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Evening journal., 1910-04-07
ASHLEY TO
TRY NEWPORT

Ashley a. A. will meet at the home
Of William Tinsman, the manager, to
night.
on Saturday afternoon Ashley will
play Newport of the Semi Profess
sional League. Much interest is being
shown in this game
Captain Frederick Nennstiehl Of
Ashley, announces the following line
up for the game: Batting order.
Nennstiehl, right field: w. Clifford.
first base; Work, left field; Linthicum.
catcher; MagonifNA second base;
Davis, shortstop; Stewart and G. Gif-
ford, centre field; Anderson, third
base; Wintrup. Duncan, Elliott, Nenn-
stiehl and Magonigal. pitchers.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
BOILER TUBES ON
MARYLAND BURST

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. April 7.-rhe Navy Dc
partment to-day verified the report OF an
accident on the cruiser Maryland on the
California coast In which four boiler tubes
burst. injuring two men one Of whom, w.
Anderson. a coal passer died on Wednes-
day. Amberson's home was at Kansas
City.
There also was a similar nishap on the
Colorado. in which two boiler tubos burst.
without any casualties.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
ONE CONDUCTOR WHO WAS
CURED

Mr.. wilford Adams is his name, and
he writes about it-"Some time ago
! was confined to my bed with chronic
rheumatism. I used two bottles of
Foley's Kidney Remedy with good ef-
feet and the third bottle put me on
my feet and I resumed work as con-
ductor on the Lexington, KY. Street
Railway. II gave me more relief than
any medicine 1 had ever used, and it
will do all you claim in cases Of rheu-
matism." Foleys Kidney Remedy
cures rheumatism by eliminating the
uric acid from the blood. N. B. Dan
forth, Market and Second Sts.s
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
10 Ern.han EIn,unr..

II cut flowers from the florists or
garden are placed as soon as possible
in cold water in which a little mild
Foap has been dissolved, making suds,
they viii keep fresh much longer than
usual. and will even freshen up won
derfuiIy II they have already dropped.
bud for some time soft thread
should be tied snugiy around the bud.
and when ready for use, even though
several days after picking, the rose will
be found as snug bud as when drst
led up. and. moreover Will not shat
az a. soon as ordinarily.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07

VIII have 10 give Traynor credit in
the score for a hit
900
Grlfth had his bunch out for first
practice yesterday and they really did
look good to us.
900
We are yet unable TO figure out how
New Castle can keep in last position
long.
A little more batting, Mr.. Reeves,
please.
Grinith has added two more to his
Gas team. They are Charley Byrons
and Charles Lyman. the latter Charlie
of Madison. Tall stepping for Charley
the second. You'll hear more later Of
Charley the first
900
Griffith is batting his Gas team into
a first page position.
900
What's this I hear about Mouseley's
new scout. Doc" Dougherty. landing
a promising youngster by the name
of "Bill' Maloney. Anyway ] hear
"Bill" landed, and so did Doc"
900
It seems hardly fair. after all we
have done for him and his friends.
for Prince Mousley to keep silent so
long about his batting order.
900
No. the catcher Reeves will make
use of for awhile will not be raw ma
terial by any means.
900
If Reeves isn't careful the crowds
will block Grimth's path this year in
stead.
O-O-O
Barulio. Take a good look at the
name and familiarize yourself with
the pronunciation. II will hit you in
the eye every time you open home
paper during the next FIVE months
He's going to pitch for New Castle
900
Burke is showing the ginger tina
made him popular last year.
900
Rivorview fans consumed siNteer
tons of peanuts last year and Mouse.
is claiming the goober pcnnaut" &,
! the league.
O-0-0
In Prentiss Reeves believes again D,
has a chap who can hit .365 500 day
in the year
O-0-O
Crouch continues to have stron.
throwing arm and it wouldn't surpr's
us If he would move up few notcho.
before next season.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
PLAN INTER CITY
SUMMER MEET
First Races Of Series Will be
Held Here on May 10

At a special meeting of the Board
Of Directors Of the Road Drivers AS
sociation. of Philadelphia, on Tuesday
evening, Il was decided to hold the first
the Philadelphia associations here on
May TO-
Tho racing committee Of the three
associations win meet at the Whining
ton Turf Club rooms, on next Sunday,
to make final arrangements and select
classes and officials.
The Philadelphia Road Drivers win
be represented by President 4. w. Cum
ningham, Secretary Lewis Callahan,
Chairman of the Special Committee
O. D. Shank, James Bell, A. $. PEN
nington, NJ. =. Wells, Lewis Hess.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
MADDEN LEFT
A FEW BEHIND

sporting Editor THE EVENING JOUR
NAL;
! saw in THE JOURNAL that Peter
Madden had signed All the star players OF
the Delaware City team, namely. Win
gate. Bright and Pennington. / wish to
contradict this statement. Madden did
not get the best players from the Del
aware city team, for instance, he did not
get wheeler Wagner, Raber nor Neen,
who led the team in batting.
also wish to state that Delaware City
has about organized and their probable
lineup will be: Wagner, C; Watson and
Biggans, p; Yearsey, ID; Herbior, 2h;
Mailer So; Wheeler, Sb. In the outneld
will be Rabcr and Neeh, and Manager
siddons is after several other good men.
Yours in sport
Delaware city.
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Evening journal., 1910-04-07
ROOF OF CAR BARN
FALLS, ELEVEN INJURED

by United ffeaf Leaeeo Hpecla wire
SAYBROOK JUNCTION. Conn, April
7-Eleven person were injured this
morning, three fatally. when the roof
of the big new car barns of the Shore
Line Trolley Company collapsed and
fell to the ground burying the men
under the debris.
j. Kahane, who was experimenting
the work of constructing the born. and
two Italians will probably die.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
MERCURY ON
DOWNWARD MOVE.

The unreasonable warm weather came
10 an end last night when the mercury fell
from a maximum Of 70 az O'Clock yes
tsrday afternoon TO a minimum Of 50 at
O'Clock this afternoon.
The temperature is going to get even
colder, according 10 the forecaster, and
although no storm or rain is expected the
mercury may drop close TO 40 before tho
day Is over
The disturbance, which has been ap-
preaching from the West. arrived last
evening with plenty Of wind and guests OF
rain A noticeable drop in temperature
was felt just after the rsht shower In the
afternoon
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
WILMINGTON IN
ANOTHER LEAGUE
IIere'a another ono.

Here's another one
The franchises have been awarded
and the protection OF the National AS
ISOLATION has been applied for looking
to the permanent organization of a
new state League of baseball teams
at Allentown, Easton. Bethlehem, Cata-
sauqua, Chester, Wilmington and
Pottstown. In all the towns named
grounds are being secured and the
prospects for the game are good.
What do you think Of IL?
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
olvmnia Wants Gam.s-

The Olympia team win play anw 16
or 17-year-old boy team in or out Of
the city. The lineup Is: Loughery. c.:
skipper. D.; Craven, SIS; Magil, 1b.:
McCullion, 2b.; MCGOWAN. 3b. Lee, If. /:
Nichols. cf.; Denny. rf
The Olympia team win play Sunday
games with any team. Send challenges
to e. Dehan. manager, No. 1885 Ian
caster avenue.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Bed Star Won.

Old Swedes team was defeated by
the Red Star on Saturday afternoon
by the score Of to 0. Red Star would
like to receive challenges from any
13 or IA year old boy team in the city.
Send challenges to Raymond Shew-
brooks. No. S25 Kirkwood street
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
ITCH GONE INSTANTLY n
PROOF At IS dlI

What eczema sufferer wou
spend 25 cents TO cure that x
agonizing itch?
Since our repeated recon0
tions failed TO induce some q
sufferers right in this town.
d. d. ID. Prescription at S1.O0
tie, we arranged with the IS
Laboratories of Chicago ID
special trial-for the present =
% cents for this special botti
nominal price is made to q
trial by every skin sufferer. I
The remedy will convince z
stantly, for it takes the itch =
very moment you start to WI
skin. and it cures-as we KNo
Miller Drug Co, 404-4O6 Mar
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
neath nf Hnnh Iunol,.

Hugh Lynch died at his home No.
612 North Van Buren street early this
morning from a heart affection lie
was so years old. He conducted the
hotel business for years but has been
living retired for some time He is
survived by family of seven chill
dren
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Polo Gamn and Carnival.

A mask carnival and roller polo
game will take place at the Country
Skating Rink at Brandywine Springs
this evening. and a large turnout of
Wilmington's rink enthusiasts is ex-
pected. The march starts at $50
o'clock and the polo game between
the Newark team and the Silver Leaf
Club will start at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Howett- Moreland NuptiaIs,

DR.. Harry T.. Moreland and Miss
Elsie Howett were married in Bethany
Presbyterian Church. Philadelphia. by
the Rev. William Patterson. Miss
Howett Is the we'll known vocalist
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
CONDITION OF CITY FINANCES.

City Treasurer Ross in his report
to City Council last night showed the
total bank balance TO be $16s.6S5.57.
According 10 the city auditor the total
amount available after drawing the
checks for the various payrolls. etc.
is sS1,663.74. The following receipts
were reported: Miscellaneous. sl0775;
from George H. Mccall, $500; James
II. Morris. ss2s.41; Eugene NJ. say
era. S1z1.0a
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
RuNAwAYs TAKEN HOME.

wilmington, aged Is. of Paoli. Pa. who
were arrested at the b. & o. station
Yesterday by Patrolmen Bowman and
Edwards as runaways We're taken
back to Paoli last night by con-
stable from that place.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Min the Opener.

The Salesianum baseball team OPEN
ed its season yesterday by defeating
the Wilmington Business School team
by the score Of is TO 4. The battery
for Salesianum was HarlSins and
Kilroy. and for the Business School
esiror,ons and Webb.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Get Lloenses 10 MARRY.

Magistrate Bernard Gluckman issued
marriage licenses yesterday TO Price
Albert Bowdwin. of Booths Corner,
Pa. and Miss May Alice Congieton, Of
Boothwyn. Pa, and to James B. Wolfe
and Miss May 7. Santisban. both Of
Phtaldelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
WATER BOARD TO
PAY OFF BONDS

The Board OF Water Commissioners had
a special meeting this morning to arrange
for the retirement this year Of $4,000 Of
the 100000 Issue Of Water Department
bonds.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
WORKING Out the Horses.

A. II. Tyson, Henry Dutton and
william II. Hollett are working out
thirty horses on Wawaset track pre-
paratory to the opening of the local
light harness racing season on May IA.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Delaware city, April 6.
Entertainment for RrooLeyvood oIub.

In the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium to-
night the Brookwood club, of the New
Castle County League. will give an
athletic entertainment for the benefit
of the club. There viii be basket
ball game between teams Of the Y.
NJ. C. A. and an exhibition In ath-
ietics by John Graf, the association
physical director and his boy pupil
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Jefferson Lodae Initiation.

Thirteen, candidates will be initiated
into Jefferson Lodge Of odd Fellows
tonight. The officers elected last week
will he installed tonight by Grand
Master J. W. Crossan and staff.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
BOWLING

In the junior bowling tournament OF the
Y. NJ. c. A.. Crawford and Daley of Ches-
mar Academy A C.. won three more
games on the home alleys last night by
defeating Mearns and Foulke. This team
has won ls games and lost p The scores;
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Rsetor eateson 70 Manaae Team.

GEORGETOWN, April Anxious
that the boys of Georgetown should be
provided with good wholesome
amusement, the Rev. ID. w. Gateson,
has consented to act as manager Of
local baseball team.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
ouioksteps After cam,s.

Quick Step Field Club is organized
and would like to hear from any T.
or 13 year old hoy team. Address
challenges to Delaware Ruth, manager.
Newport, Del.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
SNOW m Ne,., York countv.

NORWICH. N. Y. April 7.-Heavy
snow fell throughout Chenango coun-
" today. The thermometer dropped
So degrees in a few hours.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Twilioht Wins,

In a fast game yesterday afternoon.
Twilight defeated Sunbeam Juniors. II
20 S.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
BROWNSON THIRD
BEATS MT. VERNON
Takes Fast Game From West
Side Team by 23 to Is
Score

Brownson Third defeated the Mt
Vernon FIVE at Brownson Hall last
night by the score of 2S TO Is.
The game was fast and exciting, al
though the players seemed to suffer
somewhat from the heat Babby, Joe
Lacey and Calvery were the stars.
Tho linpup.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
sderickS
nv

Good results alwqv "cHoco-
OF Foley's Kidney It company,
prompt relief in all car pleasing
bladder disorders. are hs--
thening and anti-septic.
n. 3. DanforCh, Market al Suit
Sts.t
Evening journal., 1910-04-07
Leather company Inereasns !.

Leather Company Increases
DOVER, April THE v s
Leather Company has filedc.
State Department a cer-
amendment to its capital
creasing the capital fro' ,,rrr5u,
100000. The incorpor
Wilmington.
The Hygienic Preparat 20.
was incorporated to mafascinat-
sell all sorts of pharmaChantress
ical and laboratory c4 ANsree' monusr'
drugs. The incorporo --.------.
@iost0a' s5i0So' and the e5derickS
Evening journal., 1910-04-07

In Prentiss Reeves believes again D.,
has a chap who can hit .365 800 day
i'm the year.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07

Crouch continues TO have "a stron
throwing arm and it wouldn't surpr's
us If he would move up a few notchcs
before next season.
Evening journal., 1910-04-07

Rivorview fans consumed siNtee
tons of peanuts last year and Mouse
is claiming the goober pcnnaut ,
the league.
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
Outward.

For Waianae, Wa1alua, Kahuku and
Way Stations-*9 a. m, 43:20 .. N
For Pearl City, Eva Mil and Wa,
Stations-t7:30 a. m, *9:15 a. m,
'11:30 a. m, *2:15 2. m, 800 p. M,
'5:l5 ? m, 1870 ?. m, f11:15 ?. m.
For Wahiawa cnG LeiIehua-+l0:2) a.
~, +5:l5 ?. m. 1890 ?. m, T11:15 p. m.
Inward.
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku. Waia-
ma and Waianae-*S:36 a. n, *5:3l
?. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mil and
Pearl City-t7:45 a. m, $50 a. m,
'11:02 a. m, LAO P. m, '4:z6 ?. n,
'5:31 2, m, *7:30 ?. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahiawa ana
Leilehua--9:15 a. M, t1:40 n, '5:31
p m, tl0:l0 ?. m.
The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hOur
train (only irst-class tickets honOred)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday al $50
a. m: returning, arrives in Honolulu
It 1910 p. N. The Limited stops only
At Pearl City and Waianac outward.
ana Waianae, Waipahu and Pearl City
inward.
Daily. Except Sunday. tSundav Only.
6. . DENTSON, T. c. SMITH,
superintendent. G. P. A
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Recorded March 81, 1910.

Cecil Prnwn Tr II Archibald : (lep-
horn u. rar = p oG72 Kul 1903. rents.
-. and Int in r " 70 Fort St. Homo
min Oahr. 10000 3 900. p 354. Dat
ed March 81, 1910.
Annie K Murray Ividow) ia ! Al
frod lfaooon NJ. nc land and hIdos.
pa1ama HonoIpIu. 0abu: $40. b 500.
, l07 Dared March go 1910.
yo,.oh,,ro Jaka1ii rs1 +o Mrs Re
t,o.., I, Ko-no n. NOR r p e1- Knl
1Icl o,5 -. Iard an1 h1dos e-c Ka.
Ia,a,na W Hono1nI,, 0aLn. = etc. p 326.
: 25f Datad March % 1910.
y1,-or = Castle TT f. Maria /
500 Pa1. ,ra,oisas T.ahaina. Mani. in
-,,ranao r,I;n,- 2721 "a r 225 y 1926
nmtaI 1rar.h 90 1o1o
- al e - NJ w
Ts,h"5; n. Tn+. q and % An II. r
p ~ Rroad Trac+ HonoIn1u Oahu;
coo r 22f - as Dated March %
1o1o
COAL BROWN TT r. KaboonIn wv. D:
int N lots 10 and - Blk II. Kapio-
1a,; Troct uonoIu1u Oabn. 500 3
o t,r' = ?f1 Dato1 March a. 1910.
1-.1.;,.a..,,,, .. 11oIonono Land O.
T+1 y. 1-6 If OR III. Kumunui, Wal
aIua. oahu: $500. B 326, p 562. Dated
March 10 1910
NAV p.h;ryon Tia f. Henrietta
c;tlan - ~ par Pol. Io+ ! R1l5 G
Tain9n.f park Tracr Honolulu, Oahu;
q atr p 100 p 407. Dated March %.
1qf0
,,-,.,,1...,,-, -rr.,s+ "a T49 n
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

The Honolulu Jam and Chutrev Fac
tory has removed to AL BeretanIa St.
where Mrs. kearns VIII be pleased 10
see both ola and new customers.
Phone ITO. $500
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Chas. Brewer &C., S
NEW YORK Line
REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS

REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS
Plying between New York & Honolulu
The Bark NuuaDu Will sail from New
York for this port about July IS, 1910
Subject to change without notice.
Freight taken at lowest rates
For freight rates apply to Chas.
Brewer 6 Go. y KiIbv street, Boston
or Theo. H. Davies & Co, Ltd, Homo
lulu.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-19
EGYPT EclIos

Good wealth . tor the past few iay
Miss Morrrc Hutchcns d, reported on
IA" sirh last.
quite a few visited the school Fra.
IA, a]ftcru""n.
Eva and Wilbo Pot', v,r" Shopping
AZ E",uclto Thursday
Leon Phillip, va, ore of Tucumcari 5
business, caller, rdnc,day.
Ma,lamc, Mc,au aud Tr""u were
visiting Mrs. Ferguson THURSDAY.
j. ". Noble made Communication
proof on h. humr,'cuI Ia,t wrrh.
Mrs. ". IT, i]'cuuctt OF san jon va.
m orr VALE, Thursday a]itrurou.
g. g. ,uIr,ppri has accepted O. po,i.
t,"u with M" Amarillo roucrrtc works.
Mc,,r- Perry Cumming, and Vel.
J"aEIu, made 70 raII At Logan Thurs.
day.
Mr. aud Ma. Dan Boone ven; "a
Iurum,au "Wednesday q, guest, Of Nj
and Mt, Nm. RDber's.
Eve aud Elsie Potts we're caller, a,
the HON" OF 81. aud MIR, =. i. lIrnrr.
~" "Wednesday afternoon.
j. " Nobl" aud family will leave
soon tor thor nome ~ Kansas. sorry
10 lose them "a, ucrghh"r,
Ezra Stcmplc III Upton, = NJ. has
hanged lora.iuu, tor a whIlr. Rc,urlio
being hrs p%uS,oulcc 1T present.
Mr. aui Ms. Dou,uu Jcu.ln. aud
Hi'l" d,ugbt"I. Hazel, wcsr visiting
10 'hr ferguson home "Wednesday.
II seems a. though creator part
OF the propl" vino went away from
these Parts ~ the tall arr wanting III
"tufu ,upposr the urmD,Diup taNr
warning aud stay with ~ Mexico
90 BSchcl"r Grrls
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MORTON NOTES

Dennis smith D., visiting his people
ga oklahoma.
Mrs.. Cha.. Faulkner is able TO get
around again.
DR.. Boggs of Tucumcari, visited Nor
ron last week.
Il. NJ, Bates was transactIpg business
IN Tucuncari Monday.
There is some talk ~ phone line being
erected 10 Norton.
Mrs. c. T. Marden wa IN Tu,umcari
sunday aud Monday,
Mrs. Barney Trou'h is not improving
as much as was hoped for.
VIII Rush aud family are expected
back from Colombo this week.
Chas. Welcd viii erect a building and
put in a barber shop at this place.
j. r. Underwood Is ia Tucumeari AT.
ter supplies Tor the store al Norton.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. NJ. Bates has been quite sick with
the measles. No other cases reported.
@. r Marden, who has been spending
some six weeks at his old homo In Iowa,
returned Saturday eyeing, glad to get
back TO the land Of sunshine.
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PORTER

VIII Burns was a patron Of the Logan
merchants Saturday.
Ike Lytton, Of near Rama is very sick
At the Shepherd home.
Mrs. r u pullcn closed a three
months school at Porter, February o.
4. W. Shepherd, the veterinary, at
tended to professional business in Logan
Saturday.
A plan Is ON foot TO have the Aunis
ton post office transferred to the home
Of Mr.. Buck.
Messrs Thomson, Eady and Massey.
whued away a few hours at The home
Of . d. Pullen one evening during the
week.
Mrs Monroe Gotorth helped u break
the monotoGy by her cheerful presence
at the Porter home on Thursday after
noon.
Ihas. kizer, Sol. Jackson aud jim.
Porter disposed Of a liberal bunch OF
business worries while Ia l'ucumcan,
Saturday,
wiz Roberts spent a few days Ia
our midst recently visiting and arrang.
ing his business Affairs. Accompanied
by his wife. lie will leave IN the near
future and wall make a seyeral months
soJourn in Texas, for the beueht Of Mrs.
Robert 5 health.
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bonneville people met at the school
house sunday and organized a Sunday
school.
Mr.. 4. &. Pturt contcmpiaics build
ing a tank IN hts garden IN the neat
future.
Mir Ronrk and Mr.. Duke attended
services at Prairie View Baptist Church
sunday.
G. T.. Mccou, who has been in TcIaS
for the past five months will return {"
hi, farm ~ a few days.
Miss Cora storms entertained quit
a number Of young folks sunday even
ing with music aud singing.
Rev. McNeal has just closed a very
successful meeting at Blair school house,
twelve conversions as a result.
MI Bohauan i, preparing to sell gro.
ccries at Prairie View, which will bc a
great convenience 10 the people here
Rev. Anderson, pastor of the NJ. r.
Church. south ut Grady, closed a pro.
tractrG meeting AZ Joncsyille Sunday.
Results are unknown to the writer.
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block factory.

block factory.
Mrs. Jennie McColpin Of 81. Francis,
Texas, is visiting at II. c. MeColpin's
south Of obAr.
Ben Griffith has been helping Roy
whlkup move his house 60 more suit
able quarters.
Albert Smith and Fred Anderson
started ON an overland trip west with
a pack train Of burros.
W. ID. Rowe bought n a Of oxen
from Jim Garrison and will put them TO
breaking sod on mis- claim.
Henry Nelson went down to III Paso
last week to buy n team but came home
without one. lie believes in home trade.
A Christian Culture Class Of sixteen
young people was organized wedncs'
day afternoon by Miss 4. d. Louis Of
Obar.
Tho Young women's Sewing Society
met Thursday afternoon with Miss Der
tina Doergc, considerable fancy work
being done.
Nara Visa, being entirely out Of
coal when the norther struck on Tues
lay brought on a grand rush foi the sup
ply at obar.
I'd Hockerott is piping water from
his windmill TO the house and barn,
aud will set out . number Of trees
around he pond.
The land business j. on the boom
again around Obar, FIVE families being
' located IN one day this week within a
few miles Of town.
Rev. u. T.. Cook, formerly NJ Okla
homa. has returned with his family. lie
breaches at the Lone sta school house
every two weeks.
The show me- club orchestra met a'
Kchocs last week for practice and added
two new members, Roy Walkup and
Raymond lIockerott.
Contractor Rowe has returned from
Topeka, Kansas, after spending a wccs
in connection with some new building
matters and also made arrangement
for a gasoline engine to bc used at the
new town well, as there seems 20 b'
but little wind this spring.
The show me Club gave q ]genuiu,
Dutch dance last Wednesday night al
II. H. Crc,s"y's, Everybody was there
In their old clothes, A. u was a tack,
party. Dancing continued until Ave a
m. aud after a course of Pan cakes ans
7 coffee, danced until after sun up an'
went home by daylight.