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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10

each city. there will be Some hard
fought games.
Evidently there Will be some sur
prising changes in the league stand
ings tomorrow as there are about four
teams punched IN the lead for first
place. The managers of the different
clubs are signing up new material ev-
cry week and some of the teams are
preparing to make a whirlwind finish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10
Another Leak.

A broken house connection from the
water main at the corner of State and
Holman streets gave the water de-
partment a little trouble yesterday
morning. Re pairs were made. how
ever without delay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10
DEFINING GETS FIGHT

New York. Aug. 10.-Jack Denning
and Jack McCarren have agreed to
meet in six-round bout at the O1ym-
pia boxing show. scheduled for August
Is. McCarren is being managed by
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10

ANY transfer from the Taft column
to the Roosevelt column would not ma
terially affect the result. If Wilson
has been credited with all of the cleo
toral votes that he will get in Novem-
Der in this estimate it will be impossi-
bic for the electors to elect Presi-
dent"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10
NORTHERN INDIANA
LEAGUE SCHEDULE

Games Sunday, Aug. IL.
Whiting at Hammond.
East Chicago at Indiana Harbor.
Gary at Laporte.
Valparaiso at Crown Point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10

The Lavender Cigar Is a home prod
uct. None better.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10

II you are a Judge of quality try a
Lavender Cigar.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
NORMAL STUDENTS
 ENJOY A CARNIVAL
PEDACOCUFS HAVE FUN
FACULTY AND STUDENTS EN- GAGE IN NUMEROUS ANUS
 ING EVENTS.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturudy Odiy.
 Throwing off for the time being the cares and restraints of school life, faculty and students of the Arkansas State Normal yesterday joined in a carnival of fun on the school campus and in the auditorium. A similar occasion was held last spring and was so highly enjoyed that the students council decided to repeat it on more elaborate scale this year. The events, which consisted of series of burles- que athletic contests, followed by a box supper on the campus and a mus ic and oratorical program in the au- ditorium, began at o'clock in the afternoon and continued until 8:3O in the evening.
 Over POO students took part in the various events, the contests being be- tween classes and literary societies. The results of the athletic events were Approximately as follows:
 Potato race, eight entries, two from each class; won by J. H. Davis.
 Sack race, eight entries; won by Lee Marble.
 .Three-legged race, pair from each class; won by Marble and Butler.
 Long-distance baseball throw; boys contes won by Otho Wilkerson girls contest, won by Miss lone Will son.
 Tug-of-war, Sophs. and Seniors vs. Freshmen and Juniors; won by the latter.
 10O-Yard dash by faculty; won by Prof. o. w. Stephenson.
 Relay race, Wingo vs. Clary So- ciety; won by Wingoes.
 Girls 1O0-yard dash; won by Miss Anna Mccain.
 Spoon race; won by Miss Dee Jones.
 Girls baseball game, Crestomath vs. Nikatima Society; three innings, Nikatimas winning, 5 to 3.
 Strong man pull; won by C. s. Johnson.
 Immediately after the athletic pro- gram. a box supper was served on the campus. The lunch had been prepar- ed by the young lady students, and the young men drew for the privilege of sharing the refreshments.
 The indoor program began at 7:30 o'clock, an improvised orchestra bringing down the house with the opening selection. In rhetorical speech in words of six or more sylla- bles, T. R. Vinson delivered the "wel- come address," which was followed by "a humorous reading by Miss Zada Lee Craig. Following a song by the boys .glee club, the old fiddlers' contest, the chef event of the evening, was held, Douglass Keith carrying off the hon ors of the contest. The girls glee club rendered delightful selection, after which Prof. J. c. Cubage, in a few well-chosen remarks, awarded medals of genuine leather, bearing the
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
THE BEST PROOF
GIVEN BY A CONWAY CITIZEN.

Doans Kidney Pills were used they brought benefit.
 The story was told to Conway resi- dents.
 Time has strengthened the evil dence.
 Has proven the result lasting.
 The testimony is home testimony
 The proof convincing.
 It can be investigated by Conway residents.
 J. w. Firestone, farmer, R. F. D.. No. ?, Conway, Ark, says: "You may still use my testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills which 1 gave in 1908. I think just as highly of them now as I did then. For eight years my kidneys were disordered and the pain in my back was intense. I could not stoop without being in misery and I felt tired all the time. I had little energy to take up work of any kind, and I could not rid myself of that tired, worn-out feeling. When 1 had almost given up in despair, someone suggested that I try Doan's Kidney Pills, and I immediately obtained a box from the White Drug Go. The result of their use was cure."
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the e---Doan s---and take no other.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
STATE CHARITIES
 MEETING IS CALLED
ORGANIZATION TO BE TAKEN UP IN LITTLE ROCK
 MAY 16.

Little Rock, April 27.---The United Charities Associations throughout the state will unite in holding state con- vention in Little Rock May 16 and IT, the purpose being to perfect perma- nent state organization. All county and municipal organizations of this kind are urged to send representa- tives, and indications point to a large attendance from all parts of the state.
 The United Charities Associations of Pulaski county, at the suggestion of number of organizations and in- dividuals throughout the state, has sent out the call for the convention. Murray A. Auerbach, as acting secre- tary of the state association, has in charge the arrangement of the pro- gram. All those who attend and en- roll will be entitled to a vote in all proceedings connected with the con- vention and formations of state or ganiZation.
 Many speakers of national promi- hence will address the convention The program is as follows:
 THURSDAY, MAY 16. p. m-Election of temporary off, cers; appointment of committees; re- cess for committee meetings; reports of committees; addresses. FRIDAY, MAY F. 10 a. m.-Meeting of committees and sections; addresses on various phases of the work.
 2 p. m.-General meeting; final re- ports of committees; election of off cers; addresses; adjournment.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
SUIT FOR S25,O00
 AGAINST RAILROAD
JOHN R. SAUNDERS ESTATE
SEEKS TO RECOVER DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED INJURIES
 TO DECEDENT.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 As administrator of the estate of John R. Saunders, deceased, Mrs. Georgia R. Hendrickson today filed suit in the Faulkner circuit court against the St, Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company for damages amounting to $25,OO0, alleg- ing that the defendant was responsi- ble for personal injury which re- suited in MT. Saunders death. The suit was brought by Bradshaw, Rho ten & Helm of Little Rock, attorneys for the plaintiff.
 The complaint alleges that John R. Saunders was injured on February Is, 1911 by falling over a ''speeder' which had been left on the depot plat form at Conway. The accident, the plaintiff asserts, occurred about 6:3O D. m., when it was too dark for the obstruction to be seen and there were no signal lights or other means of warning persons to avoid it. The de- cedent, the plaintiff alleges, had for many years been using the platform in going to and from the station, and at the time he was injured was on his way CO lilc uCpot lo oCNuiS Diiio oA ie'o ing for cottonseed.
 The injury, the complaint states, resulted in partial paralysis, which after several months of severe suffer ing was followed by complete paraly- sis, ending in death on June 25, 1911.
 At the time of h:s injuy, the plain tiff alleges, the decedent was earning $125 per month as cottonseed buy CT. By reason of his injury and death, the sum of $5,000 is asked for the benefit of his widow and $20,000 for his estate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02

Mrs. FrauenthaPs many friends here will be delighted to learn of the honor which has been accorded her by the state federation. She has been actively connected with the federation several years and was last year elect ed to the position of first vice presi- dent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
AMMAN ADOPTS SON.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
 With the consent of the boys fath- CT, w. S. Layman today legally adopt ed Jester Russell, who has been mak- ing his home with MT. Layman for several months, the boys surname be- ing changed to Layman. Mr. Lay man states that he has taken Jester in as a full partner in his livery busi- ness, which will be conducted under the name of Layman & Son.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02
MRS. FRAUfNTHAL
 HEADS A. r. W. (.
Special to the Log Cabin Democrat.

Special to the Log Cabin Democrat
 Little Rock, April 26.---Mrs. Joseph Frauenthal of Conway was elected of Women's Clubs, the annual con- vention of which has been in session here th:s week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02

Found---A pair of gold-rimmed spectacles. Owner may have same at the Log Cabin Democrat office, by paying for this notice.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-05-02

Normal seal, to the winners of the va rious events, and the jolly occasion was concluded
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6ooC Mining News roy Luna
County.

d. T. Davis q mining expert
wlung Ton IN, r pas. Herald
sneak @. a.. southern lGna county
mines A. tppws
"a few unr- northeast of Hai-
manas along IN eAs SD of tnr
Hrrmana~ q BENIN. rsiranl arr
~ Tres licrmana- mountains ~
whic. Tr. vTn- an depeFIt- OF
iral pniu silvr an I'm. 1rrs
Tues mlnr- ngyt pecr known tm
man yegi ana nav Welded anout
S1ll 0ol principally from tn Cin-
rnna VEIN an from IN ieaA-sil
yer.puli aeposits Tn yellow jac-
er ls al, or ~ sam VEN Tn
Hancocn owned /, J. J. BurdicN
Of BENIN. M smpBeI 1901 ton.
o. ieaa-pnia or The. ymn- ar
lu porpncr
a o. northern bh- OF tnesa
mountain wtrc. wrr. workca O
irW yPors agl py Tnurmnnd a Ian.
naun. OF pemng TREY ~. ownrd
o.. Da l1c-u q som Adimmnr
tines If another grnup OF ieaH AMI
nnr miHys. caieI ih' ioinnrH vrump
owned pg iir.S D swOp of boni
ny lnesa zlnr mine, Hrc nav m
ncuyr operation On lhr suutnern
foothills o. ieaa nnna nwneI ny
sam Srega of herinanaa Clark d
Mahonry M. ais workiap ieaa
silver elAiu
Still iarthrr nurtheas 81 llr,
lnanas AMI about o. mite sauth OF
ipemlnp, ar lhe Florida InOunlmn.
On the southeastern sidaoF ihs.r 4
the Silver Cave mnf currVlng iea
AMI SILVER winch welded ssSiOOO
t1n tn nm'inWs2l siae of the
mopniaina al OEnmnp ha. been
made on weir efgYYng aInphides
Of g5pisr Ahis a. lmi suuth Of
Castle bone ISak 1he I,trnhhnld
hms ~ i.cmng oVn anme iend
elaims ~ ihe nmf,lnounlmns The
liesseHrr A,0ld Va topper colppnn,
81 OInraiIng SIX cialmNon ihe swsst
siaa.of iha liimiuhs.
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A Big picno.

mi, j. what our luis clearance
sal mean, r. tn peopir of this W.
riritl who Ike ~ b. economics,
w shsonlatcly vii not carry ovel
~ dollar worth Of Tins season,
goods t0 thp next W. d. not ask
voU Nv hpiipva what yoi soc in print
III va ssI Is thai vou come So foi
Yourself thai We are doing inst what
ISL advertised Nordhaps a rsnns
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior U. ;; Land
Office. at Las Cruces. New Mexico
May 18th, 1912. A., co.,;o
Notice is hereby given that Georgla,
Thompson. of lola. n. NJ, who on April
oh. la0S, made desert land entry NO.
l6Ss lOll9s) for "A. sec. -. township
2,is. range low. NMP, Meridian. has
fled notice Of intention 10 make ma
ppol. to establish claim to the iand
above described. before b. Y. Mckeyes,
L, :. Commissioner, at Demlng. N. NJ
ON the lith day of August, 1917.
Claimant names rs witnesses: :.
Charles Harrison. of lola. n. w.
Frank Nichols.
Augustus q. Harrison,
John Lucas,
Joss GONZALES. Register.
julyl2augs
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FAMILY TELEPHONE
ORGANIZATION

Modern conditions hsy.
brought about the need e,
what might be called a Ions
distance telephone orsanii,a.
ton Of the family. when
in doubt, telephone" is an
axiom that ought to be i'm.
pressed upon every member
Of the family going on a
journey. or to live at a dis.
lance. The mother can reach
her children at school, and
children should be required
TO telephone home occas.
ionally. When husband or
wife set out on a journey a
telephone itinerary shculdbe
iotted down and left behind.
Members Of the family
travelling should not be con.
tent withproviding mean, by
which those left at home
may reach them quickly, but
should communicate with
the home frequently. ard
particularly when there is
bad weather. transportation
delay, disturbance Of public
order. or any other unusual
condition where the traveller
happens to be. Bad news
flies fast. and is magnihed by
distance. These things cause
Apprehension at home.
No other medium conveys
the personal assurance and
causes such peace Of mind
astbe long distADoetelephOne
talk can give.
TIVE MOlKIAk STATES TaHMw 10
MFGRAF t4ApAkl.
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severe illness Of his mother In Los
Angeles. LATER She passed away
TUESDAY evening and will be- laid to
rcst tn.day,
DIR. Milford and family left TUES
day for Clarinda. Iowa, where the
family will remain until Septem-
hcr, the doctor returning IN u lew
days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T., Dimes OF
Fort Worth. Texas, who have been
rnioying brief visit with the for
mcr's parents, !, W. Dimes and
wirc, returned home yesterday
Mrs Richard hudson, who cam"
c,Nm the coast to attend the illness
nf her daughter Mrs, Hugh IT,
Williams. is so will pleased with the
NNe,yss VI affairs, that she has re-
ta,n,Ni to finish her outing
Arthur ], Evans and Mr. Owen
with Mrs Chas. Heath and daugh-
,cr Alice sS raS@'nVcrS, drove over
A,,n Columbus "Wednesday, Ar.
thur was NcN busy explaining his
Mexico cN,,clicNc',
NJ N killmgcr and wife are
home from an extended visit with
relatives IN San Antonio, Texas,
where the lA,,cr underwent, a serb
Aa> SURGICAL operation, from which
wc a,c plcssci to >Sy she Is safely
recovering
Miss MylSlc t9eayharj VI South
istcnd. Ind. HISS accepted = good pn'
Slian in tho MShopcy offices, IS
stcnoeraphc ana typewriter and
assistant honkkccpct. She j. pleas.
antl, dnmicilrd With Mr. and Mrs.
Geo n. Robinson IN Copper ave-
nuc.
r ~ Common ii Clifton, e'ho Tor
y wears ws> manaecQ II tho Ar.
2nna Goppcr Cos hic stare has
hanr pnpncod NJ rhc Mnhnncy store
and himself nnd wife wil snon he
rn2i,, settict N nnc nt tho Easf
bungalows, o. Pine street tUrmcrA
orrupird by the MrrhcIis
.. D RMcy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
al tho Rnrdrrnnd route, WI, ~ the
riN WpdnrSia, afternoon and r..
mart, things N iinr shane al nnne
thp linz ~ ha, hacn ~ ~ cN.
tended trir WRIST 'rnm ilrmne nnt
>ilv, enthusiasm ), growing al ~,
tmr n iavm of rhc Rnrdrrmnd
r.. " - Mlrhnias. arrnmpnr
iro u, M, lifi,u dnughlrr idn fn'
N. MS 4 wear, hpid wm-knl NJ TN
children 3 homp >oc,pty al Nav
MpUr. was 10 tpu ri', thl, wr.k
nupn. b,- visit a. I.dIGshurp anf
ilNrbija Tow daugnIp remained
witt Mn, ratnrsau
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Notice for Publication.

department " the Interior, u. ). Land
Office at las Cruces. New Mexico,
MAY. ~, 1872.
Noiies is hereby given that Frank r.
Il on. ~ Hondalc. \. NJ, who on March
2a,a, 1911. made homestead entry No.
aSla6 Tor SET. sec. lS township 25s.
range low, mp. Meridian. has filed
ao,Sce 81 intention to make final com
mataison prof. 10 establish claim to
the land above described, before Il. \.
MckeveS. L. :. Commissioner. al Dem
inc. \. ". on the liih day II August.
1912
CLAIMANT narlcS s. witnesses:
EaUara ]. Rerrw6cs " hcndAl'. \. NJ.
Delrna ZONES.
lessir " Shlnu. heming. y. ".
TIM !. Harrison.
lnSf COMA ~. Register.
inlCl2aacsi
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Chss. Strickland New Wire
Chief.

Manager pilloud has been fortu-
mate 10 securing for district wire
chief Ia take the placc Of Chief
Fremmsn. aecesspd Ghas. Strick
land az Santa Pc who has had
charp of the Albuquerque district
and wlois ene ~ the hest men IN
the Strvice.
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Nntlrl M. T,nlnllri.rlnn

department al N, lnier,0l, I :. Lard
0ilcn. ~ IN, Cruces, New Mevira.
MAJ ~. l0l.
Nnllrr II hnrtby gwen thm Edwin A.
Horton ~ Iiaming Nm whh. an apri.
md 49, mad, homestead ,nriy Ma
u's'Sl TN NV me- ~ nwa svs nWs
.rr 10 township ~. range 9v. AMf'
MERIDIAN haf lifted nntlrr al ntnnrinn M
maxi tina Communication lIrnm ~ egrni,-
lish chin a. N, lanu above tirsrriiea
hotor J. ) Mchryra. ~. :. Com
missioner Il, Irmmp, y. Nj nn rht
l'ti dal 81 Angus l1l2
Dlalman nanet M witnesses
lamrs \ l.ennoA nf lpmmC Al. n.
Charlie ! Ahermthp.
Arthur J. Tyler.
Oman. J.. lyhl.
ioSI G0E2al.lss. Itrgnu,l
luly l2aaa'
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jnlel2aac
Nnrre fnr rshlicai5on.


Department al the Interior, L. : Land
Iihrr 81 lins Crpce>. y ". MAY. -.
1879
NnCrr . hereby gwen that George
r. Walker al DtInine. \. NJ, slso or
fchruhl',, lhri., ls-, nhot homestead
emmy Va dlTs tll3n.cl iar De:. sec. ~
township 2hs, range ~, MP. Neii-
hiar has flied n0iice 81 luterilou IL
make hnn ilQt pt,it yra0f. To- establish
rinIn a. ght land nhHpt described De
inrt 8 T. MrktPes I : iauzlis-
simmer ~ lnmnne X NJ On the l5it
HiJy al aucusL. 1919
Claimant names ~ witnesses
fithar : milford. 81 llennnp y. NJ
Sarah E.. PnJis.
i,nhHlg r. MnhHL.
inhr { Sitansnh.
J1sf GHSZh!.Es Eeglsiei
tulViaaugt
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Nou esn'l'Tel, to us for everything
ln. hhebaiiatnp line We ,wnnt dis.
l''Ip'nhi yAu for we have NIT the
good. DtEatng IAmher, 90.
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hnlIer Ton luhIlr,ltlnn

Department ~ TIM Interim. :. Land
Diiicr a. La Cruces New Mrxir.
July 5. 1871.
Noiict - herehy given thai Samuel
; heAdams 81 bemmg n Al. VIM
or harcr S0tL 1911. marr hnmestaa,
Application No 0I.Il i'm :. sv3 arr
2 Hnt NJ nwi SEE ~, township DIS
rang, sW NM Merimn hns tilted M,
iicr OF intention a. make commute
tinn prof. e. ESTABLISH claim "a I'm.
lAnd above described. hairr r.. &. Me.
heye. L S COMMISSIONER. ~ Ilpm.
M d N. on thc lati. day ~ August
1872
LiAimani name a. witnrSS r.
Inmrs krrnp al lirminu. y Al.
iiH l. Whea. /"
l. / Laurence
Ainert Niisel 10"
i"sF GONZALES, Ilepisipr.
luly laaur3
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~" eiuat u brewing very popular
There will be several ~ the
tungsten LAMPS oh Spruce and Pine
streets.
Lester n Perry have purchased a
quarter section n half mile west "
town, NJ a consideration NJ Sta''0
De. Class, " Albuquerque, will
uceuw the PRESBYTERIAN pulpit
July "a
The council has done u very wise
thinp IN making I, n misdemeancr
fuf ANY pafscn ~ ride ~ drive ~
the Station patk
4 /, prizef has sold his h,s IN
Nickel avenue ~ A. r. Dixeh WIN
viii M once cree, a home thereon.
GoM idea.
Another large hatch " new e'Oss
walks has haen ordered by the
council N fucker bsias the nwAs,
bidder
n .. How dives the sticky AZ
ra,N4 eNMam the transporting AN
4 ON doctoN we've stuck
Pass the ica
\ y johnson M AllnsqveiNee.
has been spending a month Al Fay.
wood ho, Springs and hSeS II VI
we'll ths, lae wSnts Is, cSfSe to This
,7cinlN 10 i've.
lorssb,Ae vii NEE, remias Al
the bah park aeNt Sunday At 2'S0
snd the buys vs., they sl~ gong to
Devon the Ci'snt county Fellows
slNe
e. } GSpps hss jay, b,ot m =
Rne vel % mixes southwest 81 the
city Nh C~ppy recently tno"ed
her@ from lss CjWces ana iS very
animivtic regarding this valley
The mslvclous fcsts at rdN
swinging and throwing by Isud Pow
eis and Clayton Smith. Of the H.
rbu, l0l Ranch 81 the Crysts
lae evening enlisted great applause
The hdys NnoV hde Il y done, surt
enough
The Santa FL crossing where tht
R1rttrland intarSects The rairoar
rrehasgt Of town * hpiRs mt IL
fire condition hy the company
Commissioner " n Williams IN
grntW q th5 othe A,n and sars !
=, rominy FINE
~. pNine owen oi tht Ari2on,
n-onarti,s y, rhe Mountain Suite
90 mqtes District Manager pillon,
q ,nt pl avtru work IL akinS ova.
~ h,rsirls, of tn three hiV ArH
ons countries ~ hi> district, hut hr
qhl, oiEcp force * N,'fcrtll conlpr
'anr D. handIy II
We hal,eve II rarfectly safe Z,
~, ihnt ~ moving picture enter
nris n Nov MeNicc j. giving II
patrNn> batter Sal'vice and more ~
hatte FILMS than Manager Shakes
naare of IN 'rv'sia. 4 single fin
Is SeMeiima, worth thc price al ac
mission and Frequently SN ara civ
er
MANAGE Ruel Is sur one ~
commoGniinp individual, when !
come, y. saeninu aiertric iuicc 90
ms 'or the farmers The nthe
da u Shaf IN tn condensinp br
hina hrok, AMI Ruel AM Butte
wen 10 r. psSa and worked al
nicht ~ machine shop e. GET
nev m ans have Il IN place III,
following morning
NJ and NJ, Ralph Fly an'
NJ and NJ, John Watson wil
entertain "a rsrty Of ~ couples q
~. Hs-vcy House. tonight rom
pimnntary o. Mr. Louise Carte
Seymour of New York and Mia
Watson snd Mis-, Res> WatSoq. a
Michigan u wil ~ tho event o.
%. summer Srria season
A Big picn,o.
rhis !, whst our luly r|earanc,
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are visiting IN VI paeo,
pick phillips has gone from The
hivh.line to San Marcial
Mrs, James Hyatt and son eaVr
returned from Tularosa,
MR.. \. A. nirchield leaves Cor thu
c,as,, lolay
4, \. Immigration Inspector t>NI
lack IL on the invalid liz, this wrN,k
Mrs rhos. Mister has N',orn,d
from California,
Harry Kelly vislbd his pawN,S
at Silver CITY, Sunday
Miss MAY Graham has sNm o
California to viSi, hcr sister
Mrs Mary p,NWer is visiting h,r
SIN in Vaughn,
Brakeman H. 4, Heyan is N>iue
treats, a, the hoSssasl,
Thos Marshall waS in Silver ON
Tuesday.
Mrs rhoS. Mister w~al 10 D.
rsSo, Tuesday
JsS rNSne hiss Vone - lsNnS
lsesch For the Summer
Mrs. !. 7 Kelly hs> a@tapca
From NJ fsso.
g. VI Doc69tle sns sons have
iolne6 Mrs Doohtilc in Texas.
Mr.. :. r. POTS hss gone to hong
Reach
n q. iSush Is home from q hilcf
visit eith his 0ife in California
G T Robinson Is visiting relp
tiVes in ksnsss.
Ira q. Wetmo,o w@ in RDswoI
IN business, this wcck
Ralph {. Elt hs> hceh spending
feW asvs IN liHS Angeles.
J n and j ). Williamson Fd
Wheeler and a Mundcl Hrc hunt
inc IN the Gils
Sun, Summers wss here. Wee.
ncsagy IN hiS prlvntc cHr. ~ route
a. Hurley
''fIrpnapa npn hs> game a. fhr
Tres He'nHnss. H. lNnk afiet fhr
work m ~ Swope's mines.
Henry Mcver wan a. Inrfshuro
'ruesdny. for bunch al hoci ga.
tlr
Ward Harrington of thu Silver
CITY lndenpndeni fnrcp rallied on
the GRApHiC shop WedneSdas
Mrs. Henr, MARKHAM, ano Mr.
u q Tuckc AM nhiIdrrr hayr
ponc a. Io> &npclr~
Mrs Martha Amen F'Fprs ma
moved into the Clar, honS oppo-
site Fred Shermau>
C.. a Huher al Snrngrp.a. H..
= visiting his brother g.. am
vii prohahly remain
Mrs. J 4 Waikip> apo dsugr-
tare lefl Monday morning Ton 81
brief soiour IL California
j f. Nelson of tn akr Valley
mines. visited MS friend t. Il
Bedford thi> week
Fired Sherman am wit. ar nom
from theil northern tup coming tn
auto from henver
Misses Csrrie Stcec and Helen
Sworp were guest, Di MIS-, Ma.
paret Kerr al Florida las week
r. h Osborn IN. hil noss a.
Mountain Sope Farm. gave the ed
10. pheasant raj, Saturdas
q " Almy IS thc nav ssslaan
hookkpeper AZ tn nft,r OF thp
neminQ lca ~ Electro Co.,.
Walter a Weed OF Birmne
ham Ala. Is herr Investigating ron.
ditions
Rro Fired Bush. the versatile an
popular editor of IN Sliyc On
enterprise. was 20 mos weicomr
GRArHIc caiier Tuesdp,
Tn GRAPHIC wa favnreU with
very pleasant cats. SATURDAY, from
STATE Rngirrer Milier an Assistan
Merlwether
Moses Stern ni Aibuaurraup has
hcen in the city this week feis o
sure good l,emng buosirr ever,