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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-02-02
ENTERTAINMENT At MCKINNEY

The ladies of Mckinney will give
a temperance entertainment at the
Baptist church there next Wednes-
day evening, February 9TH. All are
invited to attend. There will be no
admission charged.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-02-02

Burn dry rescreened coal from
Denham's yards. All our bins are
covered. Rex and Blue Gem 15c
per bushei, delivered. Other Goals
fur less 81.
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B0WMAR's MARDl GRAs TOUR.

Write to Bowmar's Tours. YER
sailles. Kv.. for folders giving. de-
tails of IN ideal personally conduct
cd Mardi GraS Tour leaving Wednes-
dav. Feb. IA. 1912. visiting New Or
leans. Mobile. Montgomery. Ala. etc
Low Inclusive cost: limited party:
everything tirst-class. Yellowstone
Park Tour in June. 1912
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For Saie--Four coming three year
old mules, three mares and one horse
ready broke write or phone. No.
80. Dude Jarman Hustonville. S-tf
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Foley Kidney Pills will cure any
case Of kidney or bladder trouble
not beyond the reach Of medicine.
No medicine can do more. Shugars
& Tanner.
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Rev. j. B. Jones vii preach at the
Baptist church Sunday morning ana
evening. He will preach at Fairview
church Saturday afternoon.
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There Is a great difference In life
insurance policies. Mutual Benefit
Policies are superior. ! can show
you. Why not buy the best7 R. N.
NewIand Agent.
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Lost.-On Ottenhiem or Somerset
pixies a child's gum slicker. Please
leave at Fields store. A. j. Gooch.
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Notice Of contest Of the recent
"wet' victory at Georgetown has been
filed. One new battlesRp will be
authorized by Congress this year.
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What would you do without a good
horsef Keen him drv and warm with
a good blanket. l have them. j. G..
McClary.
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For Rent.-Fivc room cottage with
water works and good cistern; terms
reasonable. Apply to f. Wilkinson.
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friends in Louisville.
Miss Tempest Ward left Tuesday
for Bowling Green where she will
enter school.
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SHORT LOCALS.

W. S. Fish represents only the
best and strongest insurance COM
panies. Let him keep you protected.
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PLENTY OF LUMBER ON HAND

for all purposes. So if on want to
build a house, barn, a chicken
coop, a dog house or a fence, come
here for the materials. We have
all sorts and sizes in both rough
and finished lumber and if We can
not suit you in kind, quantity, quail
ity and price. nobody can.
]. A. ALLEN. Stanford. Ky.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24
Weddings and


The most interesting matrimonial an |
nouncement in some time was that OF
the early week, in which Colonel and
Mrs. Euos A. Wall announced the en-
ga apement of their daughter, Alice A., TO
Lieutenant Ned NJ. Green of the Fiji
teenth United States infantry. The
exact date for the marriage has not
been set, but the wedding will take
place late in December, so it will be
holiday event of more than usual
interest. Lieutenant Green has gone to
Washington on short business trip,
but will be back to spend some weeks
here and it is likely that the prenup
tial affairs for the popular young
couple will be numerous.
Cards have been received by the peo-
pie of Fort Douglas for the marriage
Of Miss Ethel Spalding, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Irwin Spalding
to Lieutenant Joseph Albert Rogers of
the Twentieth Tho marriage will take
place in ST Andrew g cathedral in
Honolulu next Tuesday evening. No
vember 26 Lieutenant Rogers and
his bride will probably come directly
here, as ne is to reioin his regiment
some time in December.
Mr.. and Mrs J. IT, 1sham Of Buffalo,
n. Y. announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Helen, to DR.. II. A,
Mattill of Salt Lake City, the wedding
TO take place IN the latter part of De-
| cember.
The marriage Of Miss Minctte
Baer and Daniel Alexander will take
place next Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents IN the
Bransford The wedding will be a
quiet one with tho relatives and few
of the very closest friends only present
Mrs. f. N. Taylor announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Reta Jane
to Elmer F. Redelings, the marriage t.
take place carly IN December.
|
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Watson an,
nounce the engagement or their daugn
ter, Dorothy Stell, to Earl Vernon
Smith, the marriage to take place very
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs, e. II. James announce
the engagement of their sister, Mis-;
Lucille Crane, to Harry J. Hitler, th'
marriage to take place early in De
cember.
Miss Nellie Walker and Rober
Laird of Eureka were married in thu
Phillips Congregational church Wednes
day at 4 o clock. The church wa
beautifully decorated in palms an
chrysantbemums. The bride wore
beautiful gown Of white satin. aud car
ried white roses. John j. Cropin, uu
clio of The bride, gave her away. TIL
young people will visit in tho city 70
short time, and will he at home i
Eureka after December l.
The wedding of Miss Pauline Kil
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several Of the people, who are favorites,
not alone with the people Of the garri-
son, but also with many Salt Lake
friends. Captain ard Mrs. George B.
Pond VIII be the first to go, Captain
Pond having been detailed TO the posi-
tion of aide TO the chief of transport
service in San Francisco, for which
place they leave December 5. Lieuten-
ant Philip G. Wrightson and Lieuter-
ant Harry L Jordan go to the School
of Musketry at Monterey, either the
middle Of December or the middle Of
January. Captain and Mrs. Frank g.
Bowen 20 TO Sacramento, where Cap
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tain Bowen is ordered on militia duty
with the National Guard Of California
This will take away five OF the most
popular matrons at the post, Mrs. Pond,
Mrs. Wrightson, Madame Wrightson
and Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Bowen, all
of whom have many warm friends IN
town as well as al the garrison
A MONG the social affairs of the
N near future is the card party to
be given Monday evening, December q,
at st. Paul's rectory by the Girls ,
Friendly society, for the benefit of its
Holiday house now being built ct
Brighton. The affair is in the hands
of enthusiasts in the work and bids
fair to be great success, The various
committees are;
Chairman-Mrs. ]. J. Broughall.
Executive committee--Mrs. c. D.
Moore, Mrs. W, W. Reese, Mrs. S. r,
Colladay, Miss Sara Napper, Miss Car
roll.
Reception committee-Mrs. C.. D.
Moore, Mrs. j. j. Broughall, Mrs. G. II.
Stevenson, Miss Sara Napier, Mrs. W.
W. Reese, Mrs, S. r. Colladay. Mrs. f.
S. Bascom, Mrs. E. A. Wall, Mrs. l.. l..
Lawson, Miss Theresa Godbo, Madame
Over6eld.
Publicity committee-Mrs. c. II,
Stevenson, chairman; Miss Edith Ma
guire, Miss Lucille Frsncke, Miss Hazel
Oswald, Mrs. w. p, Kiser, Miss Mar
garet Mcclure, Mrs. Thomas Griffin,
Mrs. C. G.. Plummcr, Mrs. NJ. L. Richie,
Miss Adkins, Miss Esther Nelson, Miss
Eliza Dey, Miss Mary Wall, Miss
North.
House committce-Mrs. J. A. Reeves,
chairman; Mrs. Sam Neel, Mrs. T. S.
Bascom, Mrs. John Weir, Mrs, A. II.
Cowie, Mrs. r.. 3. Cook.
Cards, scores, pencils, etc.-Mrs. Al
yah Lewis, chairman; Mrs. J. Walcott
Thompson, Miss Bulkley, Mrs. G. II.
Van Arman, Miss Mary Nelson.
Music-J. p. Berkhoel.
Refresbmeuts-Mrs. J. l.. Yundt,
chairman; Mrs. II. II. Browne, Miss
Carroll, Miss North, Mrs. i. S. Birch,
Mrs, Peters, Miss Jelich, Miss MobIr,
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Mrs. Il. z. Lamson, Mrs. 3. c. Williams,
Mrs. jerks, Mrs. Mellen Mrs. Stayner,
Miss Adkins. NIrs. r. Fitzgerald, Mrs.
NJ, j.. Ritchie.
Tickets and tables-Mrs. Causten
Browne, chairman; Mrs. W. W. Reese,
Mrs. o. w. OFT, Miss Lucille Franclie,
Miss Louise Jennings, Miss Mary Wall,
Miss Hazel Smith, Miss Dorothy Web
Der, Miss Hazel Oswald, Miss Lloyd,
Miss Margaret Mcclure, Miss Edith
Mcguire, Miss Lucy Lewis, Miss Eliza
Dey, Miss Maud Clark, Miss Ada
Blank, Miss Grace Nelson.
4 =
KX7HAT promises to be a most de-
wv ]ightful affair of early Deeem,
Der is the evening. party arranged for
Miss Bonnie Miller, for which Mr..
and Mrs Lee Charles Miller have re.
Gently issued invitations. The even
ing of December ! has been chosen and
tho unique idea of having q home
vaudeville programme with dancing fol
lowing will be carried out. Miss Mil
Ter is recently home from Saratoga,
where shs spent the better part Of the
past summer visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Neile.
COLONGL AND MRS. IRONS gave
W another in series of delightful
dinners at their quarters at Fort Doug
las last Wednesday evening, having
as their guests Captain and Mrs De
Witt, Captain and Mrs. Seaman, Mrs
Huckens and Lieutenant Pardcc. Col
ouel aud Mrs, Irons viii be the host
and hostess at a Thanksgiving dinner
also.
NNlSS HAZEL BUTLER, whose pic
Ivl ture appears today, is one of the
attractive girls Of the younger society
set. Sbe is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. n, Butler and is well known
as an amateur artist Miss Butler spent
the past summer in California, where
she continued her art studies.
THE officers and ladies Of Fort
Il Douglas are planning to give a
Christmas cotillion about holiday time,
and if they carry out their plans the
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affair will be tho finest ever given at
tho post or in the city. Those who
were fortunate enough 10 enjoy the hos
pitality of the army people at the
masquerade 3 week ago viii reahze
that Captain Petty, as chairman OF the
hop committee, is about the most sue
cessful manager of . social affair pos
sible to obtain
MFRS IRA LEWIS was the hostess
IVl yesterday afternoon at very
delightful musicale at her home, N
compliment to the members of the
Chaminade chorus, of which she is the
leader. The musical numbers were
given by Mrs Jack TAYLOR. Mrs, Har-
old Seigel and Fred Smith. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. James Z, Jennings
and Mrs. Charles q. Plummer The at
tractive home was bright with flow.
ers. aud following the programme, tea
was served.
NNISS GULA DIX. VINO is In school
AFA III ldrle ndS pGCD SlSLdliS LUZ
ored, having been selected as type OF
American girls by rather famous
American artist there. Miss Coover,
and her picure hung in the Paris salon.
Miss Coover made an etching last
spring of Miss Dix aud this was ac
cepted by the changing" committee
and placed on exhibition. Later Miss
Coover colored the etching and another
are society awarded it prize. Miss
Dix goes TO Copenhagen TO visit a
former classmate, member of the
Danish nobility during the Christmas
holidays
ToHE ever favored outdoor pastime
Il Of horseback riding IS much in
vogue these lovely autumn days, aud
one may see numbers of young people |
clad in warm outdoor garments, al
most any day, going for canter around |
the park, out to the club, or among |
the hills. The army people are particu- |
larly fond OF The pastimc and as they |
have some fine saddle horses at the
post. there are few days that parties
arc not made up TO enjoy trip into !
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Bill,
back from a honeymoon Of two
on the coast. They will shortIv
home TO their friends at Lark
Mrs. A. p. S. Macouisteu -
yesterday from a stay Of several
in San Francisco, where she was
by the death of Mrs. Macou,
mother, Mrs. Castle,
Vernon D. Smith Of Washinst.
c. is visiting his sister, Mrs.
ilton G. Park. Mr.. Smith viii
ably make Salt Lake his home
Mrs. r. j. Dowdall and her
charming young daughters, who
their home mere for a year or !,
have moved to Ocean Park and
home now at 1l6 Hart avenue
Judge and Mrs. William r
have returned from visit 10 In,
and are at home at the Bransford
Mrs. Drusilla Grant will lea
morrow for Los Angeles and '
to spend some time with friends
Mrs, l.. Hyamg, who has spe
summer here with her parent
and Mrs. NJ. C. Phillips, leaves
for her home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hollau
Miss Gladys Holland, who hav
staying at the Hotel Utah, hav,
the Wood house and are at home
East Third South street.
Mrs. A. f. Haywood of Ogde,
a few days in town during Il
week visiting the Misses Philli
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the mountains nearby, or a gallop over
the foothills.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Bill,
back from a honeymoon Of tvo
on the coast, They will shorts
home TO their friends at Lark.
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man and Ignatz Tasem will tat
next Wednesday evening al tb
Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rosen
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Vernon D. Smith of Washinst>
c. is visiting his sister, Mrs
ilton G. Park. Mr.. Smith win
ably make Salt Lake his home
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Continued on Following Paa
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THE officers and ladies of Fort
Il Douglas are planning to give
Christmas cotillion about holiday time,
and If they carry out their plans the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-24

A MONG the changes contemplated a
A Fort Douglas which will inter
feTe with some Of the pleasantest so
cial arrangements, is the departure o.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

"Wednesday, Oct. 23.-Cooler to-day,
but no frost this morning.
DR.. R. Logan Arnold made a profess
sional trip to Belcher Monday night.
Miss Anna Strayhan Of Alden Bridge
was guest last week Of Plain Dealing
friends.
Albert S. (Dick) Wrigat left Sunday
for Coushatta, where he has secured a
position.
Miss Flossie Higgs of Lewisville, Ark,
spent last week here as a guest of the
Misses Neighbors.
Misses Paulette and Maurice Graham
of Alden Bridge are here for few days
as guests of relatives.
Mr.. R. S. Doles Of Collinsburg left
Friday for Dallas, Texas, to be gone
some four or five days.
Mrs. T. r. Crawford went to Shreve-
port sanitarium Monday to undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Emma Lou Brownlee of Benton
spent last week very pleasantly as a
guest Of Mrs. R. Logan Arnold.
Mr.. J. M. Henderson is in Shreveport
this week assisting with the Bossier
Parish agricultural exhibit at the State
Fair grounds.
The ball game at the Fair last Wednes-
day was between Bradley, Ark, and
Alden Bridge, instead of Benton. The
resulting score was to ii in Bradley's
favor.
|, Mr.. J. E. Slack, who was injured in a
runaway some weeks since and who is
now in a sanitarium in Shreveport, is
reported as improving steadily. He is
expected to return home within few
days. JACK.
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Election PrOclamatiG.a.

State Of Louisiana, In accordance with
Parrish Of Bossier. ] the proclamation
issued by his Excellency, Luther e. Hall,
calling for general election to be held
throughout the State on Tuesday fol-
lowing the first Monday in November,
1912, and in obedience to the require
ments of the law as provided by Act 1872
Of 1893, and as amended by Act 1872 of
1900.
We hereby proclaim, that an election
will ,e held throughout the Parish Of
Booster it the precincts as now estab-
lished by law, on Tuesday, November 5,
1912, for the purpose of electing Con-
gresham for The Fourth Congressional
District, a Suprel.l. Judge for the Second
Supreme Court District, for Railroad
Commissioner for the Third Railroad
Commissioner District, for Judge of the
Court Appeals for the Second Circuit,
for Judge and District Attorney Of the
Second Judicial Dis riot, of the State Of
Louisiana, for Members If the Board Of
School Directors Of the Parish ri Bos-
sier, State of Louisiana, a. veil as to
vote on Constitutional AM dments.
The said election shall Le held under
the general election laws Of the Sttta of
Louisiana, and the following named
persons are hereby named and appointed
commissioners and clerks of said election:
WARD ONE.
Atkins-R. E. McDade, VIC. Raines
and r. T. Poole, commissioners; W. e.
Cornell, clerk.
Curtis-W. w. Smith, e. l. Coleman
and A. S. Morley, commissioners; J. M.
Stacey clerk.
Taylortown-J. H. Mercer, A. J. Hall
and E. 8. Dortch, commissioners; w. H.
Hodges, jr., clerk.
WARD TWO.
Benton-Gray Stinson, 2. B. Gulledge
and ]. M. Arnold, commissioners; WI.
Gayle, clerk.
Vanceville-J. H. Boissean, T. A.
Tidwell and J. B. Mccain, commission
ers; J. G. Logan, clerk.
Bossier City-W. J. Owsley, A. N.
Cox and w. T. Colquitt, commissioners;
B. J. Coffee, clerk.
WARD THREE.
Plain Dealing-F. r. Garrett, J. B.
Keeth and Drew Cochran, commission
ers; j. F. Nuckolls, clerk.
Alden Bridge-I. F. Elder, W. H.
Campbell and P. L. Shaver, commits
sioners; j. F. Wise, clerk.
WARD FOUR.
Carterville-J. B. Keoun, J. S. Dodson
and S. G. Garrett, commissioners; E. M.
Coyle, dlerk.
Mot-Will Slack, c. T. Floyd and
j. B. Lynn, commissioners; ]. D. Nc
Keller, clerk.
WARD FIVE.
Rocky Mount. H. Ford, M. Smith
and E. w. Martin, commissioners; L. II
) Burks, clerk.
Linton-W. v. Lay, r. E. Young and
I L. r. Bumgardner, commissioners; M. r
Merritt clerk.
J Ivan-Monroe Burks, S. N. Mccall
and s. N. Morrison, commissioners; |. w
Wilmington, clerk.
WARD SIX.
III Bellevue-R. A. Gardner, L. G. Bigg
and g. w. Kitchens, commissioners
! DR.. ]. r. Snider, clerk.
iii Haughton-D. E. Afford j. M. Cleave
and Warren Wart, commissioners; r. NJ
| Sandidge, clerk.
II Koran. A. Cowthorn, M. c. Bledso
| and ]. H. Huckabay, commissioners
c. d. McClanahan, clerk.
!! Done and signed officially on this, tn
| 10th day Of October, 1912.
B. A. KELLY,
/ President Board of Supervisors OF
| Election, Bossier Parish
1 S. w. VANCE,
r. B. HILL,
i Members Board Supervisors OF Electio1
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The Banners Wilson Fund.

Since the last issue of the Banner
$34 so has been subscribed to it's Wood
row Wilson Campaign Fund, thus run
ming the total up to S37, which amount
was on Monday Of this week forwarded
to Governor Hall, chairman for the State
of the National Fund. With the excep-
ton of 50, coming in voluntarily by mail
from three Collinsburg readers, the sum
first mentioned above was secured by
personal solicitition by DR.. ]. q. Wise Of
this pl"ce. Any further contributions
handed in will be promptly acknowledge
ed and forwarded to Governor Hall. The
fund as subscribed to at prent is al
Il
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RENroN, LA, OCTOBER "a, 1912.
Local Happenings
Tae News of a Week in Paragraphs

MIR. Robert Mason OF the Plain Deal
mo community and his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Baker, were pleasant callers at the
Banner office last Friday.
Friends will regret to learn that the
oin Of Mr.. J. T. McDade of McDade e
station on the Louisiana Railway was
totally destroyed by fire on Wednesday
NIGHT of last week.
Miss Pauline Dawson is in Shreve-
mort, where she is a guest of Mrs. S. II.
Dowell. She is assisting in arranging
the parish exhibit to be shown at the
State fair and will perhaps not return
home until after the date of its close.
Entertainment is not afforded our
town very often, but tomorrow evening
You'll have somewhere to go. Go to the
high school auditorium and witness the
production of GA Family Affair" by the
Beleher Dramatic Club. You will
heartily enjoy it.
Invitations have been received at this
Office reading as follows: "Mrs. MA.
Belcher requests the honor of your pres
ence at the marriage of her daughter,
Lila Adger, to Mr.. James Lewis Apple
gale, on Thursday afternoon, November
Z, 1912, at five o'clock, First Presbyte-
ran Church, Shreveport, La" The
pretty bride elect and the popular young
gentleman to whom she is to be wed
each have the writer's best wishes.
81. On Saturday OF last week Mr.. j. A.
Edwards was removed from the Schum-
pert Sanitarium (Shreveport) where he
1 has been a patient ever since the attack
made on him at the parish jail IN this
place, to San Antonio, Texas, where he
viii De under the treatment of brain
specialist. Hope is still entertained thai
his mental condition will improve, so we
are told. He was accompanied on his
trip oy his brother Frank and one OF hi:
sisters.
.Resolyed, That the tax amendment
4 should be passed is the subject for
DEBATE that will be held at the hlgl
school auditorium on Wednesday even
inc Of next week. DR.. G.. H. lrion ant
Mr.. 4. w. Doran have the affirmativ
and Messrs. Lee N. Bush and w. A
3 Fortson the negative side of the subject
Go and hear them thresh it out. N
doubt you will gather much new infor
nation, which will be help to you il
casting your vote intelligently.
Sheriff Edwards is this week havin
mailed $4,000 dodgers giving full an
revised descriptions Of the three ne
groes who murderously assaulted Deput
Sheriff j. A. Edwards on September vt
and escaped from Jail and renewing hi
offer OF $500 for their capture. Th
dodgers are being mailed to officers
pestmasters and others residing in TIL
State, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas an
Mississippi. Sheriff Edwards has bee
unremitging in his efforts to capture thes
three criminals and it is thought the
viii finally be apprehended.