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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
49 CIVIL CASES
ABE STRICKEN
IN M'KINLEY
Judge Reynolds Clears UP the
Booklet at Gallup; Alleged
Murderers Ordered to Pehi-
tertiary for safe Keeping,

judge Reynolds and Clerk r. K u,
Madison we're busy In chambers In
the Befnalisio county court house to-
day, having returned last evening
from q stay Of week In Gallup,
where considerable business was
transacted In the Mckinley county
court. Judge Reynolds ordered three
prisoners removed from the county
iail TO the penltentIury In santa Fc
for nafekeeping. Two at the men,
John VOcO and Luciano Lopez, are
held on charges OF murder. Tho
third prisoner. Mares. In accused Of
horse stealing The court ordered
stricken from the civil docket forty
nlne cases, attorneys and ItlEants
having failed Ia appear and indicate
what disposition they wished made OF
the various actions. No jury trials
were held. no iurieA being lmpanellcd
In the case OF John A. Young,
4 trustee. w. the Southwestern Brew
cry aud Ice company, evidence was
Aebmitted and the court continued
the Arguments by counsel until later.
THE case 4 one IN which the plain
IN attacks the validity NJ chntteI
mortgage held BY the defendant COM
pany. On certain properly which was
sold ~ Gregory Page. special mas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

ter, under instructions from former
Judge Ira A. Abbott. The special
muster tnTncd over to the court APP
prOSImatciy S2.2OO. which In now be-
ing held pending the final decision
IN the case, which IL one containing
many angles.
The court ordered Judgment for
tho piaintin In the sum OF S75 In the
case of FREQ Howard W., r. T.. Tale.
This case Was one In which the liti-
giants disputed the market price ut
the time uf u cattle transaction.
The case of the Caledonia Coal
Company vs., Charles Martinellc In
which the PLAINTIFF sued for t3i2 on
account, was decided In favor Or the
defendant, the court holding that the
account war void. being barred by
the statute at limitation.
The court took under Amusement
the case 81 James W.. Myer In which
the plaintin asked 5000 Judgment.
alleged Ia be due because OF services
rendered ~ per contract, AZ a store
keeper In IN oil district.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

ADc. where HardVtck's, catch was in
t"rf"rod with hDd Yale was penalizea
~ yards.
Hardwick made hva yards around
inls's left end and put the ball 10 the
center 81 the neid.
On wing shift gpaiding made two
wards ana flynn then Kicked to Iint-
NaidS 35-y0rd line, Gardner running
back seven yards.
lirickley fumbled and the bali went
10 Yale on their tb-ysTd Hnp.
Philbin was dowBed without gain.
On fake kick spnldinG made three
Yards through center. Flynn tried q
forward pass that WIS uncOmpletcd
Flynn then kicked over the Harvard
goal line. The ball hit Yale man on
Hnryard'E zO-yard line. where the
BAH went tO the Crimson.
on the first rush Wendell made six
ards through center. whero time was
'aii"d for the second period with tho
ban In HarVard's possession on Hnr-
Yards 30-yard line. score:
Harvard, 10; Yale. ..
when the mira period began Bo-
mciHer was again ~ right end.
nrirkicy Kicked 10 Ynlc's i0-yard line
and spnldlng ran back II yards.
on ~. delayed pass Philbin could
not gain md Flynn puntod Ia Gardner
On HHrVHrd's iD-NHrd line. The ball
vas run back three Yards
wendell made two yards hut Har-
ward lost i've on holding lu line.
lIardWifk made a yard. then FELTON,
dropped back for o Kick ana the ball
WAS nuffrd by Flynn and the ball
went 10 Harvard on Yhlc'H lk.}drd
line.
Brlckcy rushed around YuIcs left
end and crossed the Yale line al the
corner OF the neld. The ball was
kicked out In front of the goal posts.
where Wendell made q fhir catch ana
HHrdwlck Kicked the goal
Score. Harvard, ~. Yale. O.
Pumpelly went ln for Philbin.
Flynn kicked on " IiardwIck. who
ran the ball back Ia Iinrvard's 49,
yard lire. ON II fake kick formation
Wcndcli made ~ yards for first
down In tho center Of the field
Markle took Flynns place and the
hlg Sophomore fullbnck whose mum
let Harvard score. WAS led on the
held. IN AsRFa. y... o.,.. .,,...,.r..,H.
FELTON, Kicked 10 MuTkle. on Ynle'H
N.yard line. where there Was fair
catch. Pumpelly Kicked to Hnrdwick
on HarVnrd'H fj-yard line.
Hardwlck made three yards around
left end. ON the next rash Yale was
sent hack i've yards for Onsidc play.
Dyer went In for Cornell ~ quarter
back. HardwIck dropped the ball on
the next rush ana SpnldinR picked II
M ana took Il to the crimson 81
yard line. There Bricklcy caught IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
CONDITIONS IDEAL
FOR GREAT STRUGGLE

Nrw Haven. Conn. Nov 23..-.Tho
weather tor the Yale Harvard foot.
ball game today was cool, dry and
bright, with a light wind blowing
aCruas the field AT sun up. The night
had been clear and fOglcHs, leaving
the smooth AhOrn gridlrOn dry and
hard for the days work. All condi-
tIuns were Ideal for the staging Ut
the biggest football battle of the
year.
Al the hotels In town were crowd
ed to capacity last night, but the nd'
vance guard Ut spectators aud the
standing room only" sign was out
before dark. More ihnn thousand
persons who could not obtain ac-
Communications In the hotels spent the
night In sleeping cars In The railroad
yards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
PERSONALS.

John Mcintyre Ia here today from
San Antonio, n. NJ. looking after
business interests.
r. !. II. Moore. chief clerk for the
railway mail service. arrived In Al
buqueTque last evening from Los
Angeles for "a brief survey OF the rail-
way mail situation locally.
w, q. Logan, deputy county treas
uTer In Valencia county, II "A visitor In
the city today.
Mrs. Charles lie Fever has returned
10 the family home AT ana North Fifth
street after being Tor several weeks a
patient IN ~, JOEcph's hospital. III
with typhoid,
IT, A, Maloney, who was In Aibu-
querque for IA year seven years ago.
In again a visitor In the city. having
arrived recently from his home Ia
Chicago. :
w, \. strlckler left on the Santa re
limited today for visit Of five weeks
In Los Angeles.
Tom g. Tale. Mrs. Tale and baby,
left on the Santa Fe limited today for
an extended stay with Mr.. rallies PEG.
pie In Pasadena. Cal. y
Captain II. M. Russell. a well known
mining and cattle man OF MaEdalona.
In visitor In the city today.
The drill team of the WOodmen
Circle will give ball In odd Fels
lows hall on Nov. 81. The Blueher-
Crollott orchestra will furnish the
music. -
Dr. John II. Gass. superintendent %
Presbyterian missions In New MeNico,
delivered the anal address OF the sere
les Ot home mission week union. iaF-
vices last night at a well attended
meeting At the Lead Avenue Methad-
lat church. The fundamental pttR4
ciples OF the Christian religion az ap4
piled go modern life were discus1ee
by the speaker. |, Z,
Alderman y. b. Coon and MEs. cDan
returned last evening from oklahomas
where they visited relatives for Iva
weeks. n
j. w. BrlllinEer, for ave years q
brakeman on the Santa 70 nIntted,
running between Albuquerque aud IA
Junta, has resigned his position esd
leaves tomorrow for 8aheTnncld, CAL.
whore he has neceptod pSultloA Nith
the southern pacIfc. n
Mr.. ana Mrs. John strumaplaa heve
left for a visit Of SEVERAL wenka "a
Los Angeles and san Diego. I
The regular meetiNa 20 the fNqsoli
guild o. &C. John'S church Win ntR y
held this week hak the meIa bnrn AZ
luyIsed 10 meet ~ ne hpmt q Ml4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

forward pass ana carried the ball to
Yaie's z2.yard line
Brickiey carried the ball TO Yale's
ip-yard line and then dropped back
for n field goal standing on Yale's
yard line. Instead Gardner made
forward pass over the yale line 20
FELTON,. II vas Harvard'H ball On
Yale's twU-yard line.
Brirkiry dropped back TO the ~
yard line ana easily made hie second
feld goal, making the score: Har.
ward. 70; Yale, ~
MRrkle kicked 10 Wendell on Har.
wards 1O.yard line. The ball was
run bark ~ Yards and FELTON, kicked
on the fret down but. Dyer muffeh
the bau and recovered u. The period
ended with the bah In Yale's posses.
sion iu their 2u.yard line. Harvard.
20, Yale. %.
when plny WIS resulted IN the
fourth period sheldon went In again
! Tot BpmriEt"r
The Bur msdc 20 yards In I'VE
downs Then Mnrklc gathered In
tnr,, Yards tor a brst down on Har-
yltis i,..ard line. Pumpeily crash
,d through tor Two yards. hut u wing
pn,r Hul"d "a work. There WAS o
3ur Joss Of four yards
}llr then tried q forward pass. but
Harvard caught the bail on the
Crimson 3j-yHrd line. FELTON, Imme.
dat,l kicked 10 Wheeler on Yale's
-'.,trd line.
There was another nun by Wheeler
lbut the ball was recovered On a
| faE. XIX formation Whccl"r made
% yard Pump"lly on auulhrr fake
! Kick iost yard. Pump"lE On - mira
fake xxx formation l"F J." yards
| TupTr IN, hall waE ia Yuie's p1sH"s-
sion OH her Z0-NHrd Line.
Harvard vac on side and Yai"
gained i've yards Pumpclly went
through big hol" IN center for seven
yards
Captain -palding made n first down
on a wing snIit Murklc then mad.
.Is yards On pretty lodging run
through center
PumpcIly made three yards more
SpAIding mad" four Yards The r'
was on Hnr,ards A5yard line. l"h"'
went In FOR Marklr. ON a quarter
back run wheeler mad" . hrsr down
on Harvard 35-yard line.
spnldlng mad" three yards .no
Pumpelly one.
Pumpelly went through q big h"I"
In center ard placed ia" bah on 'h'
Crimson 2O-yard line. Spnlhiug car
rlcd the ball To the is.ynrd liur 1ni
then Baker went nrst down On lhr
Crimsons IG-yurd line.
SpnldlnR placed the bail on next
rush on Harvard's i0-yard line. Pum-
pelly gained yard. II was not suf.
fcient to make the distance and the
bali went To Harvard on her eight
yard line.
Yale made pretty doubl" pass. the
second one being To Wheeler. aud
made first down on Har'ard'E ~
yard line. Pumpclly, standing On
liarvnrd'H ajyard line. was waiting
for the pass 10 attempt held Ronl
when the Whlstl" blew. ending IN"
game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
MRS. ANDREW FRASER
DIES IN LOS ANGELES

Friends In Aibuquerdpa today re-
cc'led news Of the death IN Los An
r'les "Wednesday OF Mrs. Andrew
frhser for many years a resident of
AlbnHuerque Mrs. Fraser resided
here at ii6 South High atrsel for "A
humber OF years and had many
friends in Albuqueraue who viii re-
greet To learn Of her death, which was
due to pneumonia. Mrs. Fraser was
a sister Of J, =, MactaVish OF Masdn-
lena, y. NJ,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
CIhcngo Defeats MInncrotn.

Marshall Field. Chicago. Nov. 23,--
Chicago defeated Minnesota Ia o
here today In game {" decide sec
0nd place ln the Zig Sine" The
only tOuchdnwn Of thu Rnmo was
when Gray went over from MINNIE
sofas vineyard line,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

w. w. McclelIdI SaS North Fourth
street to coOperatS I'm the ST. Johns
Guild ThanksgiylnG tea. All strang-
0rs are especially Invited to be pres
ent.
~. Johns choir will meet AT the
Guild hail Wednesday at 1880 y. m.
To practice the cRntata THE Day OF
Res by w. ]. witty, which will soon
he presented at the church. Al .
O'Clock. all who care to come are in
vlted to Join the choir In an Informal
social time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
MORTUARY.
. Howard weldInGeF.

Howard weIdlhger, nephew Of
George y. Albright, passed away
early today. following an illness OF
long standing. Mr.. weIdlnEer was
for some time manager of the city
scavenger company. He was n for
meT resident OF Ohio. The funeral
arrangements viii be announced
later.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
BOYCE PURCHASES
SMITH PROPERTY
Blacksmith Shop and Lot at
3l6 West Copper Avenue
Changes Hands Today at a
Substantial Figure.

James Boyco today purchased from
w. II. Smith. Tia Smith blacksmith
shop ana Tie lot ON which the build
inE Ia kltitnted, al si6 West Copper
avenue. .gThei consideration was not
mRds pubile. but 4 Il understood 1he
property was sold a. a substantial
figure. u ~ nDGegutoOd that air
Royce purchRaad The property a. "a
lhySstEnant and Giil laane II 20 a Local
blacksmith.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
FINAL sl'OIlES.

Navy. o, New YORK University, u.
Army, 2; syracuse,
chicago, 7. Minnesota, %.
Carlisle. so, Y, NJ, G. \ College, -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
David Jonathan Cartwright.

David Jonathan. the 7-months- old
Infant Of Mr., and Mrs. David l..
Cartwright. passed away at 2 o'clock
this morning at the family home. 4O2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

North Second street The funeral
will he held Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock, with services IN Strong's
chapel. Arohdeacon Warren Of 81.
Johns church will oficia1e and
burial viii be In Fnirview cemetery
Grandparents of the baby from Ci-
marion and Folsom viii GITfvc to-
morrow night for the funeral
Feature Pictures today - Pastimc
and Crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
WILL
NOT HANG NEXT
FRIDAY
Judge Reynolds Today Grants
Appeal to Supreme Court,
Which Acts as a Stay Of Elk.
ecution.

D"mcoio DelgadillO, citizen Of
rid Mexico. convicted on circumstan.
tlnl evidence for murder In the FIRST
degree and sentenced three weeks ago
by Judge Reynolds H. pa5 the death
penalty on November -. viii not be
hanged on that day Attorneys j.
Benson Newell ana Modesto g. ortiz
appeared In court to-day ami formally
argued In support of q mutlnn FOR an
appeal which WIS granted. The
granting OF an appeal acts ne % stay
of execution for about l20 DAYS. dIr.
lng which tim" II Ii presumed tho
supreme court will pass on the ra-"
brlgadillo Wa much pleased rhis
afternoon when hr heard that he
would not be hanged next Fr.dl..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23
MASKED CARNIVAL rs
AN ENJ0YABLE AFFAIR

The masked carnival At the altAtlnE
rink last night proved q happy and
enjoyable AFFAIR, one hundred cos
tuned skaters beInE on the door. The
Jrizes were awarded az Follows: First
.. Jones: second. YlugIline caini
third, David Rittenhonnni fourth. Del
INA Chavez. The judges we're Mrs.
=, Il. White. MIRA lIarriDon. Miss
Mamie Fisher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

AFTERNOON when IA" heard that boz
( would not be hanged next FrId.,..
! Tn" editors NJ In Gazc,.,. the
SDdn,1h weekly u,.,srru.r rgl.,rc;
In this city nave Addressed . rr,,.pt
| appeal to Governor Mcdonald for az.
ecutlNs clemency IN the case uf Dem.
eclo DelghdiliO. sentenced 10 be- hang
cd for the murder ~ u woman named
Z"rfacino In Albuquerque. The ap.
peal which is published IN La
! Gu<riH" II AZ follows:
u" His Exceliency the Governor,
We. the undersigned, are Iabor.ra
ana our energies are cOnsecratcd To
o." welfare ~ the sDciDty In which wu
"Ic wing, and nov, u ~ our share 10
ID" ,' boring FOR IN" prosperity OF a
Noodle nation, prUgr"sslN" ana feapcct-
'Nt" ~ the United states, and with
pleasure W. carry on our small part
in ih" great work of this great nation.
living under your honorable govern.
nont, which you have mkcn 80 much
pains to make pr"grossIN" Tor New
Mexico.
We al know your G,mar.aIc ideals
ana are convinced thai tor this rca-
.ur lhla part OF Tue nation has entered
au road progress Sow, We ask YOU TO
dom"nstrute t. the whole world your
inngnanimliy, and the Kindness Of
."ur soul Ia witch W" make an APP
peal, asking that from the Kindness
"i your heart you spare a mans life,
4 lie which you have entirely In your
hands hy ministry ~ the law.
We refer To D"meclO DclRadlllU's
'dsc, sentenced to Oe hanged by the
jury who knew THE cure and found
guilty by circumsttntlul ~ rdcncc only,
oi ia" murder al 4 woman named Sol
cdGd IarruClnO.
We have no intention 10 Interfere
with tho terrible sentence Imposed up.
On D"m"cin DrlRHdiliu. aud that must
b" executed on IA" twenty ninth oil
this month.
What We ASH ana desire, your excel
l"urE II that you, Inspired uy the re-
membrane" 81 your good mother, the
love at your faithful wife and child.
rem. do avoid that human life he sac
rifccd on the gnlluws. I'M llrc 81 an
unfortunate. who, II h" II really guilty.
should serve hiH sentence In prison.
society gets nothing good by taking
a mans life. but Justice gets much by
the regeneration at q delinquent
spare his NE, Honorable Governor
Mcdonald We, the undcrsigncrH. are
strangers but do profess admiration
ana respect for you, ana II you would
ncc"dc 90 our petition, TINT respect
ana admiration vill know no limits.
ana when We 90 hack tn our country,
We win say 10 our sons. our brothers
ana cOuntrymon.
"Thero IL In the United states
governor HltruiEt ana lover Of Justice:
the governor Of New Mexico. Hon. W.
C. Mcdonald.
Make u celebration Of the democrat
ic triumph all over the country. with
A mHgnanimOus act
Commute Dclgadlllo's sentence.
spare u mans life.
Yours very respectfully,
JOSE REYES ESTRADA.
MANUEL G. GARCIA.
MANUEL L. CARDONA.
AUGUSTA E. REYES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-23

Reformed EpIacopal HlnAqp peaa.
PhIladslphih. Nov, Ia llIshop ",
Y. Norman OF the rleEglmod fBbisoo-
pal chupch died atlhln Aolng here to-
day He was n ybags 90.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-06-19
IN RESPONSE TO MR. IRwIN's EFFORTS
A PETITION SHOULD BE SENT AT ONCE

L. j. Irwin President and General Manager of the Henderson
oue took an auto ride through Indiana weeks lie said
no d not help seeing great difference the appearance of the
the homes the barns in that state compared his home
state and along road 1t opened his and he home with
Tho uot that he must something to help his people and epe
v the people along the line of his road to get little enthus
@ and pride their farms and homes and their of farming
He first idea along line better farming upC date meth
ode better care of land, better crops and less acreage
Mr. Twins that the farmers need instruction. they need
information how big crops raised on lands better than
,br own with the outlay of and labor He the
orltura department Lexington and they willingly agreed
finnish the information through their bureau of intelligent and pc-
@ teachers without money price The only requirement they
of the farmers SO has
boop made with the Department at Lexington to hold series
meetings and Breckenridge counties next November They
iii hold these meetings point the county where the people
wont them and are willing furnish the hall convenient place
for holding them Bndnburg has already asked for meeting and
!; GETTING up petition asking for one to be held there
# remains now Breckenridge county to busy Clover
mort needs this meetngthe farmers for miles around the
formation their work petition should be circulated
irg for it. Other places in the county have it, only the
asking So get busy and 90 for 1t.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-06-19

The Rev Kell, of Kingswood, began
a series OF meetings here in the M. E.
church Sunday.
Gus Dutschke and family spent Sun
day with his parents at Holt
Web Robertson, who is with the
Southern States Mutual Life Insurance
Co., was i'll Addison Friday to pay 81
900 life insurance to the estate of Hullie
Black who recently die at that place.
Mrs. Hor ce Mccoy, of Union Star,
is in town this week attending the
meeting. She will be eanist during
the meeting.
Quite nice little outing was that
Sunday when Mr.. and Mrs. Louie d =
Fox, Mrs. NJ. A. McCubbins and Mr..
and Mrs +. A. SIN tn with their lunch
baskets we'll filled went on hay ride
to he old McCubbin, home near Sam
pie and spent the day.
Born to the wife of Frank Jones June
/ a girl.
Quite clean and ur to date me
shop here conducted by Mr.. Dot Styles
and son, Duston,
Miss Lelah Belle Hawkins dined with
Miss Mary b Basham Sunday.
Miss Julia Fells, of Holt, was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Hardin, of Lodiburg,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lay
few days last week.
Mrs. Forest Beauchamp is still inn
proving.
Miss Lillian Adkins, of Sample, was
the guest of Mrs. Forest Beauchamp
last week.
Miss Mary Berrice Shellman is visit
ing her uncle, Mr.. Carlton Robertson +,
at Skillman this week.
Quite storm here Sunday night, but
no damage done.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-06-19
THE DIGESTION OF A
NEWBORN INFANT

The newborn baby is quite helpless
object in many respects, but it has
some resources that have not been su Is
pected. A common belief in regard to
these interesting animals is that they
are quite Incapable OF dlgesting any
thing but the comparati vely simple
food of the mothers milk. 1t is GER
tain, at any rate, that no one in his
senses would offer such a baby food
that is radically different from that of
the mothers milk.
DR.. Alfred f. Hess of the Depart
ment of Health of New York city has
been able TO show that both the stom
ach and he intestine of a newborn
infant one that has not yet partaken
Of any food contain digestive ferments
in considerable quantities. Ia the
stcmachs he found not only hydroch-
loric aod as in the stomach Of an adult,
but the two ferments pepsin and renuet
The stomach is therefore prepared to
digest from the very start. The by
drochloric acid seems TO have useful
function in that it is capable of killing
any bacteria that may get into the
stomach by mistake.
In the Intestine DIR. Hess found three
types of ferments; namely, protease, or
protein digesting ferment lipase,or fat
digesting ferment, and amylase, or
starch digesting ferment. The last
was the least regular in its amount, in
some cases none being present. AL
though bile is known to be present in
the gall bladders OF embryos some time
before birth, DR.. Hess was unable to
find any in the upper part of the in tes-
tines of any Of the thirty-fve babies
that he examined.
The material for chemical examin-
alton was removed from the infan by
a special rubber tube. SO that no harm
was done to the little patients. X-rays
were used to show the location from
which the samples were removed. -
Scientific American.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-06-19
FISHER

Mis- Vera Glasscock has returned
from Hardinsburg where she has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Pal Carr Ell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Mattingly, of Ak
tel, were guests of his mother, Mrs. l..
b. Moore, last Sunday.
DIR. Lampton's wife aud children, OF
McDaniels, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Annie Glasscock.
Mrs. + A Moore and Miss Jewel
Moore Were shopping In Leitch6eld
Friday
Miss Freddie May Glssscock gave a
delightful party to her friends Thurs
day in honor OF her eighteenth birth.
day. After splendid dinner was served
the young people chaperoned by DIR
and Mrs. ]. {. Tucker went fishing
When they returned ice cream, straw.
berries and cake were served on the
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-06-19
STEPHENSPORT

Mrs. Sam Thompson is very i'll.
Miss Ida Waggoner left Saturday for
where she has a position
in the Asylum.
The Stork left baby girl, Mamie
Lee Pulliain, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. CORTLAND Pulliam June II.
f. A. Smith and wife went to Har-
dinsburg Monday.
Born to the wife of Ed Ramsey June
II fourteen pound boy.
Miss Rosa Bennett, of Tennessee, is
visiting Mrs. S. A. Bennett.
Mrs. NJ L. Roberts and her niece,
Miss Alma Moorman, of Texas, returned
from Louisville Sunday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-06-19

lawn.
Mrs. Ross Talkineton. Of Leitchfsld,
IS visiting her grandmother, Mrs. N.
NJ. Mercer.
w. c. Norman, Glen Dean, was here
last week.
7. J. Moore is visiting his mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. c. Foote aud little
daughter, Annabel, visited here last
week as guests of her mother. Mrs. L.
b. Moore.
The young people had quite, a pleas
ant fishing party Saturday in honor of
Miss Ruth Galloway's birthday.
The Stork called at Jesse Days the
18th and left little girl.
children's Day at McDaniels the 4th
Sunday.
Bro. Long aud family visited at Me-
Quiggins last week.