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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

Cassidy. vicar genera, of the Fall
 River aincese. with the title oi d monsignor of the Catholic church took place in st. Mary's Cathedral today, the ceremonies being Of an elaborate character Rt. Rev. Daniel F Feehan b.s hop of Fall River, ofiiciated.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20
cuuI CON cAeNe SUPPER.

Tbere will be a chili con carne sup Tel. served at the dinner boo'n' @ ginning at 3 o'clock ?. m' anu CJ,' sh, tiuulng throughout the evening al ia .i.I K of c Bazaar.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. U s. Land office, Phoenix, Arizona.
 April F, 1912 NOTICE is hereby given that Robert p. Verbeck. of Warren, Arizona, who, on March 26, 1912, made homestead entry. No. O3573. Tor S.W.H. Section II, Township 24 S, Range 24 E., C. & s. R Meridian. has filed notice oi intention Co make final five year proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before J. D. Taylor U. s. Commissioner. al Bis5ee, Ari zona, on the 2ist day of May, 1912. Claimant names at witnesses: Norman F. D. Nichols, of Bisbee Arizona.
 James B. Smith, of Warren, Arizona. Albert J. Swan, Of Lowell, Arizona Gus Hardt, of Bisbee, Arizona.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register
 l9i
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20
COOPERATIVE mERcANTILE DIETING, SUNDAY. APRIL 2l.

A meeting of those interested ID the pTcposed cooperative mercantile com i,nv is called for Sunday afternoon Arril ef. at goo o'clock in the Co'e fIiidins al Warren for the purpose of olectinz a secretary-treasurer anu ,e7 ei-0 ''' COMMITTEE.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

ADJOURNED FROM APRIL i5. 1912
 TO MAY |. 1912.
 NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLO-
 FRS MEETING OF THE BIsBEE COALITION MINING Cc. A SPECIAL meeting of the stock
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

DRESSMAKING and Ladies tailoring Satisfaction guaranteed, Hughes
 Block. 2IO
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l. 0. R. Nj.

Eud may be heard. and may produce witnesses n support of such objec' tions.
 Dated April 17th, 1912.
 J. [. JAMES,
 Clerk. By RAY R. KREBS,
 Deputy Clerk
 2l5
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20
FOR SALE FURNITURE, ETC

HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE Co. New and second hand fur nitr7e bought and sold. Fire stock wall paper. Brewery ave uue. Phone 257 6sS
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

North Dakota offers unlimited or Oorrunities for business 10 elsssi led advertisers The recognized tdvertisinz medluIo is the rsrat Daily and Sunday courier-News the only seyen-daJ paper in ths he largest amount Of classified .d state and the paper ~hich carrie vertising
 The Courier-Re~s cosers Nor, Dakota like & blanket reaching al parts Of the state the day of publ cation; 1t is the paper to use q order to get results: rates one cen, per word first inserlIva, one hall cent DOT word succeeding insertion afty cents per llIe per month. As dress Tho ceurier-Nsws ssrs, N. Q.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

BECOME 4 HONsleNoR.
 EATJ. RIVER. Mass April 1s.-Tne snvestiture of the Nery Re'. 5aileS i1
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

DRESSMAkING and plain sewing. 8
 School Hill. Gasson house. ISS.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

WANTED-To buy a second hand
 windmill. Address Box 100 clo Re. view. 250.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20
NOTICE SETTLEMENT ANNUAL ACCOUNT OF GUARDIAN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that pursuant to law. and the order of the Superior Court, State of Arizona, i'll and for Cochise County. that April 23rd, 1912 at one o'clock D. m, q; the Court Room Of eaid Court, in the Court House m the City of Tomb stone, Cochise County. has been ap- nointed as the time and place for the settlement of the first annual account "' Fila M. Medigovich. guardian of the estates of Helen. Marko and Ella Medigovich, Minors. filed herein cn April 9th, 1912, and that or said day appointed, or any subsequent day 10 which said hearing may be postponed by said Court, any person interested in the said estates may appear and file his or her exceptions in writing and contest inc same.
 Dated April 9th. 1912, and witness the hand of the Clerk and Seal of said Superior Court on said date.
 (SEAL) J. r.. JAMES,
 Clerk Superior Court. .l s8fa By RAY B. kREBS, r 'E. spepHty,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

STORAGE-Eyerything packed and
 stored. Brooks-Cooper Fur. Co, Phone 341. 55.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

ALIAS SUMMONS. IN THE. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, lN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CoCHISE. Lizzie Greer Ballard.
 Plaintiff. vS. Thomas Ballard.
 Defendant
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20
WANTED.

WANTED-To trade year Hereford
 Cow, gentle. for mare or horse, Mrs. J. Nj. Byrns, Lowell 251
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

WANTED-Woman or girl for gen. eral housework. 127 C. School Hill
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FOR RENT.

PLEASANT room for one or two men. Board if desired. S7 School Hill 2tf
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-20

Department O. the Interior, Unitc2 States Land Ofice, Phoenix, Arizona,
 April i, 1912. To William NJ. Anderson of Bisbee, Arizona, and IcNeal, Arizona, Con-
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08

Is In the direction Of self culture and
o' social pleasure. Indeed our city
IL most fortunate In being the
lieh soil in which plants of such har-
oihess and helpfulness have become
established and continue year after
year TO offer rich fruitase OF pleas
ure and of profit. There can be no
uouot that as the season l9ll.l2
mas eclipsed all others, so It, in
tufn, viii be eclipsed by the season
Oh 1918, and so may It be. I'm.
pro'ement is rightly the watchword
oi the times and We find ourselves
contemplating with intense interest
inc progress of these organizations
that have awakened our pride and
claimed our attention, and hoping and
predicting for them continued bril-.
liant existence.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
hcmewsrd Bound.

Miss Zilpah Miller will leave Ap
pleton, Wis, today. enroute home.
She will stop day in Chi6a % and
Will be the guest of her frieJd, Miss
Jean Love. in the Chi,ago univer-
sity, At Peoria. H., she will be met
by Miss Pfiter. another classmate and
friend, and will 20 Via auto route
from Peoria To Washington, III, to
be the guest OF Miss pfifer for Il
brief season. Returning from Wash.
ington she will spend several days
in Peoria, In the Bradley Institute,
her alma mater, taking part In the
gayeties and the intellectual feasts
that make up the program in that
institution for commencement week
She will leave Peoria for home, stop
ping enroute for n bri visit TO Miss
Gladys Sharp. In Newton, Kan. and
hopes TO reach La Junta about the
10th.
Miss Miller has held the position
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Violet Club Picnic.

The members OF the Violet Club
celebrated the advent OF the picnic
season by going on late afternoon
picnic Tuesday Of this week.
The company. numbering fifteen,
left the city at $3.50 o'clock. com.
fortably packed In hugo dray. and
proceeding to the hills beyond iho
ditch that entice city dwellers with
their pleasing Erecnness. they spread
a delicious picnic supper.
After supper they climbed one" mor'
into the capacious dray and the re-
maindcr of the evening until 1880
o'clock WAS spent driving about IN
the moonlight TO the accompaniment
Of happy singing and heartfelt laugh
ter.
The little company was chap"roned
by the Misses Ethel and Margaret
Helm.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
All DAY Picnic.

The members OF the Guild and Of
the Sabbath school Of the Episcopal
church enjoyed AN all day picnic ON
Wednesday. at u point on tn. Arkan.
sas river Just north of IN. pump
house. The day WAS the warmcsi Ne
hay. had this spring. but one. a'
their destination and comfortably
scattered Ia III" pleasant shsd. of
the rr.a, cotton woods that fringe III"
river At that place they found life
delightful.
OF course th"r. WAS i.monsd" and n
famous picnic dinner. and. certainly.
after dinner there w.r. games. and
"~adea" and swings for the older
ones and IN" feminine ones. and
good swimming for the small boys
tn" day proved real treat Ia
more than thirty.f,c persons who
participated In the outing.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
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Presbyterian Social Aid.

Tine ladi"~ Of tn" Presbyterian
church spent a very pleasant after.
noon Thursday In tn. hom. OF Mrs.
Arthur Mays. on Cimarron avenue. at
the regular social meeting of the
Presbyterian Aid.
The contest for amusement. was
guessing the names OF birds. and was
arranged AS follows. \ piciur" Of
every kind oi bird that was known
TO the committee had been cut ont
and these wor" pinned all about the
rooms. on the window curtains and
upon every other available surface.
lI,On each verse WAS written that
gave some suggestion as to IN"
Identity Of IN" bird. and from this
sugKest,on IN. bird Was named, Mrs
C. A. B.crbohm aud Miss Flor-nc"
Beerbohm CAV" number OF vocal
du.ts which w"r" much enjoyed and
appreciated Among other things the
spciety laid plans for the annual con
gregational picnic for next Tuesday
I.emOnad. and cak. w"r" served
as refreshm"n' Mrs Mays was as
listed by IN. other member OF III"
'ocial committee.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
m.thedists Picnic at Rounds Ranch

rh. members n TIA. Ladies' Ma
0f the Methodist church. and their
husbands aud children, w"r" the
gu"sia Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
70 Round. at their big sheep ranch
over twenty miles from town On IN"
rocked Arroyo.
The company. numbering my, l"f'
the Methodist church. which had been
d"signAted nn a meeting plac" ''3o
iu the morning. In buRgios and ~
surreys. They reached their d"s'ina'
'inn vt 10 o'clock. happy and hungry.
but ~ that WAS not IN" dinner hour
they had To disregard III. ciamoring
lnn"r.mnn and To content themselves
With games for u while. This they
did with surprising good grace.
shortly befor. noon III. call to din
ner was sounded. aud. proceeding Ia
IN. big ranch kitchen. ih" forfnna'"
ones found dinner. delicious and
sumptssous beyond description IN
waiting for them, n dinner that 'hh"d
the unbounded energies Of two good
cooks In It's preparation and It's ser
vice.
Dinner over n game Of baseball ~a'
proposed 10 h. entered into by men.
women and children. This gam"
proved delightful and hilarious nnd
furnished sufficient esercir" 10 occe'
sion \ hearty relish for the lunch
of hot coffee and pie that was scr,.
ci at $3.50.
Ab0ut 8 o'clock the happy com
pany bctook themselves rcpre'fully
TO the vehicles and commenced the
homeward Journey. they reached In
Iun'a at \ o'clock. This dolish'fn'
picnic program speaks for itself aud
makes u unnecessary for us TO add
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
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Tailyho Runaway.

The tallyho team. driven by Mr.
Rose, became frightened Thursday
evening. AS the picnic party was re-
turning from Rounds ranch, by some
accident to the harness. 1t became
unmanagcablc and ran more than a
half mile before breaking loose from
the wagon. There were nine grown
people and several children in th'
tallyho and much excitement prevail
ed for awhile, and great anxiety was
felt for the safety of those In tn.
vehicle. No one was injured howeN-
er. and the team after breaking loos.
ran on into La lunta. Those thus
left without conveyance were accom-
odated in the other vehicles,
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Phone. Junta 2l3

hand painted cards, colored tissue
paper. neadlos and thread. Each CUES,
found special flower face smiling
up at her from the little card that
she held and observed that the ac-
companying paper duplicated in hue
the dainty blossom. and at once she
began to divine what was expected
Of her.
Fer little while happy laughter
and conversation lulled while fin
gers grew busy and faces bit ser.
ious as the task OF making flowers
occupied the attention. Each guest.
haying reproduced In paper the bright
blossom assigned to her. fastened IL
upon the card by the pictured one
and. II she knew. wrote it's name
upon the opposite side of the card. 4
committee OF judges then retired
having gathered the various speci.
mems together. and decided who had
proven herself the true sister of
Ceres and best deserved to be STYLED
the goddess OF flowers Mrs. Smith
was adjudged the superior artist.
with Mrs. w. A. Hart as "A close sec
ond. and the two were given boquets
as a reward
Naming the emblem flowers of our
several states was another absorb
ing contest that caused the hours
TO speed
The various hues of the blossoms
We're repeated In the rich cake and
in the delicious ices that were
served for the refreshment of the
large company. and In the mint waf.
ers that completed the appropriate
refreshment menu
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Holmes were
assisted In receiving and In serving
by Mrs Charles Fisher. Mrs. &. W.
Bomgardner. Mrs. kintner. Mrs. n.
w. George. Mrs. Potter. Mrs. War.
ren Winterburn. Mrs. J. O. Wood and
Miss Anita Wood Miss Allie Mae
isu'i anu abiNN VIE
pensed the punch and the little
Misses Florence Bomcardner and
Helen Edwards attended the door
Mr.. Henry Bomgardnsr presided at
the piano through the entire after
noon. and with excellent music added
most materially to the happiness Of
the occasion.
This beautiful flower party was a
brilliant success. and gives additional
proof IL the ability of the good
women Of La Jun'a TO become ideal
hostesses when they take II into
kindly hearts to throw wide the
doors OF their beautiful homes and
give them. for a brief season. to n
fortunate company OF friends.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Social Nonors For Mks Howe.

Miss Bonna Howe. who came down
from Colorado Springs wh.r" the
family have established their new
home. and has been the guest for
some days of Miss Mabel Spalding
and other OF her numerous friends,
has been the worthy recipient of
unnumb.r"d social honors.
On Tuesday evening of this week
she WAS entertained at n. party given
In her honor by Miss Spalding. on
"Wednesday ey.nin. she was IN.
guest of honor ai n & o'clock din,
n"r given by Miss Irene Jones: this
afternoon Miss Helen Andrews will
give n q O'Clock tea IN special com
plim"n' to her: Monday afternoon
there will b" n lat. afternoon picnic
arranged especially for her pleasure.
and Tuesday afternoon ,hcr. IL 10
be = chatting dish party a' tn. home
of Miss Marie Moore =. which sh.
will b. the guest of honor.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08

OF assistant, this year. In the depart
ment Of domestic science In the Ap-
pleton public schools. and has had 4
most successful year. Twice through
the year has her exceptionally fine
service merited and received u raise
In salary. She goes next year to ac-
cept the management of the domesti,
science class, in San Bernardino,
Calf. at salary of $1,000 for tn.
nine months
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Year 0eets d L. Jvnts Clubs.

The yenr books for III. Woman's,
III. For'nigh'iy. and the La Jupia
Music Study Clubs sr. now com
pl"i"d. and. ~ usual. each In most
attractive and very elegant.
GlsncinE between tho neat aud
original covers one finds programs
that promise and inspire. aud. paus'
inx for study. N" examiner becomes
con WINGED that therein are outlined
the best and the most thoughtful
proxrsmA of n whole long list Of es.
c"pt'onally good ones.
The members NJ each ~ these
clubs believe that the season NJ iai
and iai? has been the most delight.
ful In the history or the orRani,a.
tionn and has resulted In greater i'm.
provcment than has been realized
from any previous season.
The Influence M these orpani,a.
tions In marked In our community.
being felt In thc realm NJ civics. and
In the field of charity quite as much
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Spring Flower Party.

In r.spons. to invitations sent
out las, week by Mrs. John Fisher
aud her daughter. Mr. Dean Holmes,
nearly $50 ladies assembled Tuesday
afternoon of this week In tn. spa.
rious Fisher home ON B.li",ie~ ave
niue. and from : until s:30 O'Clock.
enjoyed on. Of III. pl.sssn'.rt par
ties of tn. Who'll. season.
The reception hall. III. parior. N.
library aud the dining room had been
isst.fuily decorated IN compliment Ia
the occasion. lavender and whit. pr.
yailing In IN. psrlor and r.d and
white elsewhere. on the lower floor.
Al least my varieties of flowers,
Wild and cultivated. ~"r" clustered
her. aud ther. In vases and In Jar.
dinieres. making the atmosphere rich
with their mingled fragrance and AZ
tracing by unusual and varied Ioy.
llncss.
This assembly of flowers MAS an
artistic preface To IN" uniqu" pro
gram which proved ,o b. n most In
tcrcstinr contest. Each guest had
been requested to bring tbImblc and
scissors. and. all having arrived. each
WAS called upon 10 make happy Use
Of these domestic accessories Small
packages were distributed and upon
being opened were found to contain
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Judge Ltrsssy's Lecture.

Judge Hen II. Lindsey. Of juv"nil"
court fame. WIS down from Denver
Sunday. and by appointment xav" u
icctur. In the evening In the First
Presbyterian church.
Judge Lindsey talked of n number
Of things that are of paramount In.
t.rest Just now and that are unmis.
tskably impressive signs of tn"
tines. but. as always. his chief and
favorisc theme WAS boys
His icctur. WAS excellent. and the
great crowd that heard him was deep
ly impressed by the carn"stncss ~
this fine. sincere man. who In doing
10 much toward making n better
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08

state and better nation BY success
full efforts to make better the hvea
that are soon to constitute the state
and the nation, L. e.. the lives Of
the Juveniles who ere long will enter
into citizenship.
One is convinced, too, as the Judge
proceeds that the welfare OF our
great commonwealth IL not his only
concern. though that sets his am
billions on fire when he considers It,
but that he is wonderfully and deep
ly interested in humanity from the
standpoint of humanitarian such
as our Christ is-that he would fatn
lay his hands upon the heads OF
little children and consecrate their
immortal souls and with them the
bodies in which they abide, to no.
blest and 10 holiest aspiration and
service.
We are deeply moved, when we
contemplate 1t. by the beauty. the
grandeur, OF life purpose such as
his. and we find ourselves praying
him silent God speed you,'' and
wishing that more such as he may be
raised up in our land to carry tre-
mendously important work into q
glorious consumation.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Strange Sights in Foreign Lands.

Mr.. NJ A. Lumpkin gave two In
teresting lectures In the Methodist
church this week under the auspices
Of the ladies of st. Andrews Guild.
one occurring on Tuesday aud one ON
Wednesday evening The lecture was
entitled Strange Sights I'm Foreign
Lands and was profusoly illustrat-
ed with interesting mementoes. gath.
cred from all parts of the world. and
with charts giving diagrams OF such
monuments of interest as the pyra-
mids of Egypt and the temple OF
karnak.
Mr. Lumpkin showed. among 9th
crs. genuine Bedouin costume such
as Christ is thought to have worn
in his ministra,ions upon earth. He
teresting country on the face OF the
earth today. and pronounced China
and India the greatest mission fields
in the world. bearing out his declar.
atoms with convincing facts and
figures.
Mr. L.umpkins's is most interest
ing and instructive lecture. and de-
serves the thoughtful interest Of
every community that is so forum
ate as TO have an opportunity Of
hearing him.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
In Honor Of Miss Howe.

Tuesday evening Miss Mabel Spald.
ing entertained clos. TO twenty
friends In compliment to her guest.
Miss Bonna Howe.
Games and music furnished pleas
ant pastimc for several hours and
w"r. followed by service OF light
and appropriai. r.fr.shment
The following II n list Of Miss
Spalding's guests: Bonna Howe. Ger
trud. MeVay. Grace Draper. Marguer.
ita Lyons. Grace Dalton. lsla Corbin.
Georgia White. Opal White. Gladys
Wood. Ethel Guild. Ir.n. Jones. E.s-
icils McCaul-y. Helen Andrews. Helen
Vaughn. Mari. Moore.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Announcement Party.

At O'Clock luncheon which she
gave last Saturday afternoon at the
Finney home on Belleview avenue an.
~ which she entertained the mem.
bcrs OF the Music Study Club and a
few beside. Miss Gertrude finney, OF
this city announced her engagement,
and her marriage ON the I'D DAY OF
August. to Mr.. Jesse F. Williams. OF
Ohio
About the spacious reception room
great bowls of yellow roses had been
placed. and pleased with their fra.
GRANGE and with their loviiness: bu,
II was in the dining room where the
long table. beautifully and perfectly
appointed, held covers for twenty. .four
that the decoration was most eiab,
orate.
The central electrolicr was drapcd
beautifully in white and delicate
green tulle and Just beneath It drop
ped fluffy lovers knots OF the white
tulle in which two Cupids We're en.
meshed II was just as though.
going here and there upon the busi.
ness of lovers. they had been caught
in the fragile meshes of web OF
their own weaving.
Through the center OF the table
marched complete miniature bridal
party 10 the chords of mheard music
There was the bride. all beautifully
arrayed In snowy white aud complete
In misty veil aud orange blossoms.
There were III. maid cf honor and
the bridesmaids In eNquisit. costume
OF melting pink aud there were those
other essentials TO wedding. the
groom and the groomsmcn and the
minister
At each end OF the table were ar.
ranged artistic flat bouquets OF pink
and white carnations mingled with
delicate green fern fronds Besid.
each plat. in addition to dainty
place card exquisitely hand painted
with a Cupid in wedding attire. had
been laid small rolled scroll Of
whit. parchment tied with pink rib.
bon TO pink rosebud. These were
un.ast.ned by the guests aud We're
found to contain the wedding an
n..nnce,p..nt, iw- besutIfuIIy ana clev-
.rly word.d verse
Tn. most beautiful feature OF the
five course menu was the lee This
had been frozen into IN. s.mblance
of Dan Cupids To which wcr. fastene,
golden wings and into who's. really
sweet hands had been thrust gold
.n bow JUS, speeding golden ar.
row Th.s. delightful h"ralds OF n
happy wedding were received by the
guests with br.athl.ss .hclamations
of pleasure. and II seemed AN abso-
lut. sscril'g. to refresh ones self
upon them.
Al OF the guests w.r. In such
becoming and dainty aiiir. a. be-
fitted 50 pretty an occasion. but
Miss finn.y appeared her yer, lo,li.
es, In an imported dress III sheer
whit. wolfe. hand embroidered In pink
ros. buds and showing n final touch
of coolest green.
At.r luncheon III. guests ~"r.
usLor.d one. NOR. into IN. r.cep.
tion room where table had been
h.ap.d with unfinished articles Of
apparel and Of furnishing. aud each
had tn. pi.asnr. OF putting n few
stitches into som. pi.c" of linen for
for the brides hope box.
Mrs. Finncy VAS assisted In s"rv'
ing by Mrs y. = Larsen and by Mrs
John Madigan.
Miss flof.ne. Stubbs. Of Denver.
was an appreciated out Of town
guest
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08

that everybody had . dandy. good
time" and that MIR. and Mrs. Round
have put their friends under ever.
lasting obligation by offering them
such generous hospitality and there.
BY affording u day of lro AT pleasure.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Entertained Jointly a, Bridge whis,

Mrs VI y Porter and Miss Helen
McNren entertained Jointly at brids,
whisi. two afternoons this week at
the home Of Miss McNccn on Ration
avenue.
yellow and white snapdragons w"r,
usrd IN effective decoration, carrying
OUT the preferred scheme in color
On Wednesday afternoon twenty
-four ladies made mp the guest com,
pany and indulg'd In a number ~
spirited games of whist. Thursday
afternoon the CUES, list numborc,
forty Both afternoons proved We,
delightful.
Mrs Robert Craigh'ad. OF Rocky
Nrd Mrs Clyde Simons. of Las
Anlmas. and Mrs. Simmons. of
Bloomington, Ind. wer" present from
out Of town.
Mrs Elmer Cook assisted Miss Me.
Neou aud Mrs Porter In serving on
Thursday afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-08
Y. p. S. c. e. Social.

\ very delightful social was held
las uNening at the Presbyterian
mauSe. by the Y p. S. c. h of
the First Presbyterian church, About
foriy We're present, and happier,
NOR congenial bunch of young folks
could not be fouud-young ladies and
gentlemen, all of them, The com.
miiiro had good supply of new and
Interesting games which produced no
END " mcrrimcnt The pastor and
vii" appeared to be as young as any
present by the way they entered into
tho games The social committee de
ser'rs great credit. also the chair
man Marian Helm.