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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-11-14
HOLDEN

Louis Eaton SOLD MS corn crop 10
his father, he is now hauling off his
crop and boards at Plumdale.
Dee Stout has bought rent corn of
s.. f. Eaton and sold hay to f. pitzer
also wIntering a bunch of stock for
Mr. Pitzer.
John Stone is thru picking corn
and sold his rent corn to his brother
r. o. Stone.
Mr. and Mrs j. +. Fisher, Friday
attended the wedding reception of
Mr. and Mrs Speirs of Rec Heights.
Mr. and Mrs Grommon and family
visited Plumdale Wednesday even
ing.
Z. Parks pulled his threshing rig
near Rec Heights to do some more
threshing.
John Andrews threshed about Co.
900 bushels of grain this fall, he also
pulled Tom Croll's engine to st.
Lawrence for repairs.
Have YOU got your winters coal?
Last Friday evening there was a
box social at Sunbeam, it was an all
around success. Boxes sold from
Sl.20 to $500. $4l.00 was realized.
E. Z. Funstun killed a 1912 colt
Friday that had the lockjaw.
Roland Moore has gone to Oak
Park, H., to spend the winter.
John Fisher recently killed a hog.
Horace Roth has returned to Mad
ison to attend school.
Hoskins Bruggeman. of Rockham,
have bought a new shredder.
Mr. Slender had Is acres of millet
that yielded Is bushels per acre.
Hugh S~nodgrass has gone to Iowa
to pick corn.
VIM. Scharff is TO- working for
S. A. Palmer who has his corn picked
and reports a yield of rs bushels per
acre. Mr. Palmer intends to have a
sale in the spring and move to Cali
fornia to live.
The Ladies Aid of Sunbeam met
Thursday with Mrs Mary Bailey
with an attendance of 20 members
and visitors, those attending were
Mesdames Wharton, Grommon.
Bartlett, Barnes, BurIingame, Fish
err, Chapman. Renaud, Smith, Dynes,
Heinzerling. Ross, F~erree. Teller,
Hanson. Croll. Funston, Milne. and
Misses Inez Burlingame and Lettie
Jacobson. The Aid will meet Nov.
81 with Mrs June Bingham and they
will serve dinner at the church on
Thanksgiving Day.
Roy Grommon has built a new
chicken house.
Albert Thompson has built a new
feed rack.
Master Wayne Dougherty was on
the sick list a few days the fore part
of last week.
VIM. Stoddard is now working for
John Dennis.
Ed Smith visited Redfeld friends
the fore part of last week and his
brother Porter, has gone to Hawar.
den. Ia, to work.
Edwin Ross recently had one OF
his finest brood mares get cast in q
straw pile and die.
Mrs Fred Callsen and son visited
Holden relatives a few days lately
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Advertisements

laugh and the world laughs viii
you.) Laughing is easy when I'd
see AL. Story as Nap Johnson
"As Told In The Hills" A perfe|
delinealor of the colored gentlem}
IN all his idiosyncrasies at the Mill
Opera House. Monday. Nov. Is.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-11-14
WILSON'S VOTE
UNDER BRYAN'S
Popular Vote Gives Wilson LIST,
Roosevelt End, Taft 3rd.
Unofficial Popular Vote

VIM. H. left. -. ....... 3.350,S64
The combined vote of Roosevelt
and Taft Is 7,666.669. or l,267,672
more votes than Wilson received.
In other words a considerable ma,
jority of voters did not favor Wilson
and democracy, but by dividing
their votes between Roosevelt and
Taft, they gave Wilson the electoral
vote of several states by a minority
vote.
In 1908 w. j. Bryan, the defeated
democratic candidate received g.
400, l04 votes, or 10.l07 more than
Mr. Wilson got this year.
Under these conditions the demo
cratic victory of 1912 does not seem
a very permanent one, There are
over one million more republican
voters than there are democratic
if they can be got under n name
and vote for one man for president.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
SCOTT NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.

Twenty-sixth and Clarkson streets
Mrs. Ella carter won the first prize
and Mrs. F1orstein Dooley won the
second prize awarded to the ticket
sellers for the trolley ride Tuesday
evening. 1t was a success and every
one expressed that it was one of the
most orderly of any that had gone
out. The stewards realized a neat
sum as well as a round of pleasure
Rev. J. D. Rice preached to a capac-
ity audience Sunday evening. The
church was filled with his friends and
well wishers. Rev. Rice has proved
to the public that he is no second rate
preacher and will make his mark in
the ministerial calling. His discourse
which was clear and logical was
Miss Alberta Middlebrooks is our
representative in the ticket selling
contest between Central Baptist and
Scots for next Monday evening. Let
u try and bring the n1t prize home.
1t VIII be the occasion Of literary
and musical program and Aunt Je-
rusha's Quilting Party. We urge all
of SCOTS members and friends to be
at Central Monday evening. The re-
ceipts from everything will be equally
divided between the churches.
Mr.. F. D. Mcpherson and his corps
of barbecuers are getting ready to
serve the public with some of the fin
est barbecue meat ever served in
Denver on the Fourth of July. Come
and buy and eat and have a good
time that day. The choir win serve
the light refreshments for the occa-
sion.
The basket committee for the picnic
and outing at Littleton is working
overtime in canvassing the commun-
ity in securing baskets for the occa-
sion. We invite the sister churches
to come and go to Littleton and spend
a day under the great shade trees and
drink from the fountains of pure well
water. Games of every description
will be played on the grounds. Prizes
will be awarded for various feats.
Prepare your baskets and come and
go. This is not money making
scheme but it is joy making scheme
We wish to urge the silver set con-
testants to be ready to make their re-
ports the last of July. This will be
the time that the contest will come
off 1t is a beautiful set and will
make a handsome addition to any
ones buffer.
The choir has selected the voices
to appear in the grand musical and re-
cital contest at Colorado Springs.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
GRAND JUNCTION NEWS.

The lawn social given by the Mite
Society at the home of Mrs. Lottie
Scott last week proved success.
Mrs. Whitney and baby son, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Ethel
jackson, are visitors in our city from
Conner. Baby Whitney was christen-
ed by Rev. Fant Sunday morning.
Mr.. Clarence Howell, who has been
resident IN the city tor past year
leaves soon for Price, Utah. to take a
position with Mr.. Arthur Newman.
Mr. Howell has made host of
friends while here and will be greatly
missed
Miss Bessie Price entertained in
formally Wednesday evening in honor
OF Miss Dora Newman. Those pres
ent were Messrs. Howell and Clay
an dMisses Newman and Price.
Miss Reta Hines has returned home
from Salt Lake. where she attended
the graduating OF her friend. Miss
Myrtle Taylor.
Mrs. Katherine Woodard enter
tained elaborately Thursday evening
In honor of Miss Myrtle Taylor OF
Salt Lake and Miss Newman, who
leaves, the city soon for an indefinite
stay in Denver. The house was beau
tifully decorated and everywhere
were roses In profusion. Mrs. Wood
ard served an elaborate six-course
which was highly enjoyed by
the young people. Thoss. present
were Misses Price, Taylor, Newman,
Hines, Clay, Pryor. Messrs. Howell,
Hines. Clay. Logan. Mason, Camp
bell.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
THE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

Sunday services, June S0th: IL a.
m, "A Churchman's Responsibility"
$50 p. m, confirmation and reception
of members.
OF the nearly forty names presented
10 the session last Wednesday night
only about half the number was
passed upon as being ripe for active
membership with the Peoples church.
These will be confirmed at the even
ing services. The others are respect
fully requested to continue the class
for the next three months. Candi-
dates for membership can join the
class any time after Sunday.
The c. E. has gone on vacation for
two months, after rendering an excep-
tionally fine program last Sunday af-
ternoon The home talents were
above the average. The singing OF
Miss Edith Baker. accompanied by
Miss Edna Freeman. brought forth
many compliments of the house. Mrs.
Matte Wilson is by no means misfit
in this department of the work. The
social at Mrs. Clinkscale's Saturday
night was a success.
Winding up the month of June's
work, which IL the end OF the first
quarters work for the new Presby-
terial year, both pastor and friends
can look back with much pleasure on
their accomplishments for that time.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
eLEnwooo SPRINGS, COLO.

Mrs. Norinne De Neal has returned
home after two week. visit In Dem
yer. She reports having had de-
lightful visit.
Mrs. Della Woodson made visit
in our city to her aunt, Mrs. Law
renee.
Mr.. George Kenney departed this
life June 18th.
Mr.. p. Kenney Of Leadville and
Mr.. Luther Kenney OF Trinidad were
in town to attend the funeral OF their
brother and father, respectively. MI.
l.. Kenney will remain here with his
mother.
~Rev. r. N. Russen and family. nc.
companied by Mother McCubbins Dal-
ton, were in our city for a few days
last week. Monday OF this week they
returned to their ranches in Meeker
after having q visit with their many
friends.
The dinner at the Baptist church
on Strawberry day was financial sue
cess.
Mrs. Ada II. Johnson OF Rosedale,
Kan, is a late arrival in our city for
the summer. She is at Mrs.. Adams
residence.
The following is list Of out-of-
town visitors who attended the ball
on Strawberry night in Odd Fellows
hall: Leadville-Mr. J. H. Hodges,
Mr.. l.. Robinson. Mrs. T. o. Williams
and niece. M. Davis, Mrs. F. e. King,
Mr.. ID. c. woodson and Mr.. l.. Ander-
son. Grand Junction-Mr. w. Love,
Mr.. l.. Hill, Mr.. NJ. Clay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams. Fruita-Mrs. NJ.
Davis. Denver-Mr. and Mrs. H.
Brown. Aspen-Mrs. r. McGruder.
Mr.. c. D. Harris, Bunalo. N. Y; Mr.
NJ. Parks, Jersey City, N. j., and
others.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
FORT RUSSELL, WYo.
ooInes Of the "scintilIatino l."

This troop has men In II that have
done and can still do everything to
be mentioned in the line OF govern
ment duty There are a number Oh
old Indian fighters in the outfit. There
is Danny Jones, for an example. VINO
was in the big fight at Jackson hole
with Major Chaffee, the latter now
lieutenant general retired. Jones was
also in the campaign when the sword
bearer was killed at the Indian agen-
CIV on Crow reservation, Montana
Danny still has about two years to do
before he retires.
Then again there is Porter, who Is
nearly ready to retire, and is still one
of the best ball players In the regi-
ment. Ehis man has been into every
thing in which the colored soldiers
have takeen part since 81. HIS cam
paigns, skirmishes, raids anu engage
ments are so numerous that space
will not permit Of more than two or
three to be mentioned at this wriun6'
He was In San Diego de Cuba In '9S;
took part In the battle OF san Juan
Hill, July 1. 2, s. In June. July and
August, '99, he was in the campaign
aRainst the Filipinos on the island OF
samoa. III May JuhS, Su'' ' ~>~o
INT. 1901, he was in the engagements
against the instructors about tweive
miles from Calbag, Samar.
Troop l. has greater number OF
sports in 1t than any other outfit In
the post. Private Washington Is the
champion runner of the army In 22o
Yards. Dago Smith, until recently,
was the champion light weight boxer
OF the army. He held the title about
elsht years. The troop also has
rood heavy weight In the person OF
Private Carol. who has just returned
from home.
Excluding the regimental teams
and not any Of them have much ao-
vantage-the troop has the best base
bs1l lins.up In ths'psse Hsss ~ sas
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29

Evangelist Rev. d. S. Coates closed
ten days meeting with the addition
Of FIVE to the church.
Rev. w. A. Anderson baptised last
Sunday the new converts.
The Dunbar Literary society won
the honors in challenge debate with
Hubbard Literary society of La Junta.
A number of friends from La Junta
attended the masquerade entertain
ment last Friday evening and report a
fine time.
Rev. w. A. Anderson. Mr.. A. Hill.
Miss Catherine Jones and Miss Shock
are attending the Baptist association
in Denver this week
Mrs w. r. Jones visited in Pueblo
last week. the guest of her son, r. c.
Jones, and other friends.
Mrs. L. Rucker left last Monday for
Rock Springs. Wyo., to look after bus
mess.
Mrs. Bass and daughter Ruth visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway in Hol-
brook last week and report Mr.. Hollo-
way as seeing bright prospects for the
future itis a'laT6t' crop!
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
CHEYENNE NEWS.

Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Speerman
sold their property to Cook Adams OF
Troop F. and went to Detroit. Mich.
to visit some friends. When they
leave this city they will 20 to Knox
vile, Tenn, their old home. to live.
Rev. and Mrs. Crutch6eld have
been attending the Baptist associa-
ton which met IN Denver last week.
Last Thursday evening. June 2oth.
Calvary Baptist church gave pleas
ing entertainment. A large crowd
was In attendance. The church took
in 35.25.
Mrs. Cordia Mitchell and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins have gone
to Kansas for an indefinite stay.
Miss Lucy l.. Smith is In Denver.
waiting to meet her sister who is com
ing home from college.
Mrs. NJ. II. Hamier. while attending
the ChautauQuA last Sunday after
uoeu. tsu0k ssAAsnly III A16 hnd 20
send for a physician immediately
, The Sweetheart club met last week
al the home OF Miss Lillian Jefferson
in honor of Miss Minnie Caves ana
Howard Caves. who have now left our
city TO make their homes in Iowa.
Progressive sweetheart was the fun
of the evening There were three
tables In use all evening and much
fun was enjoyed and progress made
Several impromptu speeches were
made which were enjoyed. Those
present were the Misses Minnie
Cvaes, Ruby Gaskin. Virgil Gaskin.
Ruth Robinson. Eunice Ashford, katn.
crime Thistle, Lillian Jefferson, ana
Messrs. Howard Caves. spencer
Caves. William Ashford. Phillip Bak-
er and lsom Wetherly.
Mrs. NJ Caves and her daughter.
Miss Minnie. left on the 2lst Tor
Council Bluffs. Iowa. to make their
home for a while. MIR. William Caves
and son Spencer will join Mrs. Caves
and daughter later.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
TRINIDAD.

A large appreciative audience greet
ed the commemoration of St. Johns
the Baptist day at Grace chapel, A. NJ.
K. church, June %, 1912. by Simpson
Rest lodge No. 10, A. F. and A. NJ.
The sermon delivered by Rev. Chas.
Henry in his calm, earnest manner,
dealing with the history of Masonry
from its infancy up to the present
date, was interesting and instructive,
and made lasting impression upon
those in attendance. The annual
greeting and report read by the sec
rotary, w. A. Jordan, was worthy of
mention, as it showed marked in
crease of membership and financial
standing over last years report.
Mrs. Katie Jones, widow of Lee A.
Jones of Dawson, n. NJ, who departed
this life April %, 1912, has been pre-
sented with the endowment, S125.00.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
STATE LEAGUE MEETING.

The first annual convention Of the
Colored Republican State League, to
be held in Colorado Springs, July 4th,
already bids fair to be a much larger
and more successful meeting than at
first hoped for. Reports are rapidly
coming in from all sections of the
state OF newly organized clubs and OF
individuals who win attend. 1t had
been announced that each club in the
state should have . place upon the
program. But this Is now found to be
impossible. since 30 many clubs Will
~ present. However. the prograna.
committee. wifi ehieavor to give each
section fair representation. All COM
mittees are called to meet at Temple
theatre at IL o'clock. The convention
proper will open at 2 o'clock and Will
close in a blaze of glory at night
when splendid program will be rem
dered. and also Hon. P. B. Stewart
of Colorado Springs will address the
league. For this occasion the Negro
pstee of tAes st6as' and pseaedsntas Of
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29

all clubs are requested to be present
and occupy a seat upon the stage.
Address all communications to Geo.
w. Gross. 319 East Caramfllo street.
The following ladies will represent
the Woman's Republican Auxiliary at
the State League meeing at Colorado
Springs, July 4th: Mesdames Alice
d. Webb, Josephine Casseiis. Irene
Fife. T. E. McClain. Rachael Haskins.
May Chairman, A. E. Reynolds, Par
thenia George, Lizzie Mason, Clarence
Holmes, Raymond Anderson and Miss
Sonora Finley.
Members of the Young Mems Re-
publican club are informed that they
have been extended an invitation to
attend the State League meeting at
Colorado Springs, July 4th. The pres
ident urges that each member attend
II possible.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
Cheyenne and
Fort Russell
Happenings

names OF the players: Phillips, right
field: Butler. second base; Private
Reed. pitcher; Corp. Reed, substitute
pitcher: Dixon. left field; Braggs.
catcher; Porter. third base; Derrick.
short stop: Cunningham, first base;
Ogilvie. center field. The team wal
loped the Troop NJ aggregation last
week to the tune OF 6 to 2.
The best pool players in the outfit
are Hill, Anderson, Cunningham and
Corp. Reed. The team challenges.
Doc Smedley is the champion bron-
cho buster OF the regiment Private
Bagsby, called by the ladies the
doll" is the best looking man.
Private Edwards is still making
dun on the pool table for the troop.
Private Chas. Tanner says the Jay
bird Whistles and the panther squalls.
In two more months res going to his
hole in the wall.
Friva&a n j. Turner oe the troop
annDu3caD enax ~ = haeo Aal4 - 6poa
to all engagements for piano playing.
He guarantees to give satisfaction.
The troop 10 proud to have with 1t
again Sergt. Hill. who has been away
on furlough for the past three
months.
Private J. H. Owens is the best bar.
ber In post. The barber says that
Mrs. Owens, since she came from
Texas. has gained so pounds.
Sergt. Miller has less than a year
before he retires. He says his time
ID too short.
Mrs. Doc. Smelley is visiting her
relatives in Birmingham, Alabama.
Little Joe. a sergeant of the troop,
Is going up for ordnance sergeant
soon. All the men wish him success
Bye. bye. Troop l..
That Troop c aggregation slaugh-
tered the Troop A bunch mercilessly
last week
Corps. Proctor and Ragan, we take
pleasure in congratulating you; but
what we would like to know Is, when
are you going to wet them?
On Monday and Tuesday evenings.
July nth and 18th. the men Of the
regiment were given a rare treat by
Chaplain Prioleau. He entertained
them about two hours with moving
pictures and with the performance of
man who grew two feet while as
many as could rested their hands
upon him. The admission was ten
cents. Half of the proceeds went to
the chaplain and half to the man who
did the growing. The chaplain will
use his half to purchase phoncgraph
and records for the amusement of the
men on the field.
One of our highest esteemed COM
rades, Sergt. Crippin. has passed from
among us. AS we have known him to
be such perfect gentleman, We re-
gret his loss even more than his near
est relatives.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
PUEBLO NEWS.
Too late for last week

Mrs. Effie Waldon of Denver is in
the city visiting Mrs Percy Lawrence
Mrs. Chas. McSwine of Salt Lake
City, Utah, who Is the house guest of
Ms. P. H. Wilson, gave a musical at
st. Paul church Friday evening to a
large and appreciative audience
MI. c. A. Greenway left the city
Wednesday for Mexico in the interest
Of the Southern Land Development
Co.
Mrs. Greenway will join her hus-
band in July.
Miss Florence Freeman and Fos.
tena Bush have returned from Lin
coin institute. from where they grad
uated with honors.
Miss Gemima Quillan returned from
Howard university, Washington, D.
Co. from which institution she gradu.
ate4 with honors
About rs beautifully gowned ladies
responded to invitations issued by
Mrs. Percy Lawrence to a reception
in honor of Mrs. Efie Waldon of Den
yer. The home was a bower of roses
and smilax and dainty refreshments
were served.
Mfs- Julia Cottmell is in the city
for tie purpose OF being initiated into
the Eastern Star chapter.
Mis- Mary Williams will visit her
sister, Mrs. Ora Marshall, in Denver
Ean JnI5lssc >. rssss.---s.i =.s
Mrs J. l.. Williams was hostess at
the regular meeting of the Dancers
club Monday afternoon, when the
presence of Mrs. A. E. Murrell, Glib
son, and Mrs. Chas. McSwine of Salt
Lake City, Utah, added joy to the oc-
casion. Work of the club was dis
pensed with and social life discussed
in an interesting manner.
Roses, white and pink peonies lent
charm to the rable around which
these guests and members of the club
enjoyed pleasant social moments, each
rendering beautiful quotations, while
the hostess served a three-course
lunch. Members of the club, Mrs. w.
H. Freeman, l., l.. James, J. A. James,
NJ. Berry. c. A. Greenway, ]. L. Will
liams. The club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. l.. l.. James the Sth of July.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
ROCKY FORD.

Evangelist Rev. d. S. Coates close
a ten days meeting with the additio
Of FIVE to the church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29
FIVE CENTS A{CoPY
Denver News
Especially Of
the Churches

There is a steady growth along all
lines of our church activities. The
financial, spiritual and numerical sta
tus of the work welcomes examina-
ton. In this church our policy is to
do what we say and say what we do.
Church and friends, we welcome you
to participate in the union picnic to
Tolland Park, July 11th.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-06-29

Rev. c. w. Reeves of Shreveport,
La, is expected in the city Saturday,
June 29th, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Whitesell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Caldwell of 1884
Raleigh street celebrated their
twelfth anniversary Thursday even
ing June -20th. The house was dec
GRATED with colors with carnations
and American beauties. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rey-
nolds. Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Hickman,
Rev. Pope and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Peters, Mr.. w. B.
Franklin, Mrs. A. ]. Stevens, Mrs. w.
H. Gentry. Mrs. j. c. Gentry, Miss NJ.
S. Taylor, Mr.. Scruggs. Those invit-
ed, not present: Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Robinson of Colorado Springs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horn of Boulder, Mr..
and Mrs. Lingham of Boulder, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mason, Mrs. W. B.
Franklin, Mrs. R. L. Pope, Mrs. G.
Vankook. Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson, j.
c. Gentry, w. H. Gentry, Mr.. and Mrs
l. W. Wilson of Rocky Ford. Geo. Ell
kins, Sam White, Mrs. L. Scruggs, A.
J. Stevens, Harry Walker. Many
beautiful and useful presents were
received.
Miss Annette Ballard, who has been
visiting her brother for period of
eight months, has returned to her
home in Montgomery, Ala
J. r. Houston, brother of ]. j. Hous-
ton, has come to the city from Louisi-
ana.
AT the free recital of the Queen
Cit ychorus Monday night, the at
tendance was unusually good The
usual chorus numbers were well re-
ceived though poorly heard in Old
Colony hall because of its acoustics.
Solo numbers were also we'll received,
the one of Prof. Watson with its his
trionic effects provoking much ap-
plause. Dancing closed the evening.
The new officers of Damon Lodge,
X. p, are Walter Cooper. c. c.; w. T.
Kelton, V. c.; C. w. Young, prelate;
Craig White. NJ. at A; C. S. Muse,
NJ. of F.; ]. R. Contee. NJ. of E.; ].
W. Taylor, X. of R. & s; w. H. Har-
ris, trustee.
Or. and Mrs. w. "A. Jones Will De
at home 10 their friends after July 1
at 2205 Marion street" In this wise
DR.. Jones and Miss Alberta Vaughn
are announcing to their friends that
they were married by Rev. Over on
Wednesday afternoon at the parson-
age in the presence of a few friends.
The many friends are now throwing
good wishes after them. having been
deprived of the opportunity OF throw
ing old shoes and rice.
A. G. Falling is now in Kansas City
on his way home from trip to Chi
cago.
On Wednesday evening at the par
sonage Rev. Ward united In marriage
Mrs. Lille S. Cobb and Samuel A.
Bondurant. The marriage was quiet
and the secret kept we'll. Both par.
ties are well known and well beloved
by many friends and have hosts Of
friends wishing them we'll. They will
be at home after July 10 at East
Eleventh avenue. Mr.. Bondurant is
one of Denyer's successful business
men. and Mrs. Bondurant Is sweet
character.