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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
3utber college GIubs Npoe

Central Rinueiota 2utber College
Club bolot fit t6oe aarItge gfsSe |
0iamar Iirsoag aiten oen 22oe
Tebruor 1910. Rsoet hoIotes !
0inmar Seminarp's SorianIiinas-
fol. Bot. .. s. SoroubI, Siubbens
5ormmno. bilIeSe Soriamlingen bel.
fomuen. 9ait. 2. &. U. DlCtsdfer
FRA 7Serqus Sails tnlte ON Be retts
Brinciper for 9orueoporogelIen. Sa-
leren paaUIite. at 9utber College bod
DC Sisie 0rineiper. SUBS Sro mad
liaae til @ruuo for al ret Opora'
aelie. Oct ifdl tiigte. Oct Ifal ror-
name. 3aleren opfororeoe ole. lom
aooficnote SiSIe Irinciper, I'll at
aisre Afoor al al aieHnem'cre Gen
/ al Ceornaergieruing. Sr. ?. y
9orSnl at Cavalier. q. O., Gleo oeo
eutber College 16S2-SS, Dor tlIlte'
Sc oa bolSt en- fort Gale. Srot. Y.
u. ReSerion holot eli mor1om gale,
icm pafte tor MhmterbcS I 6or1Gn-
linden. Tdft. Alltpolo lang q SaE
Rumer. 81 apartet biorog meset III
at iorbsie feiftenuingen meo Here
Souoc. 9eS forretuiHssmeoet bleo
De danIe Gmbeosuieno glenpalgt,
uemIia: g~rriiseut. 2, 6. Scroobl;
giceprriibcnt. u. 10. Sarre; Setre'
trr. 6. q. Geterion; 4ns'erer, Soas
gitrem. alub5ens Neolemmer ! eg
omtrtra @iamnr bapoe bereot Ct
Wooltio, bpcrtil @iriierne M blep
inS6uSne. Ser tiIbraates ea E. Ear
Elmer meo Gang OF Saler. Stub
bens Opaape er at biGlpe tronsenoe
g!encr mSer Scres SpbcIe reo Sl.
tier College.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

Steo ! Gbieoec De to fiSite aar. ga Der
funee finoes afbpIospenner. afbcIoss
fcreninger. R~eniebeoer eller andre Sreas
niiationer. Tom itiner flo iieuotIigt Iiaes
ooerfor Saloonen. Tom hrube snite at bell
tase ! nGpntc Raraoe. iaa Hal ieg faa
sob til at opIpie. at Bet for ~iaaSanne,
iom Ieoer life Ianet ira RinneapoIis bill
bIipe GnIeouius til at oeItnee. Sc. Tom
iaa maatte Euite, ian benpenoe iig til
nnSertegucoe for unrmere OpIpsnin9cr.
@uitap CHE. Setr.
1916 17tb gpe ,.
minneapolis, Riun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Gfteriporsiel

San uosen eipe S~pInsuing ON @uItap
Canton eIler @uit. Sanion. Sau cr fra
glperitm 9oree 90 bar nm pGret Der
no9le anr. San er omtrent 26 Tnr gnns
mel. Sans oamIe gROr / &or9e bill siers
ne oioe, ON ban er bso euer Ieoeube.
Sioit man berte fra BAN a | apriI
1909, % ba arbeibebe ban | @oIf, Niuu.
Saus Soitbor bar Sa 30. IA. On nos
gen itulbe bioe noget ON BAN ioa Itriu til
8ep. Q. Q. llrbcrg,
Blair. 8is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
eperIeSes man fnStr 10.

-"
Jplo en- Jlaife efIer c. ofmintefiat Glas
mso BIT urn % Iao bet faa ! "A Timer; It
Grnofnlo ceri aHtpoer en- nbelis Tififdno l
Wprerne- arons III hpppiq l~1rfnfdontns,
fydrirrs URN eIier en- bump Smerte I Npgs
afi buroc pptrbepiie big ON, at Rgrerne o.
SlGren er uoe al Crben-
Hpae man Tat Sisre.
let err Irst | ben annblab. iaa cite uo.
taft, at 7r. Sinners z ipamp' Rpot, bet itore
Nprsmionef, fpleer hpert Bebop / Selbreeel.
fen al Rheumatisn me, Snerte l Hnggeu, Tps
rerne, 2euereu, Bl9ren ca enhper Del al
llrinfanaleu. Tet retter pad uopqtigheo
til at bploe 8dne % ben i~tiftcRoe Smerte
peo at labe bet elIer De eaarlige Sirtuinqer,
Tom iplaer pda Sriigen al BrRroentn. Bin
tusr 2L, ua bet cpertommer ben ubeb d ae liae
Rsopenoisbeb, iom tuinser en- III at saa no
oiie ont Sasen % iiad op bite ON Aattet.
Zen miloe % oueroroeatlise Sirtning al
SipampsAoot sriares mart. Zen liadr bBis
cit paa grmio al oens uiomeerIiae 0el6re'
oelier al be MET imerteiuloe SiifGloer. Spis
on trrnser en- Neoieiu. ituloe ou bape oen
beoite. S9lges al ale Gpottetere | so Cts.
us en- Cellar Jlaifer.
Eu Tan faa en- grspefLaife az Gipamp'
Boot. bet iiore TprtmiooeL, og en- Bog. i0m
jortqusr al. ON BET, ienet a6iolut irit Or.
BOT. &or.: 7r. Ri[ner & Co., 8inahdns
ton. Y, y. Raar eu i~triper, od u9r Ttfsr
pua. At ou uauner. az ou lRite bette liberale
GiIbuo ! -Iererahs8oreH-. 2ag Ifie 5eil.
men butt Gaunei Stpamp' Root, Or. SINNERS
SunmpsSoot. on Geresien Sinshdmton,
Y. y, paa boer SLATE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

-
9776. Sp.: Snurmanee Soloater tan
SpffIano title | Rarten | 9riestiIf9Ioe?
Spar: Va, en- stprfe paa FABIAN
upset fum 5h MiIipn Wianb.
9777. Co.: Snao er bet norife Ndrn
for 9urIep? 5 ct eneeIf Gigt itaar bet
nemlis iaaleoes: "Who sang the song
that the siren sang on the ~treachcrous
Hurley height"
spar: Gapnet CT Der brust ipra
Steosnapn.
OTIS. Sp.: en- Iano I Rortb 9nfota
eier en- abnrt Settipn 2anS. CT Bet peo
famine NanSs Ssh nsoneubiat for bans
Sor9lbre (iom Dor / 2anmartl at reiie
til Sor. Slater for at taee 2auoet | 9es
iihbeIie? 2anoet er "propeo up.
Spar: Iei.
9779. Sp.: Seq emi9rerebe meS mine
SorGl0re Der til 9aubet, ba iee bar ct
Gar gammeI. Rin Snber "prooeSe" op
2auS paa Yreemption / Satota, fer oct
euouu q bIeoen Stat. Gr ieg ia awes
rifanif Berger, eler MAJ ies ubtaae mine
@oraerpapirer efter ben nbe GOT? Set
ma bemGrtes, at Saoer bar enbui lite
uota9et fine fuIbe gorserpoptrer.
Snnr: &c mna ubtase Seres "fb.
tie &apir", men bebprcr life at notase
npget "Sutentipu PAPER.
"
97so. Sp.: Sec Tom bib til 2anSet
@aaren 1905, uOtog nit isrite 8apir
lobe September iannie gar. San ieg faa
nit anbet % birieIiee Sorgerpdpir efter
3 Gars SOrlsb, mar ieg life fan tale
GngeIf2
z bar: Otter ben npe Iaturaiiias
tipuslSp af 29pe Snni 1906 maa mon
TUNE tale Gnselr fur at blipe Surser,
men Der CT to tt~nbtaselicr. Den enc tinbs
tastlic sirlbcr iaaoanne, iun,, eftcr at
taue erfIGrct ipm TIN Seniist at blipe
Sorsere, bar ustaset 9auo uuber Sunes
iteaolpuen; ben anben sjrlber nct,, inn
ubtug lit "Sntcntipu paper" fsr ben me
2up traaste | Strait, Ssprseren fuiniuer
unber ben iiofte aatesuri % fan altiaa
bIius unturnliicret, ielp pm ban life fan
tale Gngclf.
97S1. Gp.: On Rarb, icm Far bGret
Der / 2anbct / mere eub 90 Iar. bar Sus
firm og 8srn os gienbom Der, men bar
life ubtaeet @orserpnpirer. Slir en- iaas
Dan Rano nGgtet Nbsans til 2duSet
i9ien al ben 8rltnS. at ban life er gors
ger, ON ban refer til @amleIauoet paa
en- @iiit? SoiIte 8orserretti9beoer tabsr
en- iaaSan Nano. cs buiIte Mettiebeber
tiltommer bam? San ban bribe escn
Sorretning?
Spar: On ban bill bliue restet
sssans til aanbet, fpmmer aft an paa,
bpprpibt ban fpntmer iub nnber noseu at
be alasier Gtnieranter, ium efter Sppcn
CT nGstet absuns. Sau Dor nemlis TIT.
gen andre 8ettisbeber | iaa Scnfeenbe
cnb enhuer anben Gmigraut. Gu Wano,
ium bpr Der I 9nnbct uben at bore gpr.
ser, bar Get til at bciiobe Gienbp1n %
hripe Surrctnine, men npbcr life en- Spr.
gers fnioe Rettisbeber. SaalebeS tan
ban I. 6r. life na%aberoabe ITO be Sor.
Staters geifDttelie, ON ban refer | tlS=
lanbet; | be feite Stater fraues mn pg=
iaa, at man ifal bore Surser, for at fuus
ne nfsipe stemme peb 8alscne % betie.
be ct pplitif Gnrbebe. gprsere bar %.
iaa pisie andre 5prbele. ut man
bar Gtcnbom | amcrita, bill | bebs
ite Sab finn | eufelte 5iIfGfbe fprs
ifaane en- WdnS for grsuI mcb SnSpau.
Observation-Disclosures, nnar ban sfter ct
Spbolb nbenlanbs fummer tilbase Bib
iaien, hpis Der ellers | bet belle or GRUB
til nosct grsul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
2laben Rorrelponoance.

epFras,uaal fro gerfcner, Tom life cpsiotr has
Rapne Ill @eoaitiorer, betparts tile. -
SpSreers btses aiiarie inc epsrssmaait e uaH 70
tpbelist Sprpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

eenb "1eesrab. Soften" til slest %
eennes | 0~cinlelaneet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

9776. Sp.: Snurmanee Soloater Tan
SpffIano title | Rarten | 9riestiIf9Ioe?
Spar: Va, en- stprfe paa FABIAN
npset fom 51a Miaipn Wsanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

faa fan Te hempenbe lem til sbtriffen
! Gsnmtpet % bebe bam fOrrtuse bet
npnpcnnise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

GIGS. Sp.: Ser | bort Siitrift (gRins
reiota) bar hi otte Raanebers Stole.
@on man MI tpirae gernere I'll at be-
{poe StnIen beer Sag, paa famine yedas
be icm / &iitritter I. CT. meo fem euer
fer Raaneoers SsoleY
Guar: 9ppen frGpcr, at gprnete
Nal bessae sfpien ct ptit initial Tiger mn
aaret, os bcune 8esel sigloer belle Sta'
ten, nben Scnisn til of Sfpletioen tan
RI fprfjeais | be fprifjenise Siitrtiter.
Sercs neutrality-suspicious. fan sipe
Gem mere fnlbfruoia ttnoerretains ON,
brprban bette nrtcr iis | GrfeltbeSerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

9777. Co.: Spab er bet norSfe Hdpn
for SurIep? 5 ct enseIf Gigt itaar bet
nemlig iaaleoes: "Who sang the song
that the siren sang OF the ~treachcrous
Hurley height"
spar: s,apnet CT Der brust ipfa
Steosnapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

OTIS. Sp.: en- Rano I Rortb 0ufota
eier en- Spnrt Setticn 2ano. CT Bet peo
famine Ranos $50 nsoneubiat for bans
SorGIbre (iom Dor | 9anmartl at reiIe
til Sor. Stater for at tase 2auoet | 9es
iibbeIie? 2anoet er "prooeo up.
Suar: Iet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

' 80
mirSit auuftige Sio nf adret. Zen pdrs
me ca ubelciIipe Sib lrgger lErlte We
laa poa T;iripelcr. Sor at fna Iiet bels
sicere lib for ReuiqbeesfoIen iremboIss
SorcbraashoIorrcu. at ma buroe iHo'
rette Common Sdool" ian prattif iom
muliat ca pse 6irlp ai acoe 9rrere ida
gleperue orurbiQi uroeroiit ! DC engelite
Roo paa ,ortere Si6 eno n. Get icm'
mer lie idd neset an paG apdriiim ION
Qbaliist.
Zen beSite SiieipIin er Seu, iom gieps
erie iftc oes Hoaei ON. Napoleon oar
en- geciter I 7iici9lin / Grig os paa EeIts
FOO. men lite pon BET morGliie Cmyaaoe.
gdn ma life mdie for meget ior at
eolSe CrSer; bet dfiteiioiommer ION
oit.it Blot llorbeu. 7et er soot at ar1'
Sere ztoIen ian be gsiuoiic % Be Stsrite
bliper bper for ia. 3site piI lette Siicis
pliuer % er at anbsfaIe. ieEp on man
al ben @runS 6Ieb usot i'll at bdee to
errere iiteSeifor en-.
4 Hrttiseu buree gsruene boIoes I'll at
epre | gecGseIie. ian oil be iton prre
aIase eee at iisee title iaien. Den Sds.
et Barn bar Tibet | Sipesen. er eet
NET uregierIist. 2nrersn maa aitis is
III at title itg IIie. al San bar Cperiist
oper bele aIasien % alSris irtte iie uee
meo 1t enlelt Born o. peHse 8paGsr III
Be andre. 2st er iorrsiteu eoot aiper'
IsnSe a. sipe bpert Barn uCssi beiismt
az taee Bare pdd. 7 Or. beute Barb.
6olSe gngtarIen euer guIpet rent suer
rinae TieIsen. 9etis Taber Croensians.
Oct brste SorcbpeesiiesmiooeI sr sGrss
rens errmpIarige gaHer. Dan ~ barre
pur,tIie OF bsiismt. men aloris braailnt,
Nan maa life imadgirnse for ale Ting.
men irettei9tte meo alecr Der, hror bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

9775. sp.: SpaS ifaI lea sisrc for at
fda iaieu min auiieri, iom ies idtte isien
hos en- Farmer I Rortb Satota? Seq bar
'treSet mango @auee til BAN og tiIbuot
BAN at betale BAN for al ieuse oer, men
ban ipdrer mia tie.
ever: aaune re life srsus at faa
en- auben til at bente ben es afients ben?
G9gter ba 5aTmereH at ueiepere ben,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
Solon's Answer,

"What is the most perfect form OF
governments" was once pFopounded at
the court Of Fernandez, king Of Cor
NTH. one Of the seven wise men OF
Greece. His six fellows were present,
and Of them Bias answered first, Civ
inc as his opinion, Where the laws
have no superior" Thales of Miletus,
the great astronomer, declared, Where
the people are neither too rich nor too
poor" In his turn said Anachafsls,
the Scythian, where virtue is honofed
and vice detested" Said Pittacus OF
Mitylene, Where dignitics are always
conferred upon the virluous and never
upon the base" said Cleobulus.
where the citizens fear blame more
than punishment" Said Chilo, the
Spartan. where the laws are more
regarded than the orators
The last 10 reply was the youngest
but wisest Of them all, Scion OF Ath-
ems. who said, Where an injury done
to the meanest subject is an insult 10
the whole community
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
His Two Seats.

A large and pompous person, wear
ing a high hat. long coat, yellow
spats and congenial sheer, for sew
eral days made himself obnoxious
around Washington hotel bit ago.
He announced lac was from New
York. ragged the bellboys. 1aWed the
clerks. cussed the service, reared at
the food, complained about biz room
and the elevator and the telephones
and the bar and everything else.
One afternoon he walked over to the
borter and said: Here, you; Ina going
TO quit this town and 90 back 10 New
York. where | can get some decent
service. want You to buy me Two
seats in parlor car on the o'clock
New York train. Get me two seats,
now, and meet me at the station WIN
the tickets. | want one chair to sit IN
and one to put my feet in
The seats were delivered at the train
Just before it pulled out, One OF the
seats was in car No. 3 and the other
was located in car No. 4.-Ssturday
Evening Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
Its Purpose.

They stood in front Of one of Wash
ingtons leading furniture stores. The
windows were full Of beautifully ia
laid pieces OF furniture, such things as
are only within the reach OF the rich
and are meant to lend an additional
touch to the already perfectly appoint
ed home. Among them was an after
noon tea table 1t WAS frail, deli
cately constructed piece on rollers ana
brought TO mind an artisticany gown
ed hostess serving tea to q select CO.
terie. while the conversation dealt with
nothing more heavy than the latest
fiction and comic operas. With long
drawn out sigh the woman contem-
plated it. The man, following her
gaze. saw it and was unimpressed.
She FASTENED to explain.
THAT there is tea table. It's Just
grand to use when you amt got no
cook in the house and have folks in. -
Washington Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
AIexanoria Gazffts.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV y
Mated.


ANY one with half an eye could see
that be WIS madly in love With her,
but he had not courage enough to put
his fate To The test But she was d
yorng LADY who knew her way about,
as the saying goes. and one night sne
suggested u game Of chess. He, poor
fellow. eagerly swallowed, the bait IL
he was u novice 4 loyemakins he was
certainly no novice at chess, aud he
soon had the fair maid hopeiessly
beaten
"Ah." he exclaimed rs he put her Ia
a hopeless corner. You're in right
corner now. Miss Mabel"
She looked al him with those beauu-
full eyes % hers and then Sad:
Il hadn't noticed any coinPreSs'oH'
George. Have | no escape?
''None whatever" said the g'lileiess
George. II shall mate you next move.
ooh, George" said she, with = De-
coming blush. "Er-badn't you hetter
ask father 6rst:"
They are married now, and George
often wonders il she is as dense ~
chess as she would make him believe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
Feminine Resource.

AIr. u. went to the club, leaving Mrs.
D. with lady friend whose abill'
ties as Il scandalmonger and mischief
maker were pre-eminent. When ne
returned he just poked his head into
the drawing room and said, With a
sigh OF relief, That old cats gone. J
SUPPOSE
For All instant there was profound
silence. for as lie uttered the last word
he encountered the stony stare Of the
lady who had been In his mind. Then
his wife came TO the rescue.
ooh, yes. dear" she said. Il sent II
to the cats home in basket this
morning"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
Argus Eyed and Hydra Headed.

Tie term Argus eyed means
watchful According to the Grecian IA
BILE Argus had 100 eyes, and Juno set
him to watch all of whom she was
Jealous. When Argus was slain she
transplanted his eyes into the tail OF
the peacock Hydra headed is q
term derived from the fable Of Her
cules and the hydra. The hydra had
nine heads, and Hercules was sent TO
kill it. As soon as he struck Of one or
its heads two shot up in its place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22

AIOT1CB.-Having qualified as exeeu-
~ trix of the will OF EDGAR LYLES,
deceased, all persons indebted 10 the
estate are hereby notified TO make
prompt payment OF such indebtedness,
and those to whom the said estate is In
debted are directed TO present their
claims, properly certified. for payment
DORA V. LYBES, Bxeeurix.
aov1 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
Poison In War.

When the French beat the Eormo'
sans along the coast in 1881 the latter
retired 10 the interior. When the
French pursued them they found a
queer line Of defense, beyond which
they could make no progress and in
stormiug which many died The For
mosans had poisoned the springs, wa
ter courses. etc, as they retreated, and
the campaigns Of the French against
them never got farther than the poison
line. The poison Was native one. as
deadly as arsenic or strychnine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
DIRECTORS
SEPTEMBER !, 1910.

KEY John Robinson Fannon c Leadheate Henry
Field Henry Baader, Georg" French. T. K M Norton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22
No Fire Within.

Times have changed. Our fathers
for some strange reason preferred u
cold meeting house TO one which was
warmed by artificial hest. When a
stove was put into the Old South
church. Boston in 1888 a newspaper
Of contemporary date contained this
significant lament:
Extinct the sacred fire OF love.
Our zeal grown cold and dead.
In the house OF Cod we fixed steve
TO warm US IN their stvvd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-22

NOTICE is hereby given that the a n
IN nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the WILLARD HOTEL COMPANY
will be held at the company's office. No.
1913 south Royal street, in Alexandria,
Va. On MONDAY, November ., 1910, at
/ .45 D. m, for the election OF president
and directors for the ensuing year, and
such othersbuslness rs may come be-
fore It. w. s. HARLAN, Seoretary.
nevStd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-02
BORING FOR OIL
AROUND ARTESIA
Democrats Over There Want
a Whack at the New
Constitution

Artesia, n. NJ, Feb. 2.-Oil Is the
sole topic of conversation here since the
meeting of the Commercial club, at which
committee consisting of DR.. c. W.
Williams. judge G. L. McCrary and
judge S. e Ferries were appointed TO So
licit subscriptions to cooperate with the
Giant Oil company IN the work Of put
ting in an oil we'll about five miles
southeast of Artesia. The project 10
backed by many of the leading capital
lists of the valley and viii be pushed
until 1t IS definitely learned whether
there is oil in paying quantities in the
valley or not. There is every indication
that the oil field is one of the best in
the southwest
Fire destroyed a small residence occu-
pied by the Collins family. \ defective
water plug prevented prompt action.
The Artesia Democratic club is out
with what il calls the "Artesia Plan"
for constitution for the state of New
Mexico that is to be. 1t does not pro-
pose to suggest a whole constitution,
but it proposes that all Democrats shall
write the several Democratic newspa-
pers in the territory and also the Demo-
cratic statesmen" and urge the news
papers and statesmen" to begin a cam
paign Of education with view of in
ducing the people to demand that the
constitution contain provisions for a
railroad commission. elected by the peo-
pie. a tax commission elected by the peo-
pie. an advisory vote for United States
senators and a moderate initiative and
referendum.
The Holiness people are erecting a
large church in the southwest part of
town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-02
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED
At NAGDALENA
Mercantile Establishment Reported Sold
at Kelly-Nevs and Personals
From Ma=daiena.

Magdalena, n. NJ, Feb. 2-The body
of Timothy Murphy was shipped yes
terday to Butte, Ind. where the brother
OF the deceased is living. Several weeks
ago a miner was found dead in his
bed in the Kelly hotel, registered and
working under the name Of James Nc
Arthy. 1t afterwards developed that
Mccarthy was not his real name but
only an assumed one which he was
using in order that his Identity might
not be revealed His brother arrived
from Butte, Ind, and gave proof that
the deceased was Timothy Murphy.
Mrs. c. A Beagle will entertain the
Womans Home Mission society at her
home in the east part of the city this
afternoon.
Quite a number of new buildings
are reported to be begun in Magdalena
within the next few weeks. Kelly is
also growing rapidly and at present
there is quite 4 deal of building go
ing on there.
Mrs. Fred Mattison. who has been
i'll for several days. Is reported as i'm
proving this week.
Bert Exter is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of tonsilitis this week
J. S. MacTavish is in the east look
ing after business interests of the
Becker-MacTavish company.
William Gardiner and son Henry
have returned from an extensive trip
through the western part of New Mex
leo and the eastern part of Arizona
where they went to look after their
cattle interests
Chas. Chadwick, of Albuquerque. is
a visitor with his sister, Mrs. Fred
Madison. this week
Mrs. w. NJ Borrowdale has returned
from visit to FL Paso friends.
F. G. Bartlett, of SOcorro, is in the
city this week looking after business
interests.
Supervisor W. H Goddard left for
a few days visit TO Albuquerque in
interest of the forest service.
Juan Garcia has returned from his
ranch in the western part of Socorro
county.
H. A. Patterson and family left Fri
day for an extended trip to California,
where Mr. Patterson will probably re-
side in the future.
VIII Graham, who is with the w. H
Nations Meat and Cattle company. is
spending the week with home folks in
Magdalena.
]. E. Messer, P f. of the Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-02
Today's News of the Great Southwest

district, left for Albuquerque after an
extended visit with Rev. A. NJ Evans,
pastor of the NJ. E. church. south. Of
this city.
Mrs. Riley and son. of San Marcial.
are the guests of G. NJ. Machen this
week
Dr.. c. c. Clark has returned to So
zorro after a professional visit to Mag
dalena
Mr. and Mrs. n W. Miller have
moved to the Hughes sawmiu about
80 miles from Magdalena, where Mr.
Miller will act as manager for the
Becker MacTavish Co.
Joe Winchester is busy this week
adding new room to his new house
in the east part Of the city.
Mrs Henry Gardiner and Mrs George
Gardiner left for the Charles Gardiner
ranch to spend a few days with kins-
folk.
1t is reported that the firm of ]. P.
Worrel Co, who for many years
has been carrying on a general mer-
chandise business in Kelly, has been
sold out TO a stock company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-02
ALAMO REVIVAL rs
BROUGHT TO CLOSE
School Board Orders Stu
dents Vaccinated-New
School Completed.

Alamogordo, n. NJ, Feb. 2.-The re-
vival at the Christian church has closed
after two weeks of service. There were
seven additions to the church. Evange-
list Stout, of FL PaSo, was in charge
of the services
The members of the family of Mr..
Whatley, who have been Quarantined
on account of smallpox, are now i'm
proving. There are three other fam
lilies now under quarantine for small
pox. The school board has issued an
order that all school children must be
vaccinated by noon today.
Public school building No. 2, a new
two-story brick, has been completed,
and is now ready for occupancy. This
school building will relieve the con-
gestion of children in school building
No. 1. This gives AlamOg ordo and
school district No. 1. three large public
school buildings.