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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27
Correspondence
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NELSON PARK

NELSON PARK
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H. t. Yetter and Mr.. Brady, of Ste
phen, were business callers in our
town yesterday.
Hanna, Hi!dur and Catherine Deger-
man came out from Stephen Saturday
to spend a few days at the Fernstrom
home.
Israel Bengtson, of Strandquist, is
in town this week buying up stock.
Annie Johnson is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. A. H. Lund, Of East Park
Julia Carlson left last week for
Enok, where she will spend the rest of
the summer with her uncle, Alfred
Johnson
G.. Becklund is back from Warren
where he has been for medical treat
ment.
The dance in the Englund Hall last
Saturday night was we'll attended con-
reported by all.
A party of Stephenites passed thru
town Sunday morning enroute for Ste
phen after. an automobile tour to Ro-
seau. "Cree" Johnson acted as chauf-
feur
A. G.. Rasmussen came from Cupar,
Saskatchewan, Sunday to get his IA
1nily which has been visiting at the
Johnson home and also make a visit
here, himself. Mr.. and Mrs: Rasmus-
sen left today for their home at Cash
ell, N. D.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Swedish Baptist congregation of Deer
wood, met at S j. Gustafson's place
last Sunday. A good program con.
sisting of music and songs was rend
cred to an audience of about seventy
five people, Rev. Eckstrom gave a
good sermon, having for his subject
Character Building" a few songs
were given by the Karlstad choir led
by Mrs Eckstrom, who also favored
them with organ music. After the pro
gram delicious lunch was served and
all went home well pleased with the
day. It is credit to the congrega,
tion as well as to Rev. Eckstrom and
all who are assisting in the work tc
keep up young peoples club that is
doing such good work in a line ir
which most young people have so lit
tie interest. We wish them continu
ed success in their work.
Arvid johnson and John Nelson, Of
Strandquist, Anton Anderson, Of Ap
pie, and Andrew and Jack Olson, o.
Bridgeport, were among those who at
tended the dance at Englund Saturday
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EAST OF WARREN

EAST OF WARREN
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Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland and Mr.. and
Mrs Marshall entertained friends at
dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. Mcguire and children are Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Olson.
Mrs. Chas. Grange and daughter,
Lois land Mrs Walter Grange and chill
dren, called on several friends last
Wednesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grange and
daughter, Lois, left on Monday even
ing for visit at Rothsay, Mimi.
Miss Jeanette Powell entertained
several friends on Sunday.
Misses Edna and Pearl Grange visit
ed with Mrs. McGregor, Of Comstock,
on Wednesday afternoon
Miss Pearl Grange visited with Miss
Minnie Thomas, of Warren, on Sat
urday and Sunday.
NnA .. r. MI. ONOAA aAu A1u5AGOl gil
tertained several ladies on Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Chas
Grange. Mrs. J. P. Trott received
head favors in amusements.
Some of the people from here at
tended the M. g. Sunday school picnic
at Riverside last Saturday. All re
port an excellent time.
Miss Edna Grange visited with Miss
Stella Copp on Saturday and Sunday
Don't forget the Willing Workers
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Lg at U. Morud's Monday evening.

ing at U. Morud's Monday evening.
Olson and Solvik attended to some
matters Of business at n. r. Engel-
stad's the fore part of the week.
Oscar Olson made brief call at
John Olson's Monday evening
Clifford Bollie, of Farley, made a call
at J. M. Olson's recently.
Mrs. Filing Olson visited at o. j.
Pederson's on Monday.
Miss Anna Olson visited with Miss
Molfrida Halsa Sunday and Monday.
Messrs. Abe and Fred Strobb]e, of
Angus, transacted business at G. E. Ar
haug's Tuesday.
Filing Olson transacted business at
A. j. Pederson's Monday.
H. L. Sande made business trip to
Radium Monday.
G.. E. Arhaug made brief call at E..
Olson's Tuesday evening.
Ole J. Peterson transacted business
in southern Brandt nMonday.
w. IIauglid drove to Angus on Mon
day.
Oscar and Simon Olson called at
Carlson's Tuesday evening.
F.. o. Olson called at A. Christoffer-
sons Sunday evening.
Miss Thinka Christofferson who has
been working in Crookston this sum-
mer, returned home the fore part of
the week.
Miss Josie Johnson was in Angus
shopping on Wednesday.
The fielder's glove that was lost on
the fair grounds July 16, has not yet
been found but the wind bag was leak
ing so there is nothing in it now.
Oscar Olson was in Bristlet on bust
ness Wednesday evening.
The Helgeland Knights crossed bats
with the Central team Tuesday even
ing. The knights won by score Of
8 to 5.
The score on Sunday July s, was 8
to 81 and not to "a as stated by the
"other'' correspondent in last weeks
Sheaf.
Call again, Subscriber, I'd like to
have vacation.
"A Non Subscriber
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INGALLS,


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July PA nice rain yesterday NOR
ming. Just what was needed for all
kinds of grain and garden truck. All
are very busy getting in the hay and
it is Number One SO far.
The Spruce Valley Cubs were to
play the Humboldt team yesterday.
Have not heard if it came off as the
rain might have put stop to it.
w. HI. ingalls, returned home last
week from visit with his daughter,
Mrs. n. P. Martin, at Ashby. She
was up here and made her father and
Roy visit of two weeks, and he went
with her on her return for a visit of
two weeks. He reports that much
wheat down there is rusting so badly
that some think much of it will not be
cut or if cut, will not go more than
to bushels to the acre. Rye was cut
and the farmers think it will yield
from 25 to 80 bushels per acre. Much
barley was cut and it was estimated
it would yield from Is to 40 bushels
He reports that it rained there on the
Fourth and about spoiled the celebra-
ton and that he could tell the differ
'ence between whiskey town (Ashby)
and our own town. Middle River,
where there is no whiskey or is to be
supposed to be none.
Roy ingalls, was visiting at the A. G..
Breese home yesterday.
+ Aaron Anderson made us pleasant
call Saturday night.
B. F. Hatch made visit at Spruce
Grove Farm last week. 1t was some
five years ago since he made his last
visit there.
Roy ingalls, with w. H. Mccullough
and another small boy, have put in
barn and stack, 46 loads of hay in two
weeks.
All are much pleased with the pros
|pect of such large crops of all kinds.
We see by our newspapers that in
some parts of Minnesota, the grass
hoppers are doing some damage to
crops. There are a few native ones
here but none of the Rocky Mountain
kind that were so plentiful away back
in the 70's. Then they destroyed all
crops when they were in the south
western part of Minnesota for four
years; and we think we should know
them now If we could see them with
one eve open. So don't worry about
a few native hoppers, they won't eat
all the crops as the other kind does.
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Hav Fever and Summer Colds.

Must be relieved quickly and Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound will
do it. E. NJ. Stewart, 1884 Wolfram
st. Chicago, writes: II have been
greatly troubled during the hot sum-
,mer months with Hay Fever and find
that by using Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound l get great relief" Many
others who suffeffr similarly will be
glad to benefit by Mr.. Stewards ex-
perience. Ed. Quistgard, Prop. War
rem Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Is effective for coughs and colds in
either children or grown persons. No
opiates, no harmful drugs. In the yell
low package. Refuse substitutes. Ed.
Quistgard, Prop. Warren Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27

meet with Mrs. Hemphill next Thurs
your experience with salad dressings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Anderson called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Anderson on
Sunday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27

Mrs. O. Lasher and children, Mr.. S.
Berseng and Mrs. o. Nelson were Wis
itors at Strom's yesterday
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1911-07-27

Pete Fernstrom called at Stephen
last Saturday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

.u l Roswell uh,.. Ur w'll attend
she Military institute tbo ,omiu-
.uf.
a F RUWl,. uNu Nis been spend
ug 5000, uoufu. aI palo Mo CaljI.
I'fuurH This Vy.. accompanied l.
N. RDuIlo. vino spends much oi
Doe. ..wo o.. THEM california home.
Couductu CuoHc. Whtemnn ami
mulhor aud Miss nD.sio Bailey. %
cousin v.u Zoo t.uuI..ot THURSDAY
Ior ,aoa uu
Me- dame. lu.. % Lynn aud NhcH
pci'ou uI, visiting 300 Nuuntanait
Uufrt Armstrong drove to Rosedil.
SUNDAY "a uIs auto ne Was accoUI.
panied by ~ Euncm Francis Nnscu
aud w. - llJDlcuCh.
Mrs UuuaIU sister of MIS- Sam
Hanna returned lH uDr nome BOO cali
InIu0a SUNDAY
Conductor Chae IAm1 at Npuuuo.
gu. spout several days here Last wc,t
pt q N Hackney rs expected hom
this vooE from Toledo ohio. ut which
place %, was united M marriage on
me ith ustau, 200 Mrs % Suidou
Mra su.dcU iuIHoilt lived iu SAN
Malcal uui has been spending th,
summer at her old home in Toledo
Engineer Uifr GsulIym ANA wife
arc tuc sroud parents ot young
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
The Economist
The Store That Satisfies"

daeuuH tor the benefit OF ne y. W.
are already letter perfect IA
tr,ir parts and there remains ouly
.H. finishing touches so 'Nprossionai
to.t aud arrangement Of the musi-
.HI gems that are 60 be- O tonai back
.ruund tur the sNtire story Tho Iii
I,.furs have a,tn fortunate ir s'Dur-
I.a ipl services uf th. Ladies' Man
uu.u Trio Go sVsu the harmouios
..r.lr Invisible 300 the most effective
.aFts uf no, drama The loader az
fI. mandolin D. Mts Elsie poWolfo.
fI. renowned Nlrrl-t vino received
.,t musical education n the Boston
.aus.r,uter, aud uJdcr The utrlagc
t .u. same master who trained
Princess Bsatrlp, OFF England. A. the
.i.r ul inc Spanish Trouhndour COM
H.Hr HJt toured Europe giving con
.,rs BOB the principal cities Mrs. De
Wolfe acquired lasting laurpls As
..lre Mrs DEVOTE with the man
auIu and guitar win oe the other
u.nhrrs oi me Trio. Miss Alga Sclk",
tl 0t.d rioluist ana marduonist
auI Mrs jennie Coons. cultured
fH|t.rI4t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
ST. VINCENT s ACADEMY FALL TERM
BEGINS ON FIFTH Of SEPTEMBER
Select School for Girls Anticipates Unusually Successful
Year, With Largely Increased Attendance in All De-
partmens; Institution Stands for Harmonious Devel-
opment of Moral Intellectual and Physical Qualities;
Twenty Seven Years Educational Work in Albuquerque

The twenty seventh scholastic Noar
OF the 81 Vincent academy. q select
school Tor girls ana young ladies' viii
begin september al o o. m. with
splendid prospects tor a large increase
in attendance over last Ncai Tho
school term which ended lass uno
was the most successful ln thp history
of the institution ana will Doe hard
year no beat. hut the mdlculons are
that the coming term viii prove even
more successful The aCadomE build.
ings ana 1rounds. located ON several
blocks nt ground between SiNib and
Seventh streets and New York and
Marble avenues, have been improved
m many ways duriue vacation tImo
4 nrs class girls baseball team
.lourlphrd "a che school last year ami
outdoor sports were encouraged For
this y.al 30 is planned GO have new
tennis court ana basketball court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This Newbure
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.

NcvburP Ala,-"For more than a
year writes Myrtle Cothrum, OF this
place, 81 suffered with terrible pains In
my back and head haS sal.ow
complexion, and my face was covered
with plmples. Our family doctor only
gave me temporary relief
A friend Of mine advised me 20 try
Cardui SO | began taking r., at once
and with the best results for was
cured after taking two bottles My
mother and my aunt have also used
Cardui and were greatly benefited.
! shall always praise Cardui TO sick
and suffering women
Cardui js a purely vegetable, per.
feCt!y harmless. tonic remedy for wO-
men, and viii benefit young aud old.
Its ingredients are mild herhs. hav-
lug gentle. tonic effect. on the 40.
manly constitution.
Cardui has helped n million women
back 70 health and strength.
Have YOU tried u? II not. pleuBe
do. IL may be Just what you aeed
~ a. Wuts ~ Ladies Aaslscfv Dept Chsita
goosa Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn. TO- spa "a
lHsirufiioni. ana Is psgs nool. Home lftasmehi
To- Ns1sn ssni "a pi-in Nf4eIsf, On Issssat,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

.uf.f rur 're rir.mun's convention
u.r.. aud Ju, .ommi,t'o on enter
aIum.u. Is booking tor dciesetions
r.m .a.I,. cities boz NV Mexico
(which b.IoHs tn .H. convention. SOM"
COZ .n, tam. NI m.ns their own
tpuur,u. and som, $3.50 uso that be.
l"uling CO. the homo l.im. 80 least
un. hundred contestants ave expected
and many visitors FROM go" uoighbor-
iul towns.
Thy 'Iovis business mon have con-
irIuut,I $500 u in casn tor prizes Dee.
..d't other pr.gce. There viii be
three t..W aud three iud' dual
uiIz.4 awarded for Skill
uuur. uf thc meet that viii be-
novel viii uv One water hght between
$3.50 teams Tho men on the clovis
NI. t.Iw tt present are. Chicf Chal-
Uut Assistant Dhicf IVY Driver An
..r.ou. crbesl.ur koVns Blnmcl,, be
BERRY 'uumhs. Lurkmiller Bukcr,
Nau... md M,rsiold,r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

sisted
The Woman board OF rt1dc gave
20. summer frt, boo tho plaza Thurs
day afternoon tnd 10 is estimated thut
NOR, than ylon Was cleared 100 &c. Tho
affair was au art,.t, and social -uo.
cess aud ended With duurins go liz
braIs hall Morrison. orchestra dice
,uur-iuE tn. music. 1u. general 80.
Iuugsmruts v,r. 100 .hurRp of Mrs.
% N Thoma. president OF thr W..
man. H"ard ui Trade. Uud shr wac
ussietrd uy tn, tiIlUuiuE committee.
supper Mrs Arthur S,u-mJn.
chairman. Mrs nathan Jafiu us.ist-
ant chairman assistants. M,-duW's
sptg Er,I.u. Nuudo DhJNrs. Wood
ruI Abbott s. O. Cartwright B,r-
gore, Anita chapman. Cri,ntou.
Fisk,, Bartlett. March. Esu'hnu.
Eaun, LaughIu Miss HELEN Laugh
nm. Miss Frances Abbott ODE, Misses
kuu, aud Miss Phelps
japanese Booths.
cigars Nrs. james Svlipmdn. Mrs
~ " Noultou. Misses Nav Bprgor".
Donsu.lo Bcrporp and Miss Dol
gudo. An OF THESE we're guWnrd iu
spanish STYLE. their shaNls ~ oNquls-
tr l.stu. h1tiEg boon arranged 'g
Mrs H,rr,rr. who owns several chat
or, very beautiful
Lcmonad" Th. Misses Mandor-
field. Mrs Cloofc- Romero Mrs g. \.
riskc. Miss MARY Merle. Miss Amelia
McFie. Miss Hersch Miss Segura.
They Nrrr EoVurd iu japanese .os-
TUNES ana looked most attractive.
Confectionery Mrs Paul A. D.
Walter. chairman Mrs Rupert +.
AspNnd. Miss simmons. Mrs =. t..
Nudiug aud Miss olivia Cuttns. Miss
virginia Bean and Miss Ruth Laugh
ln
Floral Tooth Miss Kat, Muller
Miss Ducue Wagner. Miss Rusina
Borr,ro Miss Dolores Rcreorr and
Miss Norma tlskc
Decorative tags Miss Ma, Mar
tnez aud Miss Mani, 'r,um,r
Country store Mrs g. pulru,
chairman Mrs r. Co. Wilson. Mrs
winter. Airs charles T. Bishop. AIRS
Harrouu. Mrs Garrett and Miss At
knspu
o.. cream Mrs sparks. chair
man Mr.. Wagkor Mrs Hanna. Mrs.
Hogl,. Mrs Whitman and Mrs @rhu-
mann
The Rumnagr safe.
Previous 60 the fcto ruInWlcc
sale wus conducted bN Mrs HAYNES
lu front of the old palace and need
less Go SAY 10 was splendid success.
Tho ARTICLES sold like hot cakes and
There WAS Ul,h run while tho sale
NUp uu
What II Was For.
just what 90, proceeds of th, air
amount Go vIl Dee announced ip a
dut or tWu. Fs soon ay the reports
from the various 0Ymmlttocs are roe
,eNed The ursi 5000 win go toward
tho purchase of books for the library
ana some ID. tu. other money viii ho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
FIREMEN's CONVENTION
WILL BE INTERESTING
ClnNi- I'irc Department l. Practlcing
balls To- Gct iuto shape. Feature
ur Etent Ca BE Water Battle Bc,
tween Iii,al Companies.
tsp.cIa, Correspondence 10 the Herald

clovis. ~ M. Aue o. Tho fire
department of CLOVIS practices reg
ulsrN l1r,r nights out of c,rsy week.
until the meeting OF tno Territorial
Frcm,ns' D1nycHuon Va this city
september Us, - and 800 at this time
ih. curry county carnival VIII hc in
fuu swing chief Chaltsut says "rho
boys are Rctting ne line fast and VIII
mako even the home people omen
their eyes $40 tho speed Nc VIII make"
At Tuesday nights practice the rogu-
lation run ~ 400 yards, laying zoo
yards OF hose, making the connection
at the hNdrant, connecting th' nozzle
and turning ou tho stream ol water
was made Ina 40 seconds. 1lir tDrrl-
torlal record rs 3G seconds ON pre-
pared road and thc boys win heat
their own record after moro practice.
Tho now hluc uniforms have arrly-
"a ana thc hrc men look like true
lighting soldiers in them special
rates GA the santa Fc have been az
-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

70 = Pantcy was m STANLEY iu bi1
automobile on the nina lie was ac.
compa1ied hy his brother = j. Panic.
cy who s visiting from Kansas, and
hy NlI Ingalls, of Albuquerque
Miss Mabel Shepherd is visiting IN
Santa BE-
Mrs kate Block and daughter. Miss
Anna, arrived saturday from Scdalia.
no. aud are visiting MI Claude
Biack
G. n Peabody was down from Santa
Fo over SUNDAY
G. NJ johnson was down from santa
Fo Inc last OF the week
Miss Dot Wiliinehum le't for Alhu-
purrqua Sunday
Nj and Mrs T. y Stoyog came up
from MorIgrty tor a short visit sun.
day afternoon
B r. Green is down from CcJrillos
visiting h- parents, Nh aud Mrs John
Queen
Miss Flcea Wumgham made
husiu. tip io Albuquerque Zoe first
of tho week
Dr " " Mlligun returned 90 Las
Vegas un the tIh
~ = Cauaday fled ON am additional
,u acres of land before United states
whatsoever kiuseu ON the Ith
Robert REYNOLDS arrived Wednesday
from Illinois
~ J Regain. who ompry had a
claim north of StanlcN was in town
ON the Nth ou route from Colorado
lo Alhuuueiuuo
r. \ OlmHcad ana family and
Misses Nellie aud Emma hughes
made trIp TO Albuquerque the nrst
or tho week
Mrs. G. Is Estes arrived ON 'he Stb
from Gallup and is nov living on The
clain northwest OF town
NJ j. Harper arrived "Wednesday
evening from West Virginia go take
up residence ON his claim near HvDr
Nj pttinor from Missouri is yis!r
ing relatives iu 0hc Ilycr neighbor
hood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

and the Acadamicians may be counted
ou being heard from In these lines ot
.uiDayor
the 81 NiacCnt Academy g. a
boarding and las school for girls,
conducted ny the Sisters OF Charity
Order being the iiist essential of sue.
cess, Tho discipline of the academy
D. mild hu az the same time finn.
The course OF study Is sNstsmatized
so as ro give an education shai e. both
solid and refined The various course
ol ihe institution. which include ma.
size china painting. elocuiion and 9th
q. HE arts. .r addition 90 The regular
Urimar, preparatory aud academic
departments, are taught hy expert.
cnccd and capable teachers Alto.
eeIhor S. Ninconts Is q Modei school
tor Young ladies a post card ad
dressed to the dirootoss viii bring q
catalogue and iull particulars as 10
iatcs ana all details
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

Pow utNuf r,par on tho tWud.rp
Th. tH. '.I. N1s FOO. MOST worthy
....,
nauf 500 u. duu 3D.. u ST. D.
Warmer t.. .uH ..u. .r. UH u.,..
Iu. tuda.
o. rr.d.r.e 50 Bishop n, U.
tu... bod physician who H1, H,Du
Jn, guest oI Bronson ,utIur 900 nis
bonn. u,r, ha lore or london
Who're h, s.u .p.uH r.v months
returning tu Sauu g., to spend tuo
.NrI .,l'
WILSON, NH. .uU OF rH, governor.
uud John SIS Hpn'rt.. ,N.ruI,e clerk
UUi p,ti,r buuNu 90 Camp Nu. dui.
.ua Jb, i...ui .u.awumont aa iIo'd
Mu..huI Euu.fts ba.nus. boz covered
fI. #o.HI ...H 900 fuuruHsuN beside.
uti.nd.r. fu H. uut.. Hf r,a.w.uuu
headquarters I,r 900 o. O'Clock E'stcr.
daN mYruul .pI I.. \.at. bon h,
governor o. " O. .1r They HU
Dol, s1u, several tlt
U.u uH NJ. rtH o. Walter
tu.. H tH SATURDAY. afternoon at
fu.f home, 600 TH'H.. p..uu, 900 n0u-
ur uf th' r.n1.uI.f.ts uuI students
bon tn, .It, IN, HffaIr NH# lHrEDly
attended and was mad, tu th. moro
enjoyable b.. nH...U selections Mrs
IIEra -is'nr ul ME- Wanr. -urug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12
ASTHMA cATRkHH CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announce
startling Results Obtained by
SeuDine

New York, July ~ Thousands are
taking advantage 81 the generous Of
fer made by the Woodworth Co, li6l
broadway. New York city, requesting
GA experimental package OF Senpine,
the great discovery for Asthma. Hay
Fever Bronchitis. and CatRtrh. which
i7 mailed free Of charge 10 all who
write for a. u rs curing thousands OF
the most stubborn eases II makes no
difference how long YOU have been
suffering or how severe the climatic
conditions are where ycu live, Sen
pine will cure YOU
II you have experimental with
other Treatments aud have failed Ia
hnd a cure do not h. discouraged but
send for a trial OF this wonderful truly
moritous remedy which Is a scientific
compound discovered by Il professoi
OF Vienna University and Is being
recommended hy thousands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-12

ono OF the prrttlest weddings that
over ACQUIRED a carlsbad Was that
ui D.. D. HedgccuN, of Roswell. y. VI.
and Mics Maudy Lucas of Carlsbad
al the resid,u., OF Mr. and Mrs
George Lucas boa tho northern part 't
the city last evening at $3.50. Thr
LucHs residence was brilliantly Light
ed and the interior beautifully decor
atcd. Many young giri friends pt the
bride members of tho J g. g.. club,
q literary society OF which thp brld,
was the leader. w'r" present ltr-
sides the j o. Gs there were uuN
the immediate friends ana relatives
ot the bride and Iroom tn, bride
was dressed iu beautiful W,ddiug
gown made boo the latest Paris stale
ot silk chiffon over satin, la winch
she was lovely q. behold, The iW
prossiyo WoddiuE ceremony Woe per-
formed Dog tho Row Mr. lallauoo OF
the Methodist church After the g'r-
"mony the guests partuok of "a de-
loctablc supper after which the
younger set engaged Goa dancing MI
llcdgccoNr is prosperous Young
business man - Roswell ana Viii
honeymoon BOO california, Nrr
liedgccoNc was born In Carlsbad ana
she has the good wishes ot host COZ
friends who rcgr,t that -n' win n"
longer Doe Zoo thoir midst
Tho Pecns Valley Baptist sunday
school association aud the Nuuus
Peoples BHptIsl association began
their convention uu "Wednesday uisht
August ., ana will contuu, boo session
until cnXt sunday The convention is
composed or over 40 messengers and
the meeting In already greet sJs-
cess On, orchestra u several
pieces is tyruished hy the sunday
huol rt Roswell ROY. Miltuu Reese
is doing everything ne can, assisted
hv the members ~ his ,lmr H. for
the entertainment pf the guests The
ouisid" messengers are being enter
tanned by the Carlsbad Baptlsts and
moot of them arc staying al the large
hotels Tho messengers express
themselves as highly delighted with
tho lavishn,ss of their entertainments
Standing room only rs ohtulu0hlr
after the m'rtIngs have been called
Ga order