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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01

of water between meals and when re-
firing.
proposition of this kind. Probably
the only book. considered as for
tune maker, which may be compared
with Colonel Roosevelt'g narrative OF
his African experiences was the per-
sonaI recollections Of General Grant,
which lis understood to have yielded
his family a little more than a half
millinon dollars"
t~ Were you Aprilfooled2
sE The weather man quickly re-
pented.
sw North Dakota had it's spring
clearing storm.
az Halley's comet and the baseball
season are on the way.
ltE The Easter hat Is large enough
to cover a multitude of sins.
ear Don't forget there are alder
manic candidates to elect Monday.
&E Perhaps the Halley's comet is
only the advance agent for Roosevelt.
IsT The fellow who likes to tell you
how easily he perspires-will soon
be on the job.
e% The mere shopping of political
bosses win not help the republican
cause in North Dakota.
itT The New York papers are in
sisting on more rigid legislation
against the white slave traffic.
E% Pinchots mysterious disappear
ance is unlikely to create as much
speculation as that Of DR.. Cook.
k~ Some peoole want live one for
inayor--not retired business man
whose interests are in the past.
eg Now is the time to make a guess
at the population of Fargo. The CEN
sus enumerators will soon get a whack
at it.
ar Some of Mr.. Sweets friends
state they want to elect him mayor
and two years hence place him in the
gubernatorial race.
Ey with Buffalo Bill and his wife
reunited-why can't Howard Gould
and his former wife. Katherine Glenn
mons--lcss and make up?
ET In Chicago from this date it is
a misdemeanor to wear a hat pin,
the point of which projects more than
inch beyond the hat crown
Gg When 1t comes to wholesale
bribery-Pittsburg makes the other
cities of the country go away back
until they get q real reputation.
~ Mr.. Sweet asserts he has retired
from business. The indications are
that the voters of Fargo will place his
political ambitions in retirement Mon
lday
ca Some prairie fires that threaten
ed damage were headed OFF as q result
of the rural telephone service. The
people who first saw the fire were able
to summon help more quickly.
fT The federal government officials
announce that by the end OF this year
about 100000 acres of land win have
been reclaimed by irrigation at a cest
tof $7OoO00Oo. The complete plans Of
the reclamation service contemplates
the restoration Of about so,ooo.oOO
acres.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01

s% The mere shopping of political
bosses win not help the republican
cause in North Dakota.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-01
The Theatres
Farao opsrahouse.

April Mrs. Leslie Carter
April Minneapolis SYMPHONY Or
chestra.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
HARRY NORMAN HAS A
TOWN NAMED IN HIS HONOR
1t Is In Fisher County, a Few Miles
Out of ROby on the EstacadO
and Gulf Road.

Roby, Tex, March 14-W A Butts.
president of the Estacado & Gulf rail-
road, has returned from eastern points.
where he accepted recently purchased
rolling stock and equipment. which is
now in transit in charge of engineer
J. A Daugherty. formerly with the
Santa Fe gulf lines
The following circular has been is
sued by the Texas tariff bureau:
wv. A. Butts. president of the above
line. advises that they will be open for
business March 7, 1910. stations Nc
Cauley to Norman. They expect to be
operating to Roby about May Is, 1910"
Norman is six miles distant from
Roby and was named for Harry Nor
man. former Ell Paso newspaper man
row assistant city editor OF the St
Louis Republic, at the request OF
Charles w. Rogers, another former FL
Paso newspaper worker
At McCauley the Estacado & Gulf
connects with the Kansas City, Mexico
& Orient. and traffic consigned to points
on its line takes common point rates.
Its application for the opening of
traffic has been approved by the Texas
railroad commission.
1t is believed locally that the Esta-
cado & Gulf will continue its construc-
ton westward on an air line into FL
Paso.
While Roby is the county seat of
Fisher county and has been an estab-
1ished town for nearly half a century,
not until construction OF the Estacado
& Gulf railroad westward from Nc
Cauley into Roby was begun did its
people get the town building fever. The
agitation was at once begun for bond
issue TO build a $4,000 court house.
1t carried. A big brick yard was estab-
Iished for the manufacture of material
and now the court house is going to-
ward completion. Flushed with pride
over this achievement. the citizens are
awaiting the order of the court TO vote
bonds for the construction of $4,000
annex to the present large brick school
building Capital has been subscribed for
the organization OF cooperative stock
company to build $4,000 oil mill in
time to handle the next crop OF seed A
telephone exchange has been installed
with 10 local phones and long dis
lance service over the Orient and South
western lines. Rural free delivery has
been secured for the surrounding COM
munities- Another modern 2S-room
hotel is under construction Too i'm
patient TO await the completion of the
railroad. newcomers have hauled in by
wagon material for the construction Of
so or more new residences and material
is in transit for many more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
MONTERREY WINS FROM
TULAROSA IN BALL GAME

Monterey. n. NJ, March lin the
ball game between Monterey and Tula1
rosa the score was II to in favor on
Monterey.
Mrs. Lonnie Goslin has gone to join
her husband at Escondida, y. M.
h w. Crouch has gone to Black Lake
L. Kennedy was in from his ranch
recently.
Frank Rector and Earl Converse have
returned to their farms
Mrs Martin May has returned to
Carrizozo, after visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Al. Grey
Mr. and Mrs Hague and children are
here from Palomas Hot Springs, en-
route TO their home at Eagle Creek.
\. NJ
Mrs. James Reagan and little daugh-
ter were visitors in Monterey lately
Mrs Henry Butler is reported on the
sick list
D. NJ Cox and son are here. en- route
to California
Mr. Hyde has received a carload or
Ice, which he is having put into the
cold storage house.
Little Rexie Bourne is here from
Carrizozo, visiting c. c. Bourne and
family. His father. w. S Bourne, ac-
companied him this far and then went
on to FL Paso
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Gilmore are selling
out their household goods. They ex-
pect TO go to the V ranch TO spend
the summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
KENTUCKY MEN PURCHASE
RANCH NEAR ESTANCIA
Last Homestead Near That Town Is
Taken Up-ROastins Ears Are
Planfed-Estancfa News

Estancia, n. NJ, March 14-Dr. G. 8
Mcdonald, DR.. Smith. dentist. and
sheriff James Sizeman of Lee county. all
or Beattyvllle, KY, are looking over the
valley The two doctors have mr.
chased the Collision ranch near town.
H. L. Bainum, of the Leader store is
suffering from a bad case of ervsinelas
on his left arm.
William King, residing near Taiioue
has planted a patch of corn for carly
roasting ears.
j. I. Weaver and family. who have
been in Alamogordo for several months
have returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Miller, of Linkville
Mo. ARE visiting Mrs. NJ. NJ. Olive and
other relatives.
Johnson Pence, of Albuqueroue Is
spending few days with his family re-
siding near Estancia.
VIM. Eads, has filed on a homestead
OF 40 acres. four and one half miles
northwest of town. This was the last
vacant land in that part of the conn
try.
Jno. Pope, Of Alamogordo, was here
looking after his ranch. preparatory 70
moving his family on it,
Mayor I. H. Vanstone is SPENDING, n
few days in Santa Fe.
W. W. Norman, one of Estancia.s
most prosperous farmers, died from
pneumonia.
The English Manufacturing companv
has shipped a car of lumber to Kansas
City.
W L. Kelley who has been WORKING
at Coyote. n. NJ, has returned to +
tancia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
SWEETWATER TO
HAVE CREAMERY
Land Near City Sells for
$20,800- Special Elec-
ton Is Called.

Sweetwater, Texas. March IA. W.
Quinn, of Elgin. ILL.,, who has been here
several days. has submitted a definite
proposition 10 the Sweetwater people
regarding a creamery and ice cream
factory The proposition was accepted
and the citizens subscribed $4,000 stock
TO secure the plant.
G. Y. Woodruff and J. NJ. Shepherd
have bought a section and a half of
land from T. L. Hughes and L. Aycock
for the consideration of $4,000. The
land is located near the city limits, and
will be valuable for residence property
in the near future.
Prof. E. A. Davidson, of Bay City, has
arrived here 10 reorganize and direct
the band OF Sweetwater. A local play
was presented at the opera house re-
Gently for the purpose of securing
funds TO aid in the project, when 500
was realized.
that an election be held for aldermen on
April 5. H. c. Hughes has been ap-
pointed presiding officer.
The officers Of the West Texas Cattle
Raisers' association. which met here re-
Gently, are: President, Eugene Clark,
OF Scurry county; first vice president.
Thos. Trammell, of Sweetwater; second
vice president. D. y. Arnett, of Mitchell
county; treasurer, B. y. Aycock of
Crane county; secretary, T. L. Hughes
of Sweetwater. The object of the or
ganiza ton is to carefully guard all the
Interests of the stock raisers and to
promote cooperation among the cattle
raisers Of West Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
NEGRESS CAUSES
TROUBLE In ALPINE
Officer Strikes Her With a
Gun, He Says-Frost
Damages Trees.

Alpine Texas, March 14-Aron But
Ter, a negress. began raising a disturb
ance in the Mexican part of town Sun
day and when approached by deputy
sheriff Eura Phelps, she is said to have
become very abusive to him and at
tempted TO secure a pistol. which she
had been flourishing earlier in the day.
According to Phelps. ne saw the move
menr ana sprang IN between her and
the gun whereupon she picked up
pickle bottle, filled with rice. and
struck the officer over the head with
1t, cutting several deep gashes. 1t
finally became necessary for him, he
says, TO draw his pistol and strike her
several blows on the head before she
could be subdued. She was locked up
dn jail.
Frost killed quite lot Of young
fruit which had begun to bud out.
There still remain a great many trees
which have not bloomed, and unless an
other late freeze comes, there will be
quite q lot of fruit this year.
Judge W. Van Sickle has returned
from east Texas, where he was called
on account of the illness of his father
VIM Baines. a former Alpine boy,
now travelling for a st. Louis whole
sale house, was a visitor in town re-
Gently.
Roscoe Pafford has purchased several
lots on the east side Of town where he
has erected two story house.
W. Collins made a business trip to
Valentine recently.
Gordon Holloway and Alex Smith
were visiting in Maria this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
SANTA ROSA BANK
INCREASES STOCK
Woodmen of America Or
ganize Camp-Santa
Rosa News Notes.

Santa Rosa, N NJ, March 1.-THE
capital stock of the First National bank
has been increased from SIS. 900 to $50
600. The bank recently paid a special
dividend of 100 percent on its original
capital of $685.
s S. Noise -of the Noise Bros. COM
pany, who has spent the past 10 days
In st. Louis. has returned.
Hon. Lucas Romo, Judge of the pro-
bate court, has been holding the regu-
lar session of the court.
Joaquin V. GaHegos. formerly Of Co
nant. this county. is arranging to open
a general merchandise store within the
next few days. This will give Santa
Rosa six general mercantile stores, and
one Of the largest wholesale mercantile
houses in eastern New Mexico.
Gabriel J. Coury, merchant, has re-
turned from a business trip to st. Louis.
H B. Jones. the banker. left for a
business trip to various points in Tex
as He will return by way of Ell Paso.
where Mrs. Jones and little son have
been spending the last few weeks
Hon. Jas. D. Hand and A. A. Jones. of
Las Vegas, with a party of capitalists
from the east. who are interested in To-
cal irrigation projects, have been
spending the week in the county.
camp of the Modern Woodmen of
<AAhCA4Nd was mere ny y.
Pollard, organizer for eastern New
Mexico. The following officers were
elected and installed: Past consul. ]. E.
Compton; consul. c. E. McGinnis; adj
wiser, B. Lucero; secretary, Guy G..
Doty; banker. Felipe Sanchez Baca;
escort. J. W. Compton; Waterman,
Leasdro Sena; guard, Ignacio Sena;
board OF managers, c. II. Stearns, Geo.
H Smith. jr., and F. d. Crespin. The
consul appointed A. A. Upton chief for
ester. The new lodge, the first in
Santa Rosa, starts with a membership
OF 25
f. c. Pollard. organizer for the Mod
ern Woodmen OF America, and wife,
who have spent the last two months in
this city, have returned to their home
near Clovis.
&C H Stearns and Manuel Gallegos.
VINO spent several days on a business
trip to the southern part Of the county,
have returned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
Mining News of the Great Southwest
NEW SETTLERS
IN OBAR COUNTRY
Well for Irrigation Is Being
Put Down-Antelope
Plentiful.

Obar, \. NJ. March 1.-THE spring
Jones, of Cairo, Ill, representing a
bunch of capitalists in southern Illi-
nois. has just closed deal for so
acres adjoining Obar, and has taken
options on several hundred city lots,
for himself and associates. He will
move his family here at once and go
into business.
P. B. Keith, of Winchester, Tenn,
has bought farm near Ooar.
E. w. Rohrer. of Akron. Ohio. has
W. H. Doerge, of Joplin. Mo-, has
bought a quarter section in the Mis-
souri, valley. near Obar-
J. A Clona, wholesale coal dealer
of Joplin, Mo-, bought quarter section
east of Obar.
Emmett Rohrer, of Akron. Ohio. was
here recently, visiting his old friend,
l.. l. Kleinfelter.
Ezra Reagles and family have gone
to Richland. Wis. for a visit
The great breach Of promise case.
isis Hopkins VS. the yellow Kid was
decided in favor Of the Kid at the Lit
NSOclcly-
Obar farmers are agfating the mat
ter OF holding farmers experience
meetings.
C. H. Parker is drilling a well for
Frank Mears. Mr.. Mears will pipe the
water to the house and barns, and will
also irrigate his orchard.
Claude Durham has set out an or
chard and also planted 500 black locust
shade trees. He will put down a well
soon. He IS adding more cows TO his
dairy herd.
claim east of Obar.
John Dennerline and wife are back
from a visit in Oklahoma
Warren Piper has just completed
blowing 40 acres OF new land.
Much interest is taken by Obar farm
ers in the demonstration farm at Tu-
cumcari.
Martin Hirshberger has gone TO Oma-
ha. Neb.
Ralph r. Carter is back on his claim,
after leave OF absence. VIM. Carter is
a printer. He served in the navy
during the Spanish war, and printed
weekly paper on board the flagship.
Mrs. La Rash conducts a weekly class
in domestic science on her claim in
Missouri valley.
The Sho wMe club will have a grand
blowout" on st. Patrick's day
Antelope are getting quite plentiful
and tame in the hills along the South
Canadian river. Large herds may be
seen almost any day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
STUDENTS GLEE CLUB IS &.
ENTERTAINED AT SOCORRO
Difficult Automobile Trip To Be Made
to observation-disclosures News Notes
and Personals.

Socorro, y. NJ, March 14.-Dr. and
Mrs. Duncan entertained the school of
mines glee club The meeting proved
one of the most enjoyable vet held
Attorney J. H. Fitch has his we'll
down TO a depth Of III feet and has 125
feet of water in the we'll A lo-foot
windmill is now being erected
Hon. and Mrs W. E. Martin and II.
T. Mayberry accompanied Lin Gibbons
i'm his automobile to the Mayberry
ranch. From there W. f. Martin, wife
and Mr. Gibbons will go on to MOgollon-
The trip has never been made in an auto
and il will be watched with interest.
Attorney II. NJ. Dougherty has taken
his daughter, Miss Margorie, to Santa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
.STRYCHN|NE POISON FOUND IN
BUTCHERED MEAT ON MARIA RANCH

recently. They left for the Candelaria
hot springs for a several months So
jOurn.
P. D. Anderson, of the Maria Realty
company, has returned from a trip to
New Orleans and Memphis, and a visit
to his parents at oxford, Miss.
Sheriff NJ B. Chastain left recently
for Marlin, Tex, to take treatment for
rheumatism at the hot wells.
Rev. B. w. Allen of Maria held ser
vices at the Methodist church at Fort
Davis Sunday.
Mrs. r. A. Kyle, who has been Sc
riously i'll for several weeks, is rapidly
recovering.
The bids to carry the United States
mail from Maria to Shafter and Fort
Davis, have been rejected by the gov
eminent the second time.
Mrs. J. II. Hamilton is convalescins
from a two weeks serious Illness.
Chas. Bishop has purchased lots in
Maria and will erect a neat cottage.
]. J. Terrell, of Austin, has been In
Maria several days looking up land in
terests. He is being assisted by field
land agent Coleman of Alpine.
J. W. Tyler is here from the ranch.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
Meat Is Given to Dog and 1t
Dies From the Effects.
Poison Is Also Found in
Stock Salt.

Maria, Tex. March 14.-An attempt
at wholesale poisoning was recently dis
covered at the Cleveland ranch near
Maria BY accident, a quantity of meat
which had been butchered and salted
down was found to contain poison. The
discovery was made by D. L. James,
who gave some Of the meat to the
ranch dogs, one of which died and the
others were made violently sick. He
brought a piece of the meat to a local
physician at Maria, for examination,
who pronounced it poisoned with
strychnine. A large quantity of salt
kept at the ranch for stock purposes
was later examined and found to con-
tain the same kind of poison. An at
tempt is being made TO locate the per-
petrators, but no clue has yet been
found.
Messrs. P. A Humble and ]. V.
Humble came in from Balmorhea. Tex,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
NEW COURTHOUSE
FOR CARR|zOzO
Clovis Contractors Secure
Contradictions Starts
on New Church.

car-izozo Y. NJ. March 1.-THE con-
80. o. the erection Of the $50. 900 jail
and court house to be erected here mas
been awarded to Booth, Bechfel e Co.
contractors of Clovis, and the Work
will be started SOON
If present plans carry, Carrizozo Will
soon have a sewerage system me
chamber OF commerce has met anu
anoointed a committee Of permanent
business men TO &C TO HI Paso anu
confer with the officials Of the E. T. q
" Ia see If an arrangement can
not be made for the city TO connect
with the companys large sewerage
system at this point
force Of men is here from I'll
Paso overhauling the zee plant ana IN
stallfng new machinery, ana the man
aZenent states that ii viii be prepared
10 manufacture ice this season.
Work has been started on the new
Raptfst church which will be erected
at a cost OF about $1,000. The contract
calls for completion April 10.
A meeting will be held here tonight
for the purpose OF organizing baseball
team. Carrizozo has sufficient material
for a fast team
Engineer T F. Blount has been
transferred from e. Paso to Carri-
zozo and is assigned TO an engine be-
tween here and Duran
Machinist Chas. Bell and wife are
spending a few days In FL Paso.
Hostler Jerry Kelley is laying on
for ten days and visiting in Vaughn,
y NJ.
Mrs. J. E Tompkins, wife of en-
gineer Tompkins, is here from Tucum-
carl
Engineer c. S Jones and wife are
spending a few days in the Pass city.
Car repairer l. I. Lavender has re-
turned from a several days stay at
Tecolote-
The bridge and building department
OF the Southwestern is here today with
a force OF men to go up the CAPTAIN
branch TO repair a bridge which was
destroyed by fire lately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
NEWS NOTES FROM TULARosA.

Tularosa. y. NJ. March 14.-Andrew
Wilson and Charles Anderson made a
trip TO AlamOgordO in Mr.. WILSON'S au-
tomObfle. These men recently made
trip to Roswell over the automobile
mail route in II hours and so minutes,
and returned without a breakdown or
accident
Miss Edith Mclaughlin is now work
ing for the Alamogordo Telephons
company Miss Davenport resigning-
Machinery "a still being hauled to
Bent and the mine is expected to open
on an extensive scale sOOn-
A L. Owens has returned from Car
Isle, Pa, where he took five indian
girls to enter school
Mrs Mary Lynn and Mrs J. c. Whar-
ton have returned from Alamogordo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
COURT IN SESSION AT
PORTALES; CITIZENS BUSY.

Portafes, y. NJ, March 1.-THE Pres
byterian women are holding rehearsals
of The Old Maids Convention. the
Methodist women serving outofdoor
lunches in the courthouse yard, and
the Baptist women are al work on The
District School
Court is in session and things are
lively around the courthouse The Com
merciaI club is in session practically
all the time, for there is a continual
call from the farmers for information.
The girls Portales basketball team
went to Clovis Saturday to play, and
fn the evening the members represent
mig the literary societies Of the Por-
tales High school contested for the
championship with the winners Of the
Clovis High school debates.
The outlook for a good fruit crop is
favorable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14

Fe. where she will enter the Loretto
academy.
Mrs. Mecham has gone to Los Lunas.
where judge Mecham is presiding over
the regular court at that place
The material for the erection OF the
]. J. Leaven new store building is now
on the ground and work Will begin at
once.
Clinton Crandell, VIM Cameron, Glen
Vivian, Bray Terry and Edmund Ho-
bart. students at the School of Mines,
were at San Acacia to be present at the
opening of the irrigation ditch at that
place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
REAL ESTATE MEN TO
HOLD CONVENTION
Dealers in San Juan County
to Meet at Aztec
Wednesday.

Pennington, n. ~, Marcn IA call
signed by every real estate dealer of
San Juan county, has been issued for q
convention of realty dealers of the
county, TO meet at Aztec, on Wednes-
day, March 16-
The objects of the meeting are both
social and business. The county's
boosters hope thus 10 become better ac-
quainted and a general spirit of good
fellowship promoted How best to ad-
vertise and exploit the resources Of
the county will be among the topics
discussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
VAUGHN NEWS NOTES

Vaughn, n. NJ, March 14.-Father
Hatterman. of Puerto de Luna, N M
confirmed a class here recently.
Rev. T. T. Talley is holding an inter
esting meeting at the Baptist church
He is being assisted by Rev. P. y. Long
fellow. OF Roswell.
8. w. Norvell. bank examiner for New
Mexico was here recently.
A dance was given by the Young
people recently at the new Masonic
hall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14

Globe Mills Graham Flour, also Whole
Wheat Flour Fresh from the rolls
huff Sed- Trv a sack At all grocers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-14
~ ~ ~ FOR
.Sb9bSb RHEUMATISM

inflammation diseased conol-
of
of
condition the blood and the circulation instead nou1g
body continually deposits
joints and bones the irritating and with wnn
We do claim for that anything more than rsS cess 1000
circulation and by neutrag the uric d and IE0
strengthens and nvigoae the blood that instead OF ea sour
the becomes an
nourhng fluid furnishing health and vgor to every portion
vegetable and will the most delicate system
all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-08-27
COLLISION.

Tuesday nights north-bound
passenger out of Ogden collid-
ed with a string of freight cars
in the Ogden yards. Two cars
were loaded with beer which was
scattered in all directions. A
number of passengers were in
jured among them being Miss
Norma Hansen Of Colliuston,
Mrs. A. M. Granger and Fred
Foulger enroute to this city.
Mr.. Foulger is wearing a plast-
er on his eye as a result of be-
ing bumped against a door, and
Mrs. Granger was badly bruised
about the face and shoulder.
She was accompanied by Miss
Carol Evans Of Salt Lake, who
was her guest Wednesday.