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The Mena weekly star., 1912-02-15
BOARD CAMp.

Ira Stanley and sister were shop
ing in Mena Monday.
Miss Mildred McCown Of Cove is
visiting here this week.
Rev. r. +. Finley preached an in
leresting sermon here last Sunday.
The singing at the home OF Ben
Lackey was enjoyed Sunday night.
There was a literary meeting at
this place Saturday. All present
reported a nice time.
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HATFIELD HINTS

The Brotherhood of American
Yeoman installed officers Thursday
night.
Mr.. SIote has just completed a
new house and barn on his farm
west Of town.
w. S. Calls left Friday for Okla.
bona, where he will purchase a
blacksmith shop.
Judge Frost returned home Sat
urday after a weeks business trip
in the country.
The 4. A. Miller heirs have sold
their 2ii-acre farm to Mr.. Ruark
Of Kansas. The deal was made
through the Hatfield Realty Go.
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Correspondence
Rig FORK BITS

w. T. Edwards and J. II. Ed
wards and A. h. Dilbeck went Ia
Mena on business Friday.
Ebert Putnam and Miss Dora Ed
wards were united in marriage
Sunday Mr. Putnam is the son OF
Don Pullman and MISS Edwards is
the daughter Of G. Edwards. Many
friends wish them much JOY
through life.
Big Fork Blow.
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NOTICE IN BANKRTTpTCY

NOIEtE IN BANKRUPTCY
District Court OF the United States,
Western District of Arkansas, Fort
Smith Division-In the matter of
Frank A. Mills, Bankrupt-No. 341 in
Bankruptcy.
NOTICE ON PETITION FOR DIS
CHARGE
Notice is hereby given that the said
FRANK A. MILLS
Bankrupt has filed application for a
discharge in bankruptcy, and that it
has been ordered by the court that a
hearing be had upon said application
before said court on the 22nd day of
March, 1912, at Fort Smith in said
district, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
at which hearing all creditors and
other persons In interest may appear
the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
Fort Smith. Ark, February 10, 1912
Attest:
bw1 VIM. S. wELLsHEAR, Clerk.
(Sea1 of the Court
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

u. s. Land ONCE at
Camden, Ark. Feb. H. 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that
LIJAH T.. EDWARDS
Of Potter. Arkansas. who, on Feb. 4.
1907, made Homestead Entry (Serial
No 03100l No. s03s4, for SEA sen
Sec: II, MEX NEA, Sec. 20, and M
wv, Section 81. Township s., n.
32 w, 9Th Principal Meridian. has
ive-year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before the
Circuit Clerk of Polk County at emma
Arkansas on the goth day of March.
1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
Daniel y. Roberts. Albert s. Roberts
Alex L. Roberts, of Potter, Arkansas:
Benjamin F. Stinnett. Of Hatfield. Ar
kansas.
tt. G. FRIEDHEIM Register.
Dem--First Pub. Feb. is
Last Pub. March IA
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ItJdT OF the I0feTlOr,
u s. Land Office at
Camden, Ark. Feb. 49, 1912.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
CHARLES w. ROWAN
of Vandervoort. Arkansas, who. on
Feb. 4. 1907. made Homestead Entry
Serial No. 03099) No. 303s3. for M
Township S s., Range 90 w. Sin Prin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice OF in
tention TO make final ive-year proof.
70 establish claim to the land above
described, before the Circuit Clerk OF
Polk County at Mena, Arkansas. on
the 21st day of March, 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
Daniel H. Cockerhan. Andrew +
Rhodes, Joseph w. Meadors, Adolphus
J. Burrow, all of vandervoort, Ar
kansas.
r. O. FRTEDHEIM Register.
Star-First Pub. Feb. Is.
Last Pub, March 81
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day night and sunday.

UdY HIkTII dIIU CUUudy.
Harvey Carmen and family Of
Egger spent Sunday with Mrs. Gar
mons parents Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Smith.
Among those trading in Mena last
Friday were w r.. and Bob Hughes.
Tom Walter and Andrew Foster
and Cooper and Harrison Stand
ridge, all OF this place.
Brown Eyes.
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O. G. Cheney and son Marx. of
fenionyille. who have been here
several DAYS looking for a location.
returned 10 their home this after
noon. Mr. Cheney IS very much
aieased with this section. especially
NE splendid water. He carried
With him a bottle 81 the Jansen
'safk snrinR water. saving he seas
saA ,aas 70 Fise Mr.. Cheney 4 good
drink
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. S. Land ONCE at
Camden. Ark. Feb. s. 1912

Camden, Ark. Feb. s. 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that
RUFUS F.. WATKINS
OF Egger. Arkansas. who, on Dec IL,
1905, made Adjoining Farm Homestead
Entry (Serial No. 02512) No 2g32S
for SWA NEA. Section 2S, Township
S.. Range 20 w, 5th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final five-year proof to estab-
fish claim to the land above described
before the Circuit Clerk OF Polk
County. at Mena. Arkansas, on the
goth day of March, 1919
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jack Lofts, Birge v. Spears, Madi-
son T.. Watkins, OF Egger, Ark, and
Birk Weaver of Board Camp, Arkan-
H. G. FRIEDHEIM, Register
Star--1st pub, Feb. Is
Last pub. March IA
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straycd-Sorrel pony. about 1 wears
old; weight between 800 and Gnl
lssnnus Howard for Information II
hereabouis or return 10 Thaeker
'3"& 1902
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Call and see those beautiful Pl-
aros aud sweet-ioned Organs at pa
Fld Moore Music House on Mems
street. Mena. Ark. all-u
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'el your guess in now on the BIZ
ealidle at the Racket Store. for &
VII burn soon, and someone vii
get the watch. wsi 2Q6-i
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Remember that David Moore Mu-
SIC House win sell you the best Pr
ano or Organ for the money. They
are on Mena street. Mena, Ark. ali-tf
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Nanted-25 teams to haul slaves
and slave bolts: steady work and
pay every Saturday. N. E.. Trlm-
bull. Momble. Ark. 90
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The pea market looks nrelfv
Eaoa. Roach Is paying sfF0 a.
NAA rar bushel Tor Al kinds N
peas 6-ep- 2
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Don't send men 10 the LECIS-
LaTtfti+ who ought 20 be sent To
s slh.ee pESITENTIsRY."
Gov. Geo. w. Donaghcy.
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w. G. Baker is in receipt of the
announcement of the wedding of
his brother, Albert s. Baker, TO
Miss Mary Ellen Brookhart at Ken
ton, Ok. The groom spent some
time in Mena about a year ago. and
W. c. expects him here with his
bride in the near future.
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J. $. Wood of Egger. who has been
visiting his son. ]. c. Wood, for sew
eral days. returned to his home
Feb. 8. While in Mena Mr.. Wood
heard tho address Of Joe t. Robin
son, candidate for governor, and ex-
pressed himself as convinced that
ne bad heard the man who should
he elected.
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II. T. Bradford of Lonoke, special
field agent for the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, is in Mena
Today, entertained by Elmer J. Lun-
dy Mr.. Bradford formerly was
commissioner of agriculture of Ar
kansas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Harper Of Eg-
ger visited Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Wood.
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E. H. Poe and A. r. Stout of
Grannis were transacting business
in Mena last week.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-02-15

r. H. Stockton Of Hatfield was
marketing cotton and attending to
business in Mena last week.
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]. S. Lofts and ]. ID. Mourton of
Egger traded in Mena last week. Mr..
Lofts purchased a new buggy.
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Ed w. Lloyd and family Of wife
and five children have arrived from
Salem, ILL.,, to make their home in
Polk county. Mr.. Lloyd desires to
rent small farm for this season.
expecting to purchase when he has
had time to look about.
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leroy Neal spent Sunday in
returning to his school at
Howard Monday.
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where they will be passengers on the
Alamosa train for Round HnI where
they will make an extended visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Anderson. Mr.. Aa-
derson expects to return to Canon City
In about ten days: leaving the daugh-
ters for a more lengthy stay.
DIR. and Mrs. F. y. Carrier are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Harding
on Greenwood avenue. having arrived
here n day or two ago from sallia
where DIR. Carrier recently underwent
a surgical operation for appendlcitls
DR. Carrier is convalesclng very nicely
from the effects OF the operation and
expects to shortly return to his hos
pital work at Santa Rita. New Mex
leo.
AT the conclusion OF the Dickens
club dinner at Mrs. Gibson's last Sal
urday Mrs. Greydene-smlth. presiden,
OF the organization. invited the guests
to her home at Greydene place for an
Informal tea the following afternoon.
Quite unexpectedly to Mrs. Greyd.na.
smith and her company the husbands
OF the club members. appeared on the
scene about 4 o'clock and enjoyed
the very pleasant entertainment pro.
vlded by the hostess for tho occasion.
Sixteen young ladies' we're aplendidiy
entertain ed by Misses Frances Hem
merle and Katherine Hammond &,
their home ON River street. Monday
evening. 900" was the game OF tho
evening. Mrs. Charles Fcnnelhon he
ing awarded high score. Green anf
~hite we're the predomlnating colors
used In the artistic decoration OF the
pariors and also in tho menu OF the
dainty luncheon servcd. Mrs. M,l
Coleman of Fort Collins was the hon.
or guest OF the occasion.
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MONDAY.

Mr.. Park Allison OF Denver spent
Sunday with his parents In this city.
The Photry opens Tuesday In the
Opera House Block. Free sittinEs 20
a limited number after 1900 p. II.
Tuesday.-Templln & Norris. Propr.e-
tors.
Arthur II. McI.ain OF this city will
deliver an address at the annual ban
quet and good-fellowship meeting Of
the Pueblo Commerce club at the coa-
gress hotel Tuesday night Mr. Nc
Lain's subject will be Enthusiasm. ''
Coe Branch. former manager and
proprietor OF the Hawkeye grocery
store. but now travelling salesman for
a Pueblo wholesale srm with head
quarters in Sallda. spent Sunday here
visiting his sister. Mrs. Willie Hem
derson. and other relatives. Mrs. Hem
derson is planning to 20 to Salida in
the course OF the next few weeks 10
make her home
The board OF penitentlary commits
sioners. consisting Of Jesse Harris ~
Fort Collins. Mrs. Helen Grenfell of
Denver and Gen. Joseph II. Maupin
OF this city. was in session at the war
den's Office at the prison Friday after
noon and Saturday During the meet
ting OF the commissioners bids were
opened and awards for supplies for the
prison for the semi-anaual period
were made; several firms being given
contracts.
Mrs. c. F Skinner and daughter.
Miss Nina. will leave Tuesday morn
ing for the east where they will spend
the summer visiting relatives aud
friends. They VIII go first to Buffalo.
New York. where they will remain for
few weeks. after which they viii
proceed to Cleveland. Ohio. and. sub
sequently TO Fort Wayne. Indiana.
They Will be gone several months.
While picnicking with a party OF
friends in Ohio canon few days ago
Arthur Morgan and some companions
discovered an eagles nest among some
crags in the vicinity Tho nest con-
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was sentenced by Judge Essex to a

was sentenced by Judge Essex to a
term of IL to Il years in the state
penitentlary, The offense was com
mitted in Bessemer at the home af
Julia Doison. negro woman who had
hefriended him. following a quarrel
over the woman's brother who had
come to visit her. Special shot at tie
woman when she refused to tell her
arother 10 leaye.-Pueblo chleftain.
DR.. J. w Rambo is enjoying 2
brand new Ford Model T car which
he purchased recently from Peanut"
Bunten.
F. W. Booking and wife arrived this
morning from Canon City and ore
guests OF the Lggetts and McDaniels.
Florence Citizen.
Mrs. o. S. Reed returned home this
afternoon from eastern Nebraska
where she has been visiting her sister
for a month or six weeks.
Mr.. Osborne Walker of Tennesse re.
who has been on business trip
through the western states, stopped
OF here on Thursday to visit his
friend. Mr.. Ernest Bryant
II. S. Maddox, who left this morn
ing for Las Animas to attend a meet
ing OF the Bent County Good Roads
association. was accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. Maddox. They will not
return to Canon City until Sunday
night.
Mrs. W. b. Ryle returned home this
afternoon from a week or ton days
visit with relatives In Pueblo.
The Rock Island road, always lIber-
al in advertising Colorado. is doing
so on a more extensive scale than
usual this year. The scenic attrsc-
tions OF this state are being set forth
in books and pamphlets as well as by
magazine and newspaper advertising
Fifty thousand dollars will be sxpend-
ed this year. The company issues an
nually booklet entitled. Colorado,
Under the Turquoise Sky"
Prof. W II. Ray. late superintend-
ent of the Canon City grade schools,
accompanied by Mrs. Ray. will leave
next Monday for waverly. low 4.
where he will visit friends until early
In July when he will go to Chicago
to attend the sessions OF the National
Educational association. The y. 4.
A. meeting was originally Intended to
have been held in St Paul. but the
executive committee changed it 20
Chicago. Prof and Mrs Ray will be
absent until about the FIRST OF Au-
gust when they will return to Can, n
City.
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had an enrolment of between sixty
and seventy during the term Just clos
ed. completed on Friday OF, last week
a successful years work ard both
teachers and pupils earned By their
endeavors the va9atie- sney are now
enjoying.
J. a. Heekart & Son. the building
contractors. are erecting at 9lg Ma
con avenue an attractive and modern
ly appointed cottage for Clint. Braden.
who came to Canon City few months
ago from Illinois for his health and
found the climate and community so
much to his liking that he decided to
make his home here. The cottage
is of the gungalow type and very con-
yenient in its arrangement.
SATURDAY..
w b. Rankin. state agent for the
Colorado State Home for Dependent
and Neglected Children. spent Friday
In the city.
The executive committee takes this
method of publicly thanking all those
who in any way contributed to the
success Of the Union Sunday school
picnic at the City park last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jaeger and two
children were guests in the family Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Chapman, the
parents OF Mrs. Jaeger. last week
They have gone to Holyoke, Massa-
chusetts. to spend the summer.
Mrs. c. Z. Monce and M-s. 3. e.
Sullivan, who had been spending sew
eral days in the city during the week
left for their home at Tallahassee 20
day.
Rev. r. r. Fulkerson OF s07 South
Third street, South Canon. returned
home a few days ago from Lamar
where he has been visiting a brother
who is engaged in ranchIng near that
place. His brother owns a large tract
Of irrigated land In the vicinity oi
Lamar and gives its cultivation his
personal supervision.
VIII Schweigert. who has a position
as travelling salesman for Denver
candy firm. is spending brief vaca-
tion here visiting his parents. Judge
and Mrs. J. G. schweigert He was
accompanied on the trip from Denver
here by his friend. Mr. Acton.
W. S. Core OF colcardo sprlngfis
general purchasing agent for the Can
on City & Cripple Creek Railroad
company and allied lines. came over
from Little Lunnon" on Denver q
Rio Grande train No. this afternoon
He will return to the Pixies Peak dis
trict this evening.
Mr.. Ray Stewart of Wichita. Kan
sas. Is visiting old friends in this
city and Florence for a week or ten
days. Mr.. Stewart is a civil engineer
of four or five years experience and
worked in Canon City on the De
weese project.
Mrs. w. II. Swope, who had been m
the city several weeks. on account OF
the illness Of her mother, Mrs. Belle
Reed. left for her home at Hartse,
yesterday She was accompanied by
Alnea Haney who will spend a part
Of her vacation at Hartssl
Three baggage cars loaded with
fine silks, sealed In bond. passed
through here over the Denver & Rio
Grande road Thursday morning. The
cars were made up into special
train, a sleeper being added. at Pu-
eblo and sent east over the Missouri
Pacific. The shipment came from
China and was consigned to Nsv
York City.
SECRETARY Maddox NJ tho prst,oas
Mems association left yesterday morn
ing for Las Animas where he Will at
tend a meeting OF the Bent County
Rnads assnciafInn Mr Mnhhn. hnr
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THU RSDAN.


days visit with the family of her son,
Charles, at Pueblo.
Mrs. j. F. Morrison and daughter.
Miss Fanny. left yesterday for Ash
VILE, North Carolina, where they will
spend the summer.
Airs. Lottie Z. Morgan went to Den
yer Wednesday to take two little girls
10 the home for dependent children.
she will return home today.
Mr.. Guy Hall went to Canon City
last week in answer to a telephone
message announcing the very serious
illness of Mrs. A. Hall. her husband 5
mother.-Sallda Mail.
DR.. and Mrs. Cochems are enjoying
= visit from DR.. and Mrs. Carrier,
formerly OF Canon City. and now II
New Mexico.-Salida Mail
Mr.. A. ]. worrell and son Ray re-
turned 10 their home in Ashland. Kah-
sas. Wednesday after a pleasant week
with Mr.. and Mrs. s S. worrell and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnecker of Canon
City, the parents of Geo. V. Lon
necker. a member OF the graduating
class in the engineering school. are
here to attend the commencement
exercises. They are stopping at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Yates, OF
1922 Grove street.-Boulder Herald.
Mr.. Frank McGillicuddy went to Chi
eago the first of the week to look az
ter some business matters. He writes
that he is enjoying some good ball
games.
A civil service examination for the
positions OF clerk and letter carrier
in the postoffice employ was held In
the district court room yesterday.
There were nine candidates and the
examinations we're four hours in dur
alton. The examinations we're con-
Quoted by Fred ]. Pennington and E.
W. Thomas. who constitute the local
civil service hoard.
Mrs ]. F. Morrison and daughter,
Hiss Fanny. left Wednesday night for
the former home of the family at Ash
Vile. North Carolina, where they will
spend the summer visiting relatives
and friends and in renewing old as
sociations. They will also visit
friends in Statesvillc and Old Fort.
North Carolina, before returning %
Canon City. On the way back to Col
erado they will make brief stops a;
points in Missouri.
W. F. Raber and F. W. insult,
general manager and auditor OF ,he
Arkansas Valley Railway, Light &
Power company, have returned from
an inspection trip of the company's
properties down the Arkansas valley.
rns company is installing lights and
power in every town and hamlet be-
tween Pueblo and La Junta. At pres
ant. Mr. Raber is figuring with the
aDwn Of Manzanola for the furnishing
of power for the pumping OF the
towns water supply.-Pueblo Lead n
Ernest Schielei. son of MIR and Mrs.
II. s. Schielei. late residents on Cat
lin avenue. South Canon. has Just
passed successful examination in
the United States navy for the posi-
zou Of third class electrician and has
oeen promoted to that place In the
service. Mr.. schielel has been in the
navy for two years and his friends
Will be pleased to learn Of his ad-
vancement He is at present station
ed at San Francisco.
Announcements have been received
in Salida Of the marriage of Miss
May Taylor to Charles r. Jenkins in
Canon City on Saturday the 25.h.
Until about two years ago Miss Taylor
resided here and was one CT the pop
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connected with the disappearance q.
her husband. but that thus far no clue
to his whereabouts has been found.
Judge J. C. Schweigert is the dele
gate and Judge Kent L. Eldred the a.
ternate delegate from Canon City
Lodge No. $40. B. p. o. E. to the Elks'
National convention. which meets In
Portland. Oregon. next month. The
special train carrying the Colorado
Elks to the convention will leave Dem
yer July fifth and viii be Joined here
by Judge SchweIgert and. perhaps.
by other representatives OF the order
TUESDAY.
II. L. Sonneborn. Of Pueblo. a se
porter working on the Pueblo star-
Journal. is visiting Walter Rea.
caFiysle Campbell and Earle Brink.
of Denver. are guests OF Bill Dozier
while he is In the city.
Ii. l. sonneborn. C. F. Mccarthy.
Florence Mishow and Maude sisson
OF Pueblo are guests OF Walter Rea.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Morris and fam
liy OF this city were registered at the
Alta Vista hotel In Colorado Springs
on Monday ..--
J. Z Carpenter and family. with
their house guest. Mrs. Van Denbers.
OF Illinois, motored to Pueblo and
Colorado Springs on Monday for a
few days stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l. Earl haze
returned to Canon City from a two
months visit to Los Angeles and other
points in southern California They
had a most agreeable visit End saw a
number Of former Canon City people
on the coast
Mrs Eta Renard and daughter.
Miss Catherine. Of Denver are VISIT
ing Mrs. Reaard's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Apple. at 52s Macon av-
enue. They will be here for a week
or ten days.
T. y Gray. chief dispatcher for the
Denver a Rio Grsnde at Pueblo. has
been transferred to Gunuison where
he has been appointed to the position
of assistant superintendent. His
place In Pueblo Is being niled By n.
l. Brown. who has been one OF the
Pueblo dispatchers for some time. Mr..
Gray left for his new position yester-
day afternoon.
Prof W. s. Glass. at one time In
structor in science in the high school
here. but for a number OF years past
a resident OF Cripple Greek district.
is spending a few days renewing old
and associations In Canon
City. For the last several months
Prof. Glass has been engaged In min
ing enterprises. He expects TO re-
turn to Cripple Creek on Wednesday.
Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Handy. wao
came down from Denver last week 10
attend the dinner OF the Canon Cry
Dickens club at Mrs. Glbson's and
have since been the guests OF Mrs. J.
II. Maupin and Mrs ]. II. Peabody
respectively. returned to their homes
In the capitol city this morning. A
number OF their friends accompanied
them TO the railroad station to Did
them goodbye.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Everett and
Miss Ellis. all OF villa Grove, accom-
panied by the formers father. S. r.
Everett. OF Columbus. Ohio. wese
among the automobile visitors in Can
on City on Sunday. Mr.. Everett s..
until recently resided in North Caro-
ilEa and has many friends and ac-
qualtances there In common with Leo
Morrison. the genial chief clerk at ,he
hotel. and the meeting be-
tween the two men was pleasant Ia
cident OF hr. Everetts visit here. The
party left here Monday morning for