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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-09-14
.MILLER'S
PHARMACY,
N ~ NY Norfolk Westelp
: : n ~ SchsduIeiK EsIsct
June IL, 1911,


TRAINS LEAVE CHARLES TowF, W. VA.
No is. BoUTHBoUND.
20 80 For Basic, Natural Bridge
Gao d. AA' Roanoke Bristol, and in
termediate stations. Pull
man Sleeper to Roanoke,
Dining Car.
Connects at Roanoke with
ST. Louis Express. Through
Pullman Sleeper to
No. 81. Columbus. Cafe Car.
els p. m sn ID e ii points an' =
40. IS. UNDERGROUND.
20 lEor Msgerstown and inter
0ts1 = a :. Ia mediate Stations. ConnectA,
at Shenandoah Junction
with B. & o. for Washing.
Also connects at Ha
gerstt,wn with o. v. Rail-
road for Harrisburg ard
No. IA. points north.
7.2S p. m. ne edi hsg stations AI through
Sleeper via Hagerstown 10
New York.
LEAYE SHENANDOAH JUNCTION.
30 - For Basic, Buena Vista, RG
ZsIC a. AAk~ anoke, East Radford, Blue
field, Tazewell. Norton, Pc
tsahontas Pullman Sleep.
81 to Gary, ". Va: Cafe Gar.
Wei stop at Charles Town
for passengers beyond Roa
szssz2@zz4a mckee,
1ns For Hagerstown and the
LOO a.. III. q orth. Pullman Sleeper to
New York
Rates, schedules and additional informa
ton furnis he'd upon application to Agents
of the Com pany, orr ~ IF. BRAGG,
W. b. BEVII.L Hzav. Pass. Agent.
Gen'l P. ass. Agent Roanoke. Va
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IS AD AN "a
ILL E ID 3.

Everybody says: why Your Sodas
are as Good els we buy ID the Cities. =
OF course they are. We use the very
best Syrups and Flavors and tie famous
Velvet Kind" Ice Cream
and besides an, We know how to make
good Sodas.
I, -s---
Ne sell Velvet Kind Ice Cream by
the saucer and in boxes, any quantity
you may wish. Try it, you will ike it,
we guarantee it to be Pure, Fresh and
Clean, and besides all that. it il ,..Tas-
ty'' as can be-
Everything for an Angler except
the bait, aud we sell nets for catching
that. - 5.
This is the time for Talcum and Face
Powders. We have large assortment
of the very best kinds.
All the Latest Magazines and Light
Reading Matter for the long, hot Sum-
mer days. In fact everything for
everybody.
Nyals Remedies are the best, sold only
in our store, remedy for every i'll.
35 = s.
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Nyal's Remedies are the best, sold only
in our store, remedy for every i'll.
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AdveEtised Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office at Charles Town, Jefferson Coun-
ty, Nest Va, on Saturday, Sept. 8,
1911. Persons calling for sameWill be
required to pay one cent for each letter
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
w. j. Biisk. Guy Burnside, Minis Dom
nelly, T. Crop Fry, Welton Green, Mr..
Hanson, L. j. Hansfor Fernand Ham
ton, X. S. Prindle. James M. Saunders,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter D. Stockley, Ed
ward Simpson, Cophas Tut, j. F..
Wilson.
sl LADIES' LIST.
Mrs. !. w Auldridge, Mrs. Fannie
Davis. Miss Eliza Daniels, Mrs. Wanie
Locket, Miss Irma Michael. Miss Lucy
Mooney, Mrs. M. IA. Reid, Mrs. Lonas
Stripp1ey, Miss Mary Shipman, in care
of j B. Whiting Mrs. Virgie Viii.
llama.
The above letters. If not called fol
within fifteen days, win be sent to the
dead letter Office. Persons calling foi
them will please say that they are ad-
yertiaed.
HnNRx N. Bradley. r: n
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ChIIaren cry
FOR ElETCnER'S
. "a s. q r. IA

Buy Nyal xsnedisa q Killers Phar-
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You can safely carry Juicy Roast or e ender
Steak home from our Meat Market latter
how great the distance is you live aIlour Hneats
are thoroughly cooled BY = Dry Gold Air Syr stem.
u II slt our Refrigerator, the Finest Ii the State.
Market House Bldg. Phone 10. 50.
Charles Town, W. We.
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Nsp lace eprtsinA. bed spreads and
table linens, d Palmbaum
Lest you fsrzet
School supplies,
81 Writing p4per,
RietxEEe framing ct
Taylor Paint and Wall Paper Store
American Beauty COr6 q ssa Lnnliss
Prioesrsdueed ii shirt ghials, skirts
etc. Il. RAE:lln. IN 4 BIO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

The first state fair in New Mexico
viii in more than one sense he a
debut, rs various departments viii
he opened IL state exhibitors that
have not heretofore had place in ter
ritorial fairs and departments that
had been begun in former years viii
this year expand 10 greater proper
lions aud statewide Importance. one
of these will be the art exhibit. that
has been always w. popular feature,
hut this year PROMISES T. he the lead
ing attraction H. ne exposition halls.
Airs. George Albright has been APP
pointed ~" superintendent of this de-
partmcnt for the first state fair. and
in order that every town. county and
artist Ia New Mexico may lend THEN
talent t. insur. It's success. Mrs Al
bright urges every person In New
Mexico who hns art craft OF their
own To- communicate with her. Needle
" orh china painting, oil. pastel. cray
on painting. knitting work. crochet
work. wax work. hair work ana any
product of art will DE- acceptable q
the committee and chance winning
the numerous rewards offered by thu
iair association for mcritorious cxhib-
its In this department.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

day for fathers has net with response
by filial sons Of WmhIng,on state, u
seems mos, oppoftuss TO suggest that
the second sunday b May might be
called Parents. DAY or undivided SO
that cuiogistic sermons be- dedicated
to mothers in the forenoon and to the
other heads Of Tho families In the
evening. Apropos u the recent de-
mand for father day are tho fol-
lowing verses ciipped from news.
paper dated 1870
MY FATHER.
Who hailed me firs; with rapturous
JOY.
And did not fret and feel annoyed
When the nurse said why she's a
boy"
Nv father
"Wno gave that nuisc n hall a crown.
To let him hold me AWKWARD clown.
or cours, he held me upside down.
My father.
who n.cr to cut my hair did Try.
Jabbing the scissors IN my eye,
And cutting every hair away?
Ny father
"Who set me In the BARRIERS chair
Instead. and had him cut my hair
Likc my big brothcr's. good and
square?
M father.
who, when ! had a little ugh,
because Tom tore ms paper Kite
And bit me. said did ius right
Ny father.
who when Tom licked me black and
blue
Did not turn In and lick me. too.
saying Ills my duty 30 IL do
Ny father.
Who told me pluck and luck must
win,
And taught me to put up "A fin
TIN | could trounce tina, Tom like sin :
Ny father.
Who pennies nc'cr refused 10 plank
Nor dropped then In that mimic bank
Where could only hear them clank
Ny father.
Who when ! wished 20 buy a toy
N"'.r thought 'twould give me much
more joy
To send tracts Ia some heather boy
My father.
who bought mo ponies. guns and
SIGH
And gave me leaf 10 fork and pitch
While he rakcd up Ia make me rich
Ny father
And who ~ last. when all was done
Passed Ia his checks. and. noble one
Lcit all he had Ia me his son?
Ny father"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
FIRST DEGREE
Continued from Page One.)

Springer. wealthy Denver banker.
lie deprecated the maudlin public
sentiment that would turn murdcrers
loose TO prov upon the public and ap.
?ealod to the jury 10 enforce the law.
der verdict ut murder IN the firstaa
particularly In this instance. and rem.
der n verdict Of murder In the first
degree.
He pictured ilcnwood as self.
constituted hero and protector" who
VISA taken into the bosom of the
family OF John Springer. introduced
tn his wife. took advantage OF his
his kindly courtcsies and then destroy.
ed the Springer home"
Mr. Chiles asserted that The firing
upon Won Phul. which resulted In
Won phul ana Copeland's death was
the work OF man fired by jealousy.
n man with 'damneblc hell fire in hts
! heart"
There was no qualification. nc self
defense. said the assistant district al
irrnry, ilcnwOOd, he said. was actin.
under q spirit OF revenge.
HE had had Illicit relations with
the WOMAN said Mr.. Chiles and he
was afraid that Won Phui stood high
( "a the affections Of that fair creature
Therefore, he declared. iienwood
wanted Won Phul out al The way
Mr.. Chiles dwest upon that phase
oi the Ian when requires man 10
,ndenyor 20 avoid danger bciort he
strikes mortal blow.
lie charged tina, Won Phul after
striking lienwood down Ia the bar
room of the Brown Palace hotel turn
90 his back upon him. and that then
licnwOod began shooting. He argued
that lionwOol was IA no Immediate
danger OF his tie, and therefore the
plea OF seli-dcfcnsc could not stand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
lvantcs1,nI Function.

complimentary to III" Royal Neigh
bors. to all Modern Woodmcn IN the
city whether formally affiliated win
the local lodge or not, ana I" all wives
of the Modern Woodmcn the social
affair this evening viii be rendered by
the men of the local camp Of Modern
Woodmen OF America. Two notable
addresses vii, b. delivered during the
hour devoted 10 a musical and liter
ary program. Mr.. w w. Harris will
sneak on "Woodcraft." and Mrs POI
lard. state deputy Of shc Royal Neigh
bors. viii talk on THE Royal Neigh
hors.' The R"ihl orchestra of five
pieces viii render several selections
Miss Charlotte Pratt viii sing "kath'
leon and several other numbers vii
contribute To- n successful program
and enjoyable evening that viii con
cludc with an informal social session
and Refreshments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
SEWERAGE SYSTEM
CONTINUED from Page One.)


lar, are just beginning 10 awaken 20
the fact that proper sanitary engineer
Ing advice 10y men OF special training
is as valuable to these small cont
munl,ics ~ anything they NAV do To
further the health OF the people. An
incilicien, sewage disposal plant. or a
neglected plant, represent waste
OF capital and energy.
Raw sewage may actually purify
itself during storage prolonged Tor
! weeks, to a state wnerc Il ~ impos-
sihlc tG diifereniiato Il iron fresh
clear water by physical Inspection.
except II be for a mineral sediment
ana growth OF algae at the bottom
"Thc aim IN modern sewage dispos
al Is 10 get rid OF the small amoaat
OF suspended matter present as qutcE
as possible, and then 10 oxthee tho
fresh LIQUID on biologic filters
should additional treatnen, be re
| CURED.
in the last few years. the disin'eo'
| ton of contaminated waters has made
! great strides and has actually lowered
| the death rate from intestinal diseases
wherever Il has been intelligenuy APP
| piled"
with thirteen different sections IN
sessions az once. the doctors asacni-
bled here for the sixty.sccond annua'
session OF the American Ne1icn az
aocia,ion had their hands iull OF work
| today
| Better sanitation OF cities, improve
uen,s In public health, which would
save annually millions of dollars AMI
en-, down tn. death rate, were among
the subjects discussed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
CRUCES SALOONS
! CLOSE Of OWN
ACCORD
Dispensers Of Thirst Cures
Agree to Take Day of Rest,
and Peace Officials Are De.
lighted,

Las Cruces, ~ NJ, Sunc 2S.-rhe
five Las Cruces saloons closed NJ ~
O'Clock Saturday night TO remain
closed over Sunday This action was
all agreeing to close in order Ia en-.
JOY u little rest. There was no drunk
cnaess on the streets SUNDAY morn.
ing, and the peace officers are well
pleased with the new order OF things
Antonio Marquee IN being held In
the county Jail in connection with the
killing of n man IN Socorro Marquee
was convicted Of breaking into sa.
loon here two years ago.
On account of the local churches
not being able to observe Mother
Day" In May. next Sunday has been
set apart for that purpose.
Monday morning number Of ac.
tive members of the chamber OF com.
mcrce met In the ONCE Of Wade and
Wade. and appointed Edward G.
Wade. Jr,. and A. wctlaufcr TO ar.
range for the business mems luncheon
w Nv Rtf'u w Wv FAME Utii Jul. -
The last meeting was such a success
that the members have asked that
one he held every month.
Surveyor J T. Monty has been on.
gagged the past few days in locating
some corners and lines on some prop
erty near La Mesa
The las Cruces Scrubs have organ
lied Il nine with Ramon Herrera az
! captain. They organized with the In
tcntion OF carving OF the 500 prize
, at the baseball tournament July 9TH
Gus Manasse and wife. Major Dross
Mr.. and Mrs \. G. Frengcr and Mrs
| 4. .Iacoby left for III Paso Tuesday
morning
JcfI Isaacks was in from his cattle
ranch In Tho Organ mountains Tues
| day 10 purchase SD piles. etc. lie re-
ported the ranges In better condition
than they have been for wears.
William Palmer. IT., of Rincon. has
| purchased the Beck tract OF land neal
| The dcpo. and viii divide II into sinai
tracts FOR residence purposes. The
| tract contains about 10 acres.
A. - Mitchcll. who rccentlv ,.fc .
strip of land TO tn town ot Las Cru
| c.s Tor the purpose of connecting th'
! M media boulevard and the Pasou
road. has increased his donation ~
teen feet for the entire distance IL
ord, : 40 siraightan the street.
/ Mrs. Ollinger entertained number
| OF friends Monday evening at he
home IN Mesilla Park.
Charles Hosmer will complete hi
residence In the Brownlec division
/, this week.
| l. u. BENTLEY OF Organ wa Ia
| Cruces visitor Tuesday.
| l.. V Mcdowell a prominent ranch
man OF the lower valley is having
residence erected on his ranch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
CARDUl WORKED
LIKE 4 CHARM


Joneavillc, =. CT suffered with
xomanly trouble" writes Mrs J. :.
Kcndrick. In letter from this place.
"and at times. could not bear 10 stand
on my feet. The doctor said would
never be- any better. aud tina, would
have to have an operation. or would
have cancer
went To the hospital aud they oP.r.
Ated on ine, but got M better They
said medicines would do me no good.
and 7 Thought would have To die
At last tried Cardui. aud began "a
improve, so I continued USING H. Now.
am well. and can do my own WORK.
don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like a charm"
There must be merit in this purely
vegetable. tonic remedy, for women
Cardui--for IL has been in successful
use tor more than 30 years. for the
treatment Of womanly weakness aud
disease.
Please try Il. for your troubles.
Nh Writ 10. ladies' Advisory Dept. Chsus.
onues Medicine Co, thzftAnoras. lena. fof Spsctd
INSTRUCTIONS. ard cA-rsss bob "Hnms Ifes,meni
~ Wsaea, sent N plain ~fspesf. On fsasss'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
LAKEWOOD DIRECTORS
HOLD SESSION
Directory ~ Truck and Fruit Growers
Association Transs,cts important
business.

Lakewood. y. NJ. jaw 2S,--Follow-
ing the business meeting Of tn" Lake
wood Truck and Fruit Growers assn-
citation directors last week III. /. VAN
dcrwork was elected manager of IN.
Gamer this season and takes tull
charge at once. Tn. board instructed
him Ia order shipped ut once the first
of the eight ears of cans already or
dcred. one ear of eases and picking
boxes. one car of crates for shipping
fresh stuff. AMI io1,000 labels.
Tn. Indications now are for busy
canning season.
The financial statement revealed
the sact that present stock suhscrip-
tions viii finish the building and in.
stall the machinery Arrang' mcnts
were made for money for th" season ?
operating expenses.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
Younger set Entertained.

Miss Alma i1aldridge entertained Is
young people AZ her home on south
Arno street Monday evening In tho
happy style az cordial hospitality lack
ing ostcntation ana formality making
the social affairs of the younger set
So thoroughly enjoyable After s"a-
son at card tables, solving the intrt-
cacics OF five hundred. TIA. mcrr' ,
making resolved itself into an I'm
promtu dancing party
The guests were Misses Lima Fer
gusson. Laura Cartwright Kathryn
Chavcs. Pearl rorson, la charl'
Shupc. Agnes Childcrs. Edith Child"rs
saloine Statsson. Nrssrs. Junior
oiiiclly. 10. Walton. Arthur Yanow
Lester Schutt. William McClurken
clyde Ross. PHILIP Harlowe, George
IIarlowc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

Arnc Monday night. Games were the
order OF the evening Mlsscs Morris.
Dixon and Hcyi ani Mr. Ferguson
were the winner. receiving beautifui
prizes for their akin a dainty lunch.
con was served, after which the meet.
ing broke M roalciting that the time
had ilown SO fast
Miss scrorTs of Hutchison Kan. Is
tho guest of her niece. Mrs. Aruo
nuning. et castle Huning tho pros
ont week
Miss Kathryn Chavos IL entertain
ing Miss AsuDs Child'rs It her nome
on North Eleventh street
Mr. Chas Wellington and daugh-
ter Mi Marian viii leave tomorrow
| EVENING to visit relative. in ST. Louis
! and Other eastern cities. to he 40.
/ sent sIN weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

hams Vegetable COMPOUND WAS see-
"mmended. and after taking three bot
Ties She has regained her health, thanks
a. your medicine. can recommend 10
for ali female troubles. Mrs. I. \.
ConKnAS, 1903 Rutland street, Balt'-
more. Nd.
Hundreds Of such letters from moth.
crs .xprp ,sng their gratitude for what
Iydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
no,,nI has accomplished for them hav0
necn received by the Lydia r: l'il'kham
Medicine Company, Lynn Mass
Young Girls. Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful
mr. irregular periods, backache' head.
ache. dracaing-down sensations, faint.
IN" SHELLS or Indigestion, should take
;nu,nediate action and be restored 10
health BY Lydia 7. inkham,s tege.
;ahle COMPOUND. Thousands have oeeh
restored 10 health by its use.
Write 10 Mrs. Pinkh"s,' Lynn
Mass, for advice, Srccs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
Jones. S.u,spn,b <wpsials.

Quirt home wedding. pretty in
appointments. solemn In scrvic" and
Witnessed by the immediate friends
ana Relatives of the young people
was The ceremony in the Sincomb
home IN ola Town when Miss Xclli,
Sinconb became the bride Of Joseph
l.. Jones. R"V ". A. Cooper official =
ing The attending couple were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sincomb. The rooms
were tastefully adorned In white car
nations ana grccncry. making an ef-
icctivc setting for the enactment of
the happy scene. The company min.
gl"d IN genial Intercourse and eN-
tended felicitations To ia" newly WEEDS
tn the twilight hour, when an cllb-
orato nuptial supper was served. the
banquet table being prettily deckcd IN
white carnations presented a pleasing
picture.
Those present We're Mr. ana Mrs.
J. l.. French. MIR. and Mrs. William
Bright. Miss GLADYS Sincomb, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry sincomb. Nj. Davis. Err
nest Goetz. Gordon Sincomb. Eva sin
comb, Stanford Sincomb. Mi and
Mrs. Jones will reside In this city in
definitely Mr. Jones is u machinis'
In the employ Of IN. santa Fc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
Personal Mention.

Miss Beatrice ilf"ld. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis llfold, IS expect
I'D L. return IL her hom" IN this city
the latter part of the week. Miss
Ufoid has been doing preparatory
work for Wellesley college in Brad
ford Han college. Boston, Mass
Misses Mamie Ticrn"y and Gene
We've Ticrn.y will leave this evening
for California To spend several weeks
IN Ocean park ana other coast re-
sorts
Mrs Charles q Goodman IN sum
m.ring at tn. home of her father IN
Arizona.
Miss Frances Borders Will leave IN
q day OF two FOR Long Beach. cal.
where sh" viii Join her sister, Miss
Irene Borders. to spend the remainder
of the summer N the beaches.
Mrs Martha Dennis. who has been
the guest of her daughter. Mrs Isaac
Barth, tn. past spring. left SUNDAY
TOR Topeka. Kan. where she Will visit
another daughter before returning To
her home IN Richmond, Ind.
Mrs. Ralph Hunt. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. W
j W hiNbils bit NihuuNN W
Join Mr. Hunt in III Paso. Mr.. Hunt
had Just returned from a business trip
to chihuahua. Mexico. and trlophoncj
Mrs. Hunt from III paso To- meet him
In IN" pass cay,
Dr. and Mrs. j. o. Schw.ntkcr are
costly settled In their new home on
North Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Joe Scott, It'll. daughter. iior-
tense, and joe. SCOTT. Jr., will leave
tomorrow for IT. Louis, Cape Girar-
doau and -. MIry's. Mo, where th"l
will visit Mrs. Scotti's relatives foI
two months.
4 decided loss in social, church an,
music circles will be- tho departure @
Mrs. X. G. Howell and Miss Adcl'
Howell Ia reside in Es,ancia. Nj
Howell has disposed of his business
interests In this city and Is conduct
INK a mercantile business in Estan
cia, and the family viii leave mex
Monday To take M permanent resi-
dcnce In the growing town cas-, OF tn,
sandals.
Mrs. Alnnzo Bright and children ar
rived from Manhattan. Kan. the lat
ter part ~ the week to reside In Al
| bnqu.rqu.. where Rev. Alonzo Brigh
viii establish headquarters for the 81
! perintcndcncy of the New Mexico mis-
sion work of tn. First Meth ODDS
church. To which office ne has latcl,
been elected,
Miss Minnie Boatrigh,. who ha
been tn. guest Of her brother AM
sister Mr. ana Mrs. D. H. Boatrighi
IN, past week, viii leave tomorro,
Tor Los Angeles Ia spend "a month
vacation Miss Boatright Is the assist
ant chief accountant of the board q
trad. IN Kansas city, which RESPONSE
bile office She has held the past 81
years. Miss Soa,right is agrecabl
surprised % ma Albuquerque maxim
SUCH WONDERFUL strides IN buiidin
ana genera progressivencss that att
an absence Of several years /, seem
"a new city.
The condition of J, T.. HeddinI
who IL III al MS homo on Twclu
street IN reported Ia bee serious. II
daughter. Mrs, Don sterling
Michigan. In In attendance AT his bee
side.
The ". II. KS me at tho home
Coral aud Miss Irene Johnson On
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

IN tho s,iyan shades ~ the Glori-
rtas the toopcrs ana Elwo"ds al
north Walter street oE,oy a month =
outing Dr. Cooper and son Hugh
lcit Monday evening for an overland
irip To- the station of Giorieta, giving
official escort To- IN" commissarN
wagon and saddle horses. both of
which represent important factors ~
the pleasure of tn" month Ia come.
Tomorrow morning Mrs. cooper Les
ter Cooper. Nj and Mr.. Roy Elwo",'
and their sister Miss Lillian Elwood'
viii leave 10y train Tor Glorictu. where
they VIII be- met 10y tho advance con-
tinsoni that lett Monday. Twenty
i've miles overland VIII bring them a.
the summer cottage In tho heart 81
the ilorlcta range. whore they VIII
spend month OF ideal camp NE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28
Doublcda y.Waltcr Marriage.

In the parlors of the parsonage
Monday afternoon Rev. Hugh Cooper
united In marriage Miss olive Walter
of Laramie. Wyo.. and Ralph Double
day OF Cheyenne. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Mrs. sitter. ot
Laramie, who had accompanied the
bride-elcc, to this city 10 meet her
fiunceo MIR. Doubleday Is manager
Of the motion picture shows depicting
the Cheyenne fair and rough riders.
and had been In the city several days
awaiting the arrival OF the ladies from
Laramie, who came Monday morning.
the ceremony following the same AFT
"rnoon. Mrs sitter continued her
travels 10 California 20 spend a va
cation AT the coast. and the bridal
couple returned to eastern points.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-28

service was most impressivcly read
by Rev. y. f. Oberholzer.
After the ceremony the company
adjourned tn the homo OF the brides
grandparents, MIR and Mrs. l.. u Al.
bers IN their suburban home. where
an elaborate reception was rendered
10 iorty.iivc guests. The elimination
oi the memorable event was the
sumptuous wedding supper. The long
table was prcttily decorated IN sweet
peas and smilax. harmoniying with
the floral adotnmcnt of all the rooms.
The bride IL one OF the most cfli'
cicnt stcnographers and popular
young ladies Ia tho city. The for
tunatc groom ~ associated with the
Doldc grocery. Nj and Mrs. krea'n'
Ell will Immediately begin housekcep'
inP In this ciN