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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-29
TIlG SOUTH ~ Nv \kC<I<t..

There rs great awake nius mking
place IN the south awakening to II
realization al her dutN In the dcyrl.
opmcnt of her agrio ulturai Industrial.
mining. stock raising aud manulac-
turing poSsibilitirs. These possibili.
ties iay dormant Tor decades. but re-
cent years have revealed the fact that
her citizens have awakened from
their slumbcr and are producing rad
zeal changes In our economic condi-
tons
In no section of the south Is this
more marked than in Texas
While great awakening has been
manifested along all Industrial tines.
the most marked tx shown ia the de-
lSclopm.nt oi the agricultural re-
sources. TINS has followed the in
stal,ation of new agricultural machin-
cay on the farm and the Introduction
OF new agricultural methods and the
Improvement Of farm livestock.
Thc agencies that hav" been the
chief factors in this awakening are
| the demonstration farm plan of the
United states department of agricu'-
tur" and IN. INAUGURATION ut tn.
| farmers institute hY the state depart
mcnt 81 agriculture. Thes" two great
| agencies have worked IN unison IN
emphasizing tn, importance of adopt
| ing saner methods on the farm aud
! IN the orchards
TN" Texas farmers have caught On
Ia the contagion of progress and have
learned that with TIA. opportunitN oi
labor has come the opportunity "f
success They have learned that t.
succeed they must work with their
brains as Well ar with their hands
and learning this they have been abb,
tc overcome the greatest obstacle and
conquer the hardest circumstances
| They have learned that industry n
needed IT, develop tn. resources oi
talent as well ms of soil, And what
"A chang. has come with this reaiiza-
lion. Lands that were utilized IN
| growing inferior crops of cotton, corn
and other grains are producing pay
ing crops of onions. cabbage. celery
Icnntaloup.s and other crops fol
which Their. ar. great demands. Low
J lands nave been drained aud mad.
fertile and productive. DRY land,
nav" been irrigated and planted To al.
fniIa, fruits and other crops ana d
thousand changes made that are con.
tributing comfort L. ia. hom. Owner
and wealth to tn. state.
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Nj and Ma " \ nNu'. Who VIII
lcnVo Tuesday for oklahoma 60 spend
inc summer CARDS u'rv i1duigcd
10 until q late hour Nrtr thp prizrs
were awarded, an e. .oHr Hns sor' b.
ed
Mis- Addiso ChcuNoru ,Hl. uinoh
tne Mzp-h class OF W, Presbyterian
church at her homo TmH1H. ,,'u-
VAR Tho business meeting lasted uu-
ul 600 O'clock. then toe guests ..IoN-
rd social hour
IN. Haccuinurratr sermon fur un'
rHmuI' urvmcnt cN,rol-,- 81 iu. co.,.
tf puII'c school was preached -un-
das 100 tm naptist church Dos G...
tul"Hu'. pastor of the chutcI.. ttt
discourse upDn "Lifc. IT. OrpIu lud
Purpose Wns most scholarit md Iu
tIIfuF Goo 40. lnrer audience unp
h,ul Nm The graduatinR exercise.
W.f. u'Id Foo the iNc,um Tu,sdI .
rtcuiua 40 excellent program was
concluded Win tn awarding ot dl.
p.umH u Dt y l. Dillon. member
ui OBJ. SCHOOL board
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question has been raised as Co tlc pro.
pritn "i cpmplftH ,Namin. uuus rc.
curing cNnusur.s OF flc Uhtst. etc.
especially in tac older giris. il hriug
| urged that parents SHOULD br allowed
! To select tho physician tu max, -
examination. ~ perhaps might have
been expected. the sccta ial schools ut
medicine nave been NOR, pr less tn
the fore ~ tho objections rhi.
trouble has been encountered boz WV
| ark. \. J., WhorH Tor in~u,nt' yam
nation oi the heart and unRs hs-
been insisted on ~ % feature ui -rhonI
Inspection. II - natural that the Iu-
sprcuug authoriti,s should want Goo
i"rtstUll criticism az 60 th. thorough
ness of their work Witch would Dee
very lnulc Co he made bN thue, MOT
~ iuu synpNthN With TIE movement
II would seem, however. that since
the school has me- mt, est in hlIvt
disease further than as 10 affects tur
functional capacity ut the heart .uth
rests as are necessary might hr mau.
without requiring amy Xppsurc which
| would be offensive 90 the pupts ana
| resented ny their parents n would
doubtless be wen Tor thusp engaged
in the work to rem, mhef that mcdi-
| cal school insp' elton IL a. present on
trial 81 far as IA general pulJir ia
| concerned. and tahl lacN oi tact MAJ
IRE JUDGE the cause az much 40 lHrN
OF skin. " not moro. I, N not dssir
able that medical school Inspection
! shall be- timc-serVers. but for u school
physician To- strain his prirf authprit
By too arbitrary nsisivnco on meth
DDS OF inspection which Sarputs taNe
| ne, learned 10 regard a. a matter uf
course IN private practice, Wuntld
seem 10 10. premature tu say thr lea-t
, Doubtless, with greater experience. nt
| the exercise of tact, nv educating tan
public ana winning H. confidence, ia
| spectnrs will be- abb, Ia most Instances
Ia secure all needed Information aud
ut the same tim. avoid any ucrasiuu
| for conflict between thu authorit> pf
! the nom" and that ~ the school This
" always disastrous. ana would De
especially rogrcttabic lust now in tho
easc of medical scaooI inspection -
Thr Journal of the American Mcdi-
| cal association
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'u' " th, most charming suriut
tNruf- 90 th' season occurred Satut
daN U 300 when Miss Duuihp was
hust'sr 900 yiuict luncheon given at
| thu Dilktt.u. covers Tor twelV. were
luid. with dainty. and-pnintrd piac,
cards ~ .uUids in Nlolots at zach COW
81 : huge bowl ct Niol"ts formed tho
t'Htprpirr' ~ the tabl. and Cor Ia
Vur~ blttuuhulv bouquets of viuI,te
wtr, given. shaded candies were at
each tpN,r The affair was In honor
81 Miss Esln'r Dunlap. who's, coming
marriuR, tu Arthur tawrcrc, Small
of New Nurk city was announced
Miss Dunlap. whose home ~ ~ Pom.
! jidc. H., has lived much Of the past
| two wears In this oit,. where he "
popular ia both military aud town
circles Nj Small has visited here ON
several occasions aud H. man of .x.
tcnsiSc travel aud acquaintanco. After
graduating from Bowdoin coli.g. he
spent much time ln the Philippines
aud Chinn. but rs at present connect
ed with IN. Earu-Thomas Farmogcrm
company of New Jersey The we'd
ding. which vii take place some time
IN Mal a. the home uf Mrs. = e. Van
~
pie viii spend the summer ON Mr.
Smails yacht. cruising off the coast
| of Maine. and will also visit NOVA
scotia. The invited guests were
Misses Hazel NOOK. Effie Thay.r.
PHYLLIS Nisbot. lnez Cosgrovc Vcrdn
Gates uf sherman Texas. ana Carrie
rruchcy cot Marion. Ind Mcsslam.s
oliver smith, Roy NOOK and = T..
Van Horne
The Sunda> school classes OF TIA.
Christian church 81 Mrs -. H. rinlc,
Mrs. . Il. HaNmakcr and Miss Patty.
Skilinan were given a picnic out In
the Bcrrcndos SATURDAY. Miss Lulu
Fairbanks was AN outside guest. The
blk picnic dinner and games of vari-
! GUS kinds were the features some
Interesting games of baseball were
played
The dance given saturday evening
, AZ the Military institute. vas "A very
happy occasion The first class gave
the party in honor of the second class
hui clussfncn of al ranks were In
Nltcd, along with ti,cir lady friends
The attendance was barge aud every
person present spent "a most pleasant
evening
tn annual picnic uf tn, shakes
| pcar' club saturday was entirely sut-
1 cossiui Beautiful weather and beau
| uiul surroundings Ht ia, site. winch
VAS the grounds OF IN, Charles de
| Brcmond place east 81 town. made
the settings perfect The members
w"r" each entitled to two guests aud
this made NJ a party of half q nun
drcd. The Indies went out at II and
had their dinner Ia picnic stvlo on
the lawn AT !. The day was without
flaw.
The Woman club met "Wednesday
Afternoon of this week IA regular ses-
sion. last weeks meeting having been
postponed session Mrs. / a. ~
Holt was the leader and her subject
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WITHSTAND.

tn, greatest social event OF tn.
week MS the odd Fellows meeting
and also the Rebo aans at Ar,csia. the
soth
Tho train l,ft Carlsbad promptly
at II O'Clock midday with the follow
INK handsomely dressed ludics aboa I'd .
Mrs In Irwin, Mrs. j. :. Crozicr.
Miss Louise breeding. Miss Robic
breeding Mis- johnson. Mrs Rose
SmitI Mrs. joe Bunch. Mrs Dear
borne, Mrs kirchcr Mrs W n.
MCDOWELL. Mrs W i.cck, Mrs Arm.
strong Mrs. Chadcr. Miss McMcrlicy.
Miss Ferguson, Mrs. \. Moore, Miss
Mancl Bcarup. Mrs Ohucmns, Mrs
John Price. Mrs j u. Walker Mrs.
Il. l.. Bates. Miss Pcndloton. Mr..
Or Boutman, Mrs. staples. Mrs. ka-
ser, Ms. GplNln. Mrs Woods. Misses
stella MAJ and I.ora Jones.
\, Lakewood tho following ladies
got on tn, train Mrs r. l.. conN,
Mrs. fNm,n ana Miss Odcnu White.
This trip WAS a most ,nioyabl. one.
Just after - hnc ram. there was no
dust and the Weather was delightful.
As tn trah sped past green alfalfa
hcldS and beautiful orchards the
lodi"s enjoyed themselves hugely At
Art' Sid they wcr, met by thu Artcsia
and Roswell ladies. The Carlsbad
hand of - members. accompanied
the train Ia Artcsia The uniformed
rank Of odd Fellows from Roswell.
headed the procession. followed by
The Carlsbad and Art,sa bands and
R'bckahS and odd Fellows Various
entertainments were given for thr
enjoyment OF the adies. winding ur
WITH "a banquet anu grand bah at ia,
arm"ry Tho weary crowd embarked
on the train at - o'ciock midnisht
ANA arrived At Carlsbad At a. m
declaring they had most delightful
time
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LAS CRUC ES.

Mrs Oscar G. SNOW entertained the
Las Cruces social club ON Wedno sda y
~ the snow thousand acre ranch souil,
McsiIlif-~i O'Clock luncheon. The
luncheon consisted OF six courses. one
oi which was wild duck. killed in tnis
valley AFTER the luncheon The cues, 4
played "ioriy-two, Mrs Frenger win.
ming hand painted plate Mrs. Bow.
man a Navajo blanket, and Mrs.
Jacoby a brass fern dish
This evening will occur the annual
banquet OF the Las Cruces LITERARY
club, which viii be held nj the home
of Mr. and Mrs W I stevens.
Announcement has been made al
the approaching marriage OF Neil G
Cross. chiet clerk al the local raitcl
States land Office. and Miss Carrie l.
Stuart. daughter of !. e. Stuart Tue
wedding will occur May III the "E
Manzanal ranch the home OF the
brides parents. Immediately aftel
which Mr.. and MIS-. Cross will occupy
The new hoae witch Mr. Cross has
lust com. ,lctcd IN this city.
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ESrANCIA.

Miss Annie Porter entertained the
members OF the Epworth League and
their friends at her HON. "Wednesday
evening The evening was spent In
playing various games AMI music. Miss
Eula Atkinson and Mr. pickens we're
the winners of The prize IN the Sama.
gund games and Miss Ruth Foserty
IN the guessing contest Music was
furnished by Miss Ogier Bessie and
Eula Atkinson and Elsie paup, ana Mr..
J T.. Kennedy did himself proud as n
vocalist. There were about 30 pres
cnt
Don Eugcnio Romero Was the host
Sunday night 10 nearly two hundred
Estancians aud people nom various
parts of the valley. M the nall he gave
in dcdlcating his new store building
The scene Was very pleasing on step
ping IN the newly painted brightly
lighted building with the benches ON
each side filled with people Iht
floor was IN the pink Of condition and
those so inclined danced TO the hveiy
music furnished by The Misses MI
dred Goodner aud Lena ORTIZ ana
Frank Chavez Every one from the
youngest 10 the oldest enjoyed then''
selves 20 the FULLEST extent Don Eu'
gcnio. while not dancing himself, sat
back aud seemed 10 enjoy Watching
the others having good Time. 1he
youngsters al Estancia who were
there had their fill oi Ice cream and
lemonade for once,
Delicious orange Ice aud lemonade
were served to The dancers, who took
advantage % this Ia their full capac'
liy Two vocal selections were ren.
der,d by Louis Baca. who appeared IN
feminine earb Al the dances on the
bill of fare wore danced by those sho
knew how aud those who didn't
Joe Peterson acted as tloor man'
ager and had his troubles In trying 10
give every one the dances they asked
for
The dancers dispersed AZ Lao n
m. thanking Don EugeDio Tor his hos
pitality In giving them such treat.
The on oi Town gNasis were Mrs.
George Falconer. Rothie Soper, MI
and Mrs. Howard Soper. Mr. ana Mrs.
Fred Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. behymer
Messrs VIM Mcintosh. Hen Woodnil'
Leo Douglas and Bob Oliver of Me
lniosh, Miss huchard OF Albuquerque,
Miss Riih Fosarty of Moriar'N. Nj
aud Mr.. Frank Jennings, Miss Flor
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Additional
Society Mews
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
~sHuiai MAR rron Various
Towns.


Mics J,N,u Baylcss wac hostess
Muuda. evening 90 70 charming party
rVou u nonur oi Miss lHdla ~karda
ul M.dford. OKLA. Who ls tby guest ot
hc brother y \ Sknfdh. assistant
Cashier 10 tlc FIRST National buuk.
Two amusing contests AMI dlntr,nt
gaines wn,' prepared 'ut thr ,ntcr-
uuumcnt of The guests 40 q lUt' hour
O. chatting dish iunoH was served by
TIE hostcss. .-sistcd D., ser mother
the guild uf TO-, Episcopal church
sp,ni "a huss but pleasant auorrp't
wednesday with SIS. sadie carlton.
iJght refreshments were SERVED. after
%, Work Was completed.
Tho mcmbvrs uf ia, br,dg. club
and tu,i husbands ocrc ,n'rrt aimed
Thursday evening by Ncsdamcs bal
ton, Reed aud Lydia Simpklnsun
ono dozen cluny lac, doilics were
awarded t. Mrs Geo Singleton for
making tho highest score among th.
adirs Mr. Charles Duny won the
gcnilt name prize. e sterling silver
watch case. l.lics of tn, valley dec
rated thc tables wderr u uItu'N two
cours" luncheon was served az 10 80
auh tue guests each receiving one as
iUNors. thanked the hostess for the
plcasu. ui the evening and returned
TO their homes q short tim" after
wares.
Mrs Walter Mansncld entertained
several lricnds at a one o'cluck lunch
con saturday M honor of Miss Thiclc
ut Evansville, Ind. who Is the guest
u Mrs. l.. VI. Cassidy IN guests
were taken 10 and from this subur-
Iau home IN Mrs Mansnvld's ear.
Ten covers Mere laid at the luncheon
ana six courses served profusiou
of flowers wns arranged with taste
ia the dining room. Carnations were
given a. favors After the lunch ON
a musical program entertained the
guests. Miss i,odk,y of Chicago gave
several piano solos ana Miss Florence
Ellington delighted everyone with he.
singing
The Wednesday Bridge club met
this week with Mrs. Frank Burns at
her beautiful bungalow IN West Clo-
VS. EXquaito decorations "f carna-
lions ana ferns were used IN an the
rooms At the close ~ the nth game
Mrs. Dalton Reed held the highest
score and was awarded the club prizr.
sterling silver fork of ARE antique
design. Cards were laid aside ~
o'clock ana dninty lunch cloths
spread upon the tables. An elegant
luncheon 90 two COURSES VAS served
bN the hostess, Mrs Barnes IL ono
80 our youngest m,ltruns bts has
proven an ideal hostess
A charming Easter party wac given
Thursday Afternoon hy Mr~ PiNl,N at
her home la East CLOVIS. ~ idge
WHIST wa ihc principal fraturp of en-
tcrtnnnrni bantf tails cards in
the dosign of Easter lilics were used
ini lfe scores. Mrs. Grurg. True
won 'hc prize. q cut glass nappy The
gam WAS followed by an elegant
lun'hoon In which the Easter colors
90 yellow ana white predomiuaiod
funy littlc yellow chickens w,re
laced at each cover ~ faVors
Mrs VIM. Kennedy ana Ms Harr,
Tionrhill gave one ot the most de-
lighufui parties since the L,nien
season closed, Ut the home Of Mrs.
h"nn"dy saturday evening The
su's's ~ honor ON IN, occasion were
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This has been quiet social W,,k
.u santa Fr the main feature go re-
U,t. tine monotony having been tho
dance eNcu at the Palace hotel
,Thur.daS night (, was under tho
tIsniD,s OF the Wumnus board or
trade aud Vds Tor thu benefit of the
plaza PAVING fund. an th, proceeds
going Co. u,ip dofnS the expense Of
the elaborate improvements being
uHd, 60 the streets around the pln2n.
rn, dame, Vas largely attended ana
tir dancing van most dehghttui IA
tu, iarg, dining room of tn, Palace
with 10, polished floor. It's large mir
rpr, to r,n,,, the beauty of IN, fem
min, attire and stately pnlms lending
an uir of tropical Insurance to- thr
scene EamirczA orchestra discuurf-
I'd thu music and IN - manner to
maxi thos, Nho did not dance rcgty,
.Nc,cdinelf their mck of apprccie-
ton of the art
MnNur Scugmau stood AZ the doc
ana received the tickets and u flour
committee with carl \. bishop act
INK chairman in the ahs"nc" 81
Frank owen. Who Was called away
on urgent business. looked after Vis-
iiors ana assisted In serving tn. re-
frcshments These consisted uf sand
witches of many varieties. delicious
chicken salad and wei mad. coffee.
The Womnn's board 81 trade enter
iainmrnt committee looked after :hc
| rcfrrshmort. which were served To.
ward midnight. Governor and Mrs
Mills ana mnnN officials attended the
, dance. which was voted u great sac
cess b, an.
Mrs. John \. Logan. widow ct ,hc
general ana senator. ana w,ll known
n santa r. la the military days gave
u dinner IN honor of Mrs. l.. Brad
ford Prince "a Washington last
week Mrs. Prince has been attend.
| INK the sessions of the u. y u. IN
IN. capital and H. expected home ~
a few days
His grace, the Most Rev. Archbish-
op u rlthNal, is IN Washington,
- G.. attending the meeting ot IT,
archhishops of the United states
From Washington he win go To- Now
york city. where he win he enter.
tanned lay Archbishop Farley ana p,h.
81 prciatos Later IN May or early
In Jun, hr viii sail FOR Europe.
Tn. dance given by Mrs Nina btof'
Warren, Miss Anita Bcrgcrc and Miss
Estrlia BcrRcrc saturday night 40 LII
brary hall was one of tn, mos, pleas
ant events of it's kind this season
Morrison's orchestra furnished IA
music and The fnVurs included p,HU'
tiful sashos of red blue and white
with the word 'Bcrscrc' tastciul'y y.
lumln.d thereon, several gcntlcmVt
from Albuquerque attended ia danr'
40 did two scor, or more members 90
the Younger set of this city.
Former Governor otcrn h"s lease,
| his beautiful aud historic home 81
Washington avenue To- Dr. ana Mrs
STANDBY q. small formerly of PITTS
burg and NOW residing here. Thc'
VIII take puss"usion bN Man l. COY
,rnor otoru Is stopping at ST Vim
cent sanitarum where he has rent
cda very attraCtiv" apartment look
ing on Palace avenue.
Territorial Auditor and Mrs. W. q
sargent have given az their hous'
near tn. federal building ANA taken
apartments at ST Nincents sanitar-
ium.
Bayard cutting. the eldest son oi
Robert Fulton cutting, noted iinan-
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I \k1.NtNblp.

Mrs Fields vice president of the
THURSDAY Afternoon club entertained
last week with an Easter program.
Each member responded with some
happy Easter thought MANY good
articles about Easter Wcr, given. tho
origin of customs and how the day Is
celebrated In different places. Mrs.
Fields passed cards and thon REQUEST
81 everyone to do her best IN an ar
t'stic way To- make Easter cards. But
the judging was even more difficult
than IN" making .o u appeared.
therefor" the hostess placed the
cards on the tabl, and invited an to
take II view and vote Tor thu, most
mcri,oriuus. Mrs. Nelson won Over.
Mrs. winters bN Just on. vote. which
might 10 tu prove that the club has
two good artists ~ least IN exceed
insN pretty hat pin was IN, gold
medal Very dainty refreshmcnts
w"r" then served and accompanies
them Was a beautiful La France rose
on each plat" These lovely flowers
wcr. used for decorations and much
appreciated Mrs. Nelson. a former
president. was welcomed again into
the club after an absence of two
wears. The Thursday Morning CLUB
rs now On. OF til" charter members
of the New Mexico Federation The
next meeting viii br With Mrs. Camp.
bell and tn. topic viii be- Current
Events.
The Country club held most en-
ioNnblr meeting at the home ut Mt.
ana Mrs. r. G. Cook Mondas Mrs.
JpsltNs wax works. dancing. cards
and incidentally eating were features
oi the evenings pleasures
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ARrgs,A.


Miss SHELLEY made Visit to friends
a, ilagermaa SATURDAY. and sunday
Mrs T. y. l,lackMore returned
Monday from Roswell where she had
been visiting ior two weeks.
Miss Martha Noscr arrived Thurs.
day for visit with her sisters. Mrs.
Edward Stone and Miss Minnie Moscr
Ms " VI Inman and mother hay.
moved In town from the country.
where they have been residing several
months
Mrs Charles : Brown came in
from oklahoma City this week To ioiu
hcr husband who has been IN Artcsia
tor several weeks visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Gayle Talbot. and also looking
after business matters
Nj Frank X Dudley. who has becn
with Joycc.Prui' 60 TOT some time,
left this week for santa Ana, Cali.
Mr. Dudley IL u most exemplary
Young han ana leaves host oi
friends here II il supposed he VIII
engage Ia ministerial aud cyangeIistic
work. as he has been preparing HIM
self Tor that.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis Omcr and their
daughter. Miss Fay, accompanied by
Mr. aud Mrs Ed. Leach. came down
SUNDAY from Roswell in the biz red
Buick car OF Mr. Omcr, aud were the
guests tor the day OF Mr. aud Mrs.
Sam Brown.
Miss l,cssio Boyd was the charming,
hostess 20 the mombors oi the u. ; ;
| club Saturday afternoon. \ delicious
Two course luncheon ot sandwiches,
pickles and coffee. icllo. whip cream
| and cake were served The following
| club members were present: Margucr
| tie Mathes. Fern Nichols. Helen Fritz
| Ruth Dawson Anna Pardon Isabel
| Gerrels Grace McCrcary and i'cssic
| BOYD
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was "Sciotnlnc Development
Mrs. g. ! Leland entertained at
bridge Monday afternoon ~ honor ~
h"r aunt Mts " NJ Reed, ot ~
paso.
Mr. Nu, " bantcl entertained at
hearts W'dncsdut morning compile
mrntArN to her guest. Mr. FrIcrson.
of Chattanooga
MIS- RUBY saunders gave % party
FOO lady friends Wcdnosdai afternoon.
Miss Hazel NOOK gave morning
PARTY Friday. complimentary 600 Miss
carr, Ffuch"N of Marion. Ind
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ana family Harry Enais. \ J. King
and Nllcu Woods started to hodges
Wednesday.
Friduy
Allen Woods returned from Okla
homa Thursday. where hc spent the
winter
Nc Fred Rrufrn and children
spcut sunday with Mrs Luti RAY
Harley Moudy aud family visited at
\ Kings sunday
Noah Ennis returned from Alhu-
qucrpur sunday where he spent the
Winter
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u\ll INii.s >EAH HNi,TO>
TNi,NCts PLANTING.
Special correspondence,

barton. y. NJ. April - iinN 3"
been having spring showers over thc
valley the last few days Quite a hit
valley wrdnrs,iu, evening, auor a
larg" shower which fiii"d up the
water holes. Range cattle ar, took
Ing fine since the grass has come
Rev J. ". Thomas planted beans
the first of the week for Mrs Fred
kenfro.
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BARTON.

Mrr. sarah Keller and sister. Miss
Lcn"ra Woods returned from Elrii".
New Mexico sunday. wher. they
taught school this winter
WIN Thompson ami family called
~ Harley M"ndy's Friday
pariA composed nf Harley Moudy
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cicr ana philau'nfopiT OF Vow YORK
city. arrived h,rr todat from N"w
YORK to visit, ~ FIRST .o1sin' bronson
VI cutting at bv p'W' on Hncna
Vista Iona Mr nauI cutting ~
a little past 30 and b. many time" u
millionaire.
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sCnUoL INSPECTION imOu,.lM.

VIM" school Inspection has been
Tho subject or much commentators
mention IN IA, public press. some oh-
iccti"ns have been raised tn proposed
legislation making u compulsory The
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ehcc Means Nj Japers and Mt Wat
son ~ willard