davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
loMER urrLEeY.

yery. very hot We are needias
rain
W. D. Talley and wife we're Mex
lno visitors Wednesday
Miss Ruth Tailey Of near Wozoes
ter spent a feE days with her asst.
scar szata Fe.
jim Bridgsord % near Santa Re. Is
very sick
The D~rotrscted meeting 4 Santa
70 Will close Monday night. There
we're g additions
Maggie McFaoin is spending a few
days with her uncle n family near
Santa Re.
Clyde Marshall Of near Mollno. got
kiekea ~ home ohe other day.
HoLiNo.
Mr. and Mrs. ROber Montgomery
ard children and Mrs. Palmer and
children Of CeHtralia were guests Of
R. l. Helzer and family Sunday.
Miss Amy Cowherd returned to
her home at Santa Fe Monday after
several weeks visit wiki her sister,
Mrs. Porter Cauthorn.
VIII Duncan and family are enter
tanning Miss Jewel Key Of Santa Fe
and Misses lillian and Florence Key
o. Bowling Green and Miss Duncan.
Miss Martha Cautho-s Of Mexico
spent a few days last week with
Peyton cauthorB and family.
Mrs. Matte Doody and daughter
q Mexico visited Sim and jim Greed
and families last week
Everett Adams and sister, Mise
Marian. also Grover White Of Mex
leo and yIise Eva Greed spent satur-
day afternoon With Miss Myrtle Bur
gess.
Mics Avis Bolts OF Mexico Is vish-
Ing friends and relatives hepe.
The ~protraoted meeting al Mt
Zion church conducted BY Rev.
ResFis as pastor and Mr. Gather as
singer VIII probably close tonight
They have had DO additions TO date.
One lady vii be baptazed this after
noon al 2:20 at Hsizer's Bridge, who
joined las fall and was away at
school until iaEsiy.
Tie RoEenz correspondent was mis-
Informed in regard 10 the baseball
game which took place a few weeks
ago AZ Centralia between Sailing and
Iolino. It was MoliBo that won the
game instead Of Sailing.
Sailing and MoAno teams played
ball u Sailing July p and Sailing
Won the game.
Saturday aug :. Sailing and Mol
no played at Mollno and Moino won
TIE game.
Hrs- Bowen ard son, Clayton, re-
70 their home In Kea4ucky on
Sunday. after a month's visit with
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Carl Thomas. WHO has charge Of
The D. & D. printing department al
Fulton with bis wife. is spending q
feH days rirh relatives n this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Borrs 10 H. + Haggsrd and wife.
AnEa Z a @rghseT. The baby is
deny nicely bVs The mOtha has bee.
in q critical @sa6itioa- Ste. however
was reported uBch improved Monday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

slr. and Mrs J. NJ Burbop and Mrs.
J. D. Niece. who have bsen visiting
u Den er, Colorado. arrived home
saadsy light and are much pleased
win their visit u The West.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

TIE formers daughters. Mesdsmss
Bowery and Burgess
Edgar Perm q Bear Ce1traliz Vas
The guest az Mss Ruth Heller satur-
day night and Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

i0Aie davidson and wife have re
turned % sheir home in Montgomer,
comfy aiseI q visit 70 her father Il
Ills city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
HOME FoR SAVINGS

eaie Is anything can be and pay
you better rate Of interest than
ne Government Postal Savings EYE
{ IA. See us.
gorth Nfssas,I Traas ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
ALMOST EQUAL TO A GIN

ALMOST EQUAL TO ""
IA ~ 1T OF interest to 80 in'V,
large Inc ofvehlclcs YOU
to see them to appreciate
Lave 10 pleasure yehicls-
Ferris & Caulas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

G. r czFk ais family, Chzriea
czrk and family ard Nra. Ned
Bodee aas sou. Eyand. attended The
birthday party q NrH Charles Ble6-
es Eag Tboupsoa. this week ana q
seagAefgl time was en5oyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

E5 Wash Dresses 30. Ez5 White Dresses
BE- EzS White Dresses E@ FIN white
HBa COisred Dresses fg05 Fredenazg and
Wffkfu4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
sep1Easil

Sproal Academy Private
opens Sept. 5. Grade ana ~ \
work in class or alone. Sr
voice, Piano. Business, and
Course.
Satisfaction guarantees
vidual attention. 229-l-l ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

2 H EE5adk E5o ES besz al :
hnSVE 4 = Lo-is Tor ssrs-zl Oars
is repoTxe5 II q ernszl ~cg76N5on-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Frank Bruce and family q Kansas
City, are visiting friends and rel
atiFes In Mexico and Audrain coun.
".
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

1&ZA L Ores las eo-e % s.
LoEaE "a BUSINESS and wEM 1u ~
TEA Mzz SEgZsz /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
NEW HOPE

Cassel hrstbers had a lay-on al
the brick yard Aom THURSDAY until
Monday.
Mrs AnLia Dolflns and daughter,
lot Nerco. visited relatives here re-
Gently.
Miss Eiae s.ck is visiting her
cousins q Mes.co this week.
The sFiter visited the Indians who
sere Iamped aea. leFe, and found
tlcE % - peaceful and happy, and
their leader tod TO writer there
would be no trouBie with them dur
iHg taes- stay here
G. h Dichey las Erished thresh-
ing and moved his engine back to
saw rig on Joe Consldine's place.
" f. Johnston Is very 81 Of fm.
A basket dinner was held at New
Hope Church the thh Sunday in
july Tsers was . large attendance
and spent q gleasaEt day. Beside
Tie basket ol1nef. there were two
dea5oas ordained, Nesfrs Gallop and
Blake. The ordination sermon was
preached by the fier. vannoy Of
certrsHa. ard ass mos impressive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Ca z1S Sc 1Ae Ezwzuk@@ Cora
1& a1ze azyzE a. LTLzNE
wlr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

NiS Lgy Wells has returned 20
Aer hoDs In Louisiana alter q yizk
20 tEjepts and relatives q this esT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
They cau't help 1t.

They cau't help It.
The VeIe buggies have a way of
standing up in hot, dry weather that
Is a marvel TO the trade. They are
made ri&ht and of the very best ma
terial.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Tissue GinghsrBs and Lawns al
that win appeal % you
Ricketts, 4 Emmons d G. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

EE1e szasaa q LozEsA WzF
Ia Nzsu O. us.r huan NuH
Esg
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
Ferris & Cauthorn

Mrs. Sue Dyson. Mrs. Gene by.
son and Mrs. Geo. Bremen visited
the family OF i. 7. Harris SUNDAY
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

&C. OK r-ss g. Ska ZEEZzg
EEuK CZ Ers g1g uaneT
E3Ehs q E--Es d G. Or
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

american Lady c0rcets. al the
Newest shape.
d2Wl Ricketts, & Emmous b. G. ca.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

C. l. eHch, q Noberly. vas IA
Mexico on BUSINESS sAls week. Mr.
Leteh Il a bridge -contractor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

B. Vi. WebS, formerly the Amer
car EETres Apeur here. visited ia
MeTSso this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

& 4 C. S7l1gz and sz CaA
z2 are hazs @uz 3 Z ~
3 Tsrz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
NOTICE NOTICE

Eesihning Friday, the nth. and
,oh''hning for 5 days. our line ~
embroidery flouncing, LANDINGS otto
al % per cent discount for cash.
Ricketts, & Emmons n q ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Ew Aass BeE@F And sa1 aE
R1sw=E zrs rz5azg EHsEas n.
ms carr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

e Nssb Goods l&.; &c. WASH GaB1s Mc
Ca rhoes nas fsg lawn WAISTS fiaE
FgeGeadaH A Wffktna.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

". J. Mason ard wife have re-
turned from = pleasant visit % xii
GA Mason and family a Pittaburg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

ia aE suErNzasE AL Tar s
EaEwzs 4 EzD11s 2 G CT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
500 Reward 500.

The readers ofthis paper will be pieasss n
learn that there IL at least one dreaded disease
et4,ges, and that is Catarrh. Halls CatarTh
Cnfeis the only positive cure known to the med
ical fraternity. Catarrh being q constitutionaI
disease, requires q constitutional treatmenf
Halle CatafTh Cure Is taken internally, acting
Directly up0nthe blood and mucous surfaces u
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
gdthe disease, and givingthe patient strength
by buldin up tho constitution and assisting
nature IN doing its work. The proprietors have
" much faith IN ita curative powers, that they
pher One Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
fails to cure. Bend for list OF testimonials.
Address, f.J. CHENEY &CO., Tolsde,O,
81 Bold bv Druggists, 75e.
HAlI'D Family Ptssls are she beat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

a n = s-A r
Is Nsare sAa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

wy DON'T YOU RETURN OUR
Wire siIetches. Any one having
cur Bits stEetchers for longer time
than rFo years IS urgently request
ID to return them, as other parties
arc wsii.ng for them.
Ferris & Cauiborn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

NEW NORTHERN SEED RYE
for sale. Car On the road noE. Get
IL your orders
WA Pollock Mll & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

a 6 T uuz or
raa C4lzv1T ouzr TBe@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Baz " zEslea Esraz AZ vs.
"a AHs al G5nrs aszgs=
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

SIX Cloves ezhow zzd WIS
hHgk We fl thsz
bscEetrs & E-1ozs .. G. CO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

lnN-s& E1N 81 a. &11EiL
Nu1A NlE T-uE c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

Remember, We take in old rigs on
2 tra9e fer new ones and pay what
they are actually worth. See our
Tine Wit
Tarrfa 4. CaWtbaru
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

II you want RAW BONE MEAL
fertilizer, you had better order now;
It will be hard to get later.
dwI VIM. Pollock Mil & Elev. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

boat fo-g@ or embr0l5ey sale,
begusizz the liza int
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

sa1 un -
B. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

RkEests a Eunons d C. c..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10

3. / RobisoH IS heme from a busl.
ness trip to Sc. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-08-10
Mexlco LEDGER RARx s

Ferris & cauthorn.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23

are not in the capitol twice a week ;
some never at all, while others make a
practice of lodging the issue and not
voting on questions unless there is some.
thing in it.
Our Legislature has been turned into a
farce. The peoples confidence has been
betrayed; treachery and treason 20
hand in hand, while graft and greed
stalks through our legislative halls with
fiendish grin on l.eir hellish counte-
nances. Justice is outraged; rights
tfampled under the cloven foot of the
beast; promises are disregarded; the
will of the people treated Will contempt,
and our state disgraced. For the sake
OF your wives and daughters, and for
the sake of the generations yet unborn,
we implore you to wake up and study
the social and political questions of the
day, and learn to vote intelligently, and
such conditions as these will be an i'm
possibility. We of the working class
have the voting power, hence are respon-
sible for the damnable conditions.
There is but one remedy: our entire
system must be changed, and socialism
is the force that will effect the change.
Give us the initiative and referendum
and recall, and we will put an end to
such farces as the present session of
the Legislature has Eeen.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23

your men together, just that long you
can consider you hold the winning
card. Don't be discouraged, boys; every
labor organization has had the same
trouble you are having. Your cause is a
just one and is right A cause .Aat le
just and right is worth suffering for and
practicing self-denial for. The men who
return to work now are forfeiting their
right to the respect of their fellow work,
ers. 1he minute you accede to .ur.
helly's demands and give up your union
and go back to work in his fatcory,
thereby becoming a servilc tool or an
humble servant, just that minute you
lose the respect of MIR. Kelly. No mat.
ter in what walk of life you may be
placed, remember that everybody re.
srects man who respects himself, and
will fight for his rights and privileges
The cloud may look dark now, but re.
member the old saying, "It is always
the darkest just before dawn" If re-
ports are true, Mr.. Kelly will have his
engine in working order by the last of
the week. Then he will have to do
something. You are forcing his hand
He will have to come to terms. Don't
be discouraged if a few of the weaker Of
your men go back to work. Just as long
as you can hold the majority together
You have the advantage. Six or eight
men out of eighty are not many. They
can't keep the factory at work. The
Kelly Axe Mfg. Co. will be losing money
unless they can keep full force, and
they won't stand the loss long before
they will concede to your demands.
Stand together, and remember, persever-
ance will win.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23
The Kelly Axe Factory is
Still Fighting the Union

The lockout is still in effect at the
Kelly Axe Manufacturing plant. Mr..
Kelley has resorted to every method
known to the employers to oiscoura..
the men locked out and to cause trouble
IN the ranks of the union. Falso reports
were circulated and oribes offered with
out results. Only two or three of the
weak-kneed ones went back to work in
Mr.. Kelly's little hell or slave pen. 1t
seems that the Kelly Mfg Co. don't
:ealize what they are asking their men
to do. Unionism is principle, and to
ask man to give up principle he has
accepted, and taken pledge to support,
is asking him to become a traitor to his
fellow worker. A craft union is an
economic organization of the working
men, in which they bind themselves to-
gcther for mutual protection. These men
have realized that the individual laborer
is unable to cope with organized capital.
In union there is strength, and in num-
bers there is wisdom. Just so long a:
the union men now affected by the lock-
out stand together and present a solic
front, just that long will it be impos-
sible for Mr.. Kelly to accomplish mis-
aims. The bitt-drawers have wagcd
noble battle against odds, and are hold
ing out like men. The union men prac.
tically have their strike won; but now
is the most dangerous period of the
lockout. In tine next week or ten days
A-r. Kelly will bring all of his guns to
Eear on the union; stone will be
low or mean for him to stoop to; but the
union men hold the whip handle. Just
30 long as you can hold a majority of
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23
Com
rnittee Met in
Charleston

The Congressional and County com
mittees of the socialist party of the
Third Congressional district met in
Charleston, w. Va, February 10th, to
take up the matter of an organizer for
the Third district. The assembly was
called to order by Comradc L. G. Rogers.
chairman of the Congressional commit
tee. who was elected to preside over the
meeting. The matter of our paper, THE
LABOR ARGUS, was first taken up, and
action of the Charleston local in regard
to the paper was endorsed by all com.
mitteemen present.
After the subject in reference to the
paper was disposed of, the matter of al,
organizer was taken up. After a full
and free discussion. it was decided that
n committee be elected to take charge
of this matter and to write to Comrade
S. c. Gross, of Washington, D. c., and
see what would be the best terms on
which he could come to West Virginia
and take the organizers position. Com
rade Gross is an able speaker and writer.
and with him in the field for the next
year to come, the old parties would be
',ack numbers in 1912.
All locals that have not already sent
in the amount pledged to the organizers
fund, will please do SO at once. Send
the pledges to the Secretary Treasurer
of your county committees. Any mem
Der at large who would like to contrib
ute q small amount each month to help
defray the organizers expense could
send it to the editor of the ARGUS. stat.
ing what purpose it was for. Don't
overlook this matter, comrade, as it is
of vital Importance. If we are to dc
anything we must finance it. If every
comrade would give 25 cents month, we
could put two organizers in this district
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23
YOU BET THEY GET THE WHERE.
WITHAL.

Then the laborites said they would in.
troduce penny postage, subsidize a de.
cent cable service, enforce factory in
spection, establish a minimum wage of
$3.50 for employees in the government ser.
vice, giving preference to all trade un-
ions and recognize their wage scales in
employing men, and inaugurate other
reforms.
'Where is the money coming from ?"
shrieked the great dailies, politicians,
business men, and other emnently re-
spectacle citizens in chorus.
'Oh, it's coming" was the cheerful
reply of the miners, carpenters, printers
and others of the common herd who had
taken control of the parliament building
in Melbourne, and smiled from the win
dows.
Then the legislative machinery was
set in motion, the notes bill'' was in
troduced, and presto! $20,OOO,00O of
paper money, with 25 per cent. gold
basis provided, came flying out of the
hopper.
"Credt money!" yelled the bankers.
eyes, you're right" said the labor leg
islators, "same your credit money,
only better, as it is based upon the cred
it of the nation. And if you don't keep
1uiet, Mr.. Fat" they warned, "we
will prohibit you from issuing your
notes at all, by levying tax, and then
we will nationalize the banking system
and put you completely out of business.
"See," the lator government added,
''here is nice little bill that will be
adopted, giving parliament the right to
define what a monopoly is, and to
naticnalize said monoroly.
''Also. we are going to set aside 3d.
800 900 to begin the establishing of an
amy and a navy of public defense,
which will be controlled by US. Now, do
rehaveS
So these and other things were put
through and Australia is making
coed" without TIE aid or consent of any
other nation or OF "eminent financiers"
at home who may have been adopts at
skinning the peorle in the past.
The hour of Privilege has struck in
the antipodean country and the penple
are coming into their own.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23

We learn that the high officials of the
U. NJ. w. of A. of District II are busy
at the convention of the State Fedora
ton of Labor. explaining why they disre-
garded the resolutions passed by the
Ohio Valley Trades Assembly in regard
to the Chiffon Watson senatorial elec-
ton, and are working overtime to
smother some resolutions passed by some
of the labor organizations in the north
ern section. condemning their action
on this matter.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23
Socialist are Working Steam
Roller Overtime i'm Australia

Just as the lnboring people in Amer
lea are wont to cuss what has become
known as "the SYSTEM" which means
capitalstic control on a large scale, SO
the Australian ''better classes"-the
landlords, manufacturers, editors and
other professionals - are now busy
damning "the labor SYSTEM up hill and
down dale in that interesting country.
The labor party is in absolute con,
troll of every branc.. of the Australian
federal government, and it appears that
the laborites are applying the steam
roller in about the same ruthless fash
ion as the dominant class has been ac.
customcd to do in the past.
In parliament the labor party decided
that sessions should be held three days
each week. On the other days the labor
rarty caucuses and decides what it
wants to put through the Legislative
hopper.
Having agreed among themselves, the
ills are introduced in the house and
aenate and the conservatives and lib
erals are allowed to "talk their heads
off," for they are in the minority and
don't count. --e Iaborites make q
speech or two, just to be sociable, and
then vote the measures into laws.
''FAT MEN" RAVE AS PEOPLE RULE
Actually that is fact. even if it does
sound like a page from the history of
Cannonism. OF course the Australian
fat men"-all the rich in that country
are called ''fat men'-rave and threaten
all sorts of dire disaster, but the legis
lativc grind goes on.
Thus the laborites have slapped tax
on land that will make those old earls
and dukes and lords in Great Britain
and the monopolists at home squirm as
they pay into the federal treasury for
the privilege of collecting rents or en-
gaging in land speculation. And it is
only the beginning of land reform
When the labor party took control OF
the national government last summer
the treasury was practically bankrupt
and the six old party state governments
had the federal machinery pretty well
clocged with their Estates rights" con
stitutions.
The laborites had promised an old age
rension fund that would prove something
better than joke.
"Where will you get the money fol
your socialistic experiment.? asked the
standpatters. cob, we'll get the none,
all right" replied the laborites, and
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23
]. W. Hills Debate Before
The Grange
Cooperation and Brotherhood.

Worthy Master and Patrons THE
question ior discussion tonight, as stated
BY the worthy lecturer and suggested
through the columns of the National
Grange Official organ as a topic for dis.
eus.on in the Grange, "Has the Doc.
tiue Of Socialism gained any actual
ground in America during the past 25
var.t" We're not Granger of to.
day, or did l know nothing of the
Grange mor1 man its declaration OF
principle, Of more than forty years ago,
this question, originating where it has
and suggested as topic for discussion
in the Grange through the National
Grange official organ, would seem some
what lulcrous to me. But being a
Granger of today and having become
somewhat acquainted with many of our
most influential mouern Changers, and
having noted some of the recent declara-
tons OF the National Grange lin ses-
sion) in regard to government owner
ship Of some Of our industries, it is not
in the least surprising to me that the
Grange in it. time honored, conserva-
tive way proposes such n question for
discussion in the Grange.
The question before us tonight is a
nomcntou, question. There is no SUBJ
pct which has so vital Il bearing upon
the social and industrial interests of
this nation. and of the world, rs does
socialism.
shall attempt in a brief way to dis
cuss this question in the Affirmative l
do not lclicvc it necessary to make an
extensive argument to convince any rca-
sonablc mind THAT socialism is not only
gaining ground. but that it is now COM
ins by leap and bounds. 1t is generally
conceded here, ! believe, that when I
begin to talk socialism, that 1 never
know when 10 stop: but l assure you
tha, fearing | might invoke the displeas-
uFe OF the worthy lecturer, I will en-
deayor to contnc my talk to the twen-
y minutes h" has allowed me.
am not going to discuss Grange prin-
cplc- here under the name of Grange
principles. hut in order that you may
understand dearly what I am going to
say IN regard 10 cooperation, 1 want to
ask You the questions: Has the doctrine
OF the Grange gained any actual ground
IN the United States during the past
twenty-five ycar-9 When our thoughts
run back to tn" mcngrc beginning of the
'ransc, som" forty years ago, and fol-
10" IL onward marcn. all the while car
fylhs with it cooperation as its basic
FlncipIe. and g" Echoll it at present in
lis power Nnt It> influence for good; as
We Sc" It spreading from the Atlantic to
"e Pacific and from the Gulf to the
'!ea' Lakes ! aar" lay there is not one
my Ni"-"ur" Who would say that the
OFange has u"' actually gained ground
III the 'nite1 States during the past
twenty-five years
Then let H. ior a moment turn our
thoughts To TIE doctrine of socialism,
"'e basic principle OF which is the same.
AM feel it h"' ju-t and proper at this
|"' !" stat" 'aH there has never been
any d"trn" 3" a''.-cd or misunderstood
d NE dortTja" ni socialism. Socialism
'">'' HN@ 00 prration-that prin-
NPS "h'rA l. ,.. c~~ontial to any and
every hFo,ae'huua, and that principle
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23

bing! down they came with their land
tax that compels the "fat men" to pay
over an additional s5,OOO,ooo a year to
help the pension fund.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-02-23

Continued on Page Four
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-11

An act Of gallsntry at the Union station
in Omaha won Victor Wiles Of Omaha a
proffer some time ago Of his services in
aiding pretty Miss Eleanor Turner of Pa
ciflc Junction. la, with a heavy grip, and
Saturday the two young people we're mar
ried by Rev. NJ. p. Mcclure of the First
Presbyterian church Council Bluffs
Miss Turner was starting from the Union
station on her way over to the Burlington,
when Victor wies. head Of the iuforma-
ton bureau at Union station, came up and
offered his aid over with her suit case.
Arriving at the Burlington station they