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band should take a real interest in
children and help enthusiastically and
thoughtfully in their whole upbringing
and nurture.
He should regard womanhood and
motherhood as sacred not as jests or
conveniences
He should have high standard for
his wife to live up to, He should de-
mand the best from her of which she
is capable. A friend is one who makes
us do what we can, Emerson says.
Husband and wife should bring out
each others capabilities TO the utmost
Above all things they should be friends
and comrades. That all sounds so
much like a sermon" she laughed,
that / must add that the ideal hus-
band must have a sense of humor.
Life and love are magnificent re-
sponsihilities, but laughter and the
sunny side of things help us TO bear
them better and keep us balanced"
Mr.. Dana says he believes the ideal
wife should have health, frankness,
common sense, humer, great concep-
ton of the universe and humanity,
radicalism, should be a suffragist and
possess courage, sympathy and pa
thence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
FRECKLES

Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them With the New Drug.
An eminent skin specialist recently
discovered a new drug, pthine-double
strength, which is so uniformly success
full in removing freckles and giving q
clear beautiful complexion that it is
sold BY Crystal Pharmacy under an alb
solute guarantee to refund the money
IL ii fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a veil;
get an ounce Of othine and remove them.
Even the first nights use win show a
wonderful improvement. some of the
lighter freckles vanishing entirely II is
absolutely harmless, and cannot inture
the most tender skin.
BE sure 70 ask Crystal Pharmacy for
the double strength. othine; il Is this
that is sold on the money back guaTan-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
MARRIAGE VOWS
IN DANA WEDDING

Man Il, Edmund Trowbridge
Dana. take you, Jessie Holiday. as
my lawful wife, and promise faith
fully to fulfill toward you all the
obligations arising from the married
estate, and hope so to live that you
may never regret your choice; as
a symbol thereof. | give you this
rong (placing a plain gold band on
her fingeF).
Woman, Jessie Holiday. take
you, Edmund Trowbridge Dana. as
my lawful husband, and promise
faithfully to fulfill toward you all
the obligations arising from the
married state, and | hope to be a
true comrade and help mate; as a
symbol thereof 1 give you this ring
(slipping on the third finger of the
bridegroom's left hand a heavy
silver ring, half an inch wide and
deliberately engraved s-From Miss
Holidays wedding formula.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
LADIES WERE
SHOWN THE ATTRACTIONS
AT HAXNlEW

The wives and daughters of the
members of the Cotton Seed Crushsrs'
association were shown the attractions
of Bayview park yesterday, the party
being personally conducted by officials
OF the Pensacola Electric Company,
and made thoroughly enjoyable from
every standpoint. Arrangements had
been made by Mr.. Hervey in order that
all might secure suits and enjoy a dip
at the park, and after a pleasant hour
spent there, the trip was resumed. the
party being taken around North and
East Hill. The ladies were again ex-
ceedingly appreciative of the courtesies
extended them while in Pensacola. and
all express themselves as anxious to
return again at their earliest oppor-
tunity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
BARON Won BORckE AND
MISS LANDS 70 MAaRN.

When Barren won Bogcke and his
nancee, Miss Lands. were at the San
Carlos hetsI. the latter being accom-
panied by her aunt and a young girl
friend. they attracted considerable at
tentiOn a number Of Pensacola people
having had the pleasure of meeting
them. The news, too, that their we'd
ding VIII now be solemnized in the
near future will also interest all who
knew them. The following cards have
been Feceived:
Colonel and Mrs. Y. T. Reynolds
lands request the pleasure OF your
company at the wedding reception Of
their niece YSabel Potts Lands and
Lieutenant Otto Borcke on Tuesday
afternoon the twenty fifth of June,
nineteen hundred and twelve at FIVE
o'clock Palast Hotel, Berlin. Germany"
This card Is enclosed AT home af-
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COTTON cRusHER PARTIES
LEAVING TODAY.

Sincere regret is being felt at the
San Carlos today on account of the
breaking up of some Of the jolly fam
lily parties of the Cotton CFushers. a
number of the best known members
of the association having brought their
wives and daughters this time to take
in the attractions of Pensacola. There
will be many departures tonight. a
strong inclination. however, having
seiEed the Lafayette party to remain
until the weekend.
When Pensacola sent the Crushers
home two years ago, enthusiastic over
the treatment received here, they nat
urally told about 1t at home.
This year the ladies insisted upon
coming, and they are already planning
on the next convention too, provided
It Is held in Pensacola!
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MR.. ]. q. MOORE
a SAN CARLOS VISITOR.

Mr.. j. B. Moore, a well known eiti-
zen of Birmingham, and warm friend
Of the Hervey family. Is in the city, a
guest at the San Carlos hotel. He
visits Pensacola annually, and each
time notes improvements and pro-
gression which he considers nothing
short of remarkable. He Is also very
optimistic just now as to the future
Of Birmingham, the people being in
terested there. he says, in the new
Hervey hotel. which lis to be known,
upon its completion, as The Roden.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
ODE.

All. tho I have not met thee eye to
eye,
Yet Ihave seen the rose of morning
blush
Among the golden tangles of thy
hair;
And oft when even mounts into the
sky
From cut the stiffness sounds the
sudden rush
OF thy soft pinions thru the twiIit
air;
Or do hear thy voice at moments
rare
In wizard melodies that haunt the
moon
Thru fragrant midnight silences of
In random clink of fairy chariots
Round ruined walls and turrets
ivy-twined
OF some old tower where q sad
princess pinned
OF hapiess love, In ages long agone;
I'm tinkle of the football of the wind
On laughsome waters dancing with the
And once found within woodland
flower
A dewey tear which form thine eyes
had welied,
That one so fair should blossom but
an hour,
Then perish, unbeheld.
Last, in a vision Of the later years
saw thee stand upon a horned
cloud
And wind thy Triton conch across
the deep
OF human anguish, with its tide of
tears;
And with a single note, strong. clear
and loud
Didst calm the storm and lull the
waves to sleep.
OF could bind such magic with the
thong
OF my poor song,
From all this weeping world I'd Danish
moan,
And hurl old tyrant Sorrow from his
throne,
Which Is the heart Of man. But who
can sing
Thy glory and thy praise
In numbers meet to celebrate thy days,
Bright spirit Of the ever fiuttering
wing?
Selected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
ENTERTAINED SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS AT EAYNIEW.

: Miss Willie Wood. assisted by her
mother, Mrs. John Wood. entertained
her Sunday school class at a fine pie
ME on Thursday at Bayview park
The little people who enjoyed the oc-
casion we're: Elizabeth Durham,
Mary Holt. Margaret Brown. Mary
Marshall Wright. Annie Pooiey. Abbie
Nelson. Maggie May Otis. Judith
Sweet. Eulz1ie and Clifford Clark,
Jean WFaght, Mary Trma Creary, Rosa
lie BFoEn. EaEie May Wolfe. Judith
O'HarA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
CRADLE ROLL RECEPTION
A SUCCESS.

The cradle roll reception held at the
First Presbyterian church yesterday
proved a great success, both among
the mothers and the babies who were
present, The following interesting pro-
gram was carried out:
Prayer, Or. Moffett.
Song of Welcome, Marguerite
Schartz.
Recitation, The Scientific Mother"
Miss Arnold Mcclellan.
New Members Welcome, Doris and
Richard Merritt.
Distribution OF Certificates.
Song.
Benediction.
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FINE WORK
AT RAYXIEW.

Miss Spencer Is already success
fully developing the fine ideas first in
trodueed by Miss Chase at Bayview
park last year, and the place is rapid
ly becoming one of the most popular
watering places about the city.
The children are especially safe at
the park. for a close watch is always
instituted when the tots are in bath
ing, with the result that an accident
is one Of the things not anticipated at
all at Bayview.
Yesterday the place thronged all day
with the bathers, for Pensacola il
recognizing the health value of a daily
plunge in the waters of Texar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
ENTERTAINED
the PHiLATHEAS.

The Baraca Glass of the First Baptist
church, assisted by the Mems Club of
that church, entertained the Phila-
theas last evening at Bayou Chico
the out of door meeting having been
followed by a picnic supper. The affair
was royalty appreciated by the ladies,
and proved one of the very pleasant
events yet to the credit of the Bara-
cas-.
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LET THE CHILDREN
EXERCISE In The w

Don't deny the children, these days,
the privilege of growing healthy and
strong which is afforded them in the
splendid bathing facilities all about
Pensacola.
The sunshine, the exercise, and the
soothing saline waters have a won
derful effect upon their developing
bodies.
Let them go: don't worry; there
seems to be special Providence. any
how, that looks after them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
MISS MAuDE JOHNSON
A CHARMING VISITOR.

Among the Very CHARMING young
ladies who are guests at the San Car
los this week with the Cotton Crush
ers' association Is Miss Maude John
son, Of Lafayette, Ala. She is bright
young business woman, and knows
more about the oil mill business than a
whole lot of the boys. according to the
boys" themselves.
She Ia with the LAFAYETTE party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
MRS. MAuDE WOOD HENRY

Mrs. Maude Wood Henry left yester-
day for her home in Toledo. Ohio. after
having spent the winter in the south
and the past three months in PEN
sacola at the San Carlos hotel. She
has just finished some valuable special
work for the Pensacola Commercial
Association, and will go to California
this summer.
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Mr.. AND MRS. J. n. sMITHWIcK
TO HAVE FINE TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II, Smithwick, with
BIZ and Mary. left yesterday for Moul-
trie. Ga, to go from there to Balti-
more. Md. From theer they will go to
the Pacific coast, also enjoying a trip
into Canada.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
MRS. s. =. FRAZIER
ARRIVES.

Mrs, S. +. Frazier has arrived from
Louisville, joining Mr.. Frazier at the
San Carlos for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Frazier, who frequently visits
here, is a most charming young wom-
an. and has many warm friends in
the CITY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
Presumably.

First Show Giri-"Don't you think
Mr. Herbert, the composer, has an
enormous repertoire?'
Second Show Girl-+1Weli, I think
he's rather stout, but I wouldn't say
that about him."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
ENTIRE NOUS CLUB
POSTPONES ITS MEETING.

The Entire Nous club. which was to
have met yesterday afternoon. with
Mrs. Gahe Hirsch as hostess. postponed
its meeting on account of the trip
across the bay which was enjoyed by
a number of the ladies. The meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
JUST TASTE THE FLAvoR.

Get Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract
use one teaspoonful to each quart of
ice cream, and just taste the delicious
flavor. 1t touches the spot. Best and
takes less
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
Mr. ?. G BRENT
RETURNS.

Mr. " G. Brent has returned from a
fine trip - Princeton University,
where hs attsnne6 the graduation ex-
ercaseE 81 MS sOn. Robert. who has
accoupAnae1 aim horne- He has been
out Of the city for the past two
weeka-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21
LEFT LEFT ON ON

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hyslop, of Chicago.
who have been spending the past week
in Pensacola on business and pleasure,
left the city yesterday for a trip to
Perdito and its surrounding territory.
They will be gone about ten days, when
they will again spend some time in
and about Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-06-21

lAANI aTod
HONE
PROBLEM
81 mrs .ELzAREIz
THOMSON
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / have read
with interest your advice to young
people. 1t is good. Maybe you could
do something for old folks at the
same time.
There are times when have a
craving for whiskey and 1t seems
that nothing but whiskey will do. l
always take too much, then 1 am sick
and sorry. What could / take to kill
that craving for whiskey? / would
feel thankful to you for any informa-
ton you can give.
Have you ever tried drinking ginger
ale when you have the craving? 1t is
said to be very good. Keep a good
stock of it on hand all the time and
when you feel that you must have
possibly can hold.
Another thipg-eat we'll Learn to
eat three good meals a day, and
eat between meals if you feel thaE
YOU must have something Anybody
who has a good healthy appetite sell
dom cares for whiskey
Exercise your will power. too. Ask
some member Of your family or some
friend whom you trust to watch you
and keep you company when you feel
that you must drink OF course l take
it for granted that you do not keep
whiskey in the house where you could
easily get il when you want 1t.
az course you might enter one of the
drink-cure institutions II you care to
be away from home for a while. They
are said to be very good. If you will
write to T. A. Baker, national secretary
of the Anti-Saloon League, Wester-
VILE. o., he viii tell you of any such
place in your locality, and also give
you good advice if you ask for it.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: A young man
know has invited me to come up to
his house for Sunday evening tea.
am not acquainted with any of his
folks, but IL seems to me 1 ought to
get an invitation from his mother or
sister and not from him. Am / not
right? I would of course like 10 go
to tea at his home, but think some OF
his women folks ought to call on me
first, don't you?
ESTELLE-
You are quite right, my dear. The
young man undoubtedly means well
and wishes YOU TO meet his people, but
there must be some mountaineering
between you and his family and an
invitation from a sister or mother or
any woman Of his household. before
YOU can accept. Suggest to meet one
of his people, and tell him you would
like ii very much If any one of his
women relatives would call on you.
Tell them it's one of women's foibles
that she cannot accept an invitation to
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ter August the first wilhelmshaven
Germany"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
) Stafford, ARIZONA. .

Stafford, AriZ., Nov. SIN a chapel
car which seats 125 Rev. and Mrs Her
mission have arrived here. Nearly 100
people had gathered to welcome the
chapel workers Mrs. Hermiston &C
cupied the pulpit at the Baptist church.
They viii be here several weeks.
Miss Florence Brown was hostess at
a Halloween party Thursday evening.
DR.. j. B. Haddon, a dentist from
Louisville, Ky is stopping at the Olive
and is intending to locate in Stafford.
Mrs. Stan Crandan has Joined her
husband in Los Angeles, where he is
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Crandan have
also gone to Los Angeles, where Err
nest will study medicine.
Mrs. Jesse Phillips, Of Thatcher,
died at her home at that place Dave
Williams and wife, the father and
mother Of Mrs. Phillips. were at their
daughters bedside, from Duncan.
Miss Anna Haws and John Burrel
were united in marriage at the home
Of ]. r. Welker. President Andrew
Kimball performed the ceremony. They
are from Mexico and viii make their
home in FL Paso.
Wallace Simmons. OF Pima, had his
arm broken by getting caught in a
belt in Welch's mill.
Ralph Ballard, a former Stafford boy,
is reported sick with spinal meniu-
gifts at a hospital in Prescott.
Thatcher is having an epidemic of
scarletina-
Sheriff Tom Alger made trip to
Benson last week to take Thatcher
boy TO the reform school.
T. O'Brien has returned to his home
at Santa Cruz, California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
Social DOings In the Southwest
&N0@@&S&@@ 5000 %
. PECOs, TEXAS. .

Pecos. Texas, Nov ct b Pruitt
went TO TOyah on business.
Sam Long and wife have returned
from Deming. n. NJ
Mrs. J. l. Murdoch, of Toyah, spent
a few hours in the city.
Mrs. W C. Cargin. Of Toyah. visited
Pecos this week
Miss Beulah Wilson has returned
from a visit to FL Paso.
j. A Brady has returned from Dallas.
Kent Harrison and wife. of 8IcKee's
Heights, have been visiting tn the city
this week
Clay Cooke and wife have gone to
Dallas and other east Texas points on
a visit Of several days
Jno B. Howard OF Midland, was in
PecOs on legal business
II. ". Tauntum. of Kent, autOed down
and spent several days in PecOs.
B. J. Strickland has returned from
a trip TO TT Worth and other points.
Clark H. Millican, of Dallas, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs Harry ". Hinkls.
W. T. H Baker has left on an ex-
tended visit TO his mother at Stamford
G. C. Sparks, Of Toyah was a visitor
in Pecos several days.
L W Anderson, general manager of
the p v s. railway. has left for Min
eral Wells, on receipt Of a telegram
stating that his wife was seriously i'll
Alex Hines has returned from Dallas.
Marvin Davis. Of Lympia, who has
been spending the past two weeks here,
has left
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
. MORENCI, ARIZ. .

Morenci. Ariz. Nov. 6-Professor
Selerno, director Of the Morenci Con-
cert band, has returned this week from
where ne was married recently, his
wife accompanying him They have
gone to housekeeping on D hill
Fred C. Pierpoint has resigned his
position as craneman at the D. C. smell
ter and has gone into business Tor
himself. operating hauling and trans
fer outfit
Mrs. J. Bertram Job and daughter
have returned to camp, after an extend
ed trip to California.
Mrs. Frank Rathbun and son. Frank.
have returned, having spent the past
SIX months visiting in Massachusetts
and Ohio.
Dr. James Douglas and Walter Doug
las, president ana general manager re-
spectiVely, OF Phelps, Dodge & Co.
spent several days in camp inspecting
the property OF the company here.
Robert Ray, chief auditor of Phelps,
Dodge and company. also was a bust
ness visitor attending TO matters per
tanning TO his department
Earl Hastings has a position in the
clerical department Of the Arizona Cop
per company ana viii move his family
TO camp as soon as ne can secure
house.
Mrs c. B. Nonnemakcr entertained
for Mrs. T. j. Coleman, VINO is leaving
town soon
Mrs. G. n Robson and daughter
Florence. have arrived after an ex-
tended visit IN Colorado and points
east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
= ALPINE, TEXAS. .

/ - ~ - NS'FS,NSrfO'
Alpine, Texas Nov. 6.-Mrs. P. W.
! Berry, who has been very i'll in san
/ Antonio, is convalescing and her nus
( band has returned TO Alpine.
Mrs. A B. Weakley, OF Comanche
/ Okla is visiting her daughter, Mrs
! Anja Wilson.
] James Williamson, owner of one Of
/ the largest alfalfa and apple farms near
/ RoSWeIl, stopped off in Alpine to spend
! a day with Reagan Cartwright
The women of the Methodist church
gave social at the home Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs h l. Lackey. Music by the Anime
4 quartet, Rotations and fortune telling
! were features of the evenings enter
Mrs. O. H Hector and Miss Mary
Hector nave come in from their ranch
at Shafter and are the guests of Mrs.
send.
Guy Crawford has moved his family
into town for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Cartwright have
I left Tor visit to their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Cartwright in Ter
rel
The women of the Presbyterian
church are making plans for a sale OF
Christmas cards and leaflets.
>. +. Niles brought down a large
buck on one Of the Twin mountains on
the first day of the season.
Miss Ollie Anderson gave an elabor-
ate party to number of her young
turned from Maria
Rev. 7. c. Watson and Mrs. Watson
have returned. to Ballinger, after
visit to Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr.. and
6irs. J. W. Battles.
DIT. G. W. BeaSIey. of Austin, was in
Alpine.
Mrs James Darling has returned
from Clarendon, where she visited ner
daughter, Mrs. Reynolds
L. B. Caruthers has returned from
a business trip to Valentine
At meeting Of the Missionary So
ciety Of the New Mexico conference at
Las Cruces, Mrs. Hubert NJ Smith. of
Alpine, was elected first vice president.
and Mrs ]. II. Derrick of Alpine was
elected district secretary Tor the FL
Paso district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
MARIA TEXAS.


Maria. Texas, Nov 6.-AIr. and Mrs.
VIII Murphy have returned from san
Antonio. Mr. Murphy is much improved
in health.
Chas. Bailey viii remain in Shafter
for few weeks
Capt Adams and interesting family
have left for their new location at Fit
Clark.
Mesdames Mahon and Lempert enter
tanned the young people at their re-
spective homes.
Mrs. B. Mitchell is in FL Paso for
medical attention.
Mrs r. r. Smith is couvalescing since
her recent illness.
The Episcopal women realized a neat
sum at the market sale.
Lieut.. Wheeler and family arc now
located in Maria temporarily.
The Catholic women have organized
their society with a number of mem
bers, to meet twice q month
Miss Alice Brown is teaching in the
high school
Mrs. z. Cartwright is spending a few
days here, the guest Of her mother
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06

Balmorhea. Tex. Nov. 6.-hIr and
Airs. Joe Blakeslee entertained with
a ghost party at their home, one mile
east of town The house was decorated
with black cats, witches and witch caps
and Jack-O'-lanterns- Many games were
played Miss Susie Mckinley won the
prize for guessing who all the ghosts
We're Miss susie also won prize In
pinning the tail on the black cat. Ms
SChertZ. dressed as a witch, told the
fortunes of the guests.
Refreshments Of cake, lemonade
pumpkin pie and candy were served.
The guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. HeZ EOuntZ. Jesse Garner, Mrs.
SchertZ. Mrs Smith. Mrs. Alternately, Mr.
and Mrs. NOrbet Huelster. Misses Della
Brock, Nora Huelster, Anna Carpenter,
Susie Mckinley, Jennie Odeu Gertie
Odeu Mabel Wright, Alice Peck, W A.
WeIand, Christina Schertz, Daisy
Spring. and Florence Davis Messrs- Dee
Humble, Robert Wagnons Ernest Peck
Hugh Brock, Clarence Johnson, George
Davis, Eugene Odell and Roy Jennings
Dr. Hambright and Tom Huey, Of
ROby, Tex, are visiting J. 3. OdelL
They viii take a two weeks hunting
trip in the mountains.
Mrs. George Grady is visiting her
sister. Mrs J. K. Webb.
w. 3. Thorp and J. X Webb have
gone to the mountains hunting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
BALMoRHEA, TEX.

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06

HOGALES ARIz.


Nogales, ARK, Nov. 6-Capt van
Leer, Of the 4th cavalry, stationed In
NOgales for the past three months. has
left for visit to his home in New
York. He VIII join his regiment IN
san Francisco, from which place It
sails for the Philippines on January s.
Mrs. Van Leer left Nogales for Fort
HUachuca- and went TO New York with
the captain.
Fred Hannah has left Nogales for
Kentucky where he VIII be married
some time this month to Miss Hilton.
who taught school IN NOgales last year
Fred Miller, Of Mowry. Arizona. has
returned from a two months visit TO
Kansas City and other eastern points.
in the interests Of mining property
which he holds in the 1IoWry section.
Mr. Miller left Nogales for his home
taking with him Mr. Smythe. an engi-
neer employed by Major Cooper in the
Altar district. temporarily IA Nogales,
for the purpose Of having his property
surveyed and mapped.