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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

of his tours of inspection recently
he found several people who had
hose running out of hours. AS
was his duty. he promptly turned
off the water. All except one
recognized the fact that he was
not only doing his duty, but
carrying out the express orders
recently given him by the town
board. They acknowledged the
corn. paid the penalty and let it
go at that; but one man. from
whom it would not be expected,
heaped verbal abuse on the Of
fcer. applied to him opprobrious
epithets, and in general did the
ungentlemanly thing. The mar
shall made one mistake. He
should have arrested this promi-
nent citizen and taken him before
the police magistrate as he had
legal right, and l think it was
his duty, to do. Every citizen
should realize the necessity of
impartial enforcement of the law.
The town marshal doesn't make
the laws, he executes them, if he
does his duty. In this case he
was doing his duty and should be
commended, not abused, for it.
If the law isn't right, get 1t
changed. but don't abuse an Of
ficer who enforces it There
should be no favorites and when
an officer impartially enforces the
law. he is doing his duty.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

lite a number of supposed
democratic papers are vo-
|usly demanding that Gov.
|oth include in his call for
|rtra session of the legisla-
large number of subjects
have not been indicated by
) among those he will sub
Most of these would be
,usly antagonized by these
papers if actually before the
sture for action. but would
sirable if enacted into law.
kct is, however, that these
! are the very ones which
led the calling of an extra
o and hope now either to
dit the governor because ne
BIT include these subjects in
Il, or if he should include
that it would render it abso-
certain that no legislation
v kind would be accom-
b, which is the very thing
rarpers desire. Gov. Shat
too wise to be caught on
hook. He knows very we'll
Ie people want several re-
but that certain ones are
Dressing and that only a few
hao at an extra session.
opposes to have something
and will submit a few
which an extra session can
plish and demand that It
plish them.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

1t pains US to note that Inc
Western Slope Ranchmen irrever-
emily toys with the finer feelings
of Bro. Bunting. of the Grand
Junction Sentinel. and even hints
at moral turpitude. We can not
credit the latter without corrobor-
alton in the way of affidavits or
something.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01


Harry Holcomb doesn't know
whether he should get out an in
junction. sue for damages. or take
a club, but he does know that
what he would do to the fellow
who put the picture of his or
chard on ID. & X. G. folder over
the legend "a Grand Valley Or
chard" would be a plenty. The
fellows down there gel into the
news columns of the Denver dai-
lies about every other day with
the statement that they have a
go per cent fruit crop this year,
yet they have to steal their or
chard pictures from the only
fruit district in the state. Hol-
comb doesn't care so much about
the orchard. but his prize COW.
bearing his brand. appears Promi-
nently in the foreground and he
swears by the great horn spoon
that he can lick the man who an
nexed that COW.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
SupplementaI Notice to Bidders
On Sidewalk Construction

Further notice 10 given to those who desire
to bid on the work specified in the foregoing
notice that contractors will be required 20
bid separately on the work OF making sucn
ssYy to be made in addition to the ten (1O)
incl ali, prescribed in the specincatons, ipI
m ade on . yardaGe basis, and the yardaGso'
such fiiis or cuts viii be determined by cur ~.
vey aad measurement 70 be meds " -stS
the contractor ON such survey ana measure
ment. -. S~<h
sldeWalk construction and cut and 0n W0yns
but NEST submit separate bioe c0venbB
both. ,. Il. HILL. CIssk Aso hseosoes'
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

,uring the last hours of con-
s John A. Martin, our con-
,sman, finally got a resolution
ugh calling for a thorough in
tgation of the friar land sales
ie Philippines. 1t required
v weeks of strenuous effort in
ace of determined official op-
tion to secure sufficient data
Snvince congress that there
official corruption in those
to the sugar trust.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

It the last meeting of the town
I'D it was decided to rent the
ldnemaker reservoir to furnish
Ter for street sprinkling. Since
the streets down town have
lived several baptisms very
difying to people along those
cts. When that sprinkling
hon arrives, the town can as
e metropolitan airs. 1t was a
j stroke of business to secure
( water supply.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

Sc scare heads in the daily
RS are quite tame since Teddy
I'd from the spot light into
ditorial sanctun. but it's dol
% doughnuts that he is incu-
e something spectacular for
iear future. When he retires
ianently from the front row.
III be something serious do
lust now his republican
,ren are perspiring protusely
ticipation of what is about
ppen next.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01

ere are a number of papers
that are yociferously
cratic just after an election
iich the democratic party is
rious, but at other times are
y exempt from the suspicion
wing any democratic tenden-
Strange to say. these pa
are always lined up at the pie
er demanding all the edibles
hit, and stranger still. they
hat they ask for. The time
10 me when the other fellows
rake up and do things.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
RAMBLING REMARKS
By Geo. o. Blake

had for its object the ascertain
| ment of public sentiment regard
ing certain public Improvements
and to make recommendations to
our town dads as to the ways and
means of carrying that sentiment
into effect. The league did make
some recommendations. They
recommended. among other
things, that the curb line on resi-
dental streets be made fifteen
feet from the lot line. The rea-
son given by the league. and the
landscape gardener assisting it,
was twofold. First, the parking
to that width would greatly en-
hance the beauty of the street and
save expense IN keeping the
driveway in repair. second, that
width was necessary to permit
ornamental trees to be grown
without raising and destroying
cement sidewalks and curbs. An
ordinance has been passed requir-
ing cement sidewalks to be laid
and in that ordinance the curb
line is fixed at ten feet from the
lot line. Is that intended to be a
defiance of public sentiment or
merely carelessnessf In either
event it should be corrected. No
body wants to go to the expense
of putting in permanent cement
walk with the certainty that his
trees will soon break it up and be-
sides. the parking is too narrow
to give proper appearance to the
street. | have bought property a
long way this side of Hammond's
addition, down in the sacred pre-
cincts of the old settlers. and there
is a cement sidewalk already built
in front OF it which is in good con-
dition and presume is on grade.
so can probably kick without be-
ing accused of sacrilege. lwant to
put in some trees better than Car
olina poplars. but ! do not want
to have my sidewalk or the curb
which | shall put in destroyed by
these trees, and besides, ! would
like to have the street in that vi
cinity made as artistic as possible.
What has become of our civic inn
rovement Lacquer Right now.
when its recommendations are be-
ing turned down without any ap-
parent reason. is a good time for
it to get busy and at least learn
the wherefore.
And while | am kicking, ! may
as we'll ease my mind on some
other matters. 1t is presumptu-
Gus, of course. but all the same |
would like to know why our town
dads have ordered ten-foot ce-
ment sidewalks laid on Grande
avenue. when they know. or if
they do not they can be SO in
formed by consulting :heir legal
adviser, that the owners of abut-
ting lots can not be compelled to
pay for any OF itr 1t is an easy
matter to put things in such shape
that these walks can be put down
legally and the owners compelled
to pay for them. Is it necessary
to involve the town in long
drawn out litigation. or to make
the taxpayers at large foot the
billsa That is the present situa-
ton. There are some other things
which the town dads contemplate
doing on that same street which
they can not now legally do, but
will involve the town in expensive
litigation which might easily be
avoided and the ends attained
without trouble. Why is thisf Are
our dads so preiudiccd that what
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-07-01
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ntere6 at the postofice in Paonia, Colo
n for transmission through the mails as
,fd-class matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27
FULL STATISTICAL REPORT

Statistics Of Wholesale trade have
been complied by the department oil
labor. Reports were received from
rs establishments. with a total OF l..
500 employees or these there are
S5i salaried male employees and 7s
lamale employees on salary. The
others are wage workers or managing
owners.
There Is marked difference in the
wages. In one instance only the NO
men get the most money. Women
Aler erographeis draw 40 average Of
SIS 72 and the men s57 per month
Male clerks get an average Of sG29a
per month and women clerks $57 30
The average wage for working own
ees Is $i3l.25, and for managers and
Fuperintendents sf3930: foremen gel
I ; ;-; s.;.:li. Mail house salesman are
i1re paid an average Of S7g.l7: women
falespeople 500. Travelling statesmen
ave age slis.0i.
Wages paid ia 1903 amounted to ST.
s..a.i65; In 1908 the wages were s97T,'
~. The total capital Invested Is ST.,
S70.Ds5 AMI the business done IN 1909
vas s2i07i.1gl Taxes amounted 10
$50. .SG7 AMI insurance to sS2.soa
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-ttvtrt--eit---ifit- return trip from the
South and a visit TO his parents in
Cuba. He goes from here to Mulhall
\. Holman, vice president of the
National Bank of Commerce, has gone
tn Chicago for the week.
II. l., Lunsford has returned from
spending month in Cleveland with
his family.
Mr. and Mrs. RI. l.. Hennng, who
spent the past three months here,
left today for their home in Wnsor
No.
President j. A. MCLAUGHLIN, of the
Central normal school, Edmond, was
in the city today.
Charles Burt, the Edmond sage
reached the city today. He is here To
attend the meeting of the normal
board Of regents.
] n. Cook of Oklahoma City was
here today OH business at the state of.
iices.
Miss Helen Turner Of TishOmingc
il IN The city on educational business
Fred Hardy Of Oklahoma City is il
tpNn
". W Cayanaugh, editor Of the
Pirneer Press, Ada, was in the city
yesterday.
State Treasurer j. A. Menelee ant
Ed @. Cassidy, secretary of the schoo
land board, went 10 Muskogco today
i'm Orendorff, chairman of ih'
board uf county commissioners o
Grant county Is in Guthrie today OF
business before the board Of equaiza
tiua.
r. j. Lcaby and Attorney j., Y. Rob
eris we're here today from pawhush'
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ooklNc TOWARD ZION

The Logan County sunday School
association vii. hold its eighth 'an.
u'gl meeting IN tic First NJ. H. church
tNis city Friday aud Saturday, April
~ aud 20
This promises To be the most inter
cSling as we'll as the best attended
.rcttiBg ever held BY the ass0cation.
Extensive preparations havc been
made Speakers OF note have been
secured for tho various scsslUus.
The final meeting Of the commit
iecs on arrangements was held list
night. and reported that everything
was IN ship shape for Tho convention,
a spcclal feature of the meeting VIII
be the popular mass mecliug on Fri
day ulght which will be conducted by
State Scc,ctafy Nichols of tho Ohla.
s $ association.
This work Is iuter-den0niiuational.
and the SUNDAY schools and churches
ul the various denominations arc tax
ing hold with vim, Large delcga-
tons are expected from all over the
county and nmch interest IN manifest
td 10 the endeayor to make Logan
county the banner county In this work
Ia The state.
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TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Chartefs were issued by the secre.
ldrg OF state today as follows.
Farmers state Bank, COrdcll. cap
ital. {So0o0. directors. A y Dunlop
= I Greemp. Il. l.. Evans
Spiro Athletic association. Spiro,
trustees. j e Terrell. II J. Falconct
" w Ycagcr
'Gahol Lumber company, Idabel,
capital. $4,000, directors. Ben sill
lef, S. G. Griffith. 5. Il O'Bannon. w
VI Robinson
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.u..OF LOCAL MOMENT,

N Speaking Of The local ball team
speak easy,
rhe lncal ball club management
ahould rid the team of hooze fighters.
Retailers will meet tonight ai tue
chamber Of commerce to discuss the
apilal.
The Iill paving company Is DOING
one botch repair work on East tullr
nc streets
fd kiuuan says the ball team has
pcCn 1onahcd Is tile Jonah the Nor
n Ear sign on The left field fence
Two local ball players are unable
to hit he bah while in tho game At
ighl their batting average Is above
900
Chief Mitchell Is after bunch ol
logg living ON Springer avenue, wlo
rave been breaking bottles OH paved
irects.
Harry Beelpr Is finally happy Ills
llther.in.luN, j. D. Faulkner has been
ppointcd postmaster az Checotah
over the firm opposition OF Dr. Me
Cain, private secretary TO Congress
nan CrcaScr
MIS-. Horace Mcpanicls, known as
odsannc l.ahoma singer Of Indian
songs. wants 4 concert date In t'uth
lc She Is termed the Indian night
lngale ana has lust returned from =
ontnontal tour with grand opera
'pmpany.
A race for $4,000 between Frank
Ia motor car and Il Lee motor ear
VIII be pulled of on the Guthrie track
geyt week Ray Colco d and the Lee
Motor company OF oklahoma City are
the contestants The run Is 70 be
from Oklahoma CIV to Guthrie and
iyt times around the Guthrie track
A A. Ramsay, Of Carthage, Mo.
md Robcrl Ramsay OF AtchIson, Kas.
lwuers of The Ramsay stofe sold yes
eriay to r. o. I.utz FOR 100000, give
"rolrenchment" as their reason for
ceiling eve have too many storeS
aud are anxious TO get the number
Gown to four" said A. A. Ramsay
I'VE are firm friends of Guthrie, bu
ince we do not belong here person
lily this sale was advisable" MI
tuiz Will operate the Ramsay stoel
qlou, thirty days and then move TN
.,ock across the street lie has fiy'
wear lease on the Ramsay room
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I'l't55'ssr 4'4'1ll'si;. '.'s's.Fl''j'cs.'S''."l y
!, PERSONAL
, F AND LOCAL

V. A. Oden is in Guthrie from Flor
cGce, Ala,
l.. w. Shinn had business here to-
das from Agra
G. J. webster, president of the Cen.
tal state bank OF Oklahoma City, was
EeIe yesterday in his car Joe Has
Eel' accompanied him.
Lymon Gray is able to be down
Town again after an illness.
Or. L. G. Sharp was out Of the city
tosay.
Walter Mathews Arrived in the city
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Thursday
Acorn club entertained by Mrs AT
mont hiNop, $40 East Springer,
kensihgton club MIS-. Kruger, East
pcrkms '''''f4''t'
Acorn club, Mrs A, G. lIixon, 5t0
East Springer. W
Mr.. and Airs. NJ l., Goodwin enter
tain at stag dinner
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sohlhcrg en-.
tcrtan 'nt dinner in evening
Friday
Kerntiss club dance, Cassidy hail,
Mistletoe club, Mrs. Ben Hegler. sos
last Cleveland
Friday Afternoon Euchrc, Mrs, l.. N
Bcadles. 500 East Logan.
Saturday
Executive board City Federation AT
Carnegie library, 3 o'clock
Rooney Mooney Shah club, Miss
GGno,
Saturday Night Whist. Mrs. L. +
Leach, Jr
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MENU FOR THURSDAY.
Breakfast.

Breakfast.
Stowed pfunca, cereal aud cream
omelcttc aus fines herhcs, quick bis.
cults. toast, tea and coffee
Luncheon.
l.arJed liver l3liced), roldslaw
breakfast biscuits (warmed oycrl,
stuffed green peppers, gingerbread
and American cheese, cocoa.
Dinner.
Vegetable soup, curricd veal, Iced
bananas teatcn with the currO, boil
ed rice. canned corn fritters, maca
room charlotte russo, black coffee
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ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE

On Thursday night. Aprll sSsGisth-
ne Lodge No. 3, I O. O +. viii eel
obsaie the nineiy-flrst anniversary OF
Odd Fellowship at Odd Fellows hall
on fast Harrison All Odd Fellows
aud their families and all Rebckahs
are very cordially invited 10 be pres
ent. Pegram VIII begin az. sao'cnck
All visitlne odd Fellows and Re.
rekahs are espeeiall Invited
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEW


- large lot Of furnIture has beelfs
bought for the Eagles club rooms.
The local aerie is fitting up quarters
on Second street and win have an
attractive home when finished. The
Nesks aud chairs wee made at theF
loSQI desk factory NJ
---
Celebration Of the niuetyilrs AN.
nlvcrsary of The Odd Pelows wili b.
had at OBJ Fellows hall rhprsday
night
IN large sigu has beeu put no AZ the
'Oaifeay leadlng 10 the char'bers ct
fcUnmorcc beadquartors The rooms
arc also headquarters for the Itctae
crs association aud FOR the capitsi
NSQcatlon campaign committee.
About hfis applicants for teachers
licen eg viii take The county exaini-
nations At the Logan county high
5chnel tomWruw
The corporation rommission has re-
opened the ShaeneeTecumseh Inter
urban casc, wherein tho traction con.
pany asks foi restoration Of the old
rate ol fifteen cents fare between the
towns. The commission ordered re
ductlon TO ten cents The company
claims the rate Is losing ono.
The Princess Chry5anthemuln. a
Japanese pIoy viii be put on at the
city hall anjitorium Friday nIght. b.
the pupils Of Llucolu aud Dpugls5
schools
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before the corporation commission.
\ Il W. Land of Wichita. is in the
City.
Frank Naylor Is here from McAlest-
er.
G. NJ. Shartell OF Kansas City was
here today.
u. w. Peek returned to Coyle to
Gay after short stay here.
Charles w. Brles is in the city from
Ada.
!. c. Byers. Walter Arnett, s. A.
Bryand, Jr, and j. y. Speed spent
&, fag he from Cleveland.
G. H. pa bs, T. A. stcller and Tom
) ''inge wee over from Kingfisilcr
toda3
l.rL rradlev of Hydro will under
90 an operation nj the Methodist hos
pltal tomorrow,
Mrs Abbott Of Newklrk was oper.
aled on here today
senator Harry Bceler Of hushogoe
WIS in town today.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross are here
from Alya.
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An examination OF applicants 10
teach in the city schools of Guthrie
vii be held az the Logau county
high school building. April 2S and 20,
1916. beginning at a, m Paper furn-
isaed free w. s. Calvert, CITY gu
rcfintendent. 'iast q
e. b n rrr1-- q a es-fs q "H
The sure road to happiness aud
independence Is to spend less than
YOU earn and independence Is an un-
failing source OF contentment Pre-
pare for the future happiness BY saw
IN ga part Of your income aud de-
posit the saving with the National
Bank Of Commerce. Guthrie. Okla.
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NOTICE.


Notice Is hereby given OF a spe.
oial meeting OF the stockholders Of
The Baird Railway Steel Tie com
paiy. incorporated under The laws ~
Oklahoma, to be held at . o'clock \
M, on HE 9th day Of April 1910, Al
the office Of J. z. Nissley. Gu,briA
Oklahoma, for The purpose ~ receiv,
ing reports from officers and consis1
cring and authorizing certain con
tracts to facilitate the manufacture
and sale Of ties, and TO instruct thf
officers and directors relative 10 ~
nanclal, legal and other matters Ief.
feeling the interest aud success oi
the company.
Dated at Guthrie. Oklahoma. April
II, 1910. q
ARCHIE NJ. BAIRD,
President.
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ARCHIE NJ. BAIRD,
President
Attest:
W. l.. A. JOHNSON. Sec.

A Rainbow dinner will be given by
The Ladies Aid society of the First
y y. church. Thursday, April %
from to 3 o'clock, p. M. In the
Easement Of the church Price 3,
cents.
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FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN
Session Laws Ready

Session Laws Ready
Iilc session laws passed at the re-
cpa, special session Of the legislature
are about ready for distribution by
ne secretary Of state. The p'ce is
ftlly cents for n. paper binding and
81 lot the hllekram ESTeas charges
Wit Be collect"
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This food may be used for can be proved
that live and live well Dr. Pces Afghan Food whos
meat all Of the food elements which give strength and
energy. body building and giving food Lessen the quantity
Of meat eating and include this food in your daily Diet and you will
soon learn that ws much less meat Ask your Grocer
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Mrs, shartel and Miss taiucs Enter

4 room charlotte russo, black cUllcc,
| The Daily Leader
Mrs. ShartcI and Miss Haincs Enter
tain.
Mrs. John w Shartcl and Miss
Nova Haincs gave the third Of their
afternoons at bridge Monday in hon-
or Of Mrs. M r. Spcssard says an
Oklahoma City exchange The host
csses were assisted In entertaining
BY Mlnps. Edwin H. Dunn Frank
Wells ald II. j.. lIaincs, Mrs. sam
Smith and Mrs. Willard Iindwall OF
Guthrie were out Of town guests. Pink
roses and red carnations ornamcnted
the house. and 0 luncheon was served
after the games. Favors were pre-
sented to Mrs w M, Harper and
Mrs. j. llensloy wbilc to Mrs. Spcs.
sard was given souvenir OF Mrs
Shartels trip abroad, copy Of The
Lady Of the Lake bound in the
plaid Of the Stuart elan There were
nine tables OF players. On Friday
Mrs. Shartel and Miss lIaines will eli
tortaln a similar number with pro
gresslvc games.
The Etudc club enjoyed another OF
its pleasing sessions yesterday after
noon at the home OF Mrs, a. A. West
Roll call responses were current mt
scal events and the scheduled prog
ram was carried otlt as follows:
Story or the Opera Mrs Mccoy.
prelude--Mrs, McGregor.
"Elsa's Dream" Mrs. West.
Swans Song" MIS-. Askew.
Esa's Dream and Lohcngrin' (aif
from Lisztl, Mrs. Dunn.
Solo tseected) Miss Edna Gray.
The East side w. c. T Z. meets
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
p. NJ. l.. Ray
Mrs. J. II Burford entertains at 4
small party Saturday afternoon Tor
visiting ladies'.
Dr. and Mrs Edgington arrived in
the city today from Pawhuska ior a
short visit with friends
To introduce her guests, Mrs. o. u.
llildreth and Mrs Il. Mckee, both OF
+, Newton, Kas., Mrs. ] Hlldreth OK
tended Inequalities yesterday alter.
noon nsto a number OF guests, Iieanti-
lul red roses adorned the parlors and
guests at five tables played bridge,
Mrs. Robert Sohlborg won honors and
u very pretty favor. Mrs. Rencl Has
kcll and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E Trapp
assisted throughout the afternoon. A
luncheon followed the gaines.
The r. A. A. Ihimble club viii
meet Thursday afternoon with Miss
Drusllla Smith, li02 West Warner
Mrs Louis Bronson entertained at
cards this afternoon complimentary
TO her guest, Miss Price Of Oklahoma
/ G.,Ie-.~A&Ah
N Mf-Snd Mrs Galew Crow left tn
I first Of the month to spend the sum
, mer a. the country home Of Gen J. G
jamispn, father of Mrs. Grow. Mr.
" J. lIildreth recently purchased lily
!, S<pw home at oil East Washiugrc6..
" The closing session for the scasol
n Of The Dread club was held last even
( Ing at The home OF Mrs Tom WEIGH
The evening was one OF genuine In
I, Iormality so characteristic Or the cnf
= and d two course luncheon was sers
!, cd at q late houE-~~i;rsrtfrs tiTt cfn
: mrinDefs There were Mrs. Frank Post
I Mrs. Wm Rcjahl. Mrs. Parker Spen
Ger aud Mrs. Charles Woods A pic
. nic IL planned for the near future
~ The home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Gale
fiTow was the scene Of beautiful
y dinner party last evening. The dir
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LOST Gold brooch, sci with opals,
Reward Return 10 SIG h. CleYe.
land Ave. Phone 1881
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LlgD' or heavy hauling Transferring
aud storage sec Poison Transfer aud
Storage Co., or call phone 80.