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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-21
The Munich barber shop has changed

The Munich barber shop has changed
hands.
Keep the date Jan. 3rd 1912 in mind,
Farmers Institute at Hannah.
Red Cross >eals are being sold in
every nook and corner of the state.
Calvin has re.opened it skating rink
which is one of the largest in the
county.
Baptists at Calvin have their Christ
mas tree entertainment tomorrow, Fri
day evening.
The Dorcas society Of the Presby-
terian church at Beaulieu took in $84.45
at their basket social.
G. M. Hendrickson, who lives north of
Calvin has gone to his old home in
Norway for winters visit.
Druggist Jim Tyrrell, of Munich has
been too i'll with rheumatism since the
winter set in to look after his drug store
A mighty fine showing is made by
Osnabrock's two banks with a total of
S277, 7,977.28 deposits. Over quarter of
a million dollars. most of which has
been deposited by farmers of that
vicinity.
P. j. Johnsrud has sold his farm west
of Fairdale to A. G. Hanson, who will
move onto 1t shortly. Mr.. Johnsrud has
not announced his plans for the future,
but says he likes Fairdale too we'll to
leave it this winter anyway
Geo. Fleming and family have Sc
cured farm for next year, near Clyde
Cavalier county andHeft for that place
on Wednesday. Ed, Porter came over
to drive his sister and family leaving
Mr.. Fleming to care for the heavier
| lnads.-W Walhalla Mountaineer,
A. r. Busse and wife, who have been
spending the past two weeks on bust.
ness and visiting. returned to their home
at Gull Lake, Sask., last week. Mr.
Busse says they like it up there well
and will probably stay couple of years
more-then back to the old farm near
/ Beaulieu.
The infantcide case against Miss
i Sylvia Mostad Of Wang and Harry Rees
of Hampden was called on Tuesday in
Grand Forks,and both pleaded notguilty
of the information as filed against them
i They also demanded separate trial anc
it is not probable they will be tried be
fore the February term of court. Miss
Mostad has entirely recovered and il
being cared for at the county Jail,
A John Miller, who lives on the w.
Copeland farm, west of Calvinjlost sever
head OF horses, seven head of cattle ant
his barn on Thursday morning of las
week by fire. Mr.. Miller was doing hi
morning chores around the barn ant
going outside he left the door open ant
some strange cattle which happened t,
be around at the time, went inside ans
started their rough house tactics.
; lantern in the building was upset ant
], In short time the building was Ii
flames. Mr.. Miller was getting ready /,
move onto the Peter McKechnle farm
south ofICalyin. The loss 10 partl.
lcoysssd by insurance,
Vi : ~
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-21
Notice to the Public

To Our Customers:
Having during the week disposed Of
our business. the City Meat Market, to
Messrs Hay b Liebeler, the undersigned
desire to close up the affairs of the firm
in the shortest possible time and there
fore ask an immediate settlement Of
outstanding accounts due and request
the presentation OF bills outstanding
against said firm.
RAMAaE ~ LuDwIG,
Langdon, N. Oak. Dec. 40, 1911,
n~--s-~-sss------.---rpy-~----
kead the DEhooaAg's want ade.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-21
Common School Final Examination.

An examination of applicants for
common school diplomas will be held in
The schools of Cavalier county on Thurs
day and Friday, Dec. 9th and 22ne,
1911.
HELEN J. SULLIVAN,
County Supt schools.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-21
DISTRICT COURT
PETIT JURORS
Venire of Jurors Drawn to Serve at
the Adjourned December Term
January Q, 1912.

Upon an order received from Judge
Kneeshaw the following list of petit
jurors for the adjourned December term
of district court we're drawn Tuesday
afternoon IN the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court and will be subpoen-
ed to appear at the opening of court
on Tuesday, January 9th, 1912, at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-12-21
Total City and Town Taxes, sl2,33 81

LANGDoN CITY TAXES.
The assessed valuation of Langdon
city lots $402, $4,000; taxable personal
property$l33, 10000; making a total of
$544, $4,000. The total Langdon city
taxes as levied on the above assessment
amounts 641s mills and totals S35, 5,510.S7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Style in Shoes.

Among the popular low shoes for
lrcssy wear a. present IL the Direc
'oire slipper u comes in patent
leather. dull Kid. and black satin. ami
Is ornamented with a square or oval
gold or kid buckle on the ins,ep
Low shoes prom Sc 20 BE- FAR more
elaborate this year than for some
time past. a. the narrow cut skirts
and zIashcd hens have brought them
INTO more prominent View Bronze
slippers with fancy inscts 81 gold on
he toe. trimmed with bronze beads.
are in good style. az are the Direc-
toire and beaded slippers o. black
satin with short vamps Harper r.
lazar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
RWc.>--


Fashion DOS no. admit ot much
latitude .n fhe form ofab.b. but e.. tr
The fancy noe % tars tae accepted
FORM ns much a- possible making
triangular and pointed shaped ends.
and as nee on outline as possible
'h' triangular style Del p-a-.t -r.
shes Glib .hree rove 10 narro. lace
Do inc trp piece ls -araf to Ia
.l.o Hn.rs beneath the second row
lace Even rlbhf- tte rass D..
come attractive. s1I .ra ...- ..l
pr. '' t1e .1.rh u.r H... OIL
no o-.rr SID, Uk. rre ..... ..
rrl na.lscl. IL. .a CUSTOMARY. cd.
basic these fhI1 rubber t.fs t.,.....
'hoI ones % fa.- material. although
s au open question whether RIB
f s a gooI ih.lr o.1y over a.
oan's eaesL-HarDcrs Bazar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
lnaLsIessL Ass-. cs,ts-a

core and place nn Che Ore uIfl three
tables oorfuls ~ water fef them
remain until s0ffer.t . one bald
pouud ct SUGAR aft tne juice % fuo
lsuurs and OBI. Erafti rrd 90 enc
ADD Ep.ss % four rE.. mix vel.
and bear mi the apples Place .l a.
lt.lr' GUSTAV. cups ana bake.
serve W.'h a eaTlsl ot whipped
cream C.r.Ias ufn uaraschIuo
cherry - D. cc-ter. -Harocr e
Harar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
GENERAL NOTICES
PittsburE. whOesiEg and EentueEy Rail
ROAD COMPANY

Iittsburxh "a soIeu,n.r 10 1871
Ih" uudersi gued. Trustees under the
fIrff Con VALIDATED MurfEaFs nf me
Iittthursn. Wheeling AMI kenfura..
hsll roaf 'ompary. date.i Jauua.y n. Issf
hereby Ei.- notice f.rf ft.. -.. .r
chase ~ Frat Consolidated MORTGAGE
bonds secured by said mortgage. fpr tho
urtl bcesmhsr 90 1911. Tor tts sale a.
iaFm 90 -. '"H 900 - s4cu bondf
r~ maximum price which f1s Tr.s.
ices are autforlleI go pa is Jos ana a..
cru-d irterest Or Csc o. BOMBS arc ~.
fered. The Trustees via prore~I o. frA y,
ny Dot = 600 pl . rAii bonds 49, par a-i
accrued interest
g. ~ LfIgETT
- e. SCOTT
n-fH-fg-1s Tru.see.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
Uns and Downs

What's the matter. man, You
look Ike you had a bad case %
crouch
] have ! told NV wife this morn
INK that was going 20 put my foot
down on her extravaganza. ana she
told me- she wouldn't put up with o.
Of course. that pu' me out. especially
~ there was not another word could
put in."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
LIQUOR LICENSE.

Liquor Application City OF WhssiinS.
Nneellns. " Va. frf - 1917
To " hurn ~ May concern
The f1IoutnE Is au apt .irafIar Rad
viii ne fur .4u1r license wear IsII.I
R@fafL
r'anisials kiuH. -e5s NaIr street
du hereby certify ffat ffr above an.
I4lranf fur retail lI4apr uaera. rt. q.
.els ei DerfiflDhf~ from r~ afrrlsf -
Hfi1 county. rsrtifYlug traf fs .aa de-
lnslfef Iitn Hundred nrG Elr.tf. fl~sa
Dollars arf Tnirfy Eve gsrfs .arsr a..
aH required Ir lau
f.rsEf. fflI.
"ffAc 90 sEfsFR
Cora ~ f.- I..nnr. Court
t-.r.r...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

Venetian design. which sold Ter ir
advance OF any which showed mixed
patterns BeuoeIa and aU 90 fra oil
historic DESIGNS we're revived and are
auong the most successful number
Real fiet has hean steadily taken.
While che cheaper limitations attract.
cd little attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

by varied
devotng fellowship
of
unjusthahl"
uostea
a
yourself had
both n tha reror
repeated % ma
prejudice
feelings needs me Interpretation and supplement ~
Robert Louis -Not
k repeated h ao o what Pad written added that
l hear
tho easiest hne boo 'he vorii Even cisrg directly
FOL
repeated
sd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17
The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

NJ couhdcd wished
" ana asked ~" second s to tel her Tie
curious leased
louft"' am sure she viii tell
Al
why! never
She have told
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

Whereupou fine three.siaed quarrel WAS we'll nm
cor way And the whole cause simply an in-
Ftanc" "i nat careless reporting. which rrmy be-
Neve causes half ~ tho misuudcrstaudtnge di-arre.
ments and broken friendships in the world
That was a case where statement Was actually
b"head"d. bur We all know how much mere utonatl9n
or infection can change the meaning OF tho simplest
sentence
Probably tou remember tho passage in Middle
march. Vherc Lydgate appeals bis wife to h. him
get out % the debts into which her evrsaeauce has
heiped 10 plunge hln. Rosamonds reply Be- perfectly
heartless but the hearessness isl wholly ln infection
What can do. Tertus8' said K0samond turn.
ing her eyes on his aRain That tte speech % four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-17

And many young nan doesn't real
ize that be IL o. love until the girl IN
tho case puts him wise
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G W CHARSOcK.
VH.r ~rr~.f


northern listT~f 80 West virginia ~
on this 80 dsy OF November. A b..
10 is
Ordered ~ trc Court. tlat n hearing
- tai upor. the SAM. on the f.tf 90 -
~ december. A. l.. 1871. before raId
Court 81 WhseilnF ~ said district. no
zen o'clock IN the forenoon. and tsot
notice tatrs1f 10 published IN a..
Wheeling Intelligence. usg.pafrf
printed 800 said District ana Nsf lam
known creditors and other persons 81
interest ma appear at the faId time ant
place ard show cause. ~ any they have
Way TIE prayer - tto talI petition
should MT boo granted
Ani - D. further ordered hv ffe Court
that tho clerk sLail ssnd bv mail 90 aIl
hnoWn creditors copies Of said petition.
ana THIS order addressed so them ~
their places Of resid~I-e a. stated
witness the HururaDi. Aston g. Ist.
Ton, JuiEe - TIE sald Court End enc
r@Hl thereof ~ Wheeling in saII as
.rir'. on the stn dar of Norsmusr. 1 D..
Attest
Q. q. KEFAJvEE. CI.rk
T. s. p 60. s. 10 " Va
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FOR SALE.

TTTEWRIrEHs ron sALH-Foctor-,
rebuilt ltTrUrIters We carry al
uaAcr from fla VI. send FOR our cate
lnr ~" % aut Special Price Ilst. vsar's
NtfaHL~' OR Novrnfner special sale of
-. lt"fnlnFfprF. g.. ~ AMERICA Y
* HITI$t' MACHINE co. INC. 10. 20
g. ff. 'lrr. matt. ohio
Mir
N SALE oliver typsSrtt.r. 90
."udI tiou. "a . Smith. 60 Main "a
feeling $af f1ff-A Ecll f72-R
u-ft.ff
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WANTED-POSfTION.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
HS &c., . ,s,a,s,g.,t.etsEs... IesesTs "

H0tics ~ Manufaeta-sr. To,h.r, rrsH
ctants al Cfhsr WhsIssais pssisTa
NgIl.f % HERFHY gfvEF- Tfat
sc l'ftrl - Control - fff eflfa
~ ~ 9ffior ~ Crariaft0n West sir-
s'n.s f1f furnlfhins Supplies fo- Bf
t~rnl Hfaff fIfufIIrg he frarrfa.
ana E~mert ~ wilton is v~sss6 il al
+-.fi l,0n'rarfH vi bs sNafdel f1 me
t-..ffff. quality cor rfferef aud
r. ."tT.F TeirE equal Wet 81 az ats
~ W.II Pc FlFer rrsferrrre
-irf.fa NEEDED Gil b 20
ffnf1r ffU line Hrrfrar
sIAfE fDAFD or CONTROL.
- Wee ufrrf nfa
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WANTED-Male Help.

" AHIED-ipr manufacturing plant
Nit fenced store keeper. and clers
"tfH AuuwielFc 90 freight Ayplv in
'~ p handwriting. rfStlss are. eRperisnl.
Nni aaitf5 Address y care OF fntr'lf-
''.''' nit!
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"A1Tkp-At once several goo dsliy.
~ @nd isisa boys. 60 WORK bSfoFs
school Apply .. Circulation Dsnart-
menf Intelligence between asd 4
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FOR REM

IgR EEET-FECOND rr.ODH SIX
f,s,e ~ ELi.le9 rEpAEarE fND
49, rlFk ENTRY HALL I'D
y %. ALI. U.s. coon cos UTTfC.s. At
49, IfHrH STREET. 11 IVA
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WANTED-FemaIe Help

~ a 1v-T,-,S ~-~~~~-~~-- ----~s-~-~~~--~>-~-~
NAA IT'D AZ once experienced sewing
Ff-t hhHrN. Apply Barker .
suite 'loak A fur 60. II16 Main 81
u-lg-r
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tnitrd states - America. Northern Dis
tfi-t ~ West NiiginiG. -
IL The United states District Court "a
and for said District
In the matter 90 q. " ctaruork
bankrupt 80 80 IN Rarkrlrtc,.
lstition Tor Discharge
To the honorable Aston e. Dayton
Judge - TIE IlstriCf Court - the
tinted states for tho Northern nAr
trict of West Virginia
q. v. Charnock. OF WIselins Ia tie
county ~ tAiu and stat. % Wet Viz
sitia. iI said District. respectfully rsp-
reseuts that ON the .lst LAY % august.
last past. he was tuly adf4dsei O. bank
rupt under the acts ~ Congress relating
to Bankruptcy that he mas daily surr-n-
dercd ell hs property and riFhts 81
property. and has fully complied with
al tie re'g lircments 81 said ais ara OF
'rdsrr OF the court touching his bank
rugfcy
Wherefore. he prnys that ne NAV be-
decT~~f ~ tho court Co have fun dis
-aHrse from El debts proVahle aEainRt
tis estate under said bankrupt scts 80
-"pf such debts - are excepted hy Law
from such dls. .args
Dated th.- -;h day % November = j. .
1911
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JOIN = MURPHY
ora.r Of roue. rA.r,on.

northern llsfrfrt 80 West Nirs "a
on This sth daN - NoV-niher. \ u.
1911. or read--s TO f0rsso-ag psution.
q is
Oraered - tie court that a hearing
- hai upon TIRE came on tAe iith esy
- i'-c~mnsr. 4 T.. isit. before ssid
Court a. Nesslfns ia -al1 district a.
ten O'Clock ln ~ forenoon. ana that
notice Thereof 10 publishes In the
wheeling intelllEenCer. urw sp.per print
90 "a ssid District. ard tnAt all know
creditor. ant other persons Ia Interest
u.A9 appear 81 the said time and piare
snd shuS cause. n any they haNe. NhN
the PRAYER q the sali g-t.t.,n should
uot ps granted
Auf q D. further Qrierva D. the Court.
that tie clsrk shall ssnt ny nail o. Al
S11wu creditors copies - saId petition
and this order addressed 90 them their
places % residence - stated
witness the Honorable Aston % Tav.
ton. Judge - the r-if court. and the
seal thereof. a. Wheeling ~ sad dis
t-ict. or tie stn day ~ SoVe rnbrT. \ J..
1871
Attest
g. u KtFAUNER. CisrE
I : -. e.. y II " Va
r-rN-l-
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g. "a KEFAUNER. ClrrE.
T. :. -. e.. y u " Va
w-TN-l-
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RANKRUPTCY.


r. srl states 90 Ar-srila No-rN-ru U.s.
.rtr.-t % Wet NlrEinia.
To .t- 81 Stat.s nistFl-t CelTf "a
and fnr -al1 IFsfrt.t
On 49, latter % > Na-rsy tank-
r-Ft ~ erS n R.nkrugte.. Pvt
flr- fer frs-larx~
- 80 hancra-le A,stan o. IAyfor.
lutNr 90 tt- u-sfrfct ssErf % th-
a itrd state, TO- 80 Northern -
t--t % We: Virginia
Nurrhy. - Wa~.l-E n fh-
co4nts - cato AS state - West W.
sinis- a. -afd llsfricf. E~-p@-ffliiy rep
r~s-1ts t.-t au tae -enf day % r-c-ul.
- las; past - vs. 1uiv sfft1tr-d a
aarSrNst order ne ats - rtuFrs~s -
-atins o. tarsrurtcy traf BE- has datr
sdrrsr tsrst al rs pruuerte ard rish q
% property and hss fu4.y rorua 81. - win
a. TIE requirements % aatd acts an -
'rf-r> - tae colrt tc4cnirs his eAnA-
ruEt-y
Nhsrefor-. - pray. 'hat 30 may -
f-cfsrf uy ne court Co save flll DIS
rlArEe rom a. deots rrufats- ssa ri.
he estate u1dsr sal hzrkrast arts 60
--9t sucn dsnts 20 are eAccptrd D. lsN
fruan su-h cisrnarss
isil
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-12-10
FOR WOMAN WHO EMBRoIDERS
Book for Holding Various Cotored
silks Is Always Most Wei
come Gift.

An inexpensive gift for the woman
who sews or embroiders is book
made of stir cardboard backs, four
by ten inches, and covered with heavy
silk or an art linen in dull colors.
Embroider across the upper face
the word silk" Run this In a dag
onal direction and put little spray Of
flowers around it. 4
On the back cover work the recip.
rents monogram or her three initials
In corded outline.
Inside the covers are a dozen
manila envelopes, arranged with the
flap to the outer edge of the book,
that are destined to hold as many
colors of silk. The mark and number
of the silk is to be marked on the out
side of the envelopes. Three holes
are cut through the covers and also
in the envelopes; ribbon is run
through these holes and tied at the
back in small bows.
The book is fastened together with
a cord or ribbon to match.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-12-10
tertained After Rehearsal.

After the rehearsal on Tuesday ev-
ening, the Turpin-Fullenwider bridal
party was delightfully."- entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor at their
home on Lee street.
Upon their arrival the guests were
invited into the dining room, which
was prettily decorated for the &C.
casion. The table was bare with
cluny mats and adorned with pink
carnations, ferns and pink tulle.
A delightful salad course with bon
| bons and ices was served.
Besides the bridal party, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Weaver and Mr., and
4; Mrs. John Wooten were also invited.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-12-10
HAVILAND, GERMAN AND AUS
TRAN DINNER SETS AT 4. W..
SMITH FURNITURE co.
The Tailor's Art.

Tailoring is a business that is ca
pable Of yielding a good living in an
part of the world 1t affords the full!
est scope for individuality and enter
prise. ii does not require an expensive
outfit Of tools. and business can be
started on a small capital or lurra
tive situation Obtained as foreman
These are points worthy OF the serious
consideration Of the parents Of today
AS well AZ of those young men "h'
have to carve OUT their own careers
London Tailor and Gutter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-12-10

An enjoyable feature of the even
ing were the toasts andresponses,
Mr. Harvey Weaver acting as toast
master.
After dinner dancing was enjoyed
until late hour.
Miss Turpin was very lovely in A
pink embroidered marquisette dress
and black hat, with white willow
plume.
Those present We're Misses jose
phine Turpin, Matte ChappeH, Of
Macon; Matte Sue Taylor, Constance
Holt, Mrs. Ira Lowe, Messrs. Eugene
Bailey, Charles Ansley, Bert Wag-
non, Ross Shipman, Milton Fullen-
wider and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Weaver.
eMEsAe ~-~' HM~
Turpin.Ful Bridal Party En-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-12-10
OPERA ROU5E TONIGHT
The Pictures viii Be Inus-.
ally Good 4 Feast Of
Coop Things In
Motion Pho.
tOgraphS

A Pathe weekly film will give you
events that are transpiring the world
over. 1t will show the following at
Philadelph a, you can see at The
Point Breeze Track Bob Burman. w H.
ner of the Savannah Races, Speed
King Of the World, attempts to de.
fend his title on a circular dirt track.
London, England; The inyestitule IF
the Prince of Wales as a Knight Of
the Garter, in St. Georges Chapel.
Detroit, Mich.-Knights of Column
bus in Convention, showing the Mayor
Of Detro t, the Supreme knight, B sh-
op Kelly and Father Van Antwerp.
Messlna, Italy.-The Queen of Italy
visits the orphans who lost their par
ents in the Great Messina earthquake.
This new village, on the ruins OF Mes
sina, is named Regina Elena" in
honor of the Queen.
London, England.-The parade in
honor of the Proclamation of the
Emperor of India. Bronx, n. Y-Cur-
ator Ditmara and Head Keeper Sny-
der extract the venom from two newly
arrived poisonous snakes at the
Bronx Zoo The venom of some
snakes is used for medicinal pur-
poses. New York, n. Y.-The start
from Governors Island Of the Aero
plane race from New York to Phila-
delphia, showing Hamilton, Bud
Mars, Beachey and Robinson.
A Lubin film which is sure to please,
with Florence Lawrence in 1.e lead
ing role is "A Rebellious Blossom"
Artistically acted, diverting story
rejuvenates and eXhilarates, and in
the end there was a double peal OF
glad wedding bells.
Selig presents Life on the Border,
a pathetic incident in the life Of an
early pioneer.
These three reels give an exception
ally well balanced program and re-
fleets credit on the management OF
the Opera House in selecting such
desirable subjects for the moving pic
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-12-10
Dinner Party For Miss Josephine

Dinner Party For Miss Josephine
Turpih.
Mr.. Eugene Bailey and Mr.. Chas.
Ansley were hosts on last Monday
evening at beautiful dinner party
given at the Windsor hotel in honor
of Miss Josephine Turpin, whose
marriage occurred on Wednesday eV-
cning.
Covers were laid for twelve ana
the table was very attractive in its
decorations or ferns and flowers An
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-12-10
Dinner Party.

Mrs. and Mrs. James L. Glawson
entertained with an o'possum dinner
Thursday evening at their pretty
country home six miles from the
city. Warmth and good cheer greet
ed the guests within the portals of
this coy home, among the twenty
five invited being half score of
Americas friends of the genial host
and hostess. An elaborate menul
was served and the occasion was
most enjoyable one.
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BY MISS REB ECCA MATHIS.

immense bell, made of lilies OF the
valley and brides roses, hung from
the chandelier, while in the center
OF the table stood candelabra with
vases of bridal roses. The place
cards were min allure brides and
srooms, hand-painted. AS favors
. est was presented with white
carnations.
A delightful menu was served in
Guiding Brides Kisses and Groom
Macaroon Promise"
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Miss Sarah Stone Taylor, of Macon,
was the hostess yesterday at a AZ"
Barty given in h nor of Miss Addie
Taylor of Americas, and Miss Mamie
Brown, Of Americas. who are the
guests of Mrs f. F. Cal away.
The hostess home was decorated
with ferns, chrysanthemums and
carnations After the game, 1t
which Mss Brown made the highest
score, a salad course was served.
There were present only three ia
bles of players, the affair bling quite
informal, but delightful.
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Miss Sarah Barnett EntertainS For
Miss vi BrOthertOn.

A very enjoyable affair OF the past
week was Miss Sarah Barnett's party
on Thursday evening given in honor
Of her guest, Miss vi Brotherton, Of
Atlanta
Heart dice was played at six ia
bles, a tempting salad course being
served after the game.
Those present were Misses VI
Brotherton, Carrie and Ethel GRAY
Laura Feagin. Bertha Kate Hall
Emma Stewart, Louise and Susie
Chapman, Ellie McLendon, Oracle
Sheehan, Messrs. Cloyd Buchanan
Leon Brooks, Julius Schroeder, Har
rold Hutchinson, Doc Barnett, Boat
wright, Kendrick, Rev. James B