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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-03-10
II. 3. Church. Forest City.
Rev. e. u. Werner, Pastor.

Rev. e. II, Werner. Pastor.
1is' Saturday evening. >undnysmornlng ap,
Ncning ~ Tarkiu Chapel.
:nd sunday morning ut n. ~. NJ Forcs
lily; Sunday evening ut iim>cy >chUol hous'
Il : ociak.
3rd sunday morning at Tarkio Chapel ~
I. M. and evening ~ Forest city u, sp. ~.
lth sunday NJ Klmsry ~ u u. M. aud ~
Forest City NJ 50. N,
Sunday sclrol ~ $50 u. M. 4. ". Lease
superintendent.
Junior League ~ :iDp m. Mrs. Werner
superintendent.
tpworth League az ; y. N. Mi,, Mary Bul.
ok, President,
Prayer meeting Wednesday NJ y D. IN,
womcr's Home Mission so'iety Friday u,
$50 v, M. Mrs. Scott, President.
Choir practice Thursday NJ sp m.
sunday >ch1oi at kim>cy school house a. I,
I, NJ. =. Smith. Superintendent.
Epworih Learu. at kims-y school hous,
sunday at ~, m.
Sunday school NJ Tarkio Chapel AT a.&5 IL
n. T.. T.. Royd. Superintendent.
Prayer meeting ~ Tarkio Chapel Sunda,
'nd Wednesday NJ : 10 y, IA,
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Order Of Publication.

STATE OF MlSsorRI,,,
County of Holt. NJ
y the Circni, Court. g the April Term. i"il.
Austin NJ. ~ Defendant.
~ this dry comes the Plaintiff herein aud
among other things. that Defendant Austin
sonri;
publication that tiaintiY has commenced q
suit agalns HIN in this Court. the object and
general nature Of v hich II, that the i'lnintin
n,0ny contracted with the iIefendunt In Holt
COunty. Missouri. IN the 18th day NJ May.
lsAn an the grounds Of habltual drum cnness
by befsndsn, foE The space q n?re than one
having failed, neglected and refused 10 fMr-
nish Piatntin with the ne,'essaries 81 life;
ana because the Defendant after said mar
render, and as did render. PinintiN's condi-
tion In life. with him, tntoierable; and that
unless the said Austin n. Puett be and ~,
r. T. Ss s1s a Gssr a. as e., ns., ,sr% nsr
the CITY ~ Oregon, IN said County. on the
Hth dny Ut April next. and on the hrst day Of
said term answer or plead 10 the petition In
fessed, and Judgment will he rendered me-
'o xnd Is further ordered. ,n., copy here.
q b. published; according to law, IN The lio,
und published IN Holt County, Missouri, for
four successive weeks, the last Insertion
thereof in said newspnper TO be ~ least thir-
~ day: before the hrst day OF said April, 1911,
true copy from from, The record &C. ~ ~. ,,. ~ -,
81; I'll. s Az ss;|' 5: AZ; i$:'''
Circuit Clerk.
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Order Of Publication

STATE ~ MIs.nrEl.,,,
IN the cirUit Court. January Term. ipii
v ". Ro,rrts, Piaintin.
Theodore T. L. Mueller defendant.
tivil Action by Attachment.
Nuw at this I'd day ~ January. IaIi being
l'r W. day ~ said term ~ ,ahi court, comes
the plalntin, by Ills attorney, and II appear
ing Ia the Court by the affidavit ~ Frank i'r-
Tree, the ui,oinry nnd agent for the plaint IN
llrriu, duly hlrd In this cause, that the de-.
PENDANT TheOdor" u, Mueller, IN u non resi-
dem of the state ~ Missouri. II II ordered by
him TINT an aiion has been commenced
against him by prtltlun and attachment IN
HE tir'ult Court ~ Holt County, la the STATE
~ Missouri. founded IN notr Tor the sum ~
siN Thousand Dollars t.,iisH,O4D with Interest
a, si> per cent PR nnnun from September a.
iisr,; that his property has been attached; ;
and that unless he i~ ainl appear ~ the mex,
'iou>" u, Oregon, u, the said county of Holt
nn The gih day ~ April, inii, aud un the hr>i
day thereof ~ the Term shall ~ long com
tina" ANA " MT before the end ~ the Term
answer Or p'"nd IL plaintiffs petition, iudg'
m"ni viii In rendered against HIN aud III,
nimrt' Sold Ia satisfy the same
" u tutt her ordered TINT u copy hereof lW
publ hrd IN The Hon County Srrti incl, u
weekly newspaper published IN the said
County ~ Holt und DESIGNATED by pisinl in'>
attorney, for four weeks successfully, the
Inst Insertion Ia Il" NJ least fifteen days he
lore W" commencement ~ the nr>t term ~
this Court,
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and il,r seal ~ said Court
~- T.. a. U'NiiAM,
seal. Circuit Clerk,
f~~N
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Administrator Notice.

Notice II hereby given, that Letters 81 Ad-
ministration, with wi annexed. on the es-
granted 10 the nndersiR ned on the 9Th day Of
January. 1911. by the Probate Court Of Holt
County. Missouri. All persons having claims
them for allowance 70 the admipistrat0r
within one year after the date Of said letters,
or they may he precluded from any benefit OF
tied within two years from che date Of this
publication, they will be forever barrel
@. j. HUNT.
Administ rstOr.
This III day Of February, 1911.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Il hereby given, that Letters ~ Adj
min!stratiOn on the estate ~ Elizabeth. j.
Murray, deceased, were granted 10 the under
signed. on the nd day ~ January. lali. by
the Probste Court VI Holt County. Missouri
All persons having claims against said
estate, are requested 10 exhibit them TOR al
iownnce ~ the Administrators within one
year after the date NJ said letters, or they
may be prerlnded from amy leneit ~ smrl!
estate; andIf such claims br not exhibited
within two years from the date NJ this publ
cation. they will he forever barred.
JOSEPH u. MURRAY,
Administrator.
This nj day ~ February, 1911.
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Administrative Notice.

Notice Il hereby given, that Letters Of Adj
ministratiOn, with will annexed. an the es.
20 the undersigned on ths 10th day OF Febrn-
AIRY, 1911. by the Probate Court Of Holt Com i.
W, Missouri. All persons having claims
tkem for allowance u the AdniinistrstrlX
Within one year after the date Of said letters,
such estate; and II such claims be not eXhi6.
tied within two years from the date Of this
publication, they will be forever barred
OLIVIA WALkER,
Adninist rWtrix.
This :tth day Of February. iSii.
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ZEAL ESTATE MIMBOGRAPR
eUplisHwD WEEKLY Nv W. RICHARDS.
ORsoON, MI.
OFFUp IPSTAIRHiN IPENOOkt Shoes.
Ak,racter and Ncqotialcr Of Loans.

Transfers for week ending Fcbruar,
II. 1911:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
y. W. McConley to &. NJ.
Dow MS, loo a 81, ~, 500
J. II. Murray to Walter Du.
deck, land IN q and 10, 50. 81. 5000
+. l.. Stout to J. =. Elliott, "
ne IL, 80, 81 ................ 1901
G. II. Meyer TO u. ". Dawson,
la ne -. 10, b ........... 300
$. Grifilth to !. ID. Painter, eI
SW %. ~. ~. ................ 300
!. Kelly to NJ. Toy Kelly. ~ a
Sc ~, D, ~ ................. $50
J. Kelly to NJ. Hoover, same LOO
u. Crews to W. A. Sharp, lot
II. block 10, Craig .......... lGu
W. NJ. Troxel TO T.. II. Walker,
- a ne III, ". 3o.......... l.iW
J. Hatfield to A. Is. johnson.
lot II. block II, Maitland. %. go
j, ". walkosce Wallace to
WAS ~ NaiIace' We 81 ~
VI, $50. ..................., I,2b
". +. Riley to Nancy Napier,
lot 10. block IL, Maitland. 80. BIT
J. Watson to Jennie Wilson ct
al. AZ a IS and u. 10, ~. sun.
dry Oregon lots ............. 300
Jno. W. Nye toll. G.. Pickering.
~ "a q -. %. ". 10 part
accrti. ........... ]
WILLS.
Andrew Meyer.
Marcellus u. Walker.
Qrir.CLAiN DEEDS.
VI. Toy Kelly to Midway
Hoover. III q ~ -, Go. :,s..... !
". e. Browning to W. A.
Browning. ~ aud ~ M
~, W. n..,.,......,.....,.. LOB
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Evangelical Church.
q. ", Wcid,micr. Pastor.

u, W. Wcidcmicr, Pastor.
Oregon sunday school at 10 u. M. u. G..
kunLcl. superintendent.
Y T. A. at y. IN.
Prayer meeting Thursday nj 4 p. N.
Preaching. first aud third sundays at u a
n. Second and fourth sundays ~ : y. m.
Nickel, Grove sunday school at 10 u. M.
". j. Iarhman superintendent.
Y T.. a. NJ ;;:H u. M,
Prayer meeting Wednesday NJ = y. M.
Preaching, Hrst aud third sundays ~ Sp M
second aud fourth sundays 1T Ham.
BENTON sunday srhool at ! ~ -. ~. Preach.
" every Sunday AZ 3';np. M.
Any on" Is cordially welcomed To- any Of
hr>v services
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PErReE BROS,
ATroRNEYS At LAW
Office first door west
Of Citizens Bank.
OREGON. MISSOURI.
Administrators Notice.
Telephone No. 10.

Notice il hereby given, tina. Letters ~ Ad-
ministrntion uIn'i the estate ~ Eliza Ann
sterrrtt, deceased. were granted Ia the un-
dersigntd. on the 18th day Of ! January ,igii by
the i'rpbat" Conr, of Holt County, Missouri
All p~rsons having claims against SAID
estate. ARE requested Ia exhibit them
for allowance Ia the administ rutor. within
one year after the date ~ said letters, or
they may he prerludcd from any benefit Of
such estate; and II such claims be not cxhib-
tied Within Two years frOm the date Of this
publication. they will be- forever barred.
LFWlS |. MOORE.
Adminis, rstOr,
This I'd day ~ February, 1911.
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Baptist Church.

Services NJ the First Baptist church III,
first sunday In each month u u q. M. and .
IN,
sunday scool NJ = y. m. each Sunday.
u. Y. p. y. Ut y. M.
All are invited.
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Transfers for week ending Fcbru
AIRY l.. 1911:

Transfers for week ending Fcbru.
iry l.. 1911:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
-. T.. Meyer 10 u. II. Dawson.
la ne ~. ~. ~ ............+ .hW
:. Hunt 10 Elil. Wagner lots
aud I. block ). Maitland. .... -.
=. Murray To Jno. Ramsay, lots
3and I. aud accn Ue ~. -. -. i2.m
VIM. liuhl to J.. Bum. lloa ~
and 81 IA, :i,...............,. Loo
J. !. Hahn toS. T.. Perkins.
Ct al. y y ~ III. "a. y ....... 1,
Frank Zachary t. ". :. Walk.
or. lots = and ,. block -.
Mound ti,y................. ~
!. +. Tyson to Davis 4 Mitch.
ell, a u. ~. -. ............ IAN
!. Retiring ci al. Ia VI. =. Walk.
ar. 10, u. block -, Mound
Wy ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,
u. u. Crap. To Gco. Grape, ~
and ! nv -. ~. - ......... In
WILLS AND EXECUTORS DEEDS.
mo. Lewis (Nill.j
las. Vaughan, 10y Exr.,to VIZ.
bragg, lots ! and !, block ".
oregon Observation-Disclosures, MI
QuirCI.AiM DEEDS,
l., 4. Meadows IT al. to sidney
=. Meadows. T. ! ne II. ~. -. |
4. Keller To u. \. Meadows.
>a"'t' ''''''''' ''.'',,'...,..' I'M
a. Meadows To Sidney :. Mea.
dow>. same .............,..., ,,OW
Mrs. J.. Da> ison Ia same. same !
+. 4, Meadows Ia same. same l.UN
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sev. T. d. Roberts Appointments
New Point. every sab 'Ath, morning an,
venting.
Sabbath school ut 10 =. IN. :evcry Sabbath
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wANTED-YOUN9 NAN from. Holt eeuss,
% prspsre fos. dssiPabIe positiop 10 0ovt
'i'S sassesS ss:'1s1 Is;
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Church Directories.
Presbyterian Church.

Presbyterian Church.
Rev. James N. Walton, Pas or.
sabbath school at $50 every sabbath.
Y. a. $. Z. 4. at $50 y. M.
Prayer Service Thursday evening At tn
). m.
Preaching every sabbath at II a. M. &C
80 y. IN.
woodville every sabbath At 81. M.
Everybody cordially invited TO attend Vs
,oovc services
II the pastor can help you. please call TO-
lis services.
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CURSOR Christian Church, Blur City
W. u. Hardman. Pastor.
Prexching IN the second and fourth Lord
lsy at u u. M. and Z 10 p, m.
Bible school each i.Ordsday NJ 10 Q. m.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
May Roberts Coming

Mr. Buchanan has secured the May
Roberts company, who open an en-
gagement on Tuesday, May Is, in
"The Wicked Woman" There is a
reason for the production of this eel
ebrated play by Miss Roberts, for
many are the requests for it, for once,
some years ago, it played in Black
foot, and many who saw 1t thought
so highly of it that they requested
Mr.. Fox, the manager and advance
agent for Miss Roberts, to have his
star play it on Tuesday night, so he
wired to Miss Roberts, stating the
many demands that had been made,
and "The Wicked Woman will be
the opening play on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Fox wishes the theatre-goers to
know that "The Wicked Woman" is
not the right title of this play, for
the correct title is "Forget-Me-Not, 7"
and it the vehicle that Jeffries Lewis
starred in and made such a tremend-
Gus hit in.
Miss Roberts is considered the best
Stepheny de Mourivat there is on the
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
MOTHERS DAY IN IDAHO Is PRO-
VIDED FOR BY GOVERNOR

Mothers Day in Idaho was provid-
ed for officially yesterday in a pro-
clamation issued by Governor Hawley.
The proclamation is in substance as
follows:
Whereas; 1t has recently become
the custom to set aside the second
Sunday in May in each year, by pro-
clamation of the governor of each
state in the Union, as Mothers Day,
and as the idea appeals to the noblest
sentiment of the human family;
Now, therefore, I, James H. Haw-
ley, governor of Idaho, do proclaim
Sunday, May IA, 1911, as Mothers
Day, and urge that the press of the
state direct public attention to the
observation thereof; that our people
wear the emblem designated by the
promoters of the plan for the estab-
lishment of the custom-a white car
nation; that those who are absent
from their homes make this day the
occasion for special personal remem-
brance in the form of a letter or
gift to their mothers, and that appro-
pirate services be held in the various
churches.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
LITTLE GIRL INJURED

Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Pearce, of May,
were coming to Arco with load of
ore last Monday when their little
daughter, Lucille, fell from the wagon
and one if the wheels passed over her
body about the hip and waist. The
wagon was carrying about ton and
half, and the little sufferer was
brought to Blackfoot on the afternoon
train, accompanied by her mother and
Miss Cora Thompson.
1t was found that no very serious
injury had been sustained, and Lucille
is recovering rapidly. They are stop
ping at the Anderson, and Lucille has
been the recipient of many attentions
from girls of her own age about town
who learned of her injury.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
THE SILVER JUBILEE

The anniversary of the first Is
years of the work of the Methodist
church at Blackfoot will be celebrated
on Sunday morning at II o'clock,
with an appropriate program. The
church was commenced in the sum-
mer of 1885, and the regular work
of the pastorate charge began with
the year following 1t was organized
as church and university, is situated
at the corner of Court and Uuniver-
sity streets, and has five very beauti-
full art windows.
Following are the names of the
pastors and the years they served.
The fiscal year for the pastorate be-
gins and ends with August, SO that
it does not quite correspond with
the calendar year.
J. B. Morris, 1886.
J. B. Bickel, 1887.
G. G. Stull, 1S8S-1893.
j. M. Wilder, 1S93-1S96.
j. R. Yost, 1896-1899.
w. G. Vrice, 1S99-1902.
S. T. Hawkins, 1902-1903.
c. A. White, 1903-1906.
G.. G. Haley, 1906-1908.
c. A. Edwards, 190S-1911.
During the period covered in the
above list the amount of money paid
for salaries of the workers was $780,
491. The amount of benevolences
or moneys sent out to aid others not
in this charge, such as foreign mis-
sions, Freedman's Aid, etc., was 49,
3O5, and the amount received from
the missionary supply was $3.50.
The missionary aid was discontinued
in 1904, and since that time the
amount sent out was $1437. The
total val of the church property is
$4,000, and the parsonage $500.
At the time of the dedication of
the addition to the church in 1909, a
subscription of $4,000 was taken, and
all but $25 of the amount has been
paid. Only one person who subscrib-
ed failed to pay his Offering, and he
failed in business son afterwards so
that it was not expected of him.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
SETTLERS MAKING COMPARISONS


Booster
(By A. DIMMITT. Hagerman (daho) Sum
Other stranger while wakn down the street.
talkin with that Teller, tell what it treat
Told he had got burned tired workn all his life
Asked him where earth he hailed and he said from Iowa.
sterile hardly thing,
bankrupt price crops
Went fore worked tt eight night
he with his might
Cyclones
So he'd finally concluded that he'd to Idaho.
last August bought of land ION tick
plowed, alfala-ou debt quick.
Met real nice family sundayhusband wife, girl three boys
that located" Illinois;
worked nails raising Indian
discouraged
telling where all things
With the minimum labor Ccourse that place Idaho)
ma" said, sell hee-sell for
ans sure tina do be- to Hagerman;
That's place that have failures the climate great
All they have do there plant the seeds-and rgae'
SO they moved here they're it their face
writing letters telling bout this peerless
Say won't believe mebut I'll swear that is true
Monday--just "od
Of Matched there
Always thought fine and dandy til Idaho
Til this land promise finest place that I've found
h Missouri wouldn't back a bet
Well this whom I'm speaking d back there's lot FOOLS
Spend raising
Missouribg and little, high and low,
fraid that Id go nutty, so moved to Idaho
a gets employment, he 10
Building cities railroads tunnels oft here in the golden vest
Now don't laugh, you lying l man.
He's hustler don't forget it. and he from Michigan
Said country there
wasted wanted to sit down
Told orchard not long godont know just when
Now he rides round in motor-hes leading citizen.
snobbsh things
hustler goy, learned it the yore-
bitter trial and hardship days of endless toll and strife
fought fight and it, she's HELPMATE this wife
swell diamonds ribbons, tailor"
pure
know? None busnessgue her husband told
Anyhow, spoe all women THOSE kind in ldaho)
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12

stage today, for that is the name Of
"Forget-me-not," the ex-keeper of the
French gambling hall, whom the
story Is woven about.
The costuming of Miss Roberts for
this play was purchased by her espec-
tally for this part when in Paris, and
is considered as the most beautiful
of any on the road.
Blackfoot is perhaps the only city
in Idaho that will see Miss Roberts as
the company may jump from here
to Canada, where she is a tremend-
GUS favorite among abe most critical
of theatre-goers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
SENTENCE PASSED

Leo Cramer, who has been on trial
at Shoshone for receiving deposit
knowing the Idaho State Bank to be
insolvent, was sentenced last week by
Judge Waters. He was given an in
determinate sentence of six months
to two years and to pay the costs,
amounting to about $500. An ap-
peal was taken and he was released
on bail.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
Salvation Army Meeting

Adjt. and Mrs. H. o. Winter, in
charge of the Salvation Army work
in Idaho Falls, will conduct meeting
in the Baptist church in Blackfoot,
Wednesday, May 18th, at s o'clock.
A street service will be held on Main
street preceding the indoor service,
at 7.15 o'clock.
All are cordially United.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
1. O. o. #. Notice

All Odd Fellows and visiting
brothers are requested to meet at
the lodge hall this afternoon at
o'clock for the purpose of attending
the funeral of brother s, J. DeKay.
E. M. HUBBELL, Noble Grand
GEO. HOLBROOK, Secretary.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12

Now we are told that the Garden of
Eden was located at the north pole.
Possibly we shall learn also that
Adam and Eve were Eskimos and ate
of the forbidden blubber instead of
the forbidden fruit.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12

Have you something for sale? II
SO advertise it in our Wantads and
get your money quick.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12

Dispose of it quickly through the
Wantad columns.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12

Job printing for particular people
at The Republican office.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12
Be that as it may, here's the point:

Be that it may, the point:
We've little valley here Sure without toll,
wear
It's the finest, of of
In the West fear.
ITavel the Norhands wid
Go down south thousand miles, Takes first at all the fairs
you'll confess with gladstone smiles So I'll just add
Fl IL is BEST Glad I'm here"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-05-12

Advertise in the Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Don't think that piles can't be cur
cd, Thousands Of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's ointment.
90 cents az any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
Additional
Society News

lNohliuN'u non Idbt StN'hl
Mrs. a. j. Ryan aud srauddaugh-
ter. Miss MarEu,rit. CluNton, well
known and popular residents OF las
Vegas. were visitors iu Albuquerque
yesterday. the guests OF friends.
Mrs. William ". Mcclellan aud hor
son Pelham, who hdv, been sojourn.
ing ~ California resorts for th, past
two months. returned home Hs, night.
much CO. the pleasure OF the Judge.
who has been one uf the lonesome
husbands which TINS city has pre-
dominated in this season.
Mis- n B Ferguson and Miss Lima
Ferguson viii return 10 the city
TUESDAY from the Jcmoz country,
whore thcy hay, enjoyed q slN weeks
outing
Miss plant aud Miss Minnie Grant
Dichl teachers ln the CITY schools did
no; return with The other ChaujauQuu
visitors. but are still camping among
the ccdars OF MountaluaiI 20 cuio
every m.uut, of vacation tlll the first
week of September
Rev " 4 Nicholas the Held work.
. ca for the Childron's Home society
aud upon whose splendid efforts The
success of the institution In large
measure depends Is In the city Tor a
/ week CO.. more.
Mrs Joseph Briuklc, Is reported
! Coutalvscing from an acute Illness
and Is resting comfortably inf st
! iosruh's hospital when Mrs Brink.
/ lrV's health permits the family viii
Z continue their journey to San Diego.
/ that was interrupted during @ hrlcI
-oiOurn In this CITY. while ga route
; from san Narcial to California
/ Mr.. &. G. Minis and Mr., SculN
! entertained the past Two day. MIS-
lH. J RYAN and granddaughter, Miss
/ Marguerite CluNtun who We're GA
their way from Amarillo Texas, 10
! their home iu as Vegas MIs Ryan
! ana Mics CmXton lelt this mornmg
/ Miss Hazel Rogers viii leave 20.
I morrow evening for san Francisco
] 10 enroll az piano student la The can.
4 furuia Conservatory of Music
Mr. and Mrs G. r. Van Eaton VIII
leave this evening tor southern Cali
fornla. where they viii Join their li.
Tile daughter. Alice vino lbs thr guest
ol relatives in Los Angeles Alier
three weeks spent at Doe beaches Nj
F. and Mrs Van Eaton and daughter VIII
/ return 90 the city
! Mrs i honsal viii D.. passeu'
| ger bound 'ur New York this evening
90 bee absent about three weeks.
Miss Estelie Nalck and her sister
|, Mrs Ida Plummcr arc enjoying the
magnificent scenery and mineral vat
I en- ut Manitou Springs. Colorado, and
will return 20 their home In This city
1 September !,
Misses Edna Staehlin Wilma Klein
l wort and Messrs Fred Weston and
/ kuhns. chaperoued by Mrs 4
|, Staehin. will be- party 10 leave AZ
I daylight tomorrow morning for Beal
II CANYON 10 spend week camping III
n the heart OF the sandals,
II Tho members Of the Home STUDY
] department of the baptist sunday
school met Yesterday Afternoon az the
\ home uf Mrs. Fairhotners ON Fast
II coal avenue. Co De- directed In ihc
Il study of the lesson rs Miss barker
|, who iu few weeks has caused the me
crease in attendance 10 grow from siN
n Co tNeuty-cight ladies.