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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-01-22
Incendiary.

On Monday night. at about $50
o'clock, a great commotion was caused
when the Gold Mine plantation bell rang
for assistance for fire in the plantation
warehouse, near the river.
This blaze was soon extinguished with
but little damage being done.
After every one had retired, two hours
later, more excitement was caused when
the same bell rang again, for another
fire had started in the hay barn. which
contained over $1,000 worth of hay.
rne building and its contents were
destroyed, including an old mule and a
horse, placing the loss at about $4,000.
An insane negro woman. who was
placed, in Jail ON Tuesday, had been seen
wandering about the plantation lately,
and it is thought that she is the one who
set these two buildings on fire, while
under some hallucinauon.
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Wedding Bells.

sThe Meschacebe" acknowledges, CRATE
fully an invitation from Mrs. Edward
Madere, to the marriage OF her daughter
Josephine to Mr.. Zenon Montz. The cere-
mony will be soIemnized at Saint Hubert
Church, Garyville, La, on Tuesday. the
25th, at three o'clock.
On January 26th. at ST. Michael's
Church, at 1890 a. NJ, will be married
Miss Lillian Conrad of Central, La, to
Mr.. Bernard L. Dry. No cards.
On January 26th, at St. John the
Baptist Church, in this parish, at 4
o'clock P. NJ, will be celebrated the
marriage of Miss Theresa Lapeze. of Ed
gard, to Mr.. Eugene Songy, of Wallace.
Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend the ceremony. No cards.
On January 9th, at st. Joseph's
Catholic Church, Chauvin; La, at $50
P. NJ. will be solemnized the marriage
OF Miss Eloise Brien to Mr.. Leon Chauvin.
We are requested to announce the we'd
ding of Mr.. Joseph Ulysses Dufresne to
Miss Laure Ezilda Haydel, of La Place,
which will take place at st. Peters
Church, Reserve, La; on February 3rd,
at s o'clock P. NJ.
Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend the ceremony. No cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camille Hymel, of Oubre,
La, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Palmyre, to Mr.. Justin Songy,
of Wallace. The nuptial ceremony will
be solemnized on Saturday. the 9th of
February at A. NJ, St. Philips Church.
ALI friends and relatives OF the family are
cordially invited to attend. No cards.
On Thursday, the 9th, at st. Hubert's
Church, Garyville, will be solemnized the
marriage OF Miss Adela Guidry, adopted
daughter of Mrs. William Clement, to Mr..
Prudent Ory. both of Garyville.
Relatives and friends are invited. No
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Laurent announce
the marriage Of their daughter Noelie to
Mr.. Villary J. Laurent, of Samstown, La
The ceremony viii take place February
the 3rd, at 9 A. NJ, st. John the Baptist
Church. ALI friends and relatives are
cordially invited to attend. No cards.
The "Meschacebe' congratulates the
happy young couples and wishes them
most pleasant voyage on the sea OF
matrimoDy.
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Saw it in a newspaper.

Saw it in q newspaper.
Slumber-@I see a young lady wot's
engaged to be married had bath vest
erday.'
Hotfoot-@Is dat fact p
Slumber-aYep. Dis newspaper says
her friends gave her shower
Why not be truthful.
News item that might well be ap-
pended to most nuptial notices..
aThe brides present to the groom was
three maiden aunts, sixteen cousins and
q mother in law.
Before and after.
Miss Jones-aW When lovers quarrel they
turn their backs to each other
Miss Smith-"Yes. and when married
couples quarrel they fly at each other
Too often.
Husband -aYou never kiss me except
when you want some money
Wife-sWen, isn't that often enough? p
Give Women their rights.
Smith-aDo you believe in woman
suffrage p
Brown-aSure Let women suffer the
same as the men,"
Judge
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Proceedings Of the Board Of School
Directors Of the Parish of
St. John the Baptist.
Edgard, La, Jan. IL, 1910.

Edgard, La, Jan. IL, lSlU.
The Board met this day in regular ses-
sion, Irregular meeting day OF Thursday
Jan. 6, having been postponed on &C
count of rain J, with the following memb-
ers present Messrs, Chas. St. Martin,
D. Richarme, Pierre Cassagne and Eug.
Dumez. Absent Messrs. Geo. Gendron
and E. o. Abadie.
The minutes of last two meetings read
and upon motion of Mr.. Cassague second
ed by Mr.. Richarme and carried same were
adopted.
Moved by Mr.. Dumez and seconded by
Mr.. Cassagne and carried that the report
of Mr.. D. Richarme, in placing the fire
and tornado insurance with the Klotz-
Dugas Agency, be adopted.
Moved by Mr.. Cassagne and seconded
by Mr.. Dumez and carried that the Stew
art Engineering Co., be given fifteen
days from this day to complete work at
Lions and Evergreen, and that the Ar
chitect be- instructed to issue certificate
for payment, as in his judgment, for
work performed up to Jan. l, 1910.
Moved Dy MI. hicnarme ana secondeu
by Mr.. Cassagne and carried that the
contract be renewed with the editor of
The Meschacebe for $4,000 per an
mum. payable quarterly.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme and seconded
by Mr.. Dumez and carried that the loan
OF five thousand dollars ($5000.00) made
by the president, Mr.. Chas. st. Martin,
for building obligations, from the Bank
OF st. John, be approved.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme and seconded
by Mr.. Cassagne and carried that refer
ring to Article or Rule IL under heading
of " Powers and Duties of Teachers be
left to the superintendent.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme and seconded
by Mr.. Dumez and carried that various
sundry bills be approved for payment.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme and second
ed by Mr.. Cassagne and carried that the
meeting adjourn.
CHAS. ST. MARTIN,
President,
A TRUE COPY:
A. G. BERNARD,
Secretary.
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Garyville Dramatic Club.

The Garyville Dramatic Club made its
initial appearance before the public on
Sunday, Jan. 18th, in the well known
melodrama sThe Noble Outcast.' The
Club fully lived up to the expectations
of the crowd that almost fought to get
into the church, which was packed and
where even standing room was at pre-
MUM. Too much cannot be said of the
masterly manner in which the different
parts were carried out, and Garyvilie
can Justly boast Of the dramatic talent
possessed by the amateurs who made their
debut Sunday. Mr.. w. Leblanc as Jerry,
the tramp, was excellent. He made the
character an absolute creation and was q
great favorite with the audience. DR..
&. p. Feucht played admirably the part
OF the grief stricken lover and villain, who
sought every low and treacherous meth
cd to win his aim. DR.. O. J. Cry, as the
aged Colonel. was quite impressive and
won applause several times. Mr.. Mayon
showed excellent training as an officer of
the Law. Prof. Felix Leblanc acted his
part exceedingly well and proved an
ardent and successful lover. Mrs. DIR. O.
j. Ory, who possesses personality full
OF charms was as sweet as one could
imagine and her beautiful eyes, soulful
and the expressive, combined with tender
vibrating tones Of love and pain won for
her universal admiration. Miss Maggie
Babin made an attractive and dainty
Sadie. Mrs. w. Leblanc gave q good
character portrayal of the Colonel's wife.
Taken al in all, the play was mark
ed success and all who helped to make
il such success are deserving of the
highest commendation. Between the
acts, excellent music was discoursed by
the GaryviIle Concert Band and Orches-
ira, under the able direction OF DR.. @. j.
Dry, DR.. E. P. Feucht and Harry St.
Pierre,
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VITAL STATISTICS.

CHURCH.
Rev. F. BADEAUx, Re ctor
Marriages
Jan. ls.-Salvadore Salvaggio and Giroloma
Givardi.
Pierre Falgoust and Desirse Vicknair.
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The phenomenal success attending
this first attempt will no doubt incite the
Club to greater things and it is safe to
predict that in the very near future the
Garyville Dramatic Club will appear
again before the public in some well
known drama.
The financial proceeds of the concert
we're turned over to the st. Hubert
Catholic Church Fund which is under
the direction of Rev. Father Tessier.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-01-22
Civic improvements.

AS result VI Tie pfoSicSeis0 spiiie
with which the citizenship of our parish
is imbued, the erection of beautiful and
substantial school buildings is rapidly
being executed, in the wake Of the cleo
ton for special two mill school tax.
Now that these buildings are nearing
completion. is not the time opportune
to give some attention and a small
expenditure of money to simple form OF
civic improvement?
We believe we are justified IN offering
suggestions on certain lines that will cost
the least and yet begin work that will
be appreciated and extend, as time and
means viii permit.
First, as to the school surroundings,
a few native trees will cost nothing be-
yond the labor OF taking up and replant
ing.
There are few parts of our parish where
young trees can not be found at no great
distance from the school lots.
These could be planted towards the
sides and rear, SO that as they grow they
viii give the appearance OF little grove
on one or both sides OF the school houses
and cut off the view of anything objection
able.
That bit of lawn in the foreground is
necessary to complete the picture and
should be kept in mind in planting the
trees and plants.
The trees, thus planted, will pay large
interest in the form of shady spot for
rest, or during lunch hour, in addition to
beautifing the grounds.
This establishment viii eventually
convert the school lot into public park
where many will congregate in the sultry
summer evenings for recreation.
As we mentioned above. clear space
should always be left in the center. which
can be used for ball games, athletic sports
and public gatherings, such trees and
shrubbery as may be planted about the
borders will form part of the final
establishment.
These remarks viii apply with equal
force whether the future lot or park be
one. two or Eve acres in extent.
Calculate what they viii become in
time by observation of full grown trees
OF like species and do not plant too
closely.
The, native trees. such as the water
aak, laurel oak. elm, ack-berry and
sycamore. are suitable for immediate
planting, and right here, permit us to
suggest that but one kind be planted in
one row. Don't mix them up!
We often pass unaoticed in the woods
many very pretty trees that il seen IN
our school lots would be priced for their
fun value; and then, again. after being
once established and cared for, most OF
the trees would grow to better shape
and proportions than in their original
homes. where they are usually overshad
ed or crowded by other growth.
Comment and further suggestions are
in order, aud the columns of the Mes
chaoebe are open to any ono desiring
to make public his views.
Those 90 inclined have splendid op-
portunity to exercise their philanthropy
along these lines.
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List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Post Office at Ed
gard, La, Saturday, January 18th, 1910.
Mrs. Del Clark Mr. Charlie Burke
Miss Fannie Melare . Elk Revier
v. Alexice Gorg Wasson
Elorestine Edgard Is Martin Hebert
Agnes Barniest Louis Broussard
When calling for these letters, say adj
vertised. If not called for i'm two weeks,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at Washington, d. G.
LOUIS ID. PERRET, P. Nj.
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By virtue of and in obedience to Judg-
ment of Partition and an order of sale render
ed by the Hon., 1be 28th Judicial District
Court / and for the Parish of st. John the
Baptist in the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed Tor execution.
l will offer for sale at public auction at the
principal front door oil the Court House of the
Parish of st. John the Baptist, on
Saturday the 18th day of January.
1910, at Eleven O'clock A. NJ,
the following described property to wit:
A certain tract of Land, situated in the Par
ish of st. John the Baptist, on the left bank of
the Mississippi River, measuring ninety nine
(99) feet six (6l inches and Eight Isl lines
French Measure. front on the said river, by
forty arpents in depth. with double conces-
sion. bounded on the upper line by the proper
ty of Jean7 ptiste Jacob or assigns, and on
the lower lie by that of Alexander Jacob !;
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the rights, ways servitudes,
privileges, and advantages ther-unto bolong-
ing or in any wise apperraining.
TERMS: CASH ON THE SPOT.
Sheriff7s Office Parish of St. John the Baptist
this 22nd day of December, 4 d. 1909.
PAUL BERTHELOT.
Sheriff.
J. " CHENET. Attorney.
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RNG Buys A Years Subscription 1la(1
VV To 1.-THE MESCHACEbE" ~V

11Tao any buying for Five Dollars worth OF ,
Ii goods of us within thirty days time from first
purchase offer years substitution to The Mescha-
cebe for fifty Just think! less than one cent
week
1t does not matter if you have never bought OF us
before, nor where you live. Simp buy the required
amount and send SOC you will receive the paper tor
, twelve months.
regular customer, whether dealing for cash
credit may privilegeb by simply sending
in his name and SOC. .
We strongly urge all whose subscription have
pired through us, taking advantage of this
offer
PAUL, BERTHEIOT.
LUCY, LA.
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Half way around.

Clara-aWouldn't it be just too lovely.
Harold, if we could take our wedding
trip in an automobile y
Harold-aWe can, dearest"
Clara (doubtingly) But, sweetheart,
can We afford it
Harold-Yes, Clara, we can afford it
if we go in very modest way.
Clara-What do you mean by that
dear
Harold mean If we go halfway
round the block in taxicab, Clara.
Chicago Daily News.
aWhat is love % she asked.
aLove," he answered, is a brand OF
insanity that makes man call 200
pound woman his little tootsy wootsy.'
Chicago News.
Not Worthy.
Henry-aI know that 1 am not worthy
of you, my darling
The Fair One-sRemember that, Har-
old, and my married life is sure to be
happy."-St. Louis Times.
= . .
Proper Thing.
whats the proper thing to do at a
wedding!' ?
Wish the pair happiness, and tell every
body else there's no earthly chance for
t.'-Louisville Courier Journal.
4 4 4
Never.
aDo you ever scold your husband p
sLand sake, no I ask him for more
money.'-Buffalo Express.
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aDo you ever scold your husband p
Land sake, no ! l ask him for more
money."-Buffalo Express.
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Governor Sanders has ordered a spe
cia election to take place on March Z,
1910. to I'LL the two first vacancies the
third being appolntive
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NOTICE.

am APPLYING to the Honorable Police Jury
of this Parish for permit to conduct a bar
room for the year 1910, for Colored people
in the 4th ward al in accordance with Act l7c
of 1905
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For Sale

A tract of sandy land. measuring
arpents IN width. by depth of 110 ar
pents. situated on the right bank of the
Mississippi river. in this parish, about
miles above the Court house
Also 8 mules. agricultural implements,
seed cane etc. etc
For particulars. address or apply to
LOUIS B"RNt;,
Edgard P. o.. La.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT furnished rooms with
board, 219 N. Va. ave. 73t1.
FOR RENT:-Three room cottage,
stable; city water; 103 North Mis-
souri,. Enquire Parsons and Law
renee. 215 North Main. 72t4
FOR RENT modern cottages one
furnished, including piano.-See J.
A Atkins, Barber shop N. Main. 74t2*
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room 115 w. McGaffey, phone 239-
4 rings. Taft.
FOR RENT:-7-roon modern house.
Inquire French & Malone. 57tf
FOR RENT:-10-room house Feb LIST,
z bed rooms furnished; furniture for
saie.-600 n. Richardson. 66tf
FOR RENT:-Ofice room with use
of vault in office of Roswell b. & L..
Association.-R. II. McCune. 64tf.
FOR RENT:-Flats, 15 rooms, bath,
toilet, water, gas and electric lights.
Apply j. E. Mitchell, 1O7 N. Virginia
ave. 7Otf
FOR RENT rooms in Office build
ing may be occupied as Offices or
by reputable gentleman al sleeping
apartments, Phone st. 59tf.
FOR RENT:-4-roon house. Phone
sc. 6Stf.
FOR RENT:-Furnished room, mod
ern, 2O6 North Lea. 1879
FOR RENT:-Furnished front room.
inquire loo S. Penna. 1879
FOR RENT:-Building formerly oc-
cupied by Majestic Theatre. For
terms apply TO E. w. Mitchell,
agent. 2ltf.
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WANTED

WANTED:-An experienced gardener
at Owens Farm. Phone 293-6 rings
70I6+
WANTED:-Girl or aged lady to help
with house work. 500 n. Richard
SON. 73t2+
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on ranch by a
man and wife, one child. Address
1900 N. washington. 72t4*
WANTED:-Washing, ironing, al
so house cleaning, address Mrs. NJ.
A. Letcnford, cor. Walnut and Mon
tana streets. 74t2.
WANTED:-To ent a furnished
house centrally located, with mod
ern improvements. Address, w
the Record Office. 71t6$
WANTED:-Sewing nachineS type
writer's and bicycles for repairs. 21O
E. 5th st. phone 1926; East Side Re
pair and U~pholstering Shops. 60tf
WANTED:-Place on ranch to do
cooking, by widow with boy 16 yrs.
old.-Apply Henry Loeholfer at FL
CAPTAIN Hotel. 1872"
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-Cood wood heating
stove, $2-5o.-Can at 602 N. Lea. IA
FOR SALE:-good driving mare; al
SO buggy and harness. w. s. Pla-
cey at Palace Stable. 1879
FOR SALE Furniture Of four room
house comparatively new bargain,
202 So. Penn. Ave. 1879
FOR SALE:-Good riding pony. is
strong, safe, easy gait.-Wm. F.
Greenwood, South Spring Ranch. If
FOR SALE:-5-room nodern cottage
close in. S2S00.-Address box 762.
Tiff.
FOR SALE:-Peeler building on lain
street. For terms see Miss Nell r.
Moore. Tiff.
FOR SALE:-An eight horse power
mounted Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline
engine.-Call Oasis Ranch Co.. 1Stf
FOR SALE:-4 house, east
front. close in. shade, sidewalks,
some nice fruit trees. All for ST.
400.-Roswell Title & Trust Co.
FOR SALE:-lO acres with a three
room house. well, cement tank.
windmill, also steel tank, barn,
shade and fruit trees. Close in, all
for S1.10O.00- Roswell Title &
Trust Company.
FOR SALE:-Good business building
well located, at a bargain to wind
up an estate.-Title & Trust Com
pany. 57tf.
FOR SALE or rent s room modern
brick house. bath. hot and cold wa
ter. Independent water supply.
Brick barn and sheds. at reasonable
figures. Apply Gilmore and F1en-
ing. 7Ot4~.
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Marconi to Install Plant.

Londay. Jan. 21.-William Morconi.
the inventor. sailed today for ATe-ina
where he will direct tde new install
lation of his transatlantic wireless
apparatus at Glace Bay, in place of
that destroyed by fire. The station
at Clifden on the Irish cost, has been
re-equipped, and Marconi is confident
~ looking forward TO a RESUMPTION of
transatlantice wireless service in the
course of the mex few months.
Experience in the actual working
of system before the destruction of
the Glace Bay apparatus had given
occasion for valuable observations
which will be utilized in the ~re-equip-
ment of both the Irish and New
foundland stations.
Record Want Ads Result BrInaers
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HUNDREDS SAW THE
COMET LAST NIGHT

A great many Roswell people saw
the newly discovered comet late yes
terday afternoon. 1t was plainly Wis
IDLE in the purified, rariied atmos
phere of the Pecos Valley, and could
De seer long before dark. Many more
people will probably be out looking
Tor it late this afternoon, for it is to
be visible several days. according to
the story of astronomers.
The comet is not as bright as We
nus the evening star in the southwest,
as stated by the astronomers. How
ever it is unusually bright, compar-
ing it with stars, and it's long, glow
ing tail makes it stand out very plain
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when toe western view is unobstruc-
ted by buildings or trees. In looking
for the comet. Roswell people should
look for the evening star in the south
west, then let tdeir line of vision dro-
many degrees and to the right, for tn
comet is to be seen just after SUM-
down, above where the sun is last
seen. The tail xtends upward as
though the body were falling to the
earth. 1t is brightest at 5:45 D.. m,
and sets within twenty minutes there
after.
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The body of the late T. ]. Johnston
whose death at Cumberland was nen-
toned in the Record a few days ago,
was shipped this morning to Los An
geles, Calf, for burial, being accom-
panied by his wife and brother, p. J.
Johnston, a fireman on the railroad
running between Amarillo and Ros-
we'll. Mrs. Johnston will probably re-
main at Los Angeles, but aer broth
er-in-law will return to Amarillo.
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Nelson to Fight Lang.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 21.-Battlng
Nelson is matched to e Eddie
Lang. a Chicago lightweight, in an
eight-round bout here this evening.
This contes will be the champions
only workout prior to pitching ais
training camp at Millett's On the out
skirts Of a Francisco for the finish
light with AID. Wogast.
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The audience at the Union Revival
Meeting tonight will hear a striking
explanation and an inspiring nnoun
cement. Rev. p. T. Ramsey will be
the speaker. in the absence of Rev.
w. c.. Tenney, who is unable to serve
Prof. Brierley will sing by special re-
quest. "A Little Love-" Everybody
welcome.
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n. Webster, wife and children left
this morning for Los Angeles, Calf.
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Webster and two children have
Just recovered from an attack of ty-
phoid fever, having been at st. Mary's
hospital for the past three weeks.
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Mrs. Sallie Robert, of Artesia, was
here visiting relatives and shopping
yesterday. accompanied by Misses
Jewell Logsden and Minerva Zook of
Artesia. All three returned to their
homes last night.
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A. McKinstry, of Olathe, Kan, who
a here ON business. left this morn
ing for his home. He visited Roswell
two years ago and states that the
town has grown and improved won
derfIlly since his last visit.
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Jefferson d. Hart arrived this NOR
ming from his ranch on h plains,
coming via Hagerman and will leave
sunday with the Masonic delegation
that is going to Santa Fe to take the
Scottish Rite degrees.
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George Allen, a ~prospector who
came a few night ago with F. Z. Bak-
er, of Carrolton. ILL.,, left this morn
ing for his home in Kane, Ill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Gayle returned
to Clovis this morning after spending
EoTe time here during the last illness
of the late r. p. Gayle. A greater
part OF the past Two months r. +.
Gayle has spent in Roswell.
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Little Miss Charlotte Wilson was
reported as doing satisfactorily yes
terday, although h passed a hard
night. 1t is thought the crisis of her
fever has been passed.
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George Cobean ~telegraphs relatives
in this city ais safe arrival in New
York City Wednesday from an ex
tended business trip into South and
Central America for the paper com
pany which he represents.