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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
ANOTHER RESIDENT IS GONE
HENRY RODERICK DIED TUESDAY WITH
BRlGHTS DISEASE---FUNERAL WAS
HELD THIS MORNING II

Henry Roderick died Tuesday
evening at 1880 at the home of
his mother, Mrs. John Rode~ick
on north side of the river, at the
age of As years. He has resided
here for many years, but two
years ago he opened up a barber
shop at Three Lakes, which he
conducted until last fall. He had
been ailing with Bright's disease
fer several years, but which later
developed into tuberculosis of the
spine. He underwent an opera
ton at the Mayo Bros. hospital at
Rochester, MINI last fall, when
Ia foot was removed above the
ankle. From then on he has not
improved, and last week Tuesday
he arrived home from Mandan,
n. D., where he visited his son
Herman several days.
He is survived by a mother,
Mrs. John Roderick, a son, Her
man of Mandan, n. D., two sis
ters, Mrs. II. G.. Frank of Lax
Vieux Desert and Mrs. Charles
Moore of Three Lakes; and two
Ebrothers, Jasper j. and William
of this place.
The funeral was held this morn
ing at 8 clock from the Catholic
church, Father Toplak officiating:
with interment in the family lot
Of the village cemetery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
FINE PINE LOGS

Not for many years past has
two logs passing through cur
sire IS, attracted the attention the
two did Thurs day, being taken TO
the mill by Art Radcliffe. The
two logs we're green white pine,
ID feet long and scaled 700 feet
each. They will make $50 or
more thousand lumber. 1t is an
unusual sight to see this grade OF
timber here at the present day,
ard it is no wonder they attracted
SO much attention by the natives.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
MEETING or MOZART CLUB

Last Saturday afternoon, the
M czast M ssaeeal club met Of the
h@me II Ei1nof Hanson The
!, guest Of honor was Miss Elmira
Luebke of Milwaukee. After -
short business meeting was held
aud the members decided to hold
their meetings the last Saturday
of the month instead Of the FIRST
Saturday as was formerly the case.
the following fine program was
given, each selection was written
by the noted composer Gustav
LANCE.
Reading-Life of LANCE
.........................Nin Nina Olmstead
Duet, Military March,
Misses Luebka, Erna Zimplemar
Song, "To the End of the World with
You" .. Mrs. j. II. Nemacheck
Dancing with Dolly. Elinor Hanson
Heather Rose .Erna ZimplemanrE
Alpine Hut..............Lulu Nemacheck
Boat Song. Miss Elmira Luebl<e
The next meeting OF the club
will be held Feb. 25th at the home
of Nina Olmstead
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
;, vt The CYpHERS INCUBATOR

'a,nbs Nv want to see The Cyphers
d, 'o W. and Breeders in opera
2sg u I'll at the Eaton farm { Kin
"eS'ead) 25,tf
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
|II11ING FACTORY COMING
/, Re RUNNING IN SIXTY DAYS.
|" JUDGEMENTS ALL COMPLETED
and MACHINES READY
To SHIP HERE
..o,on 7, T. Nemacheck re-

:, ,;,man ]. T. Nemacheck re-
.',.J Tuesday from Appleton,
.,,r, be cinched the knitting
.,,t for Eagle River, All con-
's. have been signed and ar
.,,enents made, and within
..r 1sv, nittens and other knit
,,js will be made 10 our town.
|;,,,bioory will be shipped here
,,,,Ir and the plant will obe do
,br.iness between the 1st and
=, Of March and possibly be-
tbat date. 1t was through
!, ef,rts Of Mr.. Nemacheck that
4, Wicker, who was looking
1. . new location, first came to
toun, and ever since then the
,rn hoard with the aid of Mr..
porjan. have been perfectlng
h. plans to get it here, The
s,, Of work to be turned out
,.,a will he varied; ,mittens and
mes, stocking caps, socks, I'M
srrear, sweaters, etc, and the
,,ne Of Eagle River will soon be
noted not only fo- its great hunt
9s and fishing, but for the high
rale Of knit goods turned out
here. A sample Of The class and
FnI Of work to be turned out by
arr enterprise is now on exhibit
F''
nhe Persohn Company's win
bow. AItbo this new concern will
utstart on Il large scale-fve
machines at first we have all the
ssnrance5 that it will be here to
ay. Five to seven will be en-
Yoyed at first and just as fast as
nscbine operators can be learnt,
more machines will be added, and
Sithin six months the plant will
nre from twenty to thirty on
their pay roll.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03

The team of colts of W. B.
Raymond became frightened
Monday morning near the mile
post north of town, while Lloyd
was driving his sister Genevive
to the Marco school. The sleigh
was turn over and the occupants
thrown out and were unini ured,
but Hanson's slelght was badly
smashed up,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
WILL IMPROVE SUMMER RESORT

E. A. Everett received a Car of
lumber this week which he will
use to make several needed inn
provements at his popular resort
on Catfish lake. The dining room
will be enlarged, and billiard
hall and bowling alley built. Mr.
Everett believes in keeping up to
the times and furnish his guests
with all the amusements they de-
sire.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
EPISCOPAL SERVICES AT HACKLEY

Father A. n. Samwell of the
Episcopal church, was at Hackley
Wednesday, where he held SER
vices. Arrangement will be made
for the holding of Episcopal SER
vices at that place regular here
after, as a large number of that
belief, reside at Hackley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
Prospects for a Shoe Factory

Aswe 60 to press we learn that
a shoe factory may be located
here. Chairman Nemacheck is
pulling the strings hard to land it
@l the chances are that it will
one. AT this date it is too early
hsay much, but our readers will
kept posted on its coming.
Chairman Nemacheck is still
&| trying to locate other indus
Ute, III our town.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03

Must Go Together.
Integrity without knowledge is weak
and useless.-Paley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
Mrs. Charles LaMoure went to
Hiles Wednesday.
ST. IcNATlUS GUILD MEETING

St. Ignatius Guild met at the
home of Mrs. T. johnson on
Thursday afternoon, instead of al
Mrs. Wells as was formerly ar.
ranged. There was very large
attendance and all those who at
tenoed enjoyed the genial hospl
talty of Mrs. Johnson.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
High School Notes

The Lincolnian Literary society
will give a regular program this
afternoon. All are invited to at
tend.
Louis Sailer delivered an ora.
ton beforc the high school last
Thursday morning.
Rev. Moss of the Congteg alton
al church, spoke to the scho |
during the opening exercises this
morning.
The Physics class has completed
the course in electricity, and will
now take up the study Of light.
The Members of the Botany
class have taken up the study of
woodworking plants. The bread
mould a member of the Fungi
family is the present subject OF
study.
Glasses have been organized in
Rhetoric, Composition and Pny-
siology.
Miss Margaret Young, the Kin
dergarten teacher. entertained the
High school students on Thurs
day morning of last week, by
singing several of the latest songs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
Watersmeet
Happenings

Wm. Bonifas went to Amigo
Tuesday, returning the following
day.
Rev. Simpson of Iron River has
announced that he will be here
again Feb. 9th TO hold service.
j. A. Pennington made bust
ness trip to State Line Monday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1911-02-03
~ entertain EARNEST WORKERS

! ',suaneS. Chais Harte and F.
> Murphy will entertain the
: ,. 'S' Workers, at their home
-, 'N street, next Tuesday af-
-. 'Un' Refreshments will be
S,.3 8no all are cordially in
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31
NOTICE TO CHICKEN RAIsERs
81 90 Each for Four Month Old
pullsts-Two Propositions.

lst. l will furnish you eggs
from my s. G. Black Minorcas at
500 per setting of Is, and will
pay you $1OO each for pullets
from these eggs at months old
delivered at your railroad station.
2nd. l will sell one dozen full
blood s. g. Black Minorca hens
and one rooster mot relatedl for
$25 and, will pay you 81 each for
pullets from these hens at four
months old delivered at your rail
road station. / raise no chickens
make a speciality of eggs. The
Black Minorcas are the best egg
producers I have found, try them.
Send cash with order.
Ezra Nuckolls,
Pueblo. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31

Do you kaow that Of all the minor all.
meats colds are BY far the most danger.
ous7 II Is not the cold itself that you
need to fear, bot the serious diseases that
it often leeds TO. Most Of these are
known % fern diseases. Pseumoaia and
consumption ere among them. Why not
take Chambsrisin' Cough Remedy and
cure your cold while you csnf For sale
by al dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31
DISPOSITIONS TAKEN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dep.r,men, Of the Interior

. department o. the Interior,
U. S. Land O&ce at Lamar Colo.
Notice i. hereby given tbs, Attic Hun. Of HOLY
Ioio;. Who on Oct l3. 1905. made hornes,e.d en,ry
serial No. b6o5 for east one-ha southwest
an and cas-. o"e-ha o. nsrthwest section township
- south range ~ Of the sixth principal meridian
has ;hed notice intention make 6na 6ve-Y -Yesr
proof TO establish claim the land above Je.criLed Ie
% Hefrter and Reesiver. at Lamar Colorado en- the
CisimsnI name. as Witnesses: Warren E. Walker.
Srsnada. Cole Ely :. Gilman. Grsnsda. Colo; T, nj.
Hsr"en. H.ly Colo; Heary House, Holly. Cox.
Eugene N. WkitaLer. Rsei.,er
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31
Falls Victim 70 Thieves

S. W. Besds Of Coal City. Ala, has
= jussifsble grievance. Two thieve.
stole HE health for twelve ycsrs. They
we're liver asd kidney trouble. Then
DR. KiaEs New Life Pills fhrottied them.
Hes well SOW. Unrivaled for constipa.
tioa, Malaria, Headache, Dyspepsia, 2Sc
II al drvlfists.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31

John ". Sickelsmith, Greensboro, Pa. !,
has three children, and like most children
they frequently take cold. "We have
tried several kinds Of cough medicine, :"
he says, but have never found any yet
that did them as much food as Chamber
ain's CGuEh Remedy" For sale by sll
dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31

Golden Seal, the root Of the above
plsnt, il . very useful medicine. Many
people gather 1t in our rich woodlands
during the summer. Few people know
how valuable it is in dyspepsis, catarrh.
and ~ general tonic.
Many thousand pounds Of this root are
used each year in the famous cstarrh
remedy, Peruna. This sfactexplsins why
everybody uses Peruna for catarrh.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31
Let us get you up some

Let us get you up some sta
tionery that will be a credit to
your business-not detriment.
The price will be practically the
same, and you'll have something
you'll be proud Of. The Holly
Chieftain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-31
NOTICE ron svsL,cAr,on.
Dspsrtasas 81 ~ ls.srssr.
U. 8. l.n@ OK n ls~.r- C

UaDortsoot q ~ Iniorssf.
v. 5. Lss1 OGss q Lsaar. Csls.
Fsb. q. foll
Nssiss . hsrsAv sss. ,hss Jsha ". Ls-ssa 4 tsshy.
Co.,. ~As. Jnk L. lnh. AaAs ksnssssei spplassioa
Ssrs Ne. 0764. isr serh~~s Seesisa a. Te~a-
sAp = sss,A. rs.ss q Of The 6sh sr.rpsl snsraiaa.
has sisj 81 .sks Sasl eo.mutsiion
pssei e..sLLsA ci. ,hs is.l sAs.s desertsd. be-
lore L. N. ZAlnsss. the Uansd S.iss Ce.mssoner. al
Hsly. Css.. the lid Aas oi AsrI 1911.
d.-esi .s..s - ~nsessss: kl-sId AAs.e. Ch.ri.s
Axten, Fred Ha.niltsa, DAVID B. wy, ~ q Nsbh.
Cob. EAssas N. Nk,st~. Raesass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15
Best IN Tn Ncar~.
Especial rrc>iiondcncc Ia Herald

Ft sumner. y NJ. May - Fort
summer and surrounding country was
visited with heavy dowupour Of rain
today IA the precipitation measuring
about an inch The farmers and
st'ckmcn are iunilHut "a this pruc-
ticaii, assures "a bumper crop ,nd
fine range TINS summer only three
weeks ago the rainfall measured 20
inches and with the heavy rain to-
dag there Us better season ia the
ground than has been known at this
season of the year for ton years
There b. plenty Of water IN the river
and VA the canal FOR irriTating pu~-
poses The nrst crop Of alfalfa win
ho ready - cut by the last or the
month ana the present Indications
are thar II viii be the larg, Il crop
ever harvested IN the Fort summer
valley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15
The Churches


NJ - Johns church ArchdoacDn
warren tooS a. his tcNt CO. Matt
NiNs Those whom Good hath put
,ogrtacg TT no man pat asuudci aud
EN NN.ll Honor tnrt father .ld
thy mother.
"pthrr hearts 3r, fun this day
bccpusr thcs ~, thinkinI of their
mothers This ~ called Mothers day.
cur muthcrs toe tt, pi 'iuu- say
what We win. our mutlcrs mold a
diTor'nt place in oar hearts from
,tuV otho boing. 7 dpuht f God has
created any other being to our ncarC-
cy, more beautiful thAn our mothers.
III mother rs ia paradise. $50 rcN r.
hrr memory ~ she !S stlli With "a
uu earth. sorrow ms ga 1onrts bo-
cause circumstances limit our ser
vices To her pur mothers arc the
least imperfect representation Of that
one. who combines ~ himself love
and tenderness, gontloncss gnd SER
sacrifice
II hav" spread before Won ~ this
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15
GET TOGETHER MEET
At ARTES|A
Commercial Club Decides That
the New Normal School
Must Go to That City; Ad-
vertising Campaign Planned

ArtDsil. s. A.. Ma, I5 Tho com
mcrcinl club OF this city met hast Mon
day M II Rct-turo thor session ana dis
cusscd plans ol advertising the town
II was unanimously voted that Ar
tesla was a candidate for tho normal
school that is a. Doc located IN eastern
Now Mexico when statehood ras3cs.
rho Artrsla slogan b. we Nll have
IT,"
There was q lurge Attendance and
much regular ousincs, was transact
cd. Advertising was. discussed IT
some leucth and tho adyvr,ising force
90 the Artcsiu Commercial club and
Advoriising Booster club are getting
out some effective adt,rileiuQ
i'lnm advi,'g 7hpt have reached Az
tosia tho Quauah. Acme Il Pacific.
uuilding nom Quanah westward. VIII
run ihrourh Artcsia. and IN less than
'ito years from the time 10 new road
.sos ses 40 Nrtesla u will be tn" larg
.st town q eastern New Mexico II ~
fast becoming u school town a. well
~ commercial center
Last year Artosia shipped over
600 cars at choice alfalt, hay and
tAis Scar % la predicted hy hay men
that the crop win almost doubic IN
;his vicinity Artcsia has about three
t,m,s the rut acreage az amy other
town i0 thc yull,y and in three wears
more win br the largest fruit ship
ping poiut "a eastern New Mckee and
POSSIBLY the whole territory
Almost an orchards here are young
hu, mang are beginning to- bear and
there van be- about 'iO.on0 81 fruit,
mere TINS year
Mr. cooper. the government drain
ng. expert. gave an interesting iectur"
1T tho cMb last night Many people
ul the valley are taking advantage 81
this expert advice and draining the
low lands.
The farmers ar" more active than
over and 600 acres of cantaloup"s VIII
Ice grown here this year
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT
SOCIETY MEETS
Organization That Has Work
ed Silently But Effectively
for City's Welfare: Will
Elect Officers.

Tho annual meeting of III, civic
impr1N mcnt society will ho held at
th. rooms ct Dr. g. W r. Goodman
u $3.50 tomorrow evening Tho an
uuaI election Of officers Niu be held,
and then the members win discuss
%. plans pr the society for tho ru-
.u.ius year.
TaIa organizations. although 30 has
boon working quietly ana uuostouti-
tuu*, bias accomplished o trcmcno-
nHs amount of good of awakening
public spirit and ciyl pride in Nhu-
Hu.tgl. ana II plans ~ become moro
act.o aud aggressive ia the coming
year u has a sploudid hold for uso-
uluoss and should hayo the cordial
suprlr, OF every citizen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15
ELEPHANT BUTTE IS
FL0UR|SH|NG NOW
Las Cruces Citizens Who Went
There With Ell Paso Excur-
slonists Found Live Little
City; Modern Conveniences.

Las cruces. y NJ May a. Tho
- citizens from Las cruces who went
on Tho excursion laHt Ncck were welt
pleased wan what they saw ana az"
AL 'dam buostcrs The camp ~ now
supplied win several buildings "a hus-
ptdl telephone exchange a pu-tot-
uer. water works. with q lHrgc cone
crete tank on top of ono uf the hills.
nud mann other improvements tha,
viii help iu tuc rapid construction uf
tho dam rhc diamond drills have
finished their work IN IN, rkor bed
aud Il was found that he'd roci. is
from 30 tn 60 feet from the surface.
An of the earth viii be- removed to
IN. bed rock su that the wall NiU
have e solid foundation.
'harl's H. Miller. the tcrrituriel
engineer, De- in g., valley icnking over
tho worb ON ~ Canine Real. Mr.
Miller i- graduate OF tive Arrioul
tural coilc-c ana former las cruces
citizen
Hon. Frank " Parker. Judge 90 tho
Third judicial district. viii i,a,, san
day for bcmiuE whore NJ Will hold
the spring t'rm of court tor Luna
county.
Judgc Frank " purk,rs tim. has
been taken up this week Ia hearing
the case of William ~ Baker ~. thr
Camille heirs aud others IN. sun
involves a half block Of land Just
uurth ef ~ l.. stewart FVgnitur,
COMPANY Oh Main street and - Waited
At 5000 HOLD and Paxton are age
renr,pg for. Baeer ana Made and
Wade Tor IN. Caniffo heirs
District Clork lose a. Iuccru win
leave sunday FOR Dcmiuy. VII th"
district court viii st IN session for
about week
Cob " A. Fleming Jones ana g
pnrtg of friends Viii view the .lu,'rr2
bait, grounds sunday Mann aouyc-
Mrs haN, bc,n brought to Las Cruces
aud No doubt thu colonel viii ada 600
This collection
Mrs William Soogsins Miss Mary
Osborn. Mrs j. y Mincirco, Mrs
Frank HaWley and Rev. J. l. Uor,N
and family lru TO. Hot springs Arb.
Frida, afternoon. Rev i,or-N Nill
attend thc Baptist general convention
in Tampa Fla. the other members
Of the party staying ia Hot springs
durIE. his absence. M win rctaru
80 las cruces tn latter part uf june.
" g Ward of tho ~ rasn cham
bcr OF Commerce ana @ Wotaufer
secretary Of the M,silla VALLEY cham-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15
CHILDREN ELOPE
NEAR BARTON
Eighteen Year Old Willie
Williams and Sixteen Year
Old Edith Kendall Elude
Parents: Cannot Be Found.
Especial correspondence Ia ncrahiJ


Barton, y NJ, MAY i5.--Willic
Williams ana Edith Kendall OF Venus.
y. n made getaway Tuesday
night They are asrd rospoctiyeN.
Is ana ~
Aftcr bedtime Tuesday uight Willic
callod at Mr. kcudairs aud got the
nri. and then NJ coffee drove them
Go STANLEY Thcg lrLt % note 40 stan
lry saving they We're COINS 10 TrNas,
rucsdal murniug Mrs. Williams rallcd
tu white. and receiving $50 answer
rhr went 90 his room ana found him
gone. The ypungstcr HAD told his
mother ne was going to g"t married,
nut ia was taken as Joke.
Edith is me only child 0f MIR snd
Mrs Kendall, VINO recently cam, from
kansas
No trace has been found Hf the
runaWays up to date.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15
B\i,tlN~ MD sN\ .IO>E
ELlttr SANE N,IIIRS

Elections 0f tonchtrS Norr held
saturday for the Burrlas uud san
Jos" districts. with one cNoouiion
IN" teacher. now employed VIII ur r.-
tanned for the your l9ll-t91- Ia both
districts Miss Mac McNuun has ac-
c"rtod position n the city sonools
md her place, VIII Dee liird ian tho lla-
rrlae district hy Ms. Irene nurkc.
Tho otu'r Hurplns teachers arc Kuth
Goss Miss Eva Lowry ana Miss Eiioon
Nrrlrr. ai1 to Doe roilincd The san
lose tr1oh,rs aill continue to 20, .m-
pioNod iu thoir present positions rhcy
are Miss Lucy Edb. Miss Eatrul 30
Tullip ana Miss Euuic. VI rltuau
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15

bartor the daughter 10 lun-i mar.
riugc Tor gold; IN, sou should not
consider the maiden dover nor the
maid the sons balan.. Boo uluk. but
uuit pur, affection Undecided before
th' fttlc.
Fathers. II You do dIsnuuor your
Father which are lu Heaven. what
power viii you invok .nr ynu ,bild's
uhcd.rnc, or If you keep back your
i'.v ivom your Fnth'r boss viii you
p,r.utdr your child tu rN- sou his
love. Th' son follnwa n tI, uthor's
Footsteps for veal or $500. NJ, pcp.
Dol. one only one famHs am, from
tt. tik The rytrhuf.un ut God
csWo upon all other fumuy, because
CD s. had denied then Good
o. i- religion that -inciIlcs the
n.uth. % is religion not natural ar
i".tiou--y,a more " was tho chris
t"n r'lision IN our plr.nt. hearts
which brought forth Ono mobiles, SONS
ana d.pehir's of tn pcst civilization
thn lrtl has ever known No man
h""d $50. moro Pc ..,t 'uHl ChrIs-
iau manhood The SOM. and d.uph-
tors Nhu arc STRONG ud best hpd
'"r th1r inspiration .tDuc1 ana
sturdy christian paroua. Your blood
b. NOT u,e"ssarily bU't,r maa alien
blood my people bus your religion Is
o'tt'r ~ is the Christian religion
which gives as Our mothers ana
fathers n We liu6 our hearts 10
''r 'lt1r oar SONS ana daughtrrs viii
iN' ur one day Ia rrais, our name.
ANA N' shall know % sweet commitn-
ion u We walk with oar children In
tn house 81 God as friends Rouse
Yourselves then. ms follow mon Put
On S""r priest rob, and grasp me
scrptta'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-15

her are busy taking yiows "f the diff
i,rcnt parts uf Las cruces aud The
valley These Views viii be used in
thr pamphlet being complied by the
~ raso Chamboi of Commerce.
Miss Mnudc Morrison. assisted by
her talented pupils of the musical do
partmcnt. rendered musical Saiur-
day night In Hadicy hail There WAS
n large audience consisting of college
ana cruces people. This musical. ~
we'll - all musicals presented by tho
department was highly appreciated
ana Miss Morrison deserves much
credit for iis success
sunday morning President W T..
Garrison viii deliver the bnccnlaur-
cato sermon to ~, graduating class
All tho pastors ia Las Cruces have
dismissed thrir congregations IN or
der that the members can attend the
college, exercises
THO -Culiogiau." presented bN
The college students IN iladloS hall
cyrrt respect over 200 people Wcrr
present aud tho players received
much Applause owen Kruger VIII
knurr. Doris brown. F.ulu ernst ana
lau'~ N,ursc took ia, leading pUru
aud were ASSISTED hN about o. other
stuj'nts who TOOK tho minor parts.
Major " " " Llrw,ilyu. district
attorney for ,h' THIRD judicial diS
trict. is attending court at Carri1u2o,
Ia, county seat of Lincoln county.
The major has had yer, bus,
spring
tn, CHURCHES uf las cruces hAN"
deferred tho observation of Mother
oty SCI, hy Governor NILS Cor sun
day. MAY ~ te SUNDAY Man - This
action was taken Oh account OF the
,ity ordinance prohibiting children
under ~ "cnrs rf age lrum attend
ing ans pu,nc gathering untl To-
scarlet foyer epidemic is over