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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31
a SmDrise Birthday Party.

ENTERPRISE w. Va, May 81
A surprise party was given at the
home of ]. j.. Hustead a recent al
ternoon by his wife in honor of his
sixtieth birthday. There was
large number of his friends pres
emit, those attending being Mr. and
Mrs. "a. B. Yates and daushter'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Fortney anu
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hustead and Columbus Hustead' OF
wilsonburg; those from Haywood
were Mrs. sena Minniek and SON
Earl; those from Meadowbrook'
toontnued ON page 50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31
s. OCIALI
enpceennaannafooraae1aor a1eoaos1a1a1na
VaudevIlIe Features banquet.


Vaudeville features Banquet.
"A very clever little vaudeville show
featured the EIks' banquet Tuesday
night in honor of persons recently
Initiated. 1t was called a Night al
the odeon." Writ Lewis, Gene
Richards and Charles Gill sang
songs and received great applause.
burlesque of the Johnson-Jenries
prize dght lasting four rounds
Drought down the house and Elem
ing IIolden's lecture on Reno" was
profound enough to cause a burst OF
laughter.
Preceding the show numbers,
George Il. Duncan was named by
Percy Byrd chairman of the social
session committee, in a clever speech
as toastmaster, and Mr.. Duncan with
his usual grace OF manner and elo-
quence of speech presided. Among
those who made brief remarks were
Benjamin +. Robinson, u. w. VIII
liams, Charles ;B. alexander and w.
II. Cole, and ID. "A. Pres ton, of Rock
Spring. Wyo. attorney general Of
his state and member of the
grand lodge. addressed the BAN
queters at length on the condition
of the elk in his state and refuted
the charge that the order was TO
blame for the starving condition of.
several thousands Of the animals
there last winter.
The following persons comprised
The class initiated last night: w.
a. Sayre, d. NJ. Close, Ernest swi-
ger, e. C. Reep, Hugh Downs. G. III
Bauer. Henry Brewster, II. C. Hof-
man, Waiter b. wilson, James 5.
Ed. S. wallis. F C. Gay
ord. ]. R. Elsess. II. o. Fullerton
2. NJ. Wilson. G. IT Gordon, James
5. Griffin and n. S. bongabaugh.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31
TELEPHONE
Office is Moved at Wallace
and New Switch Board
is Installed

WALLACE, w. Va, May 81
The Consolidated Telephone Com
pany has moved its central oae,
here from the room over the drus
store to building in the rear of the
postomce. The new location is Z
much more desirable one as it ha.
ground floor The ompany has
Installed a new switch board and
the office VIII be first class. Miss
Hattie TIick still has charge OF the
office.
Mill Tia McIntire, daughter of f.
r. MeIntire. OF Big Rock Camp,
who was in the st. .,Mary,s hospital
lat Clarksburg for some time, was
brought home Tuesday evening.
Thomas r.. Lambert, one of the
rural carriers from the Wallace Of
fee, spent yesterday in Clarksburg
and attended the rural carriers
invention.
Miss Lolita Pigott, of Big Elk. Is
on the sick list.
Messrs. Merl Robinson and Syi-
via Marsh, of Brown, were here re-
Gently calling on friends.
o. e. HeIdreth, a merchant of
Alliance, was here Tuesday dispos-
ing of a load of produce to local
MERCHANTS.
Clarence Hall, who has been an
employee OF the Wallace co-opera-
tive store Company. has resigned his
position as such. He has been sue
ceeded by Charles Cavalier, OIL
The store company lost
a good man when It lost MT. Hall.
Jasper Robinson, of Brown, was
here recently looking after business
interests.
Mrs. Florence Martin. Of shinnston
was here this week looking after
matters of Interest.
]. ID. Lanham. formerly a barber
here, now working In Clarksburg'
spent the thIrdeth here With
friends
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31
THIS MEANS SOME
THING TO YOU
IF you WANT A HOME
AND 1--WE ST M E N T
HERE ARE THE BEST
OFFERS.

Two-story frame house,
slate roof, 6 rooms, bath and
cellar. Properly arranged
and finished in all respects.
Splendid lot and location in
East part of the city. Price
So, 900, easy terms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31

Prompt Service and Good
Feeding at the d. G. Davis
Boarding and Livery Barn
between Fourth and Fifth
streets, Glen Elk. Every
thing is new and modern.
Rates are Reasonable. Tel
ephone orders filed at once.
Use Bell Phone 5s5-J, OF
Consolidated 1871.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31

Yes, this - a good time 10 sell real
estnte, hut II ought 70 be advertised,
not merely plnearded.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31

The Telegram ad. hnswercrs arc Sc
curing the real estate bargains thls
month--as usual.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31
BELL PHONE 1881.
HOMIE PHONE G23-w.
FUEL CITY PRESSING co.

Core Bldg, I'd ST, CInrIksburs, W. Va
w. b. DARLING, Prop.
Up-to-dnte IN Dry Cleaning, uP-to-
dnte In Pressing, up-tO-datc in OIL our
work. Having the best skilled labor
to be had we are ready to handle any
or all of yOur fine work and put it be-
side any sent outside the city. Charges
reasonable. Work called for and de-
uvered TO any part of the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31
ON KELLEY HILL

Elegantly finished in oak,
story house, most new;
slate roof, 6 rooms and bath,
all newest improvements;
choice lot 35X100 feet to al
ley. Price $3.50. Easy
terms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-31
LET US SELL YOUR
HOUSE OR VACANT lot
UNDERGOEs OPERATION.

UNDElIGOEs -OPEILAT1ON-
Branch Annegan, OF the AnneGan
saloon in Glen Elk, underwent a sue
cessfuI surgical operation for appen-
dcitis Tuesday evening at st. Mary's
hospital He was taken to the hos
pitaI that morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Says Arizona Is
 An Ideal Country

In March l9l0,H T Cartwell and family, consisting oian invalid wife r. son and daughter, came to the Sul- phur Spring- valley, locating about 1 miles north ni Pearc coming from Mammoth, Oregon. Mrs CsrtEell Rho had been confined Co her he'd for the three years before coming to thls y-lley nov finds herseli able 10 be up and about the house, doing me iorns of light work. NIT Cartwell considers this sn ideal country, not cnly great n agricultural possibilities. but health restoring region a- Sell.-Courtland ATizOnan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
NEWS
 OF INTEREST
Newsy Notes From All Over Arizona Carefully Condensed for The
 Prospector Readers

Pima county contractors engaged in work on he link of the territorial highwsy in Il a, county are anxious to know shs. effect the change ot government may have upon the work, and fear that delays msy be occAs . toned.
 Mrs Josefs NJ de Gastelan died last week m Tucson while on visit to her daughter Mrs c Robles The deceased WAS an old resident of Can ananea, and was eighty-fv years of age.
 At a dinner at the Old Pueblo club in Tucson, attended by fifty six ex- ecutives and employees et the Harri- man lines, the chiei table decoration was s miniature reproduction show i~g the course oi the lines from coast tv coast.
 There is possibility of the White Sox coming to Arizona and making 6 winter visit to Phoenix of about two months. Comiskey has out lined conditions that mus, be met to bring about such A vi-it. and the Salt River valley metropolis is getting busy.
 Ed A Dutch"l Henry died of gangrene poisoning at Stafford lsst week. He was ar old time prospect or, known generally through Arizona and was discoverer of the Old Man mine at Silver City, which sold in 1884 for s73, 1000.
 The Artesisn Belt says that this is certainly s winter ofsnow. There have been falls of two and five inches and an al day storm that turned to raiL all during the last week. Lots at Miami with the increases that have come in the price of cop
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Delays Might Put Off Proclamation Until the Fourth of July Ac- cording to This Version

New Mexico's csnvsssing board seems making slow progress in can wasting the returns. Thirty-six days after the election the returning board had completed the necessary tabulat- ed statement of the vote iu just one hall the counties. At that slow Tate of progress the official return will not be completed before the first of Jan nary. at which time the Arizona re- turning board consisting of the chief jnstice, governor and secretary of tLe territory will begin its work. If it. progress is co slow ss has been that IT.
 e~ Mexico, the returns will not be completed, ready to go to the Presi-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
ONE PRISONER
 RECEIVES SENTENCE
Much Legal Business Transacted In Court Today--Many Civil Cases
 Heard and Judgments Rendered TWO LURES TO REPORT TOMORROW

Court recopveuei this morning ai' ter the Christmas recess
 The Golden State Shoe C. vs Car end Johnson, default entered. Per mission granted to correct name o' Johnston on motion of Ilaintiti's st- torney. Lyman Haye-. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Bertin and Lepori g John Lopo- zich ct al. Documentary evidence presented and judgment rendered for plaintiff.
 Touchsnt vs Hudspeth writ gar ni.hment and bond released on motion of Richardson and Do-n and case passed for future setting.
 Casey vs C.rmAn Consolidated Cop per rCo To be reset tAisterm ty agree ment of counsel on motion ol R,chsrd son and Dan.
 Casey vs Power. To te set this tenn by agreement Of counsel on mo- tjop of Richardson and Doan.
 Dreiber vs Cohen dismissed on mo- tion on Richardson aud Doaa, settled out of court.
 Territory vs Tomas Costello, de- fendant having plead guilty, WAS sen- teuced to l year in peaitentIsr7 oi Arizona from this date for burglary.
 The Orpheun Go vs ' Rich. De-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

isrlt. judgment for plaintiff.
 Schneider vs Msr,z, default. Judgment for pl4Intii.
 Gloue Tailoring Go vs Scott an , Thornton, also cases ot k elofs vs Scatt and Thornton and Psrrott Deals Co vs Scott and Thornton, motion for new trial denied in each caee and notice of appeal to supreme court filed.
 Cochrou y- Williams ct al. This case having p-eviorsly been heard, judgment ~a- entered for plaintiff.
 Wrghtys W right, divorce. Judg- meDt for plaintiff.
 Hannigcr vs Roberts ct a for debt. Order presented. setting vacated CD motion oi Attorney Neal and reset Ter today. Judg nent i,F plaini i.
 Cochise Realty Co vs ( & 4 Mining Co, siyer-e claim. Dismissed on mo- ton ol plainti:i.
 Kl-ter vs Bell tor debt, re set for Jan l2.
 Terri'orf V Joe Brown. assault, ar raigned plea not guilty, bond contIn- ned, setting tomorrow.
 RAm-ey " Frazer for debt. Default and jl3CmeIt Tor plaInt'ii.
 Ih- [ tri.l jury aud Territorial grand jury will rsconyene in romS- stone tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

pe- and the good news of consolida, Ii n of Miami companies, are report- ed AS showing a vastly increased demand. In one day last week at Miami there were four sales complet- ed to four different customers.
 Actual work Of repairing the terri torial asylum for the insane which was partially burned, was tegnn on ls-, week. It i- est m tteG that the repairs will cost s6D 900, and will re- ?u're four or five months to complete. At flagstGf the Northern Normal school holds commencement exercises twice A year. The inter commence ment exercises were held lsst week sDd six girls received diplomas.
 The Mesa Evening Free Press has issued q twenty page industrial mum. Der printed on booK paper and filled with information relative to resources Of the vicinity which is highly credi- table publication.
 At Ssfford the fine new Gila Acad emy has teen opened. More than . thousand people attended and psrti- c'psted in the dedicstory ceremonies.
 In Tucson the Eks undertook to provide Christmas dinners for worthy poor families, and made . distribution on Monday of l5O bsskete.
 Athletes of the Phoenix high school have been iu training for the past two weeks, actively preparing for a track meet in which they will compete with scholars of the Indian school; and which is ,o be held about the middle ofJsuusry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Tombstone Town
 Topics TerseIy Told
Visitors to City; Local and
 Personal Items of Interest

L-e Hudspeth. tine well known cat tlemsn of Douglas, is iu Tombstone today on court business
 good crowd sa the >moving pie. 'ufes at tue Schieiieln last night A complete charge o' program has hoeu announce for this evening. In show is sn excellent one and A treat for all wh1 attend.
 mIl-week service will be held ST the Congregstianal church ths even 'ng at : ;3D o'clock.
 Miss Vo-a hason snd brothers Ralph and Ivan Johnson are home irom T1cson for the holidays.
 The Ladie-' Chorus of the Congre- g.tionsl church viii mee, tomorrow evening with Mrs Da!gelish.
 Attorney Geo Neal Of B.sbee arrived ID the city on the noon train.
 Deputy Sher.h WIll Whi'e was among the arrival. 1T m BisGee on the noon tram.
 Mir and Mrs Lee c WOolery and children returned home yesterday from Land where they spent Christ mas with rel4tives,
 Attorney Murray is in the county -est on legal business before the die trict court.
 Attorney Lyman Hays Of Willc1x i- in the city on bGsiuess before the district court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

Judge F NJ Doan arrived from Douglas and opened court this morn. ing.
 Attorneys Richsrdson, Csss and Sa'nes are smorg the Douglas lega! fraternity in the county seat to. day on court business.
 Hon II : Hudspeth of Fl Paso, rexas, IS Tombstone visitor today. Nir Hudspeth is state senator oi Texas and is president of the senate and also president of the Commercial National bank, a new banking insti- tuition to be opened in the Pas. City 1n Jan ,. He is here on court busi- ness.
 Attorney Win Clesry oi Bisbee is in Tombstone today.
 Ernest lvey has accepted a position ns clerk in Flach's drug store. taking the place of Tom Brandt, resigned.
 The Tombstone public schools will open after the holiday vacation on rae-dsy Jan ?. instead of Jan 3, as was previously mentioned in these col1mhs.
 Master Philip Rockiellow left this morning on few dsys visit to the RccktellOw ranch at the Cochise -tronghs Id.
 Go 70 Ei R. Zach tell him to smile and pass out those home made cigars and toost home enterprise Euko and Commercial. W
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
But Three Counties of State EIec-
 ted Precinct Officers. Conflict
 ing Legal I0pinions on Validity

A, the recent election precinct of- ficers-justices of the peace and con- stsbles-were elected in tbe counties Of Pima, Santa Cruz aud Cochise Fol lowing the literal construction of the constitution the other eleven counties did not elect precinct officers.
 Attorney General Elect George Purdy Bullard says that no election could be legally held for these offices, therefore none has been held in the eyes of the law. Other lawyers
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Bliss Tickets
 Recently Issued

The following bliss tickets were is- sued out of the probate court for holi day weddings:
 II : DeGroot to wed Mariana Val enzueis, both of Douglas.
 Alvin Will O'Lesry to wed EIms Josephine Ysrcho. both of Bisbee.
 William A White to wed May Rat II, both of Hereford.
 W H Townsend to wed HiIda A Hitler, both nf Bistee.
 E J Barber to wed Ada Kirk, both Of Bisbee.
 Arthur A Ciouthier to wed Nellie Vaelckel, both of Cansnes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

The fact ,hsta n1mber Of secret indictments returned by the federal grand jury Thursday and that ne ID formation regarding the chsrAc'er oi these indictments ls nb'a'na1ie. iS coupled by many with the psss'ne Reyi.,s revolution in Mexico. some thing like thirty indictments were re- turned by the graud iufy. and theiI number argues that wholesale S'o-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
hold with him.

hold with him.
 The question will be up to the first legislature for decision. It is believed ay manythst the legislature will de. clare the offices of justice of the peace throughout Arizona vacant and then order the boards oi supervisors in each county to appoint successors.
 In Tombstone the present incum. bent. Judge Mcfarland was reelected and the legal muddle will net apply ID this precinct,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Daughter Goes to Her Death Short.
 Iy After Passing of Father

A Los Angeles dispatch says:-
 Mrs Katherine Kendrick Csmrhell dsue hter of the late right Rev John Mills Kendrick, Episcopal bishop Of Arizona and New Mexico, died Mon day at her home, at Pasadena.
 Mrs Campbell Was seriously iii at the time of her fathers death, two
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Record CoChise
 Onion Crop

Fifteen tons of onions to tie acre l,2i0 per acre, according to the tes, patch Of oue-seveuth of sn acre. plant ed by Dr W P Muse. of Ccchi-e, ie the record made by the Sulphur Spring. Valley during the last season
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Don't Know When
 Good Luck Will Come

One never knows when good luck will fall to him. Dr Ribhe,ti a phy- sic sn of Pittsburg, was walking along about his business when A window cleaner fell on him, iu utlicting painful injuries. The doctor collected sl5.000 from the city because there is 8 law that the window cleaner shall ge. into some kind of 8 safety harness when he is at work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Wheeler Appoints
 Deputy for Bisbee

During his talk at Bisbee Saturday night. Sheriff Wheeler announced that he had appointed Jack Bolan ss the Bishee deputy sheriff. Rolan wss one oi Wheele 2 competitors in the democratic primary and he received congratulations from everyone at the meeting No otter appointments were mace, but he said tha, he had about decided upon A good man for Lowell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

dent tefoEe tbe first of February. h that event it is hardly probable that the presidential proclamation of the state of Arizona will be promulgated before the first of March. If recol- lection serves arght OklahonIs was not procla aimed ss a state until the Fourth of July following the election in Novem Der or December. The same precedent may hold in the cases of Arizona and New Mexico. But all that Ia speculation and one mans guess Is AZ good ss that of snother.- Oasis. ,Ss
 Pin es1sve -..s IIal fGuLIIc-
 ~r- HT.IEvEs sLL
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

Hens lay more eggs i! they have change of foods. The prepared Cotton Egg Food is mixture of grains, seeds and ether egg producing ingredients. Telephone Ed H. Reeves Coal and Feed Store, and he will send you sack. Chick fo~d for Litf Chicks
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
Secret Indictments Believed to Have Included aiaoy Violations of Neu- traIity Laws in Cochise

lation of federal law has been com mitted. No other act than the U.- trshty act would ii such a premise, IL is argued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

After enjoying a good dr nk of Cedar Brook at Wentworth call for ;he E1ko cigar and patronize home industry.
 tducats Your Boweis Wnh rascArea-
 -a-ly C@lh1rtic, cure cGrs.iraiioB fo-e"e' Z5- fC- (. la. arcgl -ste TafrEc ul-ns'
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31
A CHALLENGE

Twill match my bulldog for fight against any dog in Bisbee or Douglas for side bet of from $50 to $250. Address LATE GIBSON. Tombstone Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

For ssle-Five brood sows, also six pigs and ten shosts. Apply or address H T Fisher, Fairbank v
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

weeks ago, hope for her recovery being practically abandoned at that time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-31

Pin aive -"'si'..A roulIic- rEsIEvEs AL V ~ rs-TI0VsET, !rsss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-01

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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-07

development of New Mexico, for
a conference and interchange OF
ideas; for discussion of ways and
means by which this development
may be brought about most
speedily and effectively.
Up to this time the various
active communities of New Mexi-
co have been going it alone
There has been little orno effec-
tive CO. operation among them for
the general good. Their efforts
have been restricted to their own
localities and as result, work
for New Mexico as a whole has
suffered.
The recent hearty and state
wide response to Governor Mills
Call of New Mexico" .(Post
Gard Day. has demonstrated con-
vincingly that the people of New
Mexico are readyfor cooperation
for the good of New Mexico as a
whole, and that they realize the
Importance of such cooperation.
1t is to encourage this co-opera-,
tion to bring the various COM
munities closer together, to give
them the advantage of inter
change of ideas and plans, that
this conference has been called.
1t is not proposed to attempt a
permanent organization. 1t is,
rather, a preliminary meeting, at
which representatives of the
various communities will have
the benefit of the experience and
advice of experts in promotion
of publicity as we'll as the benefit
of each others ideas; and that
they may discuss among them
selves the best methods by which
we may hasten the populating
and development of New Mexico.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-07
Whist Club

The Ladies Whist Clab met
at the home of Mrs. G. H. Van
Stone. The afternoon was
spent with embroidery work.
Music was furnished by Mes
DANES Monte Goodin and NJ.
H. Senter, which was enjoyed
by the ladies. Refreshments
consisting of frozen fruit and
cake, were served. The next
meeting Of the Club will be
with Mrs. M. H. Senter, Thurs
day, July 90.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-07
comnissary.

), Judge John R. McFie today
signed a decree for absolute
divorce in the case Of Anna Ma
bel Fisher VS.. Frederick I. Fish
er on the ground of cruelty
Mrs. Fishers maiden name
Anna Mable Easley lis restored
and certain real estate in Tor
rance county isE decreed her.
The testimony showed THAT she
was compelled to endure the
most fen dish cruelty
brief married life. Fisher has
left Mcintosh, Torrance county
New Mexican.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-07
Good Rains North

Trainmen on N. M. Central re-
port a splendid shower as..having
fallen north of Kennedy yester-
day afternoon. About six o'clock
last evening a heavy shower hang
over the country to the northeast
of Estancia, of which Estancia
received a sprinkle. About dark
IA little shower fell here.
Telephone messages from AL
buquerque last night were to the
effect that it was raining there
about half past eight O'Clock.
Several showers fell at inter-
walls in Estancia up to midnight,
when we went to press.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-07
0G|ERV|LLE HIS CELEBRATION
Young Chicago SPRINGS Up, among
the Pines OF the M1nzdnOS

were settled on the 4th. Fred Mahon
danced the Mexican Polka and it never
faxed it.
It rained very hard here for several
davs but no one was afraid of a flood as
| Noah Dye is here and as we have plenty
of lumber, if the water. gets too Deep
we can get Noah to emulate the exam
pie of his illustrious name sake ana
build an ark. y,
Messrs. and Mesdames McMullen and
cowelfield, who live in the suburbs OF
our growing village, spent the day
with us. But Mr.. Gaines and wi1e'
another suburbanite, deserted and spent
the day at Estancia.
Frank Mahans house on Front street
was finished in time to have the roof
tested by the rain. Frank said it was
success as a shade or a shower batn,
butno of much account for turning
water.
n A. Boren returned from his ranch
Sunday, all dyked up in bunch OF new
duds. Tom was SO completely disguised
by his new regalia that no one recog-
nized him until he bit into hunk OF
pie.
Mesdames Scott and Ludwick were
under the weather the day after the
night before, probably caused by div
ing too dsep in the lemonade tank.
Joe Mckinley remarked to a friend
yesterdaythat he would sooner dance
than eat My, oh my, how that Doy
must love to dance.
J. A. Dye is building an additionai
room to his house on Ogier avenue aiio
has promised to give a bale when it is
completed.
! III! E. Ludwick, night nurse at the
has been advanced to the posi-
tion of first aid to the hungry, at the
commissary.