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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
APANESE PROVE TO
Be MOSTLY
INDIANS
Imperial Baseball Team Seen
Here Recently Turns Out to
Be Odd Combination of Job
Lot Piok-ups.

N,Il what do yug nnoW aHoJt thlti
The start pitcher II the Japanese
team hose sunday Was Luuie Lock-
hart. toe Indian. Louis Nas out on
The coast and wanted t. got east so
ne hook'd up With the Jops ana
beat a. H. is a good pitcher though.
one of tn, best thai has ever propel-
bod q pellet on iIo local sNard II is
not likely that hc viii get by Trim
idad or Ration tor both teams hayo
use Tor a good indian that IL not a
dead one.
tie pitched With Los Angeles last
spring ana lpt DOWN I'll, Boston Rod
SoN With ONLY $50 hits A. was "a
mystery 10 tho lu,al Grays az several
ttag of the 4tmc here. and with
better support WOULD uo doubt nave
carried on q victory Rubc Weeks
connected with him best for 80 30.
calls. auc got away with fou. hits
Nllcn tuok tl.p. and liidalgo. two
rhr rest couldn't nnd aim all after
uooa. Hid1lgo- four .-eores ycrc
mad" without nh, prctiy good evi.
d.nc, of tue akncss OF Lockharts
support
Tho tnhI h.-anan Ia sunday u
me WAS also lu indian, maSqurrud-
inns ls "a Jap Au indian cAtcus started
Nith the te.m, a. sent naok at
\ccdlr- bceuusr II injuries received
n tho game tH,r. Lockhart spelled
u.s nam, L1.h.l for stage purposes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
THREE BOUTS WILL
HAPPEN TONIGHT
At THE ElkS
The Hatley Twins. Olsen-Mc-
Donald and the Mabee-
Deschler Matches Will De-
light Fans This Evening.

rhy biggest event that has b,of
pulled on in Albuquerque for q Ion.
time VIII be- tho triplo-hcakcr auaii
at the opora house tonight. Beside
tno match between Maboe aud D,sch-
lcr VIII bo q bogt by dark horse
of tuc ndHlc OF Mcdonald, ~, ,.uuis
heavy weight with Dung Olsen. IA,
SWEDISH giant added to these spitu-
did attrr c,lons VIII bc the 20 bee
tween the Hartley twins.
Tho h3ticy twins arc the same SIZE
and weight, ana look exactly alike
Tacy were both born un the Same day
az me same time aud ia Shc sun,
place. Ihcy resemble cAch other sD
much that II viii bee impJsslbi. "a
t,l which one wins the match unul
The umpire asks for the winners
name. But thcy are the candy when
II COMES Go fast mat Wo.k Tho Hat
lcy twins have some ol the civ,,ris,
holds and fanciest throws over shown
in albuquerque, ana tpey viii open
the sporting events tonight az Ihe
Elka.
TINS dark hotst, Mcdonald from
ST. Louis, is "A deep By tets. Mabn,
when questioned today ~ repru 3D.
him said that he was utterl5 ar T.. .u.
us ca the nans Identity, Re showed
up AN - a sudden wh.u tue Vle-t.
ling talk begau going the rounds Jud
claims thut ne wan Not only JarnN
Olsen OF hand but via be abb, lo la'
II over on Mah"o or Dcscalcr Ii.
thai. should ihes care 90 try out Wtl
hin. Olsen. however. .a. feeling ua,
ami IT, and Decent intend GO DIT alt
St Louis dark horse wrestler ert Geo
best uf INN. Il De- strau4ely Hute,
that this ~ Louis man is no other
person than frank Goteh hims DE-
under an assumed name. ban ttl,
surnlisc ls not siv,u much crgd'ucc.
Tno match of tho oNonins wl be
between old rivals fot hpuora Nah"o
and T. schiller Tus VIA Doc Dcsch-
lcr's last appearance IN public
mutchca. ~ win retire from the
arcua after this match whether ho
wins or losses ne has boon training
In secret for this match for several
months past. and ia IN IN, finest pos
slblr SHAPE Every muscle I'm his
great body De strung up to TIN high.
est pitch, aud the slowncxs that
his latter porfotmaure.
Il is stated, has boca overcome tp r
roman kablc rNtont 80 that IA stands
very good chances with Mubcc IN
deed, ia" betting has changed com
sidcrably since n was learned iu what
excellent shape lc was in, and the
odds are only 10 ~ in favor or
Mnbce.
Maboc ls going into ,his match 10
win he says lie has trained taiih-
fully. ana his speed IN action ana ~,
new holds and stunts that he has
mastered since his ia.i appearance
giNc him thu advantage In the b"tting
thus far,
Random Is opportunity awaiting tho
biggest sporting event that Albuquor-
que has ever seen, and the ladies are
going TO turn out I'm numbers. from
present Indications to see the match.
az II IN a perfectly clean athletic pas
time. which hns oecn popular since
tho days 81 the creeks NJ olympia
Tho Dawson man. Dominek, has
beer unable 50 make definite arrange
mont with local mat artists although
q il planned 10 arrange match Will,
Olsen AZ Dawson on the twcnty-nfth
OF this month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
MOURNED As DEAD
COMES BACK
Wichita Family Decorate
Daughters Supposed Grave
for Thirteen Years But She
Is Found Alive and Married

wichita. Kan, ay IA romance
of real lie has been brougut to "A
happy elimination hy thc visit ef Mir
and Mrs. Frank Noble and thvir four
children with her parents Nh and
Mrs. Frank Peterson. OF this town.
and her five brothers aud sisters ia
this vicinity.
For thirteen long years Bcrtha
Peterson Noble was mournrd AK dead
hy her family. ana a grave IA the
wichita cemetery had hrcn pointed
out tu Nj. Peterson az that contain
ing her body
Then as message from the grave
came a letter one day. addressed -
the parents, who have lived .u New
ton for thirty years. /, was signed
Dos their daughter Bertha,
Finally the letter told oi thr haupy
marriage of tn. girl of I, yrars that
sh, was when she fcrsook the family
home. ana Frank NobIo. the young
man with whom sho cloppd OF "a
happy and prosperous married mo
that had been blessed with tire coming
of four children.
The dreams uf their expectations
were rvall2cd for th,l found th.it
daughter and sister IN good health
and umily OF robust children about
her knee Nftrr q briof visit there to
make th, harpt revelation complete,
Mr.. aud M Nphle aud Oh. four
children accompanied Nr Peterson
aud Alfred hark 90 Newton.
Ther. u % dcrp thread .pI mystery
In tho HOrs. Lut u b. quite explains
nhlc Mr.. Peterson consider Chat "a
was maucuNer made hl some uu-
known PARTIES To- rralll, ON an lnsur-
hnct policy which ho kept paid az on
Bcrtha's IRE up 10 IN, time she dis
appeared. party who gave hia
numc as Johnson Tilcr and said ne
lived IN Peabody. long years ago
brought Ia Mr. Peterson the mcssaR,
that his daughter was dead and bur
led IN The pnttrrs' field AZ Wichita
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
THE FISHING SEASON
OPENED MONDAY
Nimrods Are Happy and Old
Fishing Tackle Being Over.
hauled and Repaired; Trout
Reported Plentiful.

The ninrods are happy. tor The fish.
ing season opened on Monday These
enthusiasts are digging down into
their knapsncks and gciI-ng ont last
Years tackle. liking Ifolcs oiling reels
and testing last years lines that land.
I'D 81 many whupptrs" II IL Il glad.
som" time and recks with the spirit
al the great out of doors The office
begins to feel stufiy and close anu
the mind wandcrs away 10 the green
fields ana runniag brooks" where the
wary ga ne are lying in wait
TIE smell oi the summer is ~ The
air. with its suggestion ol woody
hooks aud coolsomc canyons. And So
The opening OF the hshng season
striker "A note of io..
NAM are the spOrtsmcn who have
been eagerly waiting tor Il TO come.
- nshlng Is reported unusually fine
ub The Pecos ana othci STREAMS and
already number ot them ar
arranging 20 go on fishing trips hus
week Although II Is little carly
ios GOOD trout iishing IN the upper
waters OF the iivcrs. splendid nshing
may b. had on the lower reaches
Taos county Is also a great place
lor fishermen aud probably NO Other
county can boast OF SO man> boauti.
TAI. Wild streams a. can Taos The,
we've stocked last summer. ana there
ought TO be somc good fishing. there
non
lhis summer instead of spending
your vacation In sOmc over crowded
summer resort or stuity city, take a
buhch of your friends aud gct up a
camping trip 10 the mountains: youil
never regret II. and u T. sure tina
You Viii become an active member
of The Outdoors" club aud cverf
vacation or holiday vii! md you np
~ IA. beautiful mouJinns IN qucs'
al the wary trout aud pleasure
Nothing 80 relieves a man OF a
gronch than nshing nip II on has
boon unusually oyer-wrought during
the w"ch with business affairs, AMI
all he has 10 do 80 regain his com.
poSuro. ~ Ia 20 IN the mOuntaihs.
bali u hook and lish like good fol
low
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
CiitNE>\E INDIANS PLAY
HNIO> BASEBALL GLIB

Ration, \. NJ, MAY IL Ration has
nude arrangements with the Nhey-
ounc baseball team Tor u series of two
games WIKI thu local team this week,
ON Thursdal aud Friday of this week
the japanese team. nov making a
tour Of the United states Will be-
present Tor similar series pf games
Tn" Cheyenne team which mas
heretofore proved "a sroat drawing
card in Ratoy is strousor tnan ever
this year ami no comemnt o. ucces-
sary on the ability ct this aggrogS
ton 10 put up "a gilt cdsr article ~
the national sport for th' editcation
OF local random
Pitcher Beam of IN" Indiana state
league will he among those present Ia
fill most ncceptnhlN the gaps la Tho
Old ,ine.up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
METHOO|sTs meet
N HARRINGTON
District Conference Will Be-
Held i'll That City Of Relig-
ious Body; Pennington.
Notes of Interest.
Especial correspondence. "a ~. msrnla,

especial Correspondence "a the Herald,
Pennington. y Nj. May ~ Tho
Methodist district conference al tho
i'irahs" district meets ia Pennington
beginning THURSDAY MAY 30. at l.3p
=. IA. several ministers. laNm,n aud
sunday school workers VIII b. prrs.
Ont with br John &. Carman as tho
principal speaker.
The local preliminary dcclnnHtorv
contest took place ~ the first rrcshy
terian church Thursday night Tho
contestants were Maulr Wright
Helen naii. Enzahoth Hopkins. Arno
SHELTON aud Harvey Tnvlur Helen
iiall MAS awarded firs, place with
HarVev TAYLOR a CLOSE sccnd The
county contest win take place at the
opera house saturday evening, May
~.
The funeral of Mrs klln Peterson
took plnc" 'ridaN from tho homo.
Mrs. Peterson h. on" ot the older
settlers of the san Juan valley and
has considerable property. she leaves
eight children. all but two being mar
RED.
The Hammond extension project is
reported progressing finely. with "a
force OF 80 men and IL teams AZ work
now. The land owners are said Ia be
signing the water contracts rapidly
and construction work VII ihc pushed
rapidly. Engineer y. 4. Ritter. vino
has charge OF the project has been
nj work on the engineering project
and has added Engineer hey selph
and force oi Surveyors. a splendid
heading IN being PM in tn. Hammond
ditch. which viii use the old siphOn
the present year for their land A
large siphon, probably six fee, In di-
ameter. will replace the one now IN
use and be reads fnl. water The '"n
iUg spring.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
ATTEND REUNION Of
CONFEOERATES
New Mexico People Leave for
Little Rock to Take Part in
Southern Convention and
Visit Old Home.

clovis. y NJ, May MANY peo-
week tor Little Rock. Ark. to attend
tho Confederate reunion and To visi,
ia other cities la the south ana east.
Among the number from Clovis are
M and Mrs, r. 4 Jornigan, of the
Jernigan n Worrall icwclry COM
pany Airs ! x. walker, Mrs, Walter
Howell Mrs a. v FolkcrS and
daughter Mabel, Reuben knight. \
Gibbs. Mrs. wheeler and daughter
Jane. Mrs. sally Bishop. Mrs. q.
Non Almcn Mrs, j Westcrtiold Mrs
William paWson and Mrs. Fred Heck
ror,slcs, y NJ. May H. several
prnplc ni this rity have lctt for Lltll"
Rock. Ark 60 attend the old conted-
crot, reunion which conVcncs in that
cii,. among tho number being 7. VI
litrl,iohn and wife, @. l.. Reese and
wife. e. y. Hurris and wife Mrs, ~
f. Jones. "Unclc" Mott Roynoide.
"Uuri," Jim Williams and other
Mrs e. = Hasris and Mrs, T. H.
Moors 40 IA an official capacity O."
represent local Bedford Forest cmp.
bvmg maids OF honor for the oect-
sion
Little Rock. Ark.. May The
capital of rfkansas " a mass "a hut'7
ing and Gags in honor of ta' 'nlira'
crate veterans. their SONS and Auus BE-
trrs. wives and friends, Rh. are here
from every quarter for the annual
reunion week This is the twenty
first annual reunion of the tmtod
Cunfcdorate y,tcrJus, Tho siNt"ehth
~ the United Sons ot confcderato
vctcrane Tho extra trains began Ia
com, In today and % is believed that
fully 10000 visitors VIII he on. hand
when tho reunion gets under way to-
morrow Tho cts rs extending f.
hearty welcome "a all. Hundreds of
tents have been elected in city park
for shr accommodation OF tho votcr-
ans Already many OF the scores nf
sponsors and maids have arrived AMI
tho social features nf the reunion win
be notable
The sessions OF the reunion OF tile
cons begin tonight and win continue
throagh the greater part OF the vook
Congressman Richmond r. Honson of
Alabama Is 10 deliver tho ahnual
grafton The reunion Of the veterans
viii get under way tomorrow. To-
dav there will be a Joint reunion
OF the sons OF the veterans. Thurs.
day the big parade will take place
Another notable event of the week
win be the unwilling 81 the monu.
ment "a the capital Guards. or Com.
nany \ OF the sixth Arkansas infsn.
trf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
SIS.
CURES Old SORES

The value OF depends entirely ON as
uhhucss aud common Based these facts hope
TO make hS jak special slc
old ulcer in presenting the
Tor these troubles line ct appeals
wal be the umhun~ss iY
sending Tree book
chrome ulcer by the use Of - S
Whenever sore ulcer becomes chronic refuses ncl
IS hc>c U Ind blood; the healing qualities circulation
occn weakened ivy impurities poiSons this vital nud
The blood the great of nouSmcn for all flesh is,lr.
lN constantly CrcuaeS throughout the the
nucnt properties to every portion OF the body 1t because o h
'nuu rpcniShuer that the flesh firm healthy
nee from disease Since the blood an important
necessary Junction easily understand why impurities poison
uS vial tud so often infect and disease the flesh plrc
pot uI Ivy continually dScagng impurities the forms
Uu OF old sores OF chronic ulcers
Every SYMPTOM ct an old suggests diseased blood The
illumination, discharge, dcoored flesh and tact external
Ncon never have curative effect these places show
cp down ~ te circulation there morbid that prevent,
vase rom healing But more convincing proof that bad blood
cp"nhe Tor old sores IS furnished by the fact that
.hla O ihc nicer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

Hes financial genius Spilt cup
o. coffee nNor a lrllow's colored tr0d.
sers
"And cot ONT of paSiag for the
trousers. che
Why he talked The other follow
iuio paving iot ,he coffee Tif.nil..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

Mover hesitate about giving Cham
h,rlam's COUSIN Remedy to children
u contains 100 opium or other mar
coiics aud can be- gwen with implicit
confidence. As quick cure for
coughs dud cold. 10 which children
ar. susceptible. u IS unsurpassed
sold by AL druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

'hamhcrlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets viii clear tho sour stomach,
rweeten the breath and create "a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow OF gastric juice. thereby Undue
ing good digestion. sold by al drug.
gists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

The Womans HON. and Foreign
Missionary society az the Lead Ave-
nut Methodist church viii meet ia tho
church parlcrs Thursday afternoon
AT o'clock Mrs g. .. Hickman.
loader.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
Western League .
Where They Play Tomorrow,
National League.

huiFhurg ui Sow Nurk
Cincinanti nj llrookiyn.
Chi,ago az philadclphia.
- Louis Hl Huston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
CURED MAN AND WIFE.

IL gives rae pleasure TO relate nay
experience with = s Brth m,
wife ana myself have canse - boz
iiave IL the greatest ofall blood pu--
ilers. at ono cine had an old sor1
on my nose which caused mo grna'
deal OF unessiaess, being AFRAID b.
wan malignant. M vito also had
an ugly old ulcer ON her face
which gave her considerable worir,
We knew of no cause for thes" old
sores so concluded they wero duo -
bad blood. We both used n. y. .. aud
IL cured us sound and we'll THIS
was some years ago but neither Of rn
have ever had rny sigma of return
ofthe soTe. ! ohesrful'y recommend
y 8. y. as n euro for Old Sores.
q. W. LOGAN, Taylor. Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
ancti, an lsagu,

Warrington ~ Cleveland
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New YORK az 81. Louis.
BOSTON M chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
DRINKING
LOWERS WAGES
III" Neal lhrcc-Day Treatment Cure
tie Hardest Chronic Drinkcr Of
Ills Craving FOR Liquor.

m, drinkor doesn't got the re-
.pDnsihic position he is normally cap
ohi of ming because his chief can
not ten when ne VIII $50 on q spree
dnd cmbarr1ss operations.
climb higher. stop drinking ana
take tnc position you deserve. The
Seal Thrce.Day Liquor cure removes
400 desire Tor drink. Has curod thou
tula
SO hypud,rmics--n danger of
blood poWuning--a pure vegetable
medicine that noutralizos the poison
of .nhpL builds M The system and
lrN.s Inc same healthy condition M,
baior YOU drank, SO far az the e.
f"ris ui alcohol are concerned Many
pHt.nis after taking the Neal Treat
mont have a positive ropugnance for
liluor
TIA, Seal rhreo-Day Liquor cure
il iEdorsod by clergy. press ard
prominent physicians, II IL used In
the ncW government institute in
South Australia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

The rising young
men" are wearing our
clothes.
We're not satisfied
with just Swimming
along or drifting" in
the Young Mems depart.
ment.
We're always going up
higher-.-on a plane by
ourselves.
Young men are the
keenest observers of style
and fashion. They know
what's what" and want
it lust So"
That's the very reason
this store is so popular
with them..-Years of
study has perfected this
important department Of
our busincss..today We
please the most critical.
Perfection gives salts.
faction.
We are handling the
EpERHEIM STEIN &
CO.. Smart Clothes Of
Chicago.
N. MANDELL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17

surface the place firmly and sody healed from
the recognized
all blood purifiers. and therein lies its ability old II
purely vegetable containing any form, and its line
helpful ELECTS
old Forty record OF s. S. and
has done thousands Of feel perfectly safe VIII
do your you al afflicted with an old
We have special Old Sores which will be glad
send free who contains Of
the efficacy OF s s. of whom know
We will special medical advice you
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
7. Y ~ NIItI IIIVII, V''NN IUI
THEY ALWAYS RETURN.

Only Ivy cleansing the blood
f the POISONOUS cause can an
,li sore be cured. ). :. :.
heals them by going down MO
l3c circulation and removing the
cause from the blood When
hi. has been done there is no
'Onger left any inflammalory
mpuri,y or infectious matter to
rrliatc the place, and nature
cauecs the natural and perma-
nenl healing OF the ulcer. When
s. : $. has purified the blood
and the place is once more nOur-
i>hcd with pure, rich blood. then
every symptom disappears, ard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-17
\ Perfect ,nrc--Writc fs Free
bOoi4

u you know any unfortunate who
should be saved. write as. Wen not
mention you out viii send him our
iree book which fully explains the
Neal Throe-Day Treatment ana gives
the endorsements ot clergy, press
and prominent physicians. Plain
sealed envelope. Write >EAL INsTI-
TtTE co. 5i2 NORTU SECOND
>TNGCT. Ainu1uCRQt y VI
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
Fell Head6rst In Well
AND JUNGLE JOHN" DELANEY
WAS RESCUED JUST IN TrME.

Rowland, July -.
While Uncle John Delaney was try
ing to get a bucket out OF the wei
the top gave way and he ieli in head
first but the water being only or q
feet deep. kept him from drowning.
Mr., Milton got ladder and put :,
down in the well and got him Od.
Miss Roxie jennings is visiting her
cousin Mrs. Roy Ware at Lebanon.
Our Rowland representatives who
attended the republican convention at
Stanford last Saturday was not salts
fled with the results at Stanford so
they met that night in G.. A. Hearst 9
barn. who they instructed for We
can't find out but il is the general
belief they had a split up in their
convention.
Mrs. Missouri Barnes, OF Somerset
is visiting her mother Mrs. BETTE
Camden.
Mrs. George Mundy who has been
on. the sick list has returned TO his
bus1.ess at Corbin.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
PREACHERSVILLE

While putting hay In the NOV IN J
NJ. Cress barn last week, Rodney Nc
G. Naylor had very sarrow escape
from a serious injury or possibly
worse. The team which was being
used TO operate the hay fork. was
started by some one before the young
man. who was handling the fork, could
cNtricate his feet from a coil cf rppc
which was attached To the implement
When the tteam started the Young
man was speedily raised. and II he
rad not had prrsence OF mind enough
To arab the rope which vas now tisnt.
ened by his weight. 1t Is certain that
he would have been TANNED into tue
gearing OF the device with disastrous
results. As IL was his head received
pretty hard humping by striking
the pulley.
WIN. Boone. who lives at the mouth
OF Cedar Greek. received serious m.
luries while at work in his ray barn
oy falling u considerable distan ,e.
his body striking across the WAGON
bed. Dr. ". J. Edmiston, OF Crab
Orchard. was called Mr.. Il is some
better at last accounts.
The following attended the repabli.
can convention In your city SATURDAY
u. I. Lunsiord. J. r. Shaw. Ben Holtz
claw. j. l.. Kennedy. G.. T. Lunsford
Jones l.. Anden on. and others. A
EoOdlN number of the ORear men re
siding In this vicinity were stay AT
homes.
/ Miss Nell Newland, OF Cedar Creek
and Misses Minnie and Bette Hay
den. OF Boyle county were the guests
OF Mrs. W. c. Cummins. Mr.. and
Mrs. u. h. Proctor and son. OF stanford
were with MIR. ana Mrs. J. NJ Cress.
John Richardson. wife and daughter
Miss Jennie and Grover Gastineau
wife and daughter. with the family
of VIA. Naylor. and Mrs. John y
Anderson and children attended .
family reunion At John MAYORS Sun
day last
Frank l.ynkins and wife OF Griffr
station and ID. J, Rigsby and nice,
Miss llcttie. were guests OF Mr. an,
M1s. j. r. Shaw.
Miss Leila Ctcss, daughter ct Judg,
VIM. Il. Ores . OF Monticello. is witt
Mrs. J. NJ Cress
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-14
Mt. Vernon Loved Ones
COME 10 ATTEND FUNERAL OF
MRS. HUGHES MONDAY

a largo crowd of trends and rela-
tive OF Mrs. Logas X. Hughes came
down from Mt. Vernon on the 500
train Monday a>ernoon to take one
last look at the face Of their loved
one before 1t was hidden forever from
their gaze. The funeral was one OF
the saddest ever seen in LlncO!v
county and was one OF the most large
y attended. Mrs hugres was only
y years of age and not "a as was
stated in Tuesdays paper. The tri-
butte paid to the noble young matrUn
by Rev ID. NJ. Walker in the services
at the home was one OF the most beau
tlful ever heard on a similar occasion
and one of the most truly deserved.
There was scarcely a dry eve in the
house when he had concluded and the
sympathy OF all went out 10 the strick
en- husband and other loved ones upon
whom the blow falls the heaviest
Among those who came from Mt.
Vernon, besides Hon. +. L. Thompson
father. of Mrs Hughes, her two Sis
tiers, Misses Ala and Susie Tbomp-
son and her two brothers, were G. c.
Davis and wife. w. j. Sparks and
wife. w. NJ. Pointer. C. c. Cox. Miss
Grace Cox, Mrs. Lola Cox, Arthur
Daily, Mrs. Joel Cooper. Mrs. &. G.
Williams, Miss Rissie Williams. Mrs.
Cleo Brown, Mr.. West, Cossie Sutton
and Conn Brown.