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Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
WEST JERSEY GROVE
CAMP MEETING.

The Forty-fourth Camp Meeting wild
be held beginning Wednesday, August
18th and ending Monday, August 26th.
The schedule is as follows:
Daily services: preaching 1890, 2.30
altar, 6 A. NJ, in the Tabernacle
Prayer and Bible reading at $50 A..
NJ, in the Tabernacle; Doctor Kahn.
Children's meeting at 1.30 P. NJ; A
special feature this year. Young
peoples meeting in the tabernacle at
Is P. NJ; Rev Carlton Van Hook
Singing will be in charge of Professor
Schneider. assisted by a Large chorus
choir.
Program. Wednesday, August a.
.7.3O, Introductory; Thursday, August
18th, Cumberland County VIC. T. IT,,
Mrs. NJ. L. Gilbert, presiding; Friday
August 10Th, Epworth League, Rev.
Henry Broadway, presiding; Saturday,
August 18th, local preachers, Rev. D.
B. Ackley, president Of Local Preach
ers' Association; Sunday, August 18th,
Rev. Robert NJ Forbes. D. D., Rev.
John Mason; Monday, August 18th,
memorial, Rev. J. D. Bills. Rev. P. J.
Kahn, D. D.; Tuesday, August goth,
Rev. Roy Lewis, Rev. Eli Clifford, d.
D., Rev. Patrick J KaKin, D. D.: We'd
nesday, August 2lSst, Rev. Lawrence
Correll, Rev. George T. Haines, Doctor
Kain; Thursday, August 22 District
Superintendent Day. Rev. James w.
Marshall, D. D., Rev P. J. Kahn, d. D.,
Rev John Handley, D. D.. Friday,
August 23d, Rev George Sensor, Rev.
George Abel, Doctor Kain; Saturday,
August oath, Rev d. w. G. Mcintyre,
Doctor Kahn; Sunday, August 25th,
Doctor Kain, Rev George H. Neal
Ph.D., Doctor Kahn Monday, August
Goth, Doctor Kain, 7.30 closing SER
vices
N B-Dr Patrick j. Kahn, one of
the most eloquent and unique preach
ers, will preach once every day. He
viii also conduct a Bible reading and
"a service every day that viii be
especially helpful to preachers, Ep-
worth Leaguers, Sunday School work
ers, teachers and Christians Don't
! fail to hear him; hear him once, you
will come agai
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
AN ORDINANCE

IAN ORDINANCE to provide for the lay
n ing out and opening of Dubois Avenue
Il in the City of Woodbury., New Jersey
II Section i Be it enacted by the Mayor
|hnd Council of the City of Woodbury.
athat the centre line of a new street to be
known as Dubois Avenue. is hereby es
Itablished as follows. viz:
Beginning at q point in the centre line
of North Broad Street distant measuring
'on the centre line of North Broad Street,
five hundred and seventy two and forty
five hundredths feet Northeasterly from
the centre line of Chestnut Street and ex-
tending thence Northwestward1y at right
angles to North Broad Street distance
of eight hundred seventy four and fifty
of Rachel S. Shields. the width of said
street to he fifty feet that is TO say
twenty five feet on each side of said cen
tire line thirty feet of which shall be
roadway and ten feet on each side side
walks.
Section ?. Be it enacted that the grade
or height of the. curb lines OF said Du-
Bois venue are hereby established above
City Datum as follows:
On the southerly side of Dubois Avenue: !:
At the Southwest corner OF South
Broad Street .......s.s.. 45.93 feet
Ana point SO feet westward from
centre line OF S. Broad St. 1912 feet
At a point 130 feet westward from
centre line of 5 Broad ST.. 1881 feet
AT a point 652 feet westward from
centre line of S Broad st..... 41.50 feet
At a point S67.T3 feet westward
from centre line of S.Broad st 42.45 feet
On the northerly side of Dubois Ave
nue.:
At the northwest corner of South
Broad Street ......s............46. 1853 feet
At a point 33 feet westward from
centre line of s. Broad St. 1921 feet
At point 100 feet westward from
centre line of s. Broad St..... .46. Is feet
At point 652 feet westward from
centre line of s. Broad ST.. Al so feet
At a point 6S1.31 feet westward
from centre line of S. Broad st. 42.55 feet
Section g. Be it enacted that the gutter
line be and is hereby established at a
depth of eight inches below the top. of
the curb or grade line. and that the side
walks shall be laid at grade said grade
commencing at the top Of the curb and
with a rise or elevation of three eighths
of an inch to the foot from the curb to-
ward the street line.
Passed at regular meeting Of Council
held July %, 1912.
JOSEPH n. COOMBS.
Attest: President of Council.
Arthur Starr. City Clerk.
Approved July %. 1912.
Samuel II. Ladd. Mayor. S-1-2t.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
,8lauCeslgr sse 9rmurrat.
EASTERN AND BELL PHONES.
REGISTER OFF SALES.

August Property of Charles H. Fris-
hey, ct ux., by Sheriff Allen.
August 9-Property of Alice C. Adam
son, ct ais, by Sheriff Allen.
Argut Property OF John c. Thompson,
Il ux ct ais, by Sheriff Allen
August 9-Property of Mary S. Adamson.
ct ais, by Sheriff Allen.
August II Samuel B. Locke, Repaupo
August 19-Property of Mary Anna Eliza
beth Thompson, ct ais. by Sheriff al
zen.
Ang 31-Clarkson Pancoast, Administra-
ser. in Harrison Township
Sept 6--Property Of Mary $. Adamson.
by Sheriff Allen.
Sept - Property of Mary $. Adamson.
Il ais, by Sheriff Allen.
Sept 9--Property of Alice Adamson. ct ais,
5y Sheriff Allen.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
" is IMPORTANT

Let us understand one thing, I want to
get your buggy business, but want to get
it right or not at all. ! don't want TO
make single statement in print about my
line. or a single job III my line that cannot
be backed up and more than backed up
with the actual goods | want you to
know the jackson Line as the different line
thar is actually better than my talk about
it, Not just as good but better. Let me
particularly impresss on you this-fhese
buggies are made right. designed right,
finished right and the Jackson name plate
in connection means the utmost in good
ness. quality, carefulness, perfection, hon
esty Of value and honesty of purpose all
the way through. And the price IS but
very little more than the ordinary kind,
hight-value but not high price
At home afternoons.
JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
Dealer In High Grade Vehicles
Redwood. New Jersey
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08

FOR sALE-s6 acre farm Woowich
Township about two miles from Asbnry
Station room house and barn; acres
in meadow with a never failing stream of
spring water. Land in high state of cul-
tivation. suitable for amy crop, which the
growing crops viii prove. Would make
any person a nice home and profit
or poultry. Fine place for nice Poultry
Farm and Fruit Price $1900.0O D.. F..
HENDRICKSON & CO., No. IA Cooper
ST. Woodbury.. n. J. S-1-2t
CELERY PLANTS 25;oOo fine celery
plants for sale. L. h WILKINS Thoro-
fare, n. J 7-25-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08

FARM FOR SALE-Known as the John
B. Chatten farm: containing % acres of
good farm land; good house and ample
out-buildings, all in good repair; on the
road between Barnsboro and Alcyon Park
Farm is conveniently divided into fields
with stream running through meadow
Reasonable amount of fruit This farm is
well worth the attention of any one looking
for home. as 1t is good asparagus and
white potato ground. Terms made very
easy as most of the money can lay. For
further particulars apply to Isaac G.
Dilkes. Barnesbero. n j. Taft.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
PUBLIC SALE
David O. Watkins. Soil
Dated. July 16. 1912.
Prs, fees. $11 90.

Will be sold at public sale by the sub
scriber, executor of Keziah- Locke, deceas-
ed, on
Saturday, August II, 1912
the following described property, situated
at Repaupo, n. J.
outbuildings; about one acre of ground; !;
fruit on the premises
Sale to begin. at O'Clock.
Conditions. $3.50 cash and balance to suit
purchaser.
Hos Myers. Auctioneer 7-25-4t
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08

Sithens Speedy Rheumatic Remedy
is gaining new friends daily. W. H
Sithens. Woodbury., N. J. 2-2S-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
New 6-Box Peach Crates for
sale, II cents.
w. E. Ashcraft,
s-s ct Swedesboro, N. j

FOR SALE CHEAP horses, / set light
harness. PORCH BROS, Hurffville, n. j
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
WANTED FOR SALE

CARPENTERS to work at carpen
tering to commence Immediately. Apply TO
BENZ. u. STANTON. Contractor and
Builder, Bridgeport n J. S-S-2t
FOR SALE My house and business,
known as the Holly Spring Soft Drink
Business For further particulars apply
to MISS NJ. =. RIEGER, Helms avenue,
Swedesboro N j. S-S-4t
PEACHES have about 1900 or 1000
baskets of choice Favored peaches, both
yellow and white Will be ready about
August IL. Call or phone HUGH w.
RAINEY, near Harrisonvilie Station; Rural
phone swedesboro y A. s-s-st.
Wanted-Second- hand Silo; about II 30
feet Also good mixed or alfalfa hay, by
the ton Y DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
S-S-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08

WANTED Married man to work il
general store. WM. MURRAY. Bridge
port, N. j. 6-1S-tf.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
MEErING or FREEHOLDERs.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Chosen Freeholders of Glouces-
ter County will be held IN the Court House
at Woodbury., N T., on Thursday,
August IS, 1912, at 10 o'clock q N.
be presented on Tuesday, Aug. 13, 1912, at
CHARLES N. BELL. Clerk
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08

FOR SALE Horse bay gelding, years
old sound and gentle. good driver and
worker. Address CEDAR HILL FARM,
Glassboro Road, Wenonah 7-11-tf
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08
RANK STOCK,

Thirteen shares of First National Bank,
Woodstown will be sold in front of the
Woodstown Hotel, Saturday, August 10th,
at 2.30 p. M. r. BENEZET 7-25-3 -3t.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-08-08

CHARLES N. BELL. Clerk.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
DEATH OF PHILLIP yEACtR
tlsvsn fssr Old son 81 D. and Mrs.
C. y Nsagoe Died Following
an Operation.

rhnip Neaaer I'd years ~ axe. thc
BON "a nr aud Nsa & 4. Y,aner dlei
eafu Weiipcsttf mnfnlnH ~ enc suohn
sani,Hfium fnllowihg an operation Toe
iho renewal nf his lonFus rh, death
~ ih" rtiehl little foiine raut siaom
sihnnN me irlendy n' the family ln the
riif, ana Yesterday when % psrains
SHOWN ~ and MIA Yc,ecf ~cfc tbe
recipients "a roudoi,ncs thraHs houi tho
dss,
l'tiu a. the operation The child was
M Nnr spirits tHi hau 90 dread ~ th,.
rfdosi thrnueh which ha was ahnfii,
90 pass. iie faiusa fpm tho operation
hut tho TISSUES @vfs n,tN lnflsn,es
'suslne inns ~ hi,s,d. aud this. With
the shceA d - Though hastcncd hia
dcaih
w irasvf and family n,oNed a. en-.
vus ffom hoaham atou, siN Ssafa aaa
and have scurvs 81 lrcndn ~ thss cil,
The funeral Sef,lr ea wlll be- held finn
the family residence CA Noulh ranca
huH street thR aftcsnonu al 80
nclook usN r. O. Sessions pastor
10 the Meih,~ilsi church viii coadncl
me scrN Ices lnigrmcni viii be- made ~
thu ntW hatNlsN cemstesy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
WILL DISCUSS FRANCHISES
NengY ~. Wallace, a, Neauss, ~ Besl
asss Men, VIII Address ct,tens
Friday Night.

A che request "a = number ~ cuiseps
end business men " corpus Christi
llVnt, N Waliarc who neN has a gas
ffunchise psndine before the ecNrle ~
this vit, ana th~ ca, council which -
Ga hAi spted ga or Ffsasf, september
az NlN deliver ap address na sts fraH
rh,sss Ffidey ni4ht Mr. Wansce viii
iiscuss the FEATURES ~ his own sas
frsnChise and ~til make compAf i.ons
Win the franchise which has iasl heeu
3tAntet ~ The vltS .oaetn ~ another
compAny
"a viii eot aesl n personalities said
M Wsliare "t'itirens serm e. BE- 90
lax that pui I win discuss twe So
franchises ana make comparisons I
olli eaHl these who aitend the mceilnx
e. ASH me any questions they may elsh
Ieoncerninn The Eas franchises and I
viii answer them. ] VIII deal with the
ses aucstion IA ~ VNrl0op pha.cn~
Tho m~ptsnk aAs teeh called tM :
o'sleck ifidAy nlsas IN he ,'ommcSy,Al
clue rnm 4 generai nessaslon a. 81
4 ~ extended
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
W|LSON-NARSHALl
CAMPAIGN FUND IS
GETTING UNDER WAY
cAlLEH RECEIVING sUsscpip.
rfOsb ron sUGcEs COUNTY.
Ford VII ns ssa, 70 Her csso ssiis
~ Cisbssrs, fs~sed $4,000 %
hs Nsissd ~ Tssa.

Tfosn present inaitaiA.ha refFa,
christi II Eolne ~ a. q fii SHARE Hi
siAlnR the e.isiaK - f4hd - ~.
eGa ffon Tessa democrats far me
pnftnrs - siefiine oDtefnnf Hoeifoe
wliBor w. ,hc rfssiernfS snd gatefpol
Tnsmss D. Nsfshai 20 Indiana ~ ihs
fbee pfssI1rnff
Both ths fismocIaf ana tHs Caiief
are nnN frfritiuH contributions fpf y
'l.irular'' campaign fund fnf the dem
n.ats Al nsDnsf received Will D.
iuig fnf1srdrd o. ifan Cato Soils nf
''l-i.ufne ~hs ~ fh. Teses Hrun"f
~ the anii,nai democratic rommiitss
snd Sha has charge 90 tus niHHlg ~
thr Tfsaa fund
Az alhssfipfinna Hfnt e. fte caller
viii if tuiy artnueistrci fhruuFh ih'
columns 10 thn paper and wifi he fnr.
eafas.I ~ cato rsiis iri pa the hishh
that ir grinirf in t0fiafs 'siirf sni
.nfinae chffb fgf what amount ynu
deslf4 IS fanifihptr and help tn pat
d democrat in The presidents chair
The following runifihailuna have
t.....t t....t.at o.. fN4 Caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
$4,000 IN LAND SALES
VI. c. s,.~Ar, Realty Co. Reports
Much Activity ~ lands ~
Nuecss County.

The " e stewart Realty CO rcporis
considerable hand activity this ycsr
and total ~ s4ttao ~ iAnd saits have
heen made iuiinr Tho past week ry thlA
firm The sales are AZ follows
! X rarf ~ iillFtorn purchased
lto asrer ~ hand nrat the iaW Norgsu
farm snr consideration ~ $50 500
Richard Eexcfi ~ NoaSnm purchased
iea acres neaf HphsfnWu foF q cnrsia
erslipn - o.. SOC
" laacr rufl hased ise acres near
Rvbstcwn. thr consideration tcing
"a 900
" q stewart 81 the " e, Slvwar,
ReaiiY Company has iuet fefurasi
rum trip % ~ Paul fcNas aud was
accompanies Nv Ffcd smith nlsnau,r
for the 0ro "a Paul Land 40 NJ
Stewart in-pefira ihe f'sai iand Win 4
slo0 20 pi4flHs H tn ins market
Nr stewart rrports that tee lsnt
which no Inspected Wae spiendid farm
ina land anl thAt same ~ x 10 sirsafs
improved ~nh aodgrn hnmes. Tho cnis
top rr,sp near 40 raul ihiH year " as
era9gae froin one- hall a. three fonfirs
~ . baie per arrr. Tire Paul land 60
has tsea Aefps ~ cotton in r0iiiNAtion
this year whirh enl sleld ffnm nall
a. lhfcs. foafiAs ~ a hsh per Aere.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
THg EURENA sriLL PRO
DRESSING

when mo Nurrka Laundry Was mnf
"a a. be- present location ana 40 Va
zoe street un NpIii met. tho plant MAS
Increased ono.t hud over the fofw'f
slice snI new mschinu has heon nah
- fof every month thsy have occupied
their nrw uuArtern
una ~ the most im9ofiAn, ~ Nhrh
IL me wat.r ancfins which gisrs them
pure. rieas water for ali pufppsya a.
all times
The last meshine which Just afflv
81 YESTERDAY h. thr very newest. steam
heated electric driven device ~ iron
ING senilsmrn's undsfrlofhsa handAef
chiefs nnc linen napiiuS and "ihrf
anali articles that rruuite particular
care ln laundeflnE iiUihifi iiu
man the wide awake lsfnpfieirtr ~ ihe
iguf,ha i.aundrs are constantly on thn
alert fnr ann new approved methods
ava equipment Coz The proper haniiing
of their patrons ciuthes and the con
duetlnH of their business and thes
bnAs never allowed matter ~ "a.
p.nas tn tsief them ln the pfuEfrss
ln addition tn their Increased equip
n~ni on ths inside thrf hatr aiso ad.
ted fourth vagru
h. ease ~ launary irouhisa ~ ans
natufv Nhaieyrr trirph"nr raN 90
sss Nll frstiNs prompt 1ni courteous
attention fr,m ihs oriDs. of one ~ tncif
T.nilfuanif drivers
callers IA "a. leuuary VII D. eiadN
shown thfnaeh tts pisni ~ tnf Tina
ana Welt wishi prove intrfcriins Co.
lltuaf vhn have afNof been ihrpush a
welt sirsnsrd atesm isundfs
The Eureka laundry undouMoNif
..o,,. ,nd., that class sac a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

victims % stomach. liver. and kianfi
tToubics just like other peopio. aHh
Ike resaiis In loss ol appetite. back.
ache. nervousness, headache and ilrcd
lsgiesS. ran DOVE feeling ha, there's
no need % feel like thar as Z o.
fcetlrs. henrs Tenn proved six
hotties ~ Eieetric nlfters. h. wriits
cha more "a give me- nov sfronrih
and good appetite THAN an other
Stomach remedies nsed Sc thet
heip csery aody its folly 10 sefief
when this great rcnAeas uin helm Yoa
irom thr fire, does Try t. one 81
cents a. Joshua $ smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29
COMING AND GOING

a Nsn NHfy iistfN ~ Snnush. n a VS..
1sns in the esss. the guest II is.,. and
NrA ~ H. sou,h
Jsmsr ". Taylor 81 shr law arm ~
{e,i"s A rupc Is in iifuvnsvnlc a.
ht'cfpry Cot she aefsnse IN the Meal.
l'~'rf ease tis h okpectcd 80 sslnu
>Aoma today.
cH''H's sse,amirs'nnrr W w Wright
NJ Nsnanette ~Ae IN The ciss yestot
nay atssnainN scn.,n,r-lonsts court
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Read an ieltrrs rccclsed frOFn y g
randotfN cfkanitst n Alamo t.lfc la-
sOrancv gsmpkns
ssttf = 4 rANnnI.tnl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Ret veur ~ants BE- kno~n rS paone
cau a. we A. the rvst
NEW CRY nRCc STORE
s.gs a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Read aii ifitffs involved frorn O.
iandolfo irFaniEcr ~ Alamo l.ife fu.
ssfanfe coupaHl
k.1e-U = g. PANDoI.Fo.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

W \. Russell newspaper man al
ihsrr va tho lowes lllo ugando valley
has fVtwned "a HIS holnc after thro.
aeaAs' visit IN corpus
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Wlillsm Nlcman. business man ol
hinrsVille was here yesterday. step.
rlns AZ the Pavilion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

w. AZ Parkinson. dishion tfafiic 80
pgfintsndrnt Gee the Eopiheeatefn
reiephnnn COMPANY, Win hsadauaf.
,rss ~ Dallas. 10 hoia ior several
DAYS business TRIP
Nadle leighton. we'll knoVn com
nsclcl,i salesman ~ Nan Autunlo Dr.
M me olo, s'orpins 80 Tho state
~ ~ Lnhs. husinous man ~ chi
rsEe ~ ~ the cit, fof short hual
ness ltip registered "a the state
M and Mrs ~ W ua,iof and
dauEhlof ~ NnRvnis. werv No the eltN
YESTERDAY. Nj liayl,a IA "a we'll know b
merchant ~ Au0clua
~ n NJ ucnncu snd s.n ~ rai.
fufflas. were IN Tho ritN Ve4tefdf,
vonlng eNef 10 W. Htnustts auto
They Repeated 4 Hns uir auJ stated
the reads we're IN euud shape
A. A. wfltht. lacai nauaucf fns tho
wholesale nrm ~ Ulman stern
Nraunsv. sceonpanivd hs Mfe WriNht
rnd children. Nlii luatt iha mafnins
VIA auto Tor dafs uip a. Aner see
San f,icso NJ wright wln cnmhiu,
business with rclasmr nna expects a.
make the tflp hack home hS nlkhtfall
Hobart Arneld Who has hoan spesa
lng tho past month IN Corpus 40 ~.
guest - hla brother 1ne Agnnld lea,ce
this nsanlns gof Aa brtnc Ia Noakum
Mr~ ppsat ~ iiveysiic was amnne ght
sun~ir Rsfivine Al the Horne Apart
nents yesterday
NlHS nonthN Nnuns 20 Denver AZ
rived IA she cit, Yesterday I've short
Wait aud h sues, al me Seaside
J W ha,lor and ~ifr ~ Angelic are
visitors IN tbs cits and ate Aiatine AZ
TIA sidweli
I AIRS d y iiaibert of cofsHana Miss
Z tannle NosborAugh ~ Marshall ans.
Mr. =, X Resa ~ illilsbeFo ,en,posc,l
a party % visitors arfNlnn IA tho eil,
lSvsgsr,lay 80 spend few DAYS outlpH
They arv aseasa az the Seaside
Ny and Afs y = ssaeksss 80 Cole, ,
tllle hanxAA Wrre amonE lhr suesis
arql>ing a. ghe NlAwcn Naater,iAN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Masee t'l~sA l'eass " vspcosrd g. rv
turn t"s,es 5rom ssHn Antur,e whvs,
hs has heen ief the past fuw aays
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Nddlc Leighton. q we'll kneVn com
mcTclai salesman ~ san Autunlo. la
in me oiN. sipppipg 80 The state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

w. A. Parkinson. diSihion tfaric "a
pgflntsndrni fef the Fopiheestorn
Telephone COMPANY Win hsadauaf-
,rts ~ Dallas 80 hers for several
dayn' business trip
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

~ "a NJ llcnncl, Nnd s'N ~ tait
fug'laA were IN lhc clts veatefdn,
vomlng c,eg 10 ~ psrnstts nutv
They fspesied 4 Sine uir suj stated
the roada we're M evud shape
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

AIRS o. W olass,srk has rcturnc,
Ff"m l'"ts AsensAs, whc,e uhe aprss
several days "a the eucst Vt her ooa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Mr and MfH ~ " uayiof and
dauFhlof ~ NnRenis. Vefv No the elts
YESTERDAY Mr. I,ayisf Ia we'll know q
merchant ~ Auxclua
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

N ~ luhs. husincua man ~ chi.
rANN ~ 40 mo cit, fuf short hual
ness tflp registered 90 me state
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Nisn Naudc s'upmn ~ San Antanla
Who has here elsislns Nto. 3 H. Grain
ZOE ihe past week, WAS vailed hugae
YESTERDAY en Accnnnt 1T the eciious
illness ~ her sister
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

Hobart Arneit Who has hoan spesa
ing tho past month In Corpus 40 IN
xuent - hla brother. 1ne Agnnld lea, q.
this mefnins frf NV hottie la Noakum
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

w. A Pollsck os Arkansas CITY. Kan
sas. who has been spending the past
severed months IN C0rpus. lrft ycster-
ti1s Zoe hsr Kansas hame Mr tsNilas.k
psprcte 90 rciun o. c.4pus ga N,,, ess,.
her ~ reside permanently,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-29

NJ snd AFs y y ssaeksss 20 CuHv,
Wife kan2AA were amon1 thc saesgs
Arriving ~ ihr Hldwon YESTERDAY
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22
Plan Ant ONO bile Hid
O. dyertis State IL

Huron s. ID. Aug. III The business
men of Huron have organized 30:
stability run for the purpose Of boost
Ing the South Dakota State Fair Ii
about thirt towns, covering total
milsage ofS four hundred ana sixty
mics. Twenty or more automobiles
are already promised, and ii Is ax
|pected that from eighty "a one hun.
Edred Huronites Will take this 10y
ride, weather conditions permitting
Beginning at Huron on Tuesday
August 27th, the procession Of auto
mobiles will proceed northward tc
Aberdeen, southeast to Watertown
|sBrook ings and Sioux Fails. and return
10 Huron nv way Of Mitchell ana
fyVoonsooke !. As, sauer has beer
chosen president Of this mn and j
AdacD. Campbell, secretary. Later
notice will be wired commercial clubs
pr other offlcials 81 each stop sos tia,
the Huron dele Hon may meet the
(eitizens ofs each town on the trip. The
following Is the Itinerary
Aup. 9th.
Huron to Hitchcock, Hitc hcock Il
Reddeld, Red Held 50 Ashton, Ashton
ESto Mellette, lfeiette to Aberdeen.
Aug. 2sth, 81
Aberdeen to Groton, Groton o. Al
dover, Andoye to Bristol. Bristol II
Webster Webster to Waterto 81
Aug, 2sth. sAs 81
Watertown to ast1eWood, Castle
wood ato Este line. Estelline ID Bruce
Bruce til Broo kings, Brpo kings TO All
rora, Aurora tn Falndreau, F,andrsa1
|to Egan, Egzn til Dell Rapids, Del
Rapids to Sioux Falls
Aug. aoth. S 5S
Sioux Falls to Hartford, Hartford Il
IInmbolt, Hs,mbolt to afontrose, liant
rose To Salem Salem to Spencer,
SPENCE 20 Mitchell, MICHEL 10 let
scher Letcaer oonsoeket Woon
fsocket TO Mitchell.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-08-22

G,t. sIsI|s q 2 Il| Z

Il
News. sssss
Alex pavipots VA ~ Grover We'd
nesdAy on businss n
Edward Wick otg Henry, M az 4 s
ctr saturda &
IA can buy i solid brass bed fos
s12s5o at the CoEy Home
1Iiss Ruth Dawson was the guest
of friends ~ Kamp eska Tia drst 81
tho week.
The G q. and We M held their
annual picnic at the club house Al
Lake Ikampeslk Tuesdsy
Warren Page VA over from Henry
Wednesday, shaking hands with his
many friends n this city
Ms Nelson, a. employ 4 the Clear
Lake Courier, was the guest 81 Wa
tertoWn friends last week.