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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-03-10

Several people here are suffer
ing with bad colds at present.
Carl Anderson and his brother
Melton and wife have come to
this place to make their home.
Mrs. Anderson is Mrs. Minta
Craner's daughter. They come
from Thornton, Idaho.
Henry Jenkins and wife and
John Finch and wife are visiting
At the home of c. L.. Jenkins.
Henry home il at Menard, Ida
no. He has extensive lands at
that place. He is Mr.. Jenkins
brother. Mrs. Finch is also a
sister of Mr.. Jenkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Finch live at Soldier and
has been in the hotel bushes for
several years.
The ward reunion that was to
be held the 22d of February was
postponed until further notice.
Mrs. Guy Beecher from Elba is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Ellison.
Ray Craner and family have
moved back to their home in the
Sd ward. They have been living
in Marion the past winter.
Enc Lavoo from Willow creek
was in Oakley yesterday. He
said his wife, who has been suf-
fering with cancer of the stom-
ach for some time, was not
much better.
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News From Marion

Rama Sessions who has been very sick
with pneumonia is is improving.
Ray Craner who has been living in
Marion this winter has moved back to
his home in Locust.
Elveris Sessions had to return home
from school on account Of sickness at
home. He has been attending school in
Logan, Utah.
Mamie Pickett of Burley is up on
business. He says times are quiet in his
burg, but thinks they will liven up this
spring.
Mrs. Robert Smith has been danger
ously ill all this week.
The people of this ward are expecting
grand time on the 18TH of this month
he program Is all arranged for the oc-
casion.
| understand that our school will be
out in two weeks.
We are glad to note that the bishop of
this ward, A. C, Smith, is gradually get
ting stout again.
Moses Smith is the deputy Assessor in
this valley this year.
Some of onr farmers have already be-
gan to pillow.
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GEORGE MYRES
Creditors Notice.

Estate of Edwin Tadlock de
ceased. Notice is hereby gwen.
that Letters of Administration on
the Estate of Edwin Tadlock
deceased were granted to the
undersigned on the 9th day OF
Feb. by the Probate Court Of
c $ a County. All persons
having claims against said Els
tate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance, at Oakley.
Idaho, within four months after
the date OF this notice, or they
shall be forever barred.
Dated this 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1911.
E. S. Tadlock,
Administrator
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Advertised Letters.

The following letters remaining
uncalled for in the postoffice in Oak
ley, Cassia county, Idaho, will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office, Wash
ington, d. c., if not called for be-
fore Monday, March Is, 1911:
Horace FERN, Chas. H. Curtis
Robert Gee. (Sent d, l.. o.
When calm { for the above letters
please say Advertised"
l.. j. ROBINSON, P. M.
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ing was grand success and fine
program was rendered. Many out
of-towp guests were present and
grand ball in the evening.
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Oakley Village Election

The village election for Oakley
will be held April 4. II any op-
position to the present board is
to be made it has not become
apparent as yet, no candidates
having announced to contest the
various village offices.
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Commercial Club Meeting,

At the C numerical club meeting
Wednesday evening eight new mem
bers were enrolled and much bust
ness was transacted. Owing to the
Haight banquet and the various en-
tertainments many were excused
but enough were left to conduct a
very interesting and profitable ses-
sion.
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Notice of Stockholders
Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
annual stockho ders' meeting of the
Farmers Commercial and Savings
Bank will be held at the bank. March
%, 1911. for the purpose of electinp
board of directors for the ensuing
year and transacting such other bus
mess as will come before the meet
ing.
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THE "HIGH" MAN.
In Water Meter-Soft pedal on the
last line.

With apology to newiy-elected watermaste r
DeLamar
When the snow is on the mountains
and the slush is under foot,
And Oakley streets are flooded with
the DRAWINGS from the cut;
Then you get your water freer, as
the Lord intended SIGH,
For there're no dishonest grafters
on the Lords celestial ditch.
And election of the fittest is prom
ised in His book,
And our earthly hoggish Krafters
would not even get look;
But you can bet your bottom dollar.
when the general roll is called,
The only water they will get will be
water that'll scald.
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Local and Personal.


Mrs. Geneva Haight visited Twin
Falls for a few days, first of the
week.
Fresh Pork wanted at the Peoples
Union. 1Oc per Id. dressed.
Mrs. M. z. w. Halverson returned
Tuesday from a several weeks visit
to California.
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
Golden Rule Store. Oakley.
Born-In Bellevue, Ida., Friday,
Feb. "a, 1911, to the wife of j. ].
Gray, boy.
20 percent discount on Furs at
Mrs. Halverson's
The First Ward held big reunion
Tuesday night, at Anona hall, "
honor of Senator Haight.
FOR RENT-One modern 4-Toom
apartment rent. Apply Jos. Meqham.
Ray Ellison has returned trom
Provo, where he has been whiting
at his home for the past few moAths.
FOR SALE-Household goods for
sale cheap. Enquire at Herald ofNe
ce.
G. G. Larson returned from a
business trip to Boise the early part
of the week.
FOR SALE-H g h grade Estey
organ for sale, reasonable price.
Address Farley Bates, Oakley, Ida.
Register for the Oakley village
election, to be held on April 4. Mrs.
Estelle Jack, at Jensen's Cash Store.
When you have rheumatism in your
foot or instep apply Chamberlain's Lini-
ment and you will get quick relief 1t
costs but quarter. Why suffer- For
sale by Oakley Pharmacy. -
]. R. Gerard went to Marion yes
terday, for the Snake River Imple-
ment Co., to install an engine for
Moses Smith.
The most common cause of insomnia
Is disorders of the stomach. Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct
these disorders and allow you to sleep.
For sale by Oakley Pharmacy.
In the election for watermaster
held here Monday, Jno. DeLamar of
Marion won over A. A. Tanner by
a vote of SO to Is.
If you have trouble in getting rid of
your cold you may know that you are not
reating it properly. There is no reason
Why cold should hang on for weeks and
t will not if you take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. For sale by Oakley
Pharmacy.
Mrs. j. l.. Alexander and Mrs. w.
Il. Poulton had butter wrappers
printed at the Herald office this
week for their fine dairy product.
TO RENT-Either 40 or so acres
If land 2 IL miles west of Burley.
Cheap for cash. Plenty of water.
Call on or address C. w. Dayley,
Basin. Idaho. got
Elmer Meacham is preparing to fix
up his residence property near the
Academy, and will put in cement
walks and otherwise beautify it.
Mrs. Henry Voyce has been i'll
with typhoid since the birth of her
child two weeks ago, but is recover
ing.
John w. Sickelsmith, Greensboro, Pa.
has three children, and like most child
rem they frequently take cold. ave have
tried several kinds of cough medicine
he says, "but have never found any vet
that did them as much good as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy" Fer sale by Oak
ley Pharmacy.
Harry j. Buchanan has contracted
for hauling the car of coal received
by the Cassia Stake Academy few
days ago.
Ulysses Burch of st. Anthony, an
at the dam. was discharged
from the Oakley Hospital, where he
had been under treatment, a few
days ago.
Mrs. c. L. jenkins, our Locnst
was badly injured by
a fall fortnight ago, but fortunate
" no bones were broken, and she
s recovering.
C. L. Haight and wife went to
Burnley Wednesday, to attend a ball
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The man who, in ringing the bell
at the Cassia Stake Academy a few
days ago, by mistake turned in
the fire alarm, meant no reflection
on the students and faculty.
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Lost.

One brown horse, FIVE years old, weight
about 500 pounds; has star in forehead
branded N on left hip; foretop shave
Oft when he went off about four weeks
ago; was shod Will pay reward.
EDFORD HOLBROOK,
IA Burley. Idaho. ,
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l.. D. COWAN
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
Licensed SURVEYOR

Graduate OF the State College OF Colorado
Class OF 1901, Has license to do land Survey.
lag An idaho. Expert in subdviding sec
lions and describing legal subdivisions OF II
settlon Five years experience in C Ia
work. VIII be around Oakley for . few
weeks before beginning work on an irriga-
tion project that will probably take three
years.
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Wanted to Trade

40 acres irrigated land on Minidoka
Project, for horses and cattle. Farm
under the gravity ditch, all plowed,
three payments made, good hodse,
barn, all fenced, good well, 10 acres
IN timothy and alfalfa.
Parties interested inquire of w.
L. Newton, Hepburn, Idaho.
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State of idaho, 90.
County of Cassia


January 23rd, 1911
To j. f. Tatro; You are hereby notified
that have expended four a. hundred dol
lars In labo: and Improvements upon the
Copper Pot group OF mining claims consis-
ting OF the Copper Pot, Sunbeam star and
Moonlight AS will appear by certificates fled
in the County Recorders office OF tins coun-
ty. said mining claims are situated In Land
Canyon, Dolomite Mining District. Cussiil
County, Idaho.
In order to hold said premises under tho
provisions of section 2;i24 Revised Statutes OF
the United States, being the amount re-
quired To hold the same for the year ending
December 3Ist, 1910 and OF within ninety
days after this notice by publication, YOU
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
OF such expenditure as co-oWner your In
terest In said claims will become tee prop
erty of the subscriber under said section
2324
GEORGE MYRES
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Notice..

! have one .yearling bay colt, stripe
in face; two hind feet white; no brand.
Owner can have same by proving prop
erty and paying charges. W. M. READ.
Valley View, Idaho, Feb. 10, 1917.
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Page 582:
Z ss DsSL ss' r. %9 b RSa'ss
no. ss7, dated NpyApRer 27th. 1872,
t tpy faSIhGtesS d ne DisEiet Court IT,
|Bfazoso eoahty, f'exass I2ba 3HT 20
y Decree OF partition In the suit OF
VIM. z Dunlap 8gaifi3t E the oheifsH i0H N
Alexander Dunlap, No. 997, dated
March, 18th, 1873, and recorded IN Vol. /.
|E, rage 100, minutes OF the Df6trfu :
Court or Brazos County, TexasSW . ~
Bond for ttle from William Dunlap a
Ito Hugh Mcdowell, dated May 18th,
1859, duly executed and recorded in
Power q attofney from A. ). Nc
Doweil TO VIM. Dunlap, dated Septem-9
Iber 9Th, 1873. duly executed ana err
leorded in ypIiiP, Page 260;ejsa
II Deed from VIM. Dunlap, attorney
Yin fact to MichaeLSymms, dated April
l9th,o1S75, duly executed and recorded
in VOL. p, Page 437: rn9I eGC
Deed from Vine Dunlap TO- George
lSymms, dated April Ord, 1873. duly ex-
Iecuted and recorded In Book T,
4 Page 50;sl 9 1s3no9 iiiw slsdlJosoDE
/. Deed a from 81 George Symms m tod.
Michael Symmss dated July 10th, a 874 ~
Iduly executed sand recorded in Book
llP, Page "a; sIDoeo 9yn9blss.
4 Deed from William Dunlap to
Michael Symss, dated April Bird, 1873,
duly executed and recordednin Vol. %,
Page 130;iob 4oa eallefI ri aiqo9d anllse-
/ Deed from B, M. Cugd ct al. to s. w.
Meredith, dated November goth. 1905,
duly executed and recorded In VoI.A2S
Page SID; noijslolf ~ s33s j3ofo iia
| All Of the, above described deeds, pat 4,
tents and powers of attorney are re
i corded Id the Deed Records OF Brazos
lCounty, Texas, in the books and at
1.-THE pages heretnbefore set-out, and
notice Is hereby given that either the
loriginal instruments or certified copies
thereof of all the instruments set out
lin plaintiffs chain OF title will be in
ttroduced In evidence upon the trial OF
Ithisl cause. ssbs di0d no sieimsgik.
Hlaintiif further alleges that he does
,lnot know the nature Of the claim OF
little of the said defendants to said
Hand and premises, and II they claim
Isaid land and premises under muni-
ments of title plaintiff Is not informed
| lof them or the nature OF them esea4sn
n
tplaintiff prdys that the defendants
u herein named . be Dotted in the terms
of, the lawoto appear and answer this
ID petition. and that upon final hearirs
hereof he haze Judgment. against the
said defendants, and each Of them, for
the title and possession Of said land
Il and premises, that writ Of restitution
"A Issue divesting title out Of defendants,
II and. each of them, and oyesting title
: lin plaintiff to said land and premises,
j and for his damages and costs OF suit,
II and such other and further relief, gem
Il eral and special, as at-iaw-or in equity
D he maybe entitledeto receive GIT
Herein fail notr but have before
4 said Judicial District Court, at ITS
laforesaid next regular term, this writ.
n with your return q thereon showing
r how YOU have -executed-fh
, Witnessed w. Barron Clerk OF the
9 District II Court of d 5Brazosj County;
L Given under my hand, and the seal OF
said court, at Office in Bryan, this the
! Both day of June, A. D. 1911. boo "
II ISeall ]. W. BARRONasosC
.iClerk District eust, .-Rrazos County.
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acffon Tar AID nronerfv, n anv fhc,
bad9 Chad accrued ltdthe above named
lytv NV I,,n; t ,odnr re statn yp
Al iimitation ~ f,e State o'fi',TTexas az
hr9Il lf1ve 78hd 't49in4s yaars wfIicR he
reljss un3nDat Ie4Il Al f,bdf, III 4 yel.6r,I
titleiIandd aaid 'sfat,itex a. limitation
arc hereby esnecialIy pleaded lin snp-
port ,. 81 Plslpti5s record title To SAD
piA;nfIif ifd14h4fd alleges nfhat sSt
boIls gaid, land and Ibrsmises s,Indei,
lfbe,f ollowine chain OF title. dto.wit;, 8.
i, Patent from. the state OF Texas, 10
Robeqrf SfeDbenson. assignee ~ An.
drew d. Houston. dated MAY 2srd,
1885, duly executed and irecordededh
Title ,hond ar ,aer4ement from Rob.
! erf ngfegnIh4nuson ID Gideon Walker
dated lMarrh 25rd. fgsgfduly @xgent4d
ana racordad inpVo1y DeIPaee rs 40 II
~ Rnnd, for fatle sfrom't Gideon walker
III Jamas NJ price. dated Februar,
9th '7l11lS40v qdRnYvv ,eux.egcuted and Recorded
In Book b. PAGE 55..os eoal4Ds 10 shi
A. f,eAdr infromo yamesoyM bPrioe nctc
IMichaeL Symmsy dated, Maya Bird. 1859
! dnlv erecmted. and recorded In, Vol. d
Page Goa. 'h7l i''r1' ~ s'lr'1 w " ~
\ B6ndb forv thfe from (sideoff Wake,
tonWiUiarn pyPrin4Qi dated Feljruary
oath 1874 duIysexecuied and, recorded
lin Vol r page les:
Transfer Of b6nlf~for~titte from w
IC. Price 10 LIB. Ceoka dated MAY Ord
ES45- duly -executed and recorded il
JRo6T RJpaee 1sgvH 5TV5o III
| transfer of bond for title from Isaa,
IT. Cook m rjllesnia p Reed datet
Jann,llaryV 3Isf fg49. duly Executed aflt
RECORDED in Vol. B' Page 2S9; b
Nj Deed iifrom Z 6, m Reed to yAlichas
j svmms dated Sentember 30th 1s5e
| duly executed and recorded In Vol d
Pare 1509 s'l5I 's7Ytln hFloN pr
ib Decree in the suit OF Elizabeth Coe
.lexec,It,dk AGAINST Harrison q Greg,
lief all, No 'l0:,. dated Spring, Term
Il1S56 and duly recorded in Vol, i
1paee 29O, District rourt Records B
y BrSzosI Count ye Texas.id sheoJ boot
ID Decrae in lfbessuif tofr FIlizabetb, Co
let ali against Harrison Gregg, admin
illustrator. No. 105. dated Fall Tern
! 1885 and duly recorded in Vol. (
: PAGES sif setl sea I0f fiie iDistff. OouI
minutes of Bisizos County. Texas, AN
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II ~ - ~" neignH .rsnsdoDSl II IN
MIR. and MS. fountain Tender Lawn,
Party comp'Im%sypytsarry gto irlheilrs
II Daughter o...o. a.ou ~
A pleasurable event Of the week for
DE young people or Monday ezepinpggI
Vas he lawn party given by Mr.. and
Nrss- e. Fountain, which was Char
dc6frized by gracious and unstinted
Aokpitalfty and .uhhstiall attractivetless.
t'lIs handsomes and, enjoyable affair
Ta3 planned In compliment to Miss
frances Fonntainnwho was expected
vi e on, Monday, afternoon after a
tens absence, and the great pleasure
9f meeting again with this charming
3n0 lovahle y oung girl was olpoksdh for
KWd to by theIinyited guests as being
I'D most enjoyable part of the enter
taMment, but unfortunately she was
dnhyed in arriving until Wednesday,
-sol5er absence that evening was the
ot4 unpleasant feature of the occa-
HE social functions at this home
ain always graceful and the atmos-
ptMre paiqeatSa Nith hosMtaligPnd
wScoms.l Eiohn hfst 10 last the fullest
arMcipatiops of pleasure was realized
F;wn before tiie ghestg had iifted the
la4h of the yard gate they felt the
yMmth of h6spAalRs md 1]eyousness
fpwtust ssisyondRwas heardz,thes say
lhpsAtsr sel earlier participants Qpits
a Hleasant diversion OF the evening
a trip to the Dixie theater, where
IN amusements of this place were en-
juXed A merrier or more congenia
duwd could scarcely have been found
al linden the chaperonage of the hos'
a# Rostess Che time was most delight
llhmy spenaoeib i'usGd lnsl no.
Aferb returning otonthe q Fountain
Ia 3hei (Which WAS brilliantly lightet
lam beautifniy decorated, the guests
he Refreshed by che serving OF
se]icioag9iee COURSE with angel food
IIEe 9entertsihment was most artistic
lam devised and fdHy sustained Mr.
taml Mrs Fountains reputation fol
| bnliant entertaining. $40 Ioi 2aied'
,oi .sliyi9e IAAA-0 bnr wM
Mes and petsonals--zl ,GAn0m S2si
AIfiaahd, Mrs. Goa Adams hons
Va the scene Of merry gathering
lIhursdayl evening when their charm
a. daughter. Miss Lila Adams, en-
teitained the Junior Embroidery Clu|
ana number of boy friends witt
AS "tangled party" in compliment Il
Miss Pauline Scale. Of Benchley
iiroinpsIy al llSe party hours the Joy
iuus laughter of the happy crowd -eoul'
be hsaEd within the rooms and on IN
llawnS 81 this pretty home. TIE fascl
lnatfng pastifnes of sttangled game
| formed the mode OF entertainment
and merrily was the time spent.
novel way offending partuew for tn
evensng Tss- BY meanspof stretchlpg
\ whix kls,M serpss he opening b'
ftwe@A So ICONS, andthe 'sOye-e
ing the girls by their shadows on tn
cloth. The affair was one orthe mos
pleasing OF the week. and an invita-
ton from Miss Lila is ever a sigma
IlM29 ple'apt y4e. sR s9s osHt5 7
cream and cake were served. Mr.
{ Adams apd he, plessins 1ltpe hostseSS
fnniv if6 9fs9fff33S511 q
~ -, - z Il III Z "a WI Va
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are acharmjng entertainers, and gave
" guests evening fpll q plsaaA''

are charming entertaipers, and gave
z tI|sif spsstF evening fvll q plsesas-
ffs1smmoo sneIc b9lolypbe 81 Illn .ooj
Miss Ruth Boatwright gave, gave an eenr;;
joyabls lawn party at the elegant
home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. O., Boatwright, on Tuesday evening
for the members Of the Junior EN-
broldery Club apd other friends, IN. N,
Guiding many boys, This home Is ap
ideal place to entertain, the residence
being spacious and the lawn beautiful
and extensive, with Q young hostess astsesA'
charming aad hospitable, who mad made
the evening one of genuine pleasure
for her m many guests, who WEI were IN made tt1
merry with many guessing games The s
evening. was made pleasant BY the, ire
duent serving Of delicious punch, Miss Miss
Annie BELL Bate having charge Of the
punch table, The, AFFAIR was concluded
BY the serving Of cream a. and 4 a alrlgel
1909 Ifskeilt is elid@ .s9uborq sld
Miss Allie, Conway has been spend
Ing the summer months very pleasant
y by visiting in the homes q. thr re-
former Bryan girls. who, are married t
how and making their homes In o 9the
towns. Her first visit ,Yas to Mrs. GU GU
Moore, nee Miss Elma HaTrbers, Of ofl1 De
kalb; then she visited Mrs. 7, l1.,l'.e,
kips, nee Miss Daisy Astin. PIT, f Mc n
heyi and she is now the guest Of Fl, Mrs Mrs
| NV F. Hoppess, nee Miss Loulaa c SIl
ter Of Hillsboro where she Is g reie9eiy
ing many social iccourtesiess, easlnldfio q
Thursday Mrs, Hopes rendered 4
large garden party In her dhhoo honor, o ii.
4 sHool sygBls ode iGdi .naqsL 10 20
| An event, WHICH was most hearth
lenjoyed took place on We sdhnle ga
evening when Miss, Myrtle James en-
tertaInedq "a ! large number Jof he
(frlends, with lawn parry in h, honor Q
Miss, Pauline Scale az the home o., he
parents,i Mr., and Mrs. ", T; James nees
miss Myrtle is, always pleasant as as "a a
entertaiper and made this opffIccaassito
Iespecially delightful and her effort
to make all have a good time ay wer
] abundantly successful. The beautifr
| and spacious lawn, Where the guest
we're entertaineds was made ,cpmforti
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ID Social ' c { SC G: / /.

~>~>-~<~~~~~~~~~ u--~~-<
i rs. Il Harris Announce En-
ement qf,'TheIr Daughter, Miss
N Hsrrya 70 pHlssitIsttyPt|
bore
lbf the most delightful or re-
ent$ ana lope lbE tho Surprises
[ season. Mas the Beautiful an
hept party on Wednesday afta
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
arris when The engagement or
ma i4arris to2'Dr. Bartlett, 5of
was announced the wedding
J, place J In j Noyemberis The,
Beeret WIS SO, profoundly kept
one5present even suspected. It,
weddings are, always interest
ety always feels an interest interest in
and brides-elect, so this an
ca4S lnl hfshasits Of a
fe surprise, and when this IN
lon will ShatS bsahi Received by
Friends 1t will elicit many pleas
bressions OF congratulations to
ling people which wifi be buth-
hnd sincere.
Invitation list to this notable al
GUIDED ~ large nnmberAof girls
fe the NEAREST ands closest
as friends. Being. invited to
las supposeaAto peap afternoon
on, the girls arrived on time
Pre oordhlly t9et kenSyhe wide,
brch Of the iiospitabie home by
arris and daughter, Miss lrma.
mid the pretty Arrangement of
me palms and ferns the guests
eryedto ioeaea and ssliiwiches
seH Winnie Thomas and Mary
Up to this time the guests
I'D not the least idea of any
out of the ordinary and the
love secret was kept intact until
ests were invited into the par
iss Malcolm McInnis In her
styieltdld ap lanHsRasin@T way of
IRA company THAI bad Just ar
n Bryan and that Trina had en-
their services as means OF
on to her guests. Then the slid
prs leading into the diningrodm
hrosn open, spd fhsgests az
was attracted by a pretty
BIS of girls composed of Misses
an,es, Emily Tho,mas Malcolm
S and Irma 1HSrris standing
the dining table, NIL ntfparing
cking picnic lunches in baskets
gh they were getting ready fqr
b, outing. The plot Of the Play
pted Miss lrma as mistress oil
lse. the postinan jhstshating ar
he mistressb mail-fsas brought
on a tray by her maid, Mrs,
x Wick. The girls at once began
hire who II was from, as she
ceived a letter every, day ad'
In the same man 3 Handgrit.
En- threatening to open the let
he refused to tell the contents
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