hestings is a respected young
man in the employ of the Santa fe
railway. and Miss Stoffel is charm.
ing young woman who has made her
home. for the past year. in this city
with her brother. Both young peo-
Pile came originally from Huntingdon.
Ind. where they are widely and
fayorably known.
After the ceremony a dainty wed.
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride ON West Third
street. Mrs. Chas. Stoffel acting as
hostess. The dining room was tastily
decorated In green and white. The
couple were the recipients OF many
beautiful presents.
MIR and Mrs. Hcstings left on train
No. II for Denver and other points
where they will spend the honeymoon
Their many friends extend hearty
congratulations to MIR. and Mrs. He's,
tings and learn with pleasure that
they will make their home in La
Junta after November LIST.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Pleasant Party.

Tuesday evening Mrs. Frank Fin.
ncy's Sunday school ciass-aii little
tots under sevcn-sa,b.rod at Mrs.
Finnoy's pleasant home on Beil.yies
avenue, aud were entertained IN a
charming manner.
a chcery fir. had been started In
the living room and ita genial warmth
sent Jack Frost away back. lie could
only look on from great distance
while the wee folks dreamed and
talked Of dear Santa Claus and the
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Announcement Party.

&, event OF unusual charm aud In
\, was the dinner given las, Sat
,.ly afternoon by Miss G.rtrud"
ney at her HON. ON Believie~ av'
:, /. TO u number Of her young
omen frieuds. Tn. affair was In
compllmen, to Miss J.ssi. Baldridge,
who's. engagement and approaching
marriag. was announced.
Arriving a, ! o'clock the guests
were ush.red at once into the ain
Ing room whcr. beautifully ap'
pointcd table held covers for twelve.
Nothing could be loyiicr than the
hIcture the table made IN tn. sof,
GLOW Of candles set In golden sticks.
The color scheme was suggested by
eyerythinH-by the delicate lavender
and white cosmos that oyerflowed the
rich cut glass vase In III. center, by
the dainty hand made baskets that
held the sailed almonds, by the
unique favors at each plate. the ar
tistic flower mats that simulated crys'
snthemuns and as,crs. and by the
dciicatcly painted china.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
hayride Party.

MRS, R. A. Gordon entertained Fri.
day evening Of last week in honor OF
her brother. Irvine l.. Gillum. OF
Denver. Her guests were the for.
mer members OF the Presbyterian En-.
deavor Society-those who were as
sociated in the socety with Mr.. Gil.
lum.
The guests were convedey from
La Junta TO Mrs. Gordon's home. two
miles out, in a big hay wagon and
the Jolly ride put them in fine spir.
its.
Reaching the house they found ev'
erything in CHEEKY readiness and
entered at once into a program OF
games and music. At late hour
they were refreshed on home. baked
doughnuts and sweet cider.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
$A$
Miss MeNeen entertAins.

Miss Helen McNe.n entertained
tbirty.sif ladies at 800 Thursday af.
terpoon. from J 10 g. In compliment
TO her friend. Mrs ". n. Porter,
The CHEEKY reception rooms Of her
attractive home on Ration avenue were
alisbt with the beauty Of the seasons
brightest blossoms yellow and white
crysan,bcmums being In first favor.
Mrs Porter was bccominsly attlr.
I'd In yellow crepe dc chine. and car.
ried white orysanthemums. The pfct'
~ color scheme was suggested In
dainty refreshments.
Again on Friday afternoon the Me
Necn home was agiow with the color