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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department NJ the Interior. T.. : Land
OAicc at Tucumcari. y. VI.
July II, 1911.
Notice q. hereby given that Joseph 4
letter. " Nrd. New Mexico. who. on
August ~, 1900. made A. T.. No. 1853.
Serial No OlOpGOl. for -, SEA, sec
~. Township > y. Range 90 T.. y VI
=. Meridian. has filed notice of intention
10 make Final Communication Proof, 10
establish claim 10 the lnni above he
,crihrd. before the Register aud Rrcci,
~. T. :. Land Office At Tucumcuri. y.
w.. an the "lth luv 1T August. lpll.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: W y
Howard. i VI stats. Jerry Crawf ford.
\. T.. Patton. all of Md. New MovI"o.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. 4. : Llud
ONCE ut rucumrnri, y NJ
July II, 1911,
Notice l. herch, given that Datious
l.. Harper, Of Baraucos, Y. VI, WIN. IN
March 81. 1890. made ". T.. No. ,6lp.
serial 80 Ui2Gul. tor SWi, So, aud
So SWtr see ~ aud \Wii NWl,.
See. ~. Twp : y, Range ~ T., y NJ
VI. Meridian. has filed notice IT iutru
ton to make Final Five Wear Proof, to
establish claim tu the laud above lie
scrihed. before The Register aud Rrrci,
et. T. =. laud Onjrc, NJ Tucumcnri. y.
W.. on the 2lsi day vt August, 1911
Claimant names ns witnesses; \. W.
Woodland. \. ". Yates. charlie hin.
Frank hin. all 1T Rnrauco., y. VI.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department Of the lnter.o' y. :. lanl
Office NJ Tucumcati. y. VI.
July 10. 1911
Notice IL hereb, given thar Freder
ick n. Crow. Of Tucumcari. Y. NJ, who.
on March ~, 1909. made ~ r. No.
1859. Serial No. ol57O). for NEL
See. -, Twp. ~ y, Range ~ T.. Y.
VI. p. Meridian. has 6led notice NJ in
%tention To make Final Five Year Proof,
10 establish claim 20 The land above lie
scrihed, before the Register and Remei'
81, 4. :. Land Oaice, A. rucumrari. y.
". on the 2ist DAY Of August. lPll
Claimant names ~ witnesses . VI.
Iahns, Frank Donahue. ! T. whitmore.
-. y Posev. all Of rucumcari, y VI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

nrta'tmeni of the interior y. Land
Onirc nj Tucumcnri y VI
July ~. lpll
Notirc il hereby given that Maggie
Shuii. widow at samuel a. simmons.
decreased, of Tucumcari. y. VI. who. On
oct. !. l9cG. made " T.. No. ll777, Scr
ial W. 0lliS.0. for SWl,. section =.
Twp IN Y, Range - T.. y. VI. T. M"rid
IAN, na, flied notice of intention to make
Final Five Year Proof. ,o establish
claim :" the land above described. be-
fore the Register aud Receiver. T.. :.
Land Ohic". at Turumrar,. Y. VI, an he
9TH in, ~ september. 1911.
claimant name, -. witnesses. !. i
Austin. coke Austin. Ira Campbell, I'll
Love, an of rurumcHri. y. VI.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, 4. 81. Land
Gf'ce NJ Tucumcsri, y. NJ.
July "a, 1911
Notice h. 80 'ebv cisco q a Carroll
|rll, ~ iiri.on, " NJ. Who, on Aug.
~ ~, lahi made n T.. No. 9fI'.
tSeriSl No u5O5O), Tor swH, Sec. a.
rwp. ~ y Range 81 T. \. VI. +. Mard
ian. has flied notice ~ ~intenti.l l.,
make Fla / ave Yea Proof. 10 estaL.
! N claim "a the lari ooo," lcsc'i. d,
before the Register aud Receiver, q.
=. Land Office NJ Tucumcari, n. NJ,
on the Goth day ~ August, 1911.
Claimant names rs witnesses; MaEimo
Garcia, Of Hudson, y. NJ, h. y, Con.
ger, Of T%ueumeari, n. NJ, II. W. Upton,
OF Hudson, n. NJ, Harriet r. Bell, Of
Hudson, N. NJ.
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Articles OF Incorporation
THE TUCUMcAR1 LIoHT AND
PowHR COMPANY
No. 6S12

No. 6Si2
aud also. that ! have compared the fol.
lowing copy of the sane, with the orig
inal thereof now on die. aud declare u
20 be a correct transcript, thsrefrom
and ~ the whole thereof.
Given uader NV hand and the Great
seal 81 the Territory Of New Mexico, al
the CITY Of santa Fe. the Capital, on
this 18th day Of July. A. D., 1911.
(SFAI.) NATHAN JAFFA'
Secretary Of New Mexico
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July, A. d., 1911, at 10 o'clocR a. NJ,
and was duly recorded in Book = Of
Miscellaneous. page 1871 1875 OF the rec
ords of said Country.
RI DONOHOO.
Probate Clerk and Ex.Oaicio Recorder.
H. y. DONOHOO. Deputy.
YSEAIN
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. T.. =. Land
Onire az Turumcari. y. VI.
.Iuly =. 1911.

department OF me Interim, ' :. ishNl
Ohire az Tucumcari. y. VI
july -. 1911.
Notice is hereby giNrs that Rrhrcra
T.. crawford. widow ~ I.vcurpus rrlw
fori. deceased. OF Plaza. New MrNlro.
who. IN Dee. l6. 1905. made n. T.. Ne.
500. serial No. Ul3.Il. for the SWi
See. -. and ADD II T.. ul9I7p, Oct
9. 1909. i"t The 81 >Ei, Sec 81, Twp.
10 y. Range ~ T.. y VI. T. Meridian.
has ilcd notice Ut Intention =" make
Final Five Year Proof, :" establish
claim 10 the land above Described, he
fore The Register aud Receiver. T.. :.
Land Onice AZ Turumcari New Mexico.
un the iOth dav OF August. l9ll.
claimant ~ witnesses: T. \.
Navue. 1T Tucumcari. y. NJ. Joshua
r~-ndereruft, 1T Plaza. y VI. T. \. Val
]rutIur. ot Plaza. y. NJ. ". T.. KELSEY.
~ IurumrHri. y VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department nf the interior. T.. : Land
On'rc r' Tucumcari. y VI.
~ j.. lHll.
Nutirr j. urrohy given that George
\. HAYNES. of Chnfluitc. y. ". Win.
on JrlN 20. 1905. mnlr n f.. "" 1lu".
serial "" u'"oG|. ter \Ei,. 500" ~.
Twp p y. Range - T.. y. VI. T.. Nrrrd
ian, hu, filed notice OF ]lu'ruii"u :" make
IiuaI Five Year Proof. q" establish
claim q" ~" land ah",r irsrrrhri. hr
for, injury " shaw. T.. :. Commission
-. At Ha,srll. New Mexico. uu the .'rd
iaN ct August, lHll.
'lHimput name. ~ wiiur-,rs, La, =
DYER. John r.. Mcclure. samuel q. Dav,
H. +. HAYNES. AN ct Charlotte, y NJ.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
FERkrroRY OF NEW MEXICO

cERTIFIcATE OF COMPARISON
I, NATHAN JAFFA, Secretary Of
the Territory Of New MEXICO, DO here.
by certify that there was aled for rec.
ord in this onice at nine o'clock, A.
NJ, on the Fifteenth day Of July, A. D.,
1911,
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Alice HickoN, Defendant

20 Alice HickoN. Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the
lho," named plaintiff, International
Buua "f Commerce ct Tucumcari, New
al EuuIiu Company Ut Tucumcari. New
M.Viro. hU, hlrd p ,uiI in the above .ivl.
81 rout' PRAYING Judgment against Nou
tor the principal .um of $500. with l."
per cent interest from Ma, H.. 1911. 10.
grihrr V,tL 90 per cent attorney fees
90 the total lm"uut aud the cost, 1T
.uit. said irit being r,idrr,rd hV one
pr"mi.,urN note dated Npul -. 1909.
Tor t1|T, given the SAID Federal Bank.
ing Company. The decree ~ this Court
J.. asked Purchasing 70 deed ni trust giS
~ hv Won u" the sad hank. aud cover
INK the east half II the northeast Gunr
Ter aud the east half of m. southeast
quarter ~ section nineteen In Town
ship eleven. north Of range thirty. east.
uf the y ". T. VI. containing 100 1crrs.
aud that said property h" sold aui the
proceed. applied 20 'hr payment Of the
above irh, \ud Won ere hereby not
ird rha' Iui".. suU appear nud answrr
uu pr h"io', 'hr 18th ius ~ ~rutam
h-r, \ H.. l"lI. rlurutn vii apply 10
tni. g." r. for 'ur r"i"' demanded IN
10, romrInIn' herein. and thr decree uf
/ tn t.rrf a. Do I.. F.ry.f.I tu y...rI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

- ~ " hhaNNN NNANN w NV " ~
scquire coal lands anywhere In the Ter
ritory ~ New Mexico or elsewhere, and
TO mine. manage and operate the same
for the purpose Of supplying It's works
and plants with coal, or for any other
purposes. and to sell. lease or otherwise
dispose Of the same, or any part there
Of, aud TO sell or dispose Of coal. coke
aud any all all the b%yproducts IT IT,
works and plants aud other commodi
ties.
10. This Corporation shall have the
right TO borrow money and execute. H.
sue. negotiate aud deliver its notes.
bonds or other obligations therefor, and
shall have power 20 mortgage or pledge
any or all vt it, properties. rights, in.
%teresis or franchises owned or to be &c ,
quired ~ securities for such notes.
bonds NJ other obligations. aud u guar
antee aud heroine surety In the respect
NJ bonds or other obligations. notes or
other evidences ~ indebtedness or 9th.
err obligations Of any individual, firm,
corporation ~ corporations.
a.. This corporation shall have pow
er Ia lease. sell or otherwise dispose Of
any aud all IT it, properties. rights. IN.
%terest,, franchises. immunities 20 any
other corporation or corporations. per
sou or persons. or 10 arrange with any
corporations. firms ~ persons hv con
tract. lease or otherwise for the opera
ton and maintenance NJ the mains.
lines. wires, poles. conductors, appara
ius appliances, works, plants, or coal
mine- or this corporation or any Of
them.
II. Thi. corporation shall also have
aud exercise anv and all such incidental
powers in addition 10 those hrreinaboye
enumerated. A. shall be q requisite prop
~ or convenient To- accomplish the oh.
iects and powers aforesaid.
FORTH
The capital stock ~ thi' corporation
shall he one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars. (siOO.OO0l which stock shall h.
divided into one Thousand 1000
share. At q par value ~ one Hundred
Dollars ll0nl per share.
The amount, 81 capital stock with
which the corporation wilt
b. mes, j. Twenty FIVE Thousand Dol
lars lse5.O0o).
The names and addresses ~ the in
corpotators. aud number ~ shares sub
.crlh-d D., each ate q, follows:
X g. Latte. Tucumcari. y. VI gIs
shares.
Henry swan. Tucumcari Y VI, !
share.
o. ,. Edlrr. Tucumcari, Y. NJ. ! share.
FIFTH
The term of existence ~ 'hi. rorpo
alton shall he Fiftv wears SO.
SIXTH
The business AFFAIR, Of this rorpo
ration mall Zee managed aud controlled
hy q R"ari ~ Directors consisting of
hrer members. and she following nam
81 person. shall constitution the Board
of director. IT ihi, corporation for the
hrst three months ~ ~ existence and
rp,l their .u,r..s,r. mr.. elected and
qualified. To- wit. r. g. LATTE. Turum
.nri. New Mexico. Henry swan. TIA
.um.ari. New Mexico. and o + EdIer.
rp,pu.,,, View N.,irn
y~pyp~ru
an - 49,. ,,. ~,
- go,
nm
~,
IN,
" r'''
80
@poinl aGd rsmn,r The .am, rr .r. plea.
icer. and agent.
NINTH
Meetings of the board Of Director.
, If thi, CORPORATION may 10. held hayout
M. limit. ~ the Territory of New Me-,
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Territory Ut New Mexico
-.
County ~ QUAY.
On this 7th daY ~ July. 1911, before
me personally appeared X g Lh6te,
Henry swan and o. =. Edler, "a me
known "a hp the persons described in
and who executed the foregoing instm
ment and scknowl lodged that they exc
cutrd the same as their free act aud
deed.
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lust received 70 fresh aud new line If
Eastman , Kodak supplies
ELK DRUG STORE
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Z Signed },
REED HOLLOMAN

Notary Public, Quay Co. y. NJ
tNOtarinl Seal)
Ny commission expires Dee. II. 1919.
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County Of Quay,

Territory Of New Mexico,
-.
County Of Quay,
hereby certify that this instrument
was died for record on the 18th day Of
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No. Gs7e. Cor. Reed. Vol. g, Page
no, Articles Of Incorporation Of THE.
TUCUMCARI LIGHT AND POWER
COMPANY. Filled 10 OHice Of seere.
tary Of New Mexico, July 10, 1911; 81
a. M.
AMMAN Vup
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NATHAN JAFPA
shrdlusy. .~hCrkwvvisdas,

Compared c, =. X. to ], o.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
TINE TUcuMcARI LIoHT AND
POWER COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN ~ THESE
PRESENTS, That We. " q. Latte. Hen
~ swan aud q. y. Edler, all Of the City
Of Tucumcafi New Mexico, IN the
County Of Quay DO hereby associate
ourselves together for the purpose Of
organizing q corporation under the Laws
Of the Territory of New Mexico. In man
ner and form a. follows:
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In the District Court Of the sixth judi.
cial District Of the Territory Of New
Mexico, within and for Quay County,

International Bank of Com
mrrrr. rucumcnri, New
Mexico. Plaintiff.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-11-09

Mems Silk Hose. -. 15c
Men 15c Hose at. -. &c
Men sBest Overalls at. 75c
Mems Fancy Vests at. 48c up
Mems Top Coats and Long Coats,
worth up to $4,000, sale price
from =. -. ..$3.98 to 1880
Most of our Clothes consist of
Standard Brands, such as Hart,
Schaffer and Marks, the House Of
sCuppenheimer and Sterling.
So Youths Suits with long pants
at. ;. ...-... ...... CSC up
Youths Pants worth $3.50, sale
(Also Plenty of Better Grades.)
Ladies 25c wool gloves now 10c
Ladies fine $500 Serge Long
Coats, a novelty just made
now. -. $3.50
Ladies Searfs worth up to $500
now 38c.
Fine Glnghams 1112c quality at &c
Ginghams 10c quality DC
25c Flannels now at....... 1Oc
Brilliantines, Panamas, and Serges
all colers Sc inches wide $1.00
quality now. 40c
Wrights health underwear $1.26
per suit.
To every one purchasing $500
worth or more ON the first day of
this sale I viii give either Ladies !
Gentleman or Boys Rain coat or
a Misses opera cloak.
So Children suits sizes from 2 to 8
worth from So to $3.50 now $3.50
Remember, it is well known that
III. Patterson keeps the finest cloth
ing for Men, Women and Children
ever shown in HendersonvilIe and
Ow is the chance to get these fine
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goods at ridiculously low prices
About IS Ladies waists worth
$3.50. This sale. -. ,48O
Table Linen pure, 75c quality at
29c.
Yard wide Danish cloth worth 25c
at 8 1-3 cents.
LADIES' FINE SILK SHIRT
WAISTS WORTH $500 POS
HlVELY 49,. .... ...$l'a
LADIES GOWNS WORTH SOC
AND $780,, THIS SALE. X 25e
ONE LOT MEMS $500 HATS
VERY SPECIAL. -. ...25c
SPECIAL Lot OF MEMS
SHIRTS WORTH FROM 75c
TO $1.50, THIS SALE. =. .1Sc
MEMS SIOLINE HAND
KERCHIEFS WORTH 15c
This Sale. -. -. Sc
ONE LOT BOYS SAMPLE HATS
WORTH $1.OO to $500 at. .25c
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
JUST ARRIVED WILL SELL
CHEAPER THAN ANY PLACE
ON EARTH.
1Oc HANDKERCHIEFS. .... Sc
25c sUsPENDERs. !. lie
BOYS SAMPLE HATS WORTH
$1.25, $50 to 49c.
LADIES SEAMLESS BLACK
HOSE WORTH 25o. THIS
SALG. - ''AO"
A VERY HIGH GRADE OF
SKIRTS FROM $500 TO $1,000
THIS SALE From $1.75 to $500
MEMS WORK SHIRTS AT 39c
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS Worth
$1.OO. -. ..o0O
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REMEMBER TIE DATE AND THE PLACE

200 Misses Rubber, Cravenettes,
and Broadcloth and Opera
Capes, worth from $3.50 to $500
our sale price will be from 48c
to $3.50.
Finest Hendersonville ever Saw
Misses Coates and Raincoats at
the same sacrificing prices. >.
Ladies Coats and Raincoats and
Capese worth from $500 to $4,000
Sale price. :. $3.50 to $3.50
Long Silk and Satin Coats, worth
from $3.50 to $40. Sale, price
........ :. >. =. 1898 to 1898
Ladies' Silk Ruberizedt Coats,
worth $1,000, sale price. 1898
A big lot of Ladies Rainceats, sale
price. 49,. $1.50
A big lot of Children's Raincoats,
sale price. -. $1,000. -. .9Sc
NOW REMEMBERl We have
no old stock. Everything is up-to
date, made this season. We have
thousands more articles to men
ion, but no space. Come around
see us. We will be glad to wait
you.
| kinds of Ladies Waists at half
5e.
hty-five Ladies Suits, newest
es and styles to suit the rich
i'd poorest, worth double the
sked for them, from 1898 TO
20.
200 pair of Ladies slightly
ged, Soc Silk Hose, sale
-. ...... ...s.s ..1Oc
nest made at half price.
irts, worth up to $500
e.. $50 to $3.50
for everybody, for less
at Sc per pair and up
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Boys Mems Rancoats Misses Opera
for every $500 Purchase on first day of Sale.
have just returned from the Northern markets and ort
enough thousands Of dollars worth of Ladies and
Tailor Made Clothing Hats and onehf price
and less Will the benefit of tes prices fourteen days
only
This sale will the dollar pocket H Patterson has
the reputation Of being the Bargain because he buys bargains
Ladies SOC Silk Hose, slightly damaged 10 cents
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Mems Suits of dependable ma
terial correctly tailored, value
$1,000, our sale price only. .$4.98

I&&@SA 0u46O O4
terial correctly tailored, value
$1,000, our sale price only. .$4.98
Boys Double-breasted, Wear
resisting Suits, Value $3.50,
$3.50, $3.50, $225 and So,
our Prices $3.50, So, $2.25.
$1.50, 81 .23 and CSC
Mems suits, in all colors, sin
gle or double breasted, reg
ulation length, value $500,
So, SO, Our piee only. -.
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and 1896
Mems and Ladies underwear,
"oeced and wooden garments. at a
-acrifce Don't miss an OPP
Cor values.
Hsndkerehefa,
3}se'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-04
News From Surrounding 7 owns

i've. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Replogle
and Lenore Lee
Mrs. Della Rudy is spending few
days at Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Halderman
were guests at dinner Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Backenstoe.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Locke enter
tanned Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Wheeler and two little daughters and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Locke and family
Mrs. J. NJ. Worl has been sick for
the past few weeks with severe at
tack of grip but is improving.
Miss Bertha Foyst has returned
from near Carlos City where she spent
the winter.
Mrs. Ida Plummer entertained Mrs.
Reba Rudy of Anderson Sunday Mrs
Rudy returned to her home Monday
Mrs. Lewis Beeson and son Harley
Beeson spent Sunday with Floyd Bee
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams return
ed to indianapolis Sunday. Mrs. Will
liams had spent three weeks there
with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petro and fam
lily entertained over Sunday. Miss Mol
lie Eliason of Elwood. Miss Frona
Wickersham of Jacksonburg and Mr.
Charles Doddridge of Milton.
: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Rowe
a son Monday morning. 1t is the third
child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Replogle and
Mrs. Maggie Replogle entertained
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lontz of
Wenatchee. Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Wise. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Leavell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Replogle and
daughter Helen.
Relatives received word of the
death of John Merwin Johnson. the
five months old son of Mr. and Mrs
John Johnson at Losantville. The
child had been afflicted since birth
with tuberculosis The funeral SER
vices were conducted at the residence
Monday afternoon by the Rev. w II.
Jenkins.
The Rev. Jenkins went TO Kokomo
today to attend the annual NJ E con-
ference.
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: BOSTON, IND.

Boston. Ind, April Mrs Ann AL
len was visiting her brother John Boz
worth here Thursday and Friday of
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Campbell visited
Mrs. Campbells parents here last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Branley enter
tanned relatives of Mrs. Branley at a
family dinner Sunday.
The Willing Workers of the Chris
tian church will meet Thursday of
this week with Mrs. Earl Shelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ketron spent the
week end with relatives here.
Earl Stanley went back to Wabash
college Monday havign spent his
spring vacation at home.
Mrs. Mary Rife has returned home
after a weeks visit to friends in and
around Richmond
Mrs. Sarah Johnson will spend a
few weeks with Will Dix and family.
Miss Nellie Park who has been Wis
iting relatives in Muncie returned
home last week.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind, April Airs. NJ. NJ
Galloway visited Mrs. G. w. Gala
way and Mrs. Barton Sunday Mrs.
Barton has just returned from Chica-
go. -... -.-..-..-.
Mrs. Ellis of Richmond was looking
UP the interests of the Sunday school
county convention here Sunday
Miss Helen Alexander is visiting her
mother Mrs. Silas Clark She attends
school at Indianapolis and having va
cation.
The young married ladies Bible
class of the NJ. E. Sunday school had
an interesting meeting with Mrs
James Stamm Saturday evening They
will meet with Mrs. Charles Davis
next Saturday evening.
Mrs Ellen Dowhower of Cambridge
City visited friends here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hayden and
grandchildren, of Straughn, were at
dinner with Mrs. S. Templin Sunday
Joshua Gresh of Indianapolis visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Gresh Sunday.
John Wilson of Richmond, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and Mr.. and Mrs
David Nugent Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones of Muncie
and Mr. and Mrs. E. p Jones and fam
lily formed family dinner party with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Jones Sunday.
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| in California. will arrive here Satur-
day if they have no bad luck. as they
will leave Los Angeles at sos Mon
day evening.
Rev. G. w. Martin preached his last
sermon Sunday evening until after
annual conference. Rev. Mr. Martin
will be returned here again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison were
guests of Williamsburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cain and
daughter Ella We're visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cain Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella n Lamb is back from Ell
wood and Anderson where she was
visiting relatives the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oran Shellabarger en-
tertained a crowd of white Caps" at
dinner Sunday. Those present of the
league were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Conroe, Mrs. Mabel
Garvin. Misses Mary Mumbower.J
Ruth Jackson and Josephine Garvin.
Miss Louise Smith arrived here Sat
urday evening to spend vacation
Miss Smith is attending St. Josephs
academy at Upton.
NJ. T. Sunday school attendance has
doubled since the protratced meeting
was held.
Mrs. Freeman's funeral was held at
West River Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
An accident occurred near Art Gains
home Sunday noon that might have
ended seriously but opportunity no
one was very badly hurt. While Mr..
and Mrs. John Macy and Miss Lou
Fleming were driving home from
his way to town and Mr.. Macy turned
out to the right, so did Miss Fleming
who was driving a horse behind the
Mays that is considered a goer. and
il started to go around the Macy rig,
when the left front wheel caught in
the right hind wheel of the Macy bug
gy tearing ii Off, which caused ii to
upset and tearing the top to pieces.
Miss Fleming was thrown from her
buggy and alighted on her head
which was slightly bruised by the,
jolt. The horse Miss Fleming was
driving found itself free from the bug
gy and trotted at a rapid gait home as
if It was doing what it was required
to do.
The Odd Fellows gave a banquet at
their hall here Saturday night. 4
large crowd was in attendance from
other lodges.
The commencement was all that
any one could wish for. Perhaps the
corps of teachers, Prof. Williams.
Prof. Eugene Butler. Miss Effie Viii
son and Miss Love Lindsay, could not
have been eNcelled. II is said that
music and drawing viii be taught
here next year in the schools.
Miss Mabel Gwin OF Anderson
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. Bunnie Mundell and childres
OF Indianapolis arrived here Saturday
evening as guests of the HATS and
will visit Mrs. Potter of Greensboro
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chamness en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. Nah