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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
IN CONNECTION WITH
SPRING MILLINERY.

Your spring hat no matter how
pretty in itself, viii not be attractive
II it must be worn above untidy hair
'sUntidy" hair does not necessarily mean
dirty hair, that needs to be washed,
but broken, struggling, dandruff Gov
cred hair that requires something more
than soap and water. The simplest
and the best remedy for hair in this
condition is Whites Hair Tonic. Apply
II regularly and thoroughly, rubbing
II well into the scalp Not only will
Whites Hair Tonic cure dandruff. but
1t puts the scalp in a generally healthy,
wholesome condition, stopping falling
hair and bringing new hair. Whites
Hair Tonic is our own preparation, put
p By us. Scott White & Co, Pre-
scription Druggists, 204 Mills St Also
for sale by Depot Pharmacy, San Fran
cisco street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
: WEDDINGS. -
WEDDINGS.

Miss Margaret Townsend and Edgar
]. Maxwell were married Tuesday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock at ST. Clements
Episcopal church. A number Of friends
were in attendance at the ceremony, at
which Rev. Henry Easter officiated.
The bride is an attractive FL Paso
girl, and the groom IS a young business
man of the city, connected with the
Mine and Smelter Supply company
They will be at home to friends at III
West Boulevard.
William Holmes. of Las Vegas, and
Mrs. Margaret McGinn, Of FL Paso. were
married at the Immaculate Conception
church at Albuquerque Thursday even
ing, Feb. 9, at p. m, by the Rev. A
NJ. Mandalari. The attendants were
Mrs ]. H. Love and VIM. Hurt of Las
Vegas. The bride and groom arrived
in Ell Paso Saturday evening and the
friends of the bride surprised them
with a shower. The Catholic order OF
Forresters. G. T. A. and Daughters Of
Erin were represented in the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. MalOney, Mr. and Mrs.
]. F. Waddel1. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. w E TruesdelI. Mr. and
Mrs. T. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Meuttman, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Dow. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Kersey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Roman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F..
ellison. Mr.. and Mrs. u. H. Landon. Mr..
and Mrs. F. A Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mclean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. W. German.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Horner. Mr.. and
Mrs G. Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin;
Mesdames Burroughs. McGlennon. "
McGlennon, QuesneI. Donehues SPELL
man. Lane, Brisk Misses Gallagher.
Welsh, Ryan. Truesdell, German Ma
loney, ellison, Andrews, Green, Burk.
H. O'Donnen, n. O'Donnell, Mccarthy.
McGunn. K. MeGunn, F. Carr; Messrs.
Lyons. Clifford. Simpson, McGlennon
and Roman German.
Miss Lorraine Baker, daughter Of
Mrs A. Morgan Baker, was married
to Wallace Dickey Of Santa Ana, Cal.
Feb. Il. On account of the death Of
Miss Bakers grandfather, A J. Mar
shall, Of Houston, Tex, the marriage
was very quiet, the ceremony being
performed at the home of the groom's
mother, Mrs. Eva Dickey, in Garden
Grove.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
DANCES.

+ number of delightful pre-lenten
dances are scheduled for the coming
week. leading among them the dance to
be given Monday evening by the 81
Paso Social club in the Toltec club bail
\reom.
\On Tuesday evening the young men
of the smelter will entertain with a
dance at tAe home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
OrmSbee,
Dr. and Mrs. w L. Brown will give
a dance on Thursday evening at the
Country club. complimentary to their
guest, Miss Grace Hungerford, of Chi
cago.
The Women's Catholic Benevolent So
ciety will give their annual pre-lenten
dance on Feb. q at the Knights Of
Columbus hall.
Mrs. B. NJ Donaldson, 1905 North Or
egon street, entertained party Of
young people Tuesday night at bridge
in honor of her sons, Harry and Eu-
gene. The house was decorated with
hearts and red carnations, with smilax.
After a three course luncheon the two
spacious rooms were cleared and dane
ing began. which lasted until II. A
string band of four pieces furnished
the music.
Assisting the hostess in entertaining
were: Mrs. Geo. B. Brady, Mrs. F. H.
Bigelow, Mrs. W. c. Ram.
The guests present were: Miss Inez
Barnes. Miss Bessie Barnes, Miss Sadie
Bigelow. Miss Marian Bowden; Messrs.
Harry Donaldson, Eugene Donaldson,
Lorin Miller, Jess Keleher. John c.
Moss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
Bishop Mouzon and DR.. Cook
at Trinity Methodist.

Bishop E. D. Mouzon and DR.. Ed F.
Cook, two of the leading ministers of
southern Methodism, viii occupy the
pulpit of Trinity Methodist tomorrow
The bishop at II a. m, and DR.. Cook at
7:45 D. m All cordially invited to
hear them. Church corner Mesa ave-
nue. and Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
JoNoUTLs NOW IN SEASON.

In addition to their usual display of
beautiful flowers, the Potter Floral Co.
is showing a charming lot of home
grown Jonquils which are especially
seasonable just now They are the first
OF the season and unusually fine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

Mrs. Lillian Johnson. VINO mas been
spending the past few weeks in New
York selecting the spring stock of hats
for the Bloch Millinery Co., is expected
home next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

Mrs. H. N Avery and Mrs George
W. Stroke WIG nave been visiting their
cousin. Mrs. J. w. Christie, left Thurs
day evening for their home in Kansas
City, Mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

MRS. G. NJ. COFFIN. Vocal Studio.
No: Lucerne. Telephone 1892.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

The Ladies' Guild of st. PauFs Luth-
eran church postponed their entertain
ment to Friday, oath, 8 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

We manufacture all kinds of hair
goods. Elite Parlors, PIC Texas street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

Miss Lillian Fash has just returned
from Eastern millinery centers. Pa
irons of Calisher's are particularly for
tunate in being able to have choice
from millinery personally selected by
Miss Fash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
ADS BY PHONE.

You can easily sell ii. Call Bell lis.
Auto 1115. tell the girl what it is and
The Herald viii sell it No bother. 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

After a six weeks visit with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. John II. James.
Mrs. S. Engelking and children have
returned home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
e = = = - = - = - - - - = I
OUT OF TOWN VISITORS
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Rohra bacher, of
Portland, Oregon, are in the city visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. T. NJ. Wingo.
Mrs. Kent Bush, who was the guest
for several weeks of her sister. Mrs,
George Drummer. has returned to her
home at AnchO n NJ.
+ Mr. and Mrs George Emery. of Des
Moines, Iowa, who have been the
guests for a few days of Mrs. George
Drummer, have taken apartments at the
Alexandria and will reside permanent
~ in Ell Paso
Mis- Dorothy Reed. who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. n. Harris the past six
weeks. left Tuesday for her home at
Cotulla, Texas.
Mrs. c. F. Sawyer has as her guest
Miss Adeline Clawson, who VIII spend
several weeks here.
Mrs. Geo. D. Green. of Cleburne, Tex,
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. J. w. Brady
and Mrs. B. NJ. Donaldson.
Mrs. Forest Hammett, accompanied
by her son, Buell., will arrive in few
days for a visit of indefinite length
with her sister, Mrs, Guy Hammett-
Mrs. H. n. Avery and Mrs, George
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
LUNCHEONS. :.
:*:**********:.:

Complimentary to Mrs. J. A Cevode.
Mrs. w. H. Austin will entertain at
luncheon on Thursday, Feb. 23.
Mrs. NJ. o. Wright will entertain with
a luncheon on Monday.
80
: Rhvitations have been issued for
Ssyrtha Washington tea, to be given at
the home Of Rev. J. J. Bullen, pastor
on the Houston Square Baptist church,
at I'll Arizona street, on Tuesday af-
'ternoon, Feb 21, from to o'clock.
The entertainment is under the direc-
ton of the Aid society of the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18
ADS BY PHONE.

You can easily sell it. Cali Bell lis.
Auto Ills. tell the girl what it is and
The Herald will sell it. No bother, no
formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

Mrs. Geo. D. Green. of Cleburne, Tex,
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. J. w. Brady
and Mrs. B. NJ. Donaldson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-18

The Young Mems Brotherhood Of the
East Ell Paso Presbyterian church gave
q very enjoyable banquet last evening
at the church Covers were laid for 20
guests. and the various viands were
served by the Young Women's club OF
the East FL Paso church.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

Manager Shakespeare snnoonces
that the drsxins u the loepies
Austrian china dinner set viii b
THURSDAY evening. August srd. inn
meiiasely following the SECOND show.
TIE drawing will be ia charge Of
Arthur Raithel and W. +. Holt and
Il viii b. neOssxry fos TIC lucky
person . have his ar hef coupon in
he house when the ticket IS drawn.
Tie number win Be announced and
also thrown On the screen: the snt
one out Of the tub getting the
prize. providing, the coupon Is in
she kous. lfitis not the SECOND
and subsequent numbers wih be
drawn until the lucky one IS found
NAnaxrs Shakespeare makes the
very senihle suggestion that every.
body lizs he numbez Of their cou'
pens "a = card in order that the
may he found quickly and that NJ
number in the house may b. erT'
I1ok<{
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

A krxs ercVd flsed Normal Hall.
lsxs evening % E<,en % tn inter-
es<iax zr1iustine exercises al the
New Aexico Nurnzl Scheel he
hal y2s hs>lsifally aecers<ed in
II c.2z c12ws nd with potted
pAzn;s nd sewsrs Hoo. Rslps c.
- Il Dt@i,<. sse q New Nexi-
ros usss gifted srs,orS delivered
sAe xaar~S Il the eysning. Mr..
~ Us :; rs sssf sn2 shnEcd Ms
s1kenre xstk m nasser& manner
u xkseA he kzzr.lcd as slkiect And
tn 3ep thOsgks iiRlsyed. Mr..
~ = s.e a shs nass arm sc6ev-
srs /, And tee ncss MSi-ut saV0-
czt>s a srs,eAcc1 fx the terri
ts<Ns I'D h - wEy prcuounezl
rS<nSors - wkxf she11 csnssituts
IL cac.aisions rs<erning the nv
STATES xkick ~ expresSd laS'
z>rkf. Silver Ctr EEtezprise.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

II yon want to meet = good Min
hrs Valley besses. talk with J. W.
Winters. -four miirs dur south q
DcminT. Jas Dieodoane his Just
finished INSTALLING = No 5 Adsxne
pump xnd s. h. .. Nitte and Mr..
Winters Is hriagizs up an easy 81
gallons from the 6nt stratum.
Kimbroaxh q Morgan dag ths VII
b depth Il 7s fses. pnllinz n y
feet II water besrnS STUFF IN the
art stratum and getting enough
water % accd the farm.
Nr. Waters hxs Is acres Al
brsns and >epen ssres II feed. all
srxn and thrifty and Is usakins
prsyarations 10 SID 70 acres 70 A.
fslfs this fall Daring the winter
noaths Mr.. Waters xin pat ths
MI down - third stratum and vii
b rad n irrixste the wh0le hzli
srrsioa next year.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

II 80 sre = rcnser. go 4oa't pbck
yo1r n-i<hh-srs. yu.r sesatsso - -
sxnit@ry cunE&tnn< Yea take Tie
hss&s rsgzrkess Il uA<re 4 . lsczte1
yea j1ss h4s< % Rss Il yoa 6asiae
b hziAi "a dif<rsn, ySs Pirk 81 yo1r
hsss u q cAose~ resS3ence 6striet- wh<rs
IN n<srAk-nrs II te1ay xsA h. the
neirfhsrs - tsrserrv<. where sanitary
ound;tRrs sr~ tn ssss. sh<rs prupsrsy
vsls-s is<rs4se wifk sh< psssing of
sisze: thce 4 yes kaven't@ney eau,Eh
. earn va tkru witk tn e1iAkng.
49, lssyAren- h ~iIl tuilt pee = ho1e
Eay kid yoa wsnt AID ys1 en- pay
IN ske r~ns. Wars ysa are tara ths
>nrss i yo1rs. ~ kocsssn . sa<sA m
nrixAkors arr - yoar Rag 1ni 20
hzre h2a several wears Il ks~n< c1rh-
ssrs. II une - start = nsE. dnn't
pss q &C. CaA AID VA - expAzin go
pA..s - yaa yso sr~ m sse<r e 20
wN1t
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A. l. hASy has sbco' ntreea ssrs~
* e<ans % jag pc<snelit' Pa.es
NC. Szith as .ls9s = scrss q
eros< = ant Il : sare boxing a..
Ss. SnitA A.s sbour ~ s~ss Il
erops tat ars rAksAg fer sAssi1S
RR. putehes ) aaiax ssne eieaEins
e. ~ sszrsrs srtsoc Il Ansi
-, N. r.ss ,.-sA a., rsu,~ md
~ erops u rs ssSs-isy Are hekis<
ens.
"A n u,.,.,..,.s = se,s;,v a., n ~.
- a.. -. ..s,,.r,,,, !, -.
-. a. =. -.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

In sucaraanes xith lao TIE n1zhsr-
IA e al rssssencss and tses n De@iaz
i raing forx1ra rhe ortinznor -
p4s>ed ~ tke cusnca uxzt mao eject
Wednesday Ard xzyos Coro<u has ~
pasased v1R.naf<Asz 4 Re&<ng % d
the uork ard a gus uizhs1s szying ];
uiA BE 6sn< SUBSTANTIALLY ard welA
II bsys ars under eoa.s prescribed
by tke cs1nck. . prscnzrssu hzrdly n<s-
eszary. sxcsPs tat Il gives seasd as
sGrancs - psussrsy swuers
II erknsne< presrrss<s tat Tx
PERSIA sppsinsed ~ ~ ecunua sha1
nssify IL sxn<r - z<xzs e sny ho1se
wAzt sks nu-her sh<resf b and th4'
So e<rer 81 xxsns sAan have ~
nzz1zr AIRED n = crnsrscanus r1sce y
fxrres ~ hzs th1n = inchrs n
kei<hk- sitkn sfse<n oars q such ~
uE<2fion The orir1nre Ekx~sR pso-
rasss thsr Ne sad sppoinse<s skzAl b.
prssz<<ee - 80 al shzl hzre M
r;rAs - &kcs ske sale q ns&s al
esrZA fxsrss q ~ size proxstsd -
ME
Af,er . ~ e sc<respcr'3sncs an;
clrzsasFalie exp<u& vailNnt<kzm 4
R<aanE ksss ><i<<s<1 <zre zs1ni-auu
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28


he Gihsons have gore % the Line
ranch for . month
p. Z Kern Of Il Paso visited lola On
the twenty-shird 10 'esk after ms sx-
tsnsiss Interests n the ne'gheorhccd-
Don't forget 70 come 70 the pie social
at the schsoIho1s< On the 18th. Il )
ro;nr 10 b a i've o<se.
So. oh u,o.,,, around here ssy
the lsstrce fson the D~nse garden :
the finest they have s<sn anywhere.
Carat ca. r.,.a . x,l,r.. l.s.
50 IA tim .ri hrUurh, /, boue
a. - Ia, R..hsr ssfs.r,n, frru
-, ! eslf =. sAou,d s.v.
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w "a ,A.n.. -.
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-. - - - -. !,
-. - :.
-.....-- -
t f1'hsf q ~< @ W" snsA. :
ssauas @ in< 90 ~
n1n ssn'A osP1 = $500 !.
>e<.'1' ~ ~ ~ -
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The Dsmins lnvineiblss took the
scalps Of San Marials crack players
just like peaches and cream. They ae-
snaIly put veto On any Of them get
ting 70 third base. Several Of the
more daring San Narcisls started for
shird bag. but never put their feet into
anything like dangerous proximity.
Nerlhans pitched the first SIX innings
and made ncioe like enc. two. three.
Bixler then went IN the box and kept
the pare 20 the end Of the ninth.
Carter severely wrsnehed his shout
DIR while practising bat a the boys
needed him behind the bat and IN order
10 pils up the ssorcs Tor Dcming. he
Just naturally vsnt in and caught the
game 81 his life without an error. The
fellows who helped pile up the elsven
scoe< were Henry RAithel. ID; Pierce
Hughes. u: Bud Piper. 80; Anderson.
$: c. Hughes. n: George Watkins. ef;
I'd Piper. Il.
festares Of the game were hercs
Hughes s-bsgzer. Carter's and Wat
kins' hard hitting and good dcubis
play By the visitors
Following d The Official score:
i2S&567ss
San Marcial- e0000eeeo--
Dsming eoSoSS2e'-n
Batteries MeGrath and vail; Nord
kaus. Bixler and Carter
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

nem'ns vas ta<offN Niih fef3
.''ess=e' s'-t Nes'ssN'as .sssfnoon.
~ thter - tne > n'AknAsst -ro 3
: insult 'hefe = ~ 'nesea.<d 'ss''nH q
is'sns'''''sss nst~esH 'ns A'mo.ss -
's> ''a 'ne ~ f"'''va" NAV = '''ns
50 n''n y 's>s''p "s southwest
party nsa''sa ne new INVASION
'''-ss'.e''.e'' = ns'tsfs o'''''ss *'''
k'Hef = y "@'ns~s o'o assistant
e" st's anu pns7'ks. aks"'
~ y" e'~.f - - ''
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

Oes- RsAA i rss $50 own<r q ths
Eetsr CsnfsSti>s<ry ssoek and WI
sysn unsi<r N nasns = H. --S1ezr-
Bszl'' - Sssnrhsy. 1usy - A new
Ard rsnpsste NJ e snpzes sshsrrs
.n.i sxzrs has be<u srAerrS and every
Iksex - h. ronka<se1 n Ne Rakh
~ saniazEy zna inxiting. O~R ~
nsun<ss . 80 ~ Srs&n e. Sztzr1zs
sza SunAss ess tat ms 10 sq1ak
san 3rinks al su@z<r hzUarssz ~
vsss ea,aR Tks prsxnie slzls are -
yer &rfssAl n< essning > s.rner-
~ sd yea are uTt.i0 insissd ~
rssn,<r ilz ~ 'SsszrBs<k - Pc
ssrsef
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ysAs c. w.s,s. cs<s 70 D<si.s. Ns~
N<xi<> seea.


Joan {. watsoa returned saturday.
from two weeks trip - New Mexico
and ms n4ny slsnSk N lths<a aud this
ceanty will lezrn with regret that be
csasempl2tcs aaesing 10 that conntry
n tn very neSr future. The city in
whick NJ. watsca xiil Aecxts = Dem
NJ. Ns~ Mexsca = csanty sest town
Situated isrs rspSzy drgcaoPing irrsssf-
"a agricultural section he will Be
associated n the law h1sin~ss nth
RslFA L. 10. ssa II STATE Highway
Connisiener ~ II Alma he En-
pets d besse ITHACA witk rs family
shout SePs<rsk<s lsl For the pes;
tkrs~ ard erse half wears Mr.. wst~o1
hNs heea associated with ExJulcs
Georce 2. Ssone n shR law IRA u
Stuns 4 wasSoa and n tins Tina b
has kecona< r~cagninr& - CO Il N
ms, prarniinE younx attsrn<ys q this
seSsiea a. ne state. On Wednesday
svsning u this w~ek Ithaa ChApt<'
Ne IL =. 4 A. n .; thar regular
csnwsztsoa. gave u bSnsr u Mr..
Wsfsss- a sFAszdsa esn4net with Gov
en- l.ia fsr eixksy A, ~hich uz< Mr.,
wstsea ~.s Prssn,ed sith t~saufa
cAes1 u silver - a tcksr u th< hixt
re<zrd and ESTEEM IN ~Aieh Mr.. watsos
i h<ll ALMA Nichig~n. R<cord
Mr. Natss1 w1s N nemng rrcsnzl,
and ~ GEsrsbc s<ntnred ~ prOphe
q a hat tizne tkAs Il Gas easy fo'
kiz - essrk ske sFiris II ~ Ss1th
wsst sna ~ czsSht Gsod fer Wat
49, Gaed fsr nsaing
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

Lnst-Ladies' sis~. guAa op<n-fa<s
watch. rihhon tsA sod shsrn- Miss
Ara SnsmaksE's n1ne q inssse CO.
hnser lssss a Cl.rk's Creery.
Lass rsd ~. pssy. hrau.ssd On
IN hiR 7 uisk = ear ssrO~ eossOu..
kinasr pasAs~ ncify Reg n Perry and
rsosise Nwzra s,,s
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

- = -AN4IAAAA|Z.
uspsrtEent Il the lnterias. q. s LAID
uinee AZ las CFuccs. New Nexiok
% July - 1871.
Notice i hereby given that Dusxht
z ksnnho q lola. n. ~. uh.a "a
Ssept U. ISIS. ms3e horncsseai enfry.
Ma e<>N for uef: secfson 81
township -, rsnEe ioE. n 4 p Mers3
@A has nied nnl1ce II ineension n
l.ske hnsl cpmmatation pss,of 8 esfab-
-. sls.m g ~ lard ah2ge dezcriheA
eefoe r. \. NeKeyes. Z. = Cnmnis-
sss<,, :, psalinx. NV Nexhco e. rke
Ia daS u Ssp<luhxr. 1911
. S.klHan< e<naes - uitrssses.
ws|1sm v. liasiI.s II lols Nm
~-1< y k4NaAo
Robert Eeeizni
a. h hsk1xn
LISA coSzAlNs Rex'sszr.
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Men ko.xt -. f,&.~.1..- - -
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LA .. n 1as< - yuur Gsssrr-
= =. - : - - - II =
"a kissls ass<ns - = = sssr en-.
best osesurszrre.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-07-28

|IfVAt4 800. tGl011- T-3s - +f@#*@
See W. H. Rue for moving safss.
Phcne a. isl
Thoroughbred jersey bull for service. |
i. :. Atsins stfl
lo-room rooming house and ls lots
for sale BY Rogers 4 White. 4
W. II. Rue will unload your ears.
An kinds Of drayine. Phone ~
Nice room for tws WA. board cheap !
Mr.. Carney. corner Platinum and Pop
lar. ~
Sanzre has rented houses in Deming
for six years and Is still in the business
Special prices on player pianos and
Grsnds. ~. n. Crawford
For good mich COWS see George P.
Watkins.
Try a nice cut Of steak At Stump q
Hinyarfs.
Qualities tell and prices sell al the
Mimbrcs Valley Lumber Co.
Go see Mimbres Valley Lumber Co.'S
stock and get prices before building.
Fur sale leo acres Of land. See
Pierce Hughes. 3ptf
The Matthews and Ovsrnan Studio Is
located permanently On Silver avenue
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-04-21
BIG BIRDSONG.

Mrs. Nancy Fowler visited Mrs
C. NJ. Hatley Monday.
Babe Smith, who visited G. M.
Hatley Sunday, reports that they
are getting we'll of the measles.
John Hatley visited his brother
here Monday. There is always a
welcome for you, John, and we
were glad to see you.
Ask Bob Nunnery if he planted
corn the other day. If he did, l
am afraid it will be drowned out
unless the rain discontinues.
G. NJ. Hatley and A. G. Hatley
were in Camden on Monday. The
latter purchased new cotton plan
ter while there, but the water is
most too high now to use it.
The backwater from Tennessee
River is as high as it has been in
six years. The river has been ris-
ing steadily for sometime, but ac-
eording to reports Tuesday the
water is at standstill.
I will close, with best wishes to
all the readers of The Chronicle
and it's dear editor.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-04-21
FRIDAY, APRIL q, 1911.
FAXON.

Mrs. Z. G. Wynn returned home
Monday from Henry Station.
Rev. G. w. Florence preached
an instructive sermon here Sunday.
II. III. Fitzsimmons and wife of
Big Sandy are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. M. A. Fitzsimmons has
been visiting at GAINESVILLE few
days.
Miss Lura Andrews of Big San
dy is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mrs. Mary Picker and daughter
Miss Hattie, were in Big Sandy re-
Gently.
Mrs. Blanche Mobiles and son
Hillary, of Point Mason, were here
Monday.
Mrs. Addie Bedwell and Miss
Lizzie Parker were at Big Sandy
Monday.
George Dowdy and family of
Big Sandy visited relatives here
Sunday.
Robert Cooper and family of Big
Sandy visited Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. P. Allen visited
their son Ernest, at Erin the first
of the week.
Rev. T. F. Saunders preached a
very deep and interesting sermon
at Crooked Greek Sunday, at IL
o'clock.
Master Eugene Davidson claims
the championship as hawk shooter,
having killed one (his first one) at
the distance of rs yards Monday.
Rev. William Collier will preach
next Saturday night at Lindsey's
School house. Crooked Greek Sun
day at ii o'clock a, m. and Faxon
at 3 D. m. Let all who can, come
and hear him.