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Birthday Club.

The Birthday Club met Tuesda
WIN Mrs. A. c. Draper The hos
ess, IN honor Of whose birthday tn,
meeting was held, was presented
with two handsome silver spoons
Al five o'clock dinner was ser
by Mrs. Draper The club will g
JOY Christmas party next Frida,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. VII
liam Hcirgood.
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Tuesday Birthday Club.

Mrs. William Heirgood. OF s2l Cim-
arron avenue. entertained the Tues
day Birthday Club las, week. in hon
or OF her birthday anniversary. The
afternoon hours were DELIGHTFULLY."-
passed. and a ) O'Clock dinner was
good was given two beautiful sill.
yer spoons as birthday remem-
brance from the club members
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

The Young people OF North La Jun.
u gave a surprise party At GroOms
nal Tuesday night In honor OF the
birthday anniversary OF Gordon Sim
mons, Games. music and dancing
wero enjoyed. and chocolate and
cake were served during the even
ing The guest OF honor was given
= beautiful signet ring as u hrthda,
remembrance from those present.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

Tho adult Sunday school class OF
the Christian church. known AS the
Loyal Ber,ans. was entertained very
pleasantly at the home OF Mrs. Or.
an Walker on South Belleview ave
nue.. Tuesday afternoon. II was the
regular monthly session and consist.
ed of a business and social ~
combined After the routine OF bus.
iness was completed. the ladies' sew
ed and talked, and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
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Guest ef Honor At Remington.

Mrs. H. II. Hall, of Gowrie. Iowa.
who Is the mother and aunt. respect
ively. Of Mrs. Victor LagerQuist and
Mrs. W T.. Andrews. WAS the guest
OF honor at kensinK,on Saturday af-
ternoon OF last week given by these
ladies ~ the home OF Mrs. Andrews.
About thirty friends were present
and fancy work and conversation
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
s~i"k Dinner Party.

Mrs. II. II. Hall. OF Gowrie. Iowa,
who has been Visiting her daughter
Mrs. Victor Lagerquist In this city
for several months. was the guest
Of honor at u dinner given Wednes'
day night by Mrs. s. W. Sinsheim'
cr at her home In Swink. The 9th.
er guests were all OF this city. and
were Mrs. NJ. a. Lee. Mrs. J. NJ.
kurn. Mrs. q. H. Wincheil. Mrs. Ei
In Light. Mrs. W. r. Andrews and
Mrs, Victor LagerQuist
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
New North "a Junta Club.

An embroidery and social club has
been organized by n number OF North
La Junta ladies. and a very pleasant
meeting WAS held recently at the
home Of Mrs. b. +. Heifner. The
club will meet next Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. John WASH.
burn. wheH a permanent organization
will be effected. and name chosen.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
.. Y. p. Y.

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
met Monday night at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. J. B. Sherman. The
business session included an election
Of officers as follows; Miss Marie
Mcneil. president: c. Thompson
vice president; Miss Mildred Sher-
man, secretary; James Brenneman,
treasurer. A social hour follow.
ed the business session. The society
meets the first Monday each month
at the home Of member.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

where this new method that has
been formulated by an Italian woman,
Madame Montessari. was discussed
and demonstrated.
The club Is being entertained to.
day at the home OF Mrs. Winstanley
with Mrs. IA. II. Hall as hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
A Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Babcock
were the honored guests It SIX
O'Clock dinner given Wednesday night
by Mrs Z. Hively and Mrs. Honoria
Burns. At the home Of the former.
Covers were placed for fifteen. and
eight courses were served.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Theta zsta Gamma.

The Theta Zeta Gamma was en-.
tertained on Friday afternoon Of last
week by Miss Cora Orr Needle
work was enjoyed. most OF those
present working on Christmas gifts.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

oaie' Allen Phillis. DIR. Linville. s. r..
"ehaelson. Victor I.agerquist. W. E.
-ndrews, Reg Garvin, Walter Spor.
ieder. Joseph Hart and c. F. Ken.
dali.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Lor.na Club.

The Lorena Club met Wednesday
afternoon OF last week with Mrs. c.
R. Mapes. on Smithisnd avenue. The
time Was spent with needle work.
after which the hostess served lun-
cheon.
Mrs.. Z. Gard Edwards invited a
few friends for Friday afternoon In
compliment to Doctor Edwards' moth.
Or. Mrs. Lydia Edwards. who is
spending the winter at their home.
The hours were devoted to needle.
work. and luncheon was served by
the hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

Claus. A Christmas story was read
by Mrs. J. A. kincaid. Mrs. w. =.
Green. \ member Of the chapter 1t
Rocky Ford. was visitor. This was
the last meeting OF the chapter until
after Christmas.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Phone. Junta 3ll

passed the time PLEASANTLY until a
two course luncheon WAS served The
decorations were Of cut flowers and
fern leaves.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Birthday Surprise.

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st. Andrews Guild.

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The lssskraenehen.

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Music Study Club.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-14
First Christian

Bible school 9.fi an.
Public worship % am and = pm.
y =. s. & r. pm.
Arthur ~ Jones our Panhandle
district evangelist. will be with US
and preach a. 10Th services Brother
Jones b. one OF the best preachers In
Texas aud he viii delight and In
strlCt all who hear him DO rot fail
10 hear his message today Special
music AZ each service by The male
quartet a very cordial invitation q
an our services b. extended a. Tho
general public Good music inspir-
inc messages and a welcome like your
mothers
IS 3. JENNINGS. Pastor
r. J. NEWCONE. SUP
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qA1t1H 4i1tGttuaeHts

Tho Psalter RESPONSIVE
Gloria
Scripture readinr
Quartettc The King Of Love NJ
shepherd o." shelley Misses
Brazclton. Nonnlng Messrs Roll.
% Bricn
solo Christ o. Risen" Huhni -.
Mrs newly
Anthem Tho Resurrection
IHughes)
Violin Solo "cayatina" ROSS ~
Mr Claude Mobiles.
Offering
Ofiert0ry Etorsong' tJohnst1nj
Solo Jesus Lives Mario -
Miss Brazelton with violin obligato
uy Miss Loie Reeves
Male Quartet savior with Thee
Parks Nen1eissohH Ma. Quar-
tet
Anthem Ligt" Cittering Mora
Bcdo.kg me Sst Parker with solo
by Nr O'Bricn
Duct Love Divine lStainerl
Mrs NeWby N. Traction
Houcdic'iCr
pos'lpdo Festival Pogtmdc'
.-eIfrui Nia Britain
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PROCEEDINGS IN
APPELLATE COURT

Following are the proceedings Of
the Court OF Civil Appeals fer the
Seventh Supreme Judicial District az
Auariilo.April %. 1912
uo,i,n. submitted.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-14
DISTRICT CHRISTIAN
Conventions WORK

SPECIAL n Daily News.
Planview. TeN, April g.. The
Panhandle district Christian conyen-
ton held a four days session herr
tins week. Among those in atten-
dance were ] G. Mason OF Dallas
corresponding secretary Texas Chris
tan convention Edward Overs OF
Fort Worth, state superintendent of
bible schools. Mrs Overs, state sec
rotary Christian Nomans BOARD OF
Missions John H. White, Memphis
president district convention Mrs
White his wife Arthur w. Jones'
pampa. district evangelist W = ami
Mrs. jennings. Indee and Mrs Rus
sell & n. King. Nh and Mrs Lee
Crcan of Amarillo MI and Mrs "
100 Tolbert. Miami, Grant Crow
Miami. Judge lno Il. Niece and Mrs
R. ID Crump oi Lubbock T &
nance and r. 81 Over Of Hereford
o. q. Twyman Childress Mrs. u {
Thorn of Memphis and Judge pubbs
of Clarendon The next conyentio
will be- held at Amarillo IN November
and the newly elected officers are
President S. v. Shore OF Hereford
vice president, Geo l.. Wilkie Of,
Miami. secretary. H. c. Coleman of
Dalhart. treasurer ]. .. Mason 4
Dallas. executive committee, W. n
Gee. Amarillo. ". l.. Dubbs Of Clar|
eudon. +. II. Oberthier o: Heretor
n p Leyett OF Pampa, r. Shaw 4
Canyon. Oberthler and Gee worI
named as members of the sta'I
board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-14

Kathrine Chamberlain. Clio Hall.
Bonita Thompson. Rgss Wheatlcy.
Eunice Humphreys. Phoebe Burgess.
Elizabeth Martin ~ Clarendon. Her
rice and Alice Kondrick and Mcssrs.
Bin Adams Paul pierson Bil Mon
ming. Glen Wecry Brooks Royce.
T. T Kenirick, Mcdonald. Humph-
reys and Carawav NJ Childress.
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Mrs. Dohoncy EntcItain>
FRIDAY Five Hundred Club.

The Friday Five Hundred Cnb
was DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained by Mrs
". I nohoney. 1905 Jackson street
Friday afternoon from 9 10 O'CLOCK.
The games we're unusually pleasant.
resulting with Mrs Y. NJ. McMca
as winner OF the high score favor
beautiful hand painted plate l.atcr
covers were laid for pineapple salad
on lettuce leaves. veal loaf with lem
on sandwiches, pickles. apricot ics
and cake Those present werf Mes
danes x. ID. Gist. r. G. Nicely. +. S.
Newboli. =. Salter, c. d Hoover, G..
e Black, + Buckingham. G. o. Wolff
lin, Earl Cobb, Frank Wolflin. W.
Miller. ". H. Jones. K. l.. Watson,
l.. z. Simmons. Il. L. MoNeans, A.
Lumpkln and Misses Della Hughes.
Clio Hall and Ella Ozier.
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Marries In China.
Special to Daily New.

Special 10 Daily News
Plainview, Tex April a. Homer
Faulker. formerly of Plainvicw. hut
nov a missionary in China. has writ
ten to his parents that he Wa re-
Gently married 10 a Wang lady mis-
sionary from America In the celes-
tial kingdom.
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Polk Street Methodist.
Eighth and POLY

TlhNiN NNN 7 YIN
Evening Song Service, april u
1879, pm.
Rev Ernest y Robinson Pastor
Miss Allienc nra1cioH. Choir nj
rector
Miss Vera Britain Dr-anist
ORGAN Prelude. Jerusalem the
Golden" Sparks Mss H-i'piu
hymn No Dtuue. italian Ilymnl
Invocation
Anthem ~vrk ". 'Nr Lord
Roberts, with solo, Hy Miss 3rag-
elton and Mr. Vaddp'
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cleveland street Mission.

Eighth and Cleveland
sunday School 2 pm.
Preaching Thursday night. pm.
$50 extend o. cordial invitation %
DO fn attend an our services.
4 L. DUNCAN. Pastor
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rolk street Methodist.

Polk and Eirhfh
Sabbath soho.. 1.ts am. O. G..
rhauoweth. Supt
Preaching at % ann. by pastor
subject. Have You Heard tine can '"
Song service. pm.
Leagues at @ and { pm.
Special service by League See the
splendid program Come everybody.
You are invited
ERNEST D. ROBINSON. pastor.
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u. V. u. RcfrigcratorS; car load
Just in. King Holland Furniture Co
1877 4c
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We Fill anv anti-meringit!s PR
scription. Don't forget us. Amaril
Drug Store. l3S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-14

Rcyonoc oil stoves for summer
comfort: new improved models. King.
Holland Furniture Co. l37 &c
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Anii-Mcningiiis spray, that the
doctors recommend a' 'ho Amarillo
Drug Store. Phones l.- ana luul
d.. 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-14

First congregational
SUNDAY school l.ll am.
sermon. I am.
Christian Endoayor. g. 80 pm.
Preaching. 1.ii pm.
REV G & Mccoy Pastor
The members " the sunday school
OF the First Baptist Church are re-
qucsted to come today prepared 20
make a free will offering for horne
and foreign missions
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Circle y
To Meet.

Circle F OF the First Baptist
church will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. s. @. Car
ter. zoe Van Buren, street. from
10 o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-14

HNl 90 lflNf
f.i. om sunday school H CROW
boz. Boo interest and numbers como
Wl .er vo have oIaesos tor ali
leas
% ann preaching TnU THAI
Wait Upon tho Lord
5.fs pm. preaching Christ az
Jacobs Well"
PRAYER meeting cvcry "Wednesday
evening or "a. pm don't miss o.
Come and worship with as. q cordial
welcome awaits YOU Services az
Giles school house on the afternoons
of the second and fourth Sundays OF
each month
ROBERT pRYpE. Pastor
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EpWorth League uroeram Ter sun
Iay April o. l'l-.
a mectue f1r So DId-T.me Loav-
Hcrs PROGRAM 20 UD conducted hy
'bc Old-umc L.awors every one is
invited 90 come
Subject IIfr BuId.nl' col o.
81, Phn g. Psalms Do Leader,
STR G. G. Chenowctb
Umn $50 81. s.auauug Precious
Seed
PRAYER
Leaders, address
Hymn SO. g VIII There BE ANY
stars in Nv Crown
Reading Miss Eakar
Character Is Grown, Not Made
Miss Mcdonald
Conditions Essential 10 Growth
Mrs q ! Sellars.
Violin Solo Miss Nary Clark
Jesus the Friend Nr Askew.
Solo Rev T. T. Robinson.
Omen Meeting
UNmn 80. "a. Help Somebody To-
day
Rev. e. &. Mccoy. who is occupy
iu. tie pulpit OF the Congregational
Church. will preach for four more
sundays, much TO the delight Of tho
congregation and members OF that
church
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Iir,t Presbyterian.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Sixth and Fillmore.
SUNDAY school 9.i5.
Christian Endca,or Z pm.
Public worship az u and s.
D. y rEASLEY Supt.
y IVY. Minister
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Following are the proceediugs Of
the Court OF Civil Appeals fer the
Seventh Supreme Judicial District az
Amariilo.Ap %, 1912.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-26
ATTORNEY WILL GO
TO LEAVENWORTH
Judge Mcpherson Gives Lawyer Term
IN Federal Prison and Would
Otsbar Him From Practice.

Des Moines, Nov. 25.-Unusual du-
plicity on the part OF John N. Smith.
attorney, and once candidate on the
democratic ticket for congressman
from the Seventh district, resulted In
his being sentenced by Judge Smith
Mcpherson of the federal court to the
Leavenworth penitentiary for eighteen
months.
The court also assessed a fine of
$500 against Smith and ordered u. 8.
Attorney Marcellus Temple to forth
with file an application requiring him
to show cause why his name should
not be stricken from the rolls Of the
court and be disbarred from practic-
ing In the federal court. Judge Nc.
Pherson said It appeared that Smith
had committed crime of moral tur-
pitude and was guilty Of conduct UNI
becoming member Of the bar.
The charge against Smith was that
he had used the mails to secure 5000
from his father-in-law. a N. Thorley,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-26

sad news of the death Of her youngest
son Geo. T. Kinkade which occurred at
McKitrick, Calf. Nov. II after a short
illness with brain tumor. He under
went an operation which was unsuc-
cessful and he died shortly afterwards.
Mr.. Kinkade was born and grew to
manhood in Eddyvile and is we'll
known by many Of the older residents.
The last years of his life have been
spent in. California. He is survived by
his wife and three. children. his mother
and one brother. Mrs. Davidson has the
sympathy Of the entire community In
her bereavement. ..s.s
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake entertained on
Sunday at dinner. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Miller of Frederic,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Norman and chill
dren, Mrs. Sarah Norman, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Worrall and children.
Miss Pansy Jones of Taintor is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. George Chord
Alfred Mantz of Kimballton was also
a guest at the Chord home Saturday.
John Anderson spent Sunday with
relatives at Agency.
DR.. and Mrs. K. l.. Bay and baby
leave Tuesday for a visit with Mrs.
Bays mother at Sabetha, Kansas.
They will also go to Morris, Oklahoma
to attend the golden wedding anniver-
sary of DR.. Bays parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Bay.
John Lafferty was business caller
in Keokuk Saturday. H.. -
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CEDAR, ROUTE NO. I.

Mr.. and Mrs J. L Moore have re.
turned home from New Orleans 'and
other points in the south.
Mrs. Lucy Parks, Miss Bertha Nc
Glasson and Mrs. Grace Humble OF
Aberdeen, S. d., took dinner with Mrs
E. j. Newell Thursday.
George S. Ward who has been suf-
fering with rheumatism is Improving
Brush college will have box sup
per and entertainment Wednesday
Nov. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ross and children
Of Wright visited at the w. ]. Brown
home Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Etna- Newell and son Kirk Wis
tied at the Florence Arnold home neal
Cedar Friday of last week.
Isaac Cook was shopping in Ottum
wa one day last week.
Chas. Davidson was a business caller
in Ottumwa Saturday.
Mrs, John Ross and daughter Viola
were shopping In Kirkville Friday OF
last week.
George Pike and E. J. Newell were
business callers in Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs w. F.. Millisack visited at the
.ohn Ross home one afternoon last
week.
has been suffering with the mumps is
improving.
Miss Anna Ross who has been work
ing in Ottumwa has returned home,
being IN with the humps.
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BIRMINGHAM.

Mrs. w. c. Goodson of Kirksville,
Mo-, visited last week with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott.
Mrs. Dallas Landes Of Guthrie coun-
ty, Oklahoma, who was called here by
the death Of her father Alex Morrison,
returned home last week.
John Barker of Omaha, is visiting
here this week with friends and rela-
tives. J..
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. f.
church met at the home of Mrs Boies
Thursday afternoon. Quite number
of ladies were present
c. c. Crum of Redlands. Calf, and
Mrs. John McCaslin of. Fargo, Okla,
arrived this week to visit with their
brother VIM F. Crum and family.
Miss Gladys Graham visited part Of
last week with her niece Miss Mary
Ogilvie at Monmouth, Ill.,. where she
Is attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Countryman
visited over Sunday with their son
George at New London. syr
Stanley Watts Of Mt. Pleasant spent
Sunday here with his parents.
George Kerr returned from a trip in
North Dakota last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde HOFFMAN are the
parents Of a son, born recently.
Charley Anderson of La Grange,
Mo, visited here several days last
week with his parents. @H
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CHARLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crop of Murray
are visiting in this city with their
nieces Mrs. S. w. Cooley and Mrs
Chas. Tate. t3f1
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Perry are in Des
Moines where Mr.. Perry has been at
tending Masonic meeting. They also
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Prouddt who formerly resided here.
Ralph McGaughey who has been
travelling in Missouri Is here for a
few days visit with his parents Rev.
and Mrs. j. McGaughey.
Bart Boston of Lincoln, Nebr., Is in
this city, a guest at the homes Of Fred
Stafford and Mrs. E. L. Hickman.
Mrs. Jessie Chance Of Ralston has
returned home after few days visit
with Mrs. Geo. F. Carpenter.
Miss AIDA Swift has gone to Des
Moines to spend few days with her
sisters Josie and Laura.
Mrs. Bert Smith has returned from
a few weeks visit with relatives in
Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. Lou Lane of Blanchard has re-
turned home after visit Of six
weeks with her brother-in-l B. w.
Frazier and family.
Conductor Willis Young who was
recently transferred to run between
Abba and Des Moines has moved his
HOuSoIlOlQ SOOuS 10 AlDld dIlu Ills VIE
and two daughters Phurne and Irene
left for that place last evening.
County Clerk Collins has issued
marriage licenses to William C.
Klages, 20, and Laura Cackler, 81 both
Of Oakley and to Geo. H. Truman, ~
and Elma Marie Boston. is, both OF
Lucas.
Mrs. Yearnshaw and little daughter
Of Osceola spent the day at the j. B.
T>v,ov I, Va 81,
ly resided at Derby in this county.
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at the A. F. Meredict home Sunday and

at the A. F. Meredict home Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. J. M. wagler and Mrs. c. r.
Wagler returned home from Raymond,
s. D. Wednesday evening where they
have been visiting relatives for sew
eral days.
Frank Bridges and family were
called to Bloomfield Monday to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Bridges mother.
Mrs. f. T. DAILY and children Of
Cambridge, Nebr., are visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brumley Of OF
tumwa visited over Sunday at the
parental Bridges and Brumley homes
The Tom Thumb wedding given at
the opera house Tuesday evening un-
der the leadership Of Miss May Burn
worth Of Kansas City was attended by
a large crowd
The Misses Nettie Helsel. Villa
Parks, Amy Brown and Fay Yeager OF
Milton spent Friday evening and Sat
urday with Miss Effie I4antz
Miss Eva Lowery has resigned as
teacher Of room two and Miss Stella
Fry Of Bloomfield will take UP the
work in that room.
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WILLARD.

Harley, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
THEODORE Kirfman who had the misfor-
tune Of falling and fracturing his ankle
is getting along as well as could be
expected.
Ralph Newell Of Oskaloosa visited 8
few days this week at the A. G. Ander-
son home.
Nav Venator and family called at
the Pete Pearson home Sunday
Edwin Carlson Of Cedar Rapids is
visiting with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Chas Carlson.
Mrs. Mary Smith and son Charles
spent Sunday afternoon at the Walter
Smith home. a
Miss Ellen Anderson who Is teaching
Mrs. Gust Carlson called at the
Sven Pearson home Tuesday evening.
school near Farson spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Harry Townsend and family and
Will Wilson and family were Ottum-
wa callers Thursday.
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County Clerk Collins on Saturday is
sued marriage licenses to Albert G.
Baylor of Towanda, ILL.,, and Anna B
Mcdonald Of Charlton, also to Claude
Burton Foutch and Elsie May Terrell
both Of this place.
Miss Helen Harper went to Abba on
Saturday to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs. D. w. Houck Of Des Moines who
had been spending month in Charlton
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
and sister Mrs. r. J. Murphy, returned
home Saturday evening.
Miss Leona Mitchell visited over
Sunday with friends In Cambria
Mrs. l.. Henderson Of Omaha return
ed home Saturday after weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. Fred Holmes.
Mrs. Frank Hickey and children oil
Cedar township have returned from q
visit N-.o her parents In Coxad. Nebr