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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
4 new SOURCE OF
uNEASINESS IN
MEXICO
Edios to National Catholic
Party by Archbishop Causes
Speculation in Political Cir
cles.

tny Ersulns IEsFald A. ,. lsassa wissp
Me.Aco City. Juiy S.o--An odlct Ia
sued by the afchbiahop % Mexico,
Tight Rev. DR. Jose Mora y del Rio.
exhortlng AL Catholics TO unite gnd
20 take an active part IN the political
affairs Of the nation, n causing much
speculation and not little unenslneas
In polltIcai circles az 60 Just what
part the National Catholic party Will
play In future elections. Throughouf
the month OF Juno. IN obedience 70
the mandate OF the archbishop, the
clergy has "exhcrted the faithful 20
offer their prayers that the electors
may walk in paths % Righteousness"
and has counHoled the people 20 "cn-
ter th2 flght with a true Christian
spirit.@
The exhortatlon was called forth
by the approaching csoctson OF sena-
tors and deputies. In addition 10 the
efforts OF the priesthood. tho edict
has heen posted on the doors OF ALI
churches and In conspicuous places
throuGhout the capital
Tho archbishop quoted Cardinal
Gcneri In urging has people 10 unite.
az follows. "fn cases whore the
WORTHY people are divided In their
choice OF candidates. we must con-
fe1s That Il IL a serious evii. which y
te be lamented and done away with
M all costs Wherefore. We exhort you
In the name 81 tho Almighty that you
do not remain divided, but grouped
together. Associate yourselves and
unite In order that. a. IN the first
days OF the church, YOU may form
ono heart. one soul with q uniformity
al ideas and a unity Of purpose ~
the fight. Fighting thus, with closed
ranks and with due attention 20 your
leader, you will fulfilI tho minAlon Of
Christ and will obtain with creates
ease the triumph"
The National Catholic party Was 4
Conspicuous factor In the presidential
election. In thelr national conven.
tion they supported the candidacy Of
Madero for the presidency and nam
ed FranclpD T.. de Ia Ilarrh Tor Vice
president. Although non-Cathollcl
profess 10 see Ia this activity on ghf
part Of the head Of the church q ten
dency toward making the church Al
powerful an Ia the dayp before ths
enactment of the Laws Of Reform
under President 1unreA, they rocog'
nike a fortunate circumstances In ths
well known llherallty Of the arch
bishop. This spirit OF iiberaiit,
found expression IN she edlet, where
IN voters we're advised 20 select up'
right and hou1rubfe men wStnoul
prejudice against those who were mo-
Of their own faith.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06


state OF New Mexico.
IN he District Court.
7iernhllllo County.
No. 6eef
WaItar y, Buchanan Plaintiff.
Themas .. Curran, uakAndant. The
FlFn National sank " Alpuqutfs
our. oarnIsbao.
70 Thomas y. curraA' Iilo dofen1nn1
atofo nhn'ed,
Take noilce; That ~ Rcslon hhs
bean brought kEaiuei gou bg the
bla|AliiI above named n18n Judge
Asanl ftsoteFod BY The n|eiHlIii apoYe
nnmad against you On l'| ana day 81
Inf1h. 1898. IA the NHI|I'rI court q
.he tou0tY 81 flernHI|||4 HaIA 3naa-
n6nt Nt|nflya ~ ppai amounting 20
6R8 thousand iwo NN4fod alNh4g-
a|nht collars and nine .Nls With NJ.
ItF0sI from Mnrqh NR# 1898 NNI0
II1tmsnf being unpt'4 Ard ven MF'
InfIh1f lsha nollce INsI 4Ntt p|Haf'
Nv ANA olleain 81 fN4 NNNNA NF INt
4fna4 naUAN HarniNpa NJ Wv IN1
NlfoI National HANK ~ A|nna||Nl1N.
Now Mt|eo, hAve ~ tNeaH
~ lh4 4nIf ~ iho H'HHHf aNNFl
0a1a4A An6 you are nf|I'.A
IHRt na|61 tou eu| AIf aNoNaI|
Nt1 "a tn|n fanne "a. HlaIe MAN|
NaN hnH0t ~. lN|H HI4n| WI
1e IHfIIa sgelnet Ana 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

1lson. pastor. Services copducted ~
tnn pastor "a ~ q. as, II ~.
subject Of mogninE sermon, sow
Ina Tears. RenplnR n Joy" Topic
for tns nrcnlnr hour. - Clearwater
skAloh o. a Model YonnE Mar anp-
day school AZ 1855 a, m. Robert
Holiday, superintendent. peyotlon-
al moelln9 on she senior Epworth
League AZ p. nj A cordial invita-
tlon 20 an. Come and Worship with
va.
The contractors are making Knua
prOgra0s IN plnelHg The beautiful art
glass Wludnwn. Tho church VIII be
completed nest week. All that all
be done nndeg the present consracl'
The basement and lnteFlcr % the
Sunday school room will be LEFT "
an unfinished condition Cor mo preH'
emit The CONGREGATION expects e
move Into the sunday school room
next week and viii Worship ~ there
until The new peFg and church fur
niture arrives Tor the main audi
lt0rium.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

The half completed e5.oOe.0q ma
tional theatof e sinking, After nearly
n year Of quiet shout She mnwnlfieont
merbla sirueinfe. small army %
men Is az work tKtenoipg the fopn0a-
lions IN an effort 10 check the sub
aldonce. Nearly four hundred tons 81
cement has been USED wlthlh the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Corner Fourth street ard Wenl kil'
.vcr avenue. Archdeacon w. p. War.
Fen. rector; Roy. pF, y. y. McQneep
Grny. m, d.. assistant rector.
Fifth sunday after Trinity.
SUNDAY schpol esf1a. D..
Morning prayer and afrmon. u
q. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

MONEY no xIuAN.
On fnfnitNtt. tinAlA olnRnn Noraof
Waaoha a14 other oHatteIfs elap On
salaries and warehouse roeolats, -
low az $1,000 arid hs Al8h ~ sA1eseo.
toans ara quickly MADE and 9ltInllf
pfiva.& TJmt--uno IRprlH % one
year given. Goods g ft'iiash ~ Your
possession. ouF tsk1t Erc rez1rnani9
Can and see ~ hefpfh hofrewine'
Steamship tickets % Aaa rom ~
parts % the wnrto.
PRIVATE OETfCNA t~1NeM E4enfk6s
Tskm Hou6Nff0ka1 kl0AM 90.
RfloHus 5 anf 8. NlnNB NnN&lnEs
oo3 a Weas tf1nMaI AVonno.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06


month In rntafofelna the foundation
al the adulhWN9l q4ruer which APP
nearR "a be the weakest point and
which has snnk aeaFiy foot.
In the meantime Work on the In
terlor n practically abandoned. with
the exception of ina curtain. proece-
MUM arch and the auditorium dome.
fhn scheme Of dcnnratlon r. sim un-
eccided. 6Ainplss o. flooring. CO.
lumna and decorative effects are be-
Ing tried from time 70 time.
The curtain. bearing an exquisite
view Of Popooaionou ana iKsaccl-
huaaI. IN complete and In place. Il
II done n glass mosaic ana n the
work OF New York house In whose
studio Il was viewed and approved by
many famous art cfitlcs. The audi
toflnm dome a q costiy ana beautiful
examplo Of art glass work. Tho
proscenium arch. Of mosaic, made In
Budapest. Is being seasaembled and
VIII soon be ready 70 be put In place.
The stage has been equipped with
the most improved machinery YOU
moving the curtains end scenery.
The theater has a00 Square meters OF
floor space. Tho exterior n finished
with the exception OF the dome and
several hronne statues which remain
70 be placed,
The ancient palace % the Monte
EumaH on the heights Of chApultepcc,
now the homo OF the prealdent and
his family, n soon 70 be provided
with the very modorn wireless tele-
graph equipment Another station
Is to be established IN Torreoh. Both
stations win be equipped with hiah
power appliances and will be N
charge Of the department Of war.
Thus President Ma6hfs win be abs
70 keep In constant touch with the
commanders In the field regardless
OF interruption OF the land service.
The equipment for sho stations has
already boon ordered.
| The aorenge available for partition
l among the inhAnltnhYa of the fonub.
| lie, In aooordancc with one OF The
provlalOna OF Madofoa plan Of thf
aan Luis polosI." has been computed
BY commissioners appointed for ths
purpose. at b1,S70,oo, acres $4,000
600 hectafea.) These lands ara dia'
trlbuted throuHhouf the various
states and territories. oulnlano Roo
sonora and Chihuahua offering IN,
largest quotas. III oulntamn Ros
there were found 10 be avallabl,
$3.50 hectares. IN Sonora, $3.50 hec'
taros, andln chihuahua. o.1ot heo.
tafes Campoche follows with 1909
Topic with f.3li ana the Ialhmus oil
lIla htlanfannn f0o naetnrnn plan,
Cor the partition Of these nallona
lands and. placing them at the dla
poaai az individuals are being studied
BY tho department OF public welfare
While the figures provided by tn
commission appear formidable. II i
Ia be remembered that great traop
embraced Ia their calculations arr
arid ana unfit for cultivation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06


broadway ana coal avenue; Luclus
=. Reed. minister.
asorning worship Hna communion
service az n O'clock: vcspor service
al D. H.. with aermon BY the pastor
on 'Three Supreme Needs OF Every
Man" Regular Sunday school ser
vice az a;fB a. n. The auperlntend-
ant IL very anxious for everr punt
and teacher 20 be In their oincc on
time, 70 time can be given thN ieneon
before the patriotic service bsa'ue AZ
lo:tb.
Promnm for tho patrIosic meeting
a. follows;
organ Selection ...,. Stanley sodcf
song--Mayflcwer and conqIercr clas-
aes.
Reading; History OF Our Flag. \.
.....sststs.s--s.. Hos Head
Recitation; when the Flag Went
out..........,... Clare Hopping
Recitation; 'when tho Irias Came
f3auk". .a..ss. Irene fsanet
Address. ........ Rev. Luclua y. Reed
Recitation, with response; "our
Flag. ...........s.,. Helen Bryce
Solo: 'srho star spnneled Banner
..,,.........M Miss Charlotte Pratt
] Flag Salute. .................s school
song: America" ............ School
Christian Endoavor service a.
D. m. This win be- an especially In.
te-ealing meeting a. Miss Mnranrel
Fanlo- san Dleso Iendoavorer. VIII
tell OF the mlaaloqafy work alnonf
the chlncso and Japanese IN southern
California. The Christian Endeavoi
societies OF the city have been invited
! 20 attend this meeting. a epe9spl
musical program has beef arranged
/ Don't fail 10 attend.
Eifst EeesbyleFian Church.
Corner Fifth street and silver ave
nue.; Hugh A, Cooper, pastor.
Services ~ ~ q, m. and p, m
: MaFhlR4 theme, "Nanman. the Hyr'
lon.1 Evening sermon by EvRnAells|
"a. A. Ironsldes, Oakland. caL
During Suly and August thll
church win join with the eonBre'
gallon Of the First Methodist ohurcf
In union services In the evening.
Mrslcal Selections;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Sealed proposals TOR the purchase
of 100000 of She bonds Of the 8aio
Of New Mekleo % BE- issued under
authority Of an act Of lhe First STATE
Legislature or New Msnico entitled.
IAN Act proelelre fundn and making
appropriations for tho lrai fiscal
year for the expenses OF the Executive
Legislative ana judicial departments
kok the payment OF interest on STATE
Indebtedness and sinking FunN r.
oulrssnenls lhSft6f, 10 deffat Tia a.
penoen of the Educational, State una
-hariteble Institutions ana Boep tala
and all other expenses feduifed ~
existing laws OF the state OF New
Mexico and making appropriations
fot deficiencies In revenues 81 former
fiscal years which fsfioiaRoIefp wdre
sncuxred ~ the roaniramenla Of exikt-
lnS laws"
Appnaped June %. iaE1g "
which said bonds are 10 ha dats0
the girst day Of july 1919 and nhse.
lutaly due and payable five years At
ssr their date. Interest payable semi
annually at the rata % er cent per
lnnnuin, tho interest for nalo ported %
be evidenced BY coupons attached %
/ tho said boEds intereA payable On
tire first days. Of September and
March, both principal and Interest
payable az the offlcp of the state
treasurer santa Re. New Mexico. tina
said bonds 10 be- rc9eomoblo one.
lflfth each year. IN 38flal number
IoommencinE with nbef one: one.
Iflfsh of said bonds h ~ redeenioc
sH lno fifal OF 1aly. at1s
The proposals. should " addressed
20 the state treasurer. Santa Re. New
Mexico. and Baid BHaied proposals
viii BE- publicly opened on Monday
tbs 18th day Of July 1914. at ths
hour 81 ~ o'clock noon.
o. N. MARION.
Tseesnser Of me state Of New
xorrcE on aurr.
No. s.S7e.
County OF nernallIlo. Blata OF New
MEXICO. in the Dl1lrIot Court.
fT0 the Defendant
You are hereby notified that an 50
Ition has Reen commeneea aehlna
ven. N the above ansifTad soafi. "
Dorothy Ufoni<a a. Di1|Htiff. Nnerr'|
she nEata for an absolute divorce
from you, on the nreNRQh ~ kben
IAonmeuf and non-stpEtft And tol
Hare further notified that unless yo|
fAu4e your appearances 81 be en'efei
Tn Nhi6 cause. az the court house q
said county. at AIhnanetiaa. n 81. 81
Tor before the eth dag Of August. 1919
aRalnkt sou ana tho roIi1f prayct
tor wilt b granted ~ ktf0rney 70
plaintiff u NJ. q. fIrnoQ4f and ~
poalofflco address y Albuquerque
A. n. WALKER
Clerk.
sBy TFfoMAs x. MAfDfHoN
Deputy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

MONNX no LOAN at 8 per cent 40
nnil4 b huf homes: tL60 per
month pays lha principal on eaAn
sh0unand dollars. with flya pcr cons
Interest OF the unpaid balance each
year8 Loans can be- paid OF a. any
time. tilea elopplns further interest,"
l0h years 81 fHptY thu. loan. TIRE
Standard sfomc Company 9ls VeAha
g.. IN PASS. XeAHa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

- 49, $500 tNAAAN - -
FreMdei "Andante" .... 80. Daklnlo
Anthem savior Wien Niaht In
Wolves the sks''. .as.,.4. shelly
SUNDAY school at DsfS 8. NJ.
Christian IsndeRvOr AZ p. ~.
The public cordially Invited.
FOLLOWING il the laualcei pFosFami
MORNING.
organ Prelude; "prlere' Dopred
solo; Love Ye The Losd" Handel
Miss Charlotte Pratt.
Violin Obllgnto. Mr. n. L. Eott
onorlory; "centllena" .....,. MRilly
solo. "fie knows the Way. Briggs
Miss Rose fIarnch.
PeFt,ndes eFeslai F0Heluee shelley
YEsPEne
organ Prelude EVENING preluae"
ss..s.tssssst.s.tsfs WHAn
solo; "one aweelly solemn Thcpgnt'
sftstssstssssttss NmnfuhH
Miss Charlotte Pratt.
Onerfory; NIaht Rens" $500, Yogt
Apihsmi 20 strenTih ana Stay"
strt4s++.s.+ssfa4 AnofoWt
pQauotas IoccnfaH ....s.s.., pupoiH
r~~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

n.seah.eeeoee
FOH NAs4N uo0d ;s-recm mouse.
sleeping pornhs gIty watof and sew
er oonnectlopn; eooA location, near
car line "a Highlands. Price. $3.50.
Terms. arse down, balance like rent,
Iihmmond. care Hubs laundry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

First National Bank of Albuquerque,
New Mexico, gpfnishee, and foaf
property ana effects a. kaFnlfhpea In
shls action viii Be diapos4a q 90 pro.
YOU viii further take nyllcQ lltAl lne
pInlnllffa attorney IL fhll action y
Harry r. Owen. whose pnntnftIta and
nualnaaN address n room len. nsprn
block. Albuquerque New Moaieo
Dated Albuquerque. n. ~. June
~. 1873.
faeai.) a. n, WALK WN,
County Clerk and Clerk IL psslflol
Court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

~ rfloafAs K. MADDfHoN
n10Mll.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
The Exhibitor Home

Mr.. John F. Brown returned Sun
day from Lewiston where he was
taking care of the Kendrick Latah
county exhibit. 1t is a pleasure to
60 into his office and see the banners
bearing the words First Prize" this
shows that this vicinity is not so
slow after all. We must give Mr..
Brown due credit for the way he
conducted this campaign. 1t has
been credit for himself as we'll as
the county. The exhibit was mostly
prepared by Mr.. Brown and then he
has spent three weeks at the fairs
exhibiting it, and has worked hard.
Now he is entering into the political
campaign and it is due him for the
voters of the county to show their
appreciations for what he has done
by voting for him, for the office
he seeks, is that of County Assessor
and ex-offico tax collector.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
Democratic BANQUET

Last Friday evening the Demo
Gratis of this precint held meeting
in the dining room of the Kendrick
Hotel. About fifty ladies and gen.
tleman were present. After the sup
per the evening was spent in making
short toasts by those present. The
out of town visitors were J. J. Day
of Moscow, candidate for State Sen
ator, Will F. Morgariedge. candi-
date for reelection. John Hall can
didate for commissioner and M. w.
Harland. of Troy, grain commission
er and E. Oller candidate for county
commissioner.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18

An item that was over looked last
week, was the birth of fine baby
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Porter.
of Juliaetta. Mr.. Porter was in this
city the first of the week setting up
the cigars and was as proud as
boy with his first knife.
Clinton Wilson, candidate for
county commissioner on the Repub-
lican ticket is the man to elect to
the office. He understands the
business and will serve the public in
the right manner.
Mrs. Chas. Watson, of Cameron,
went to Albin, Washington, Sunday
morring to attend the funeral of her
brother w. A. Standard.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
Hog Cholera at Potlatch

What is stated by the state veter-
marian. DR.. Amor, to be the most
virulent outbreak of hog cholera ever
in this section, appeared at Potlatch,
in the drove of hogs owned by L.
Smith, near town. About ninety
head died before the remainder, a.
bout $50, could be treated. The
treatment is by an injection of Sc
rum, much like diptheria treatment,
and about $40 worth was used. All
the hogs in the vicinity are being in
oculated to prevent a spread of the
disease, which would otherwise
mean large loss to the farmers. =
Idaho Post.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
Big Bear Ridge

Miss lola Whistler was in Lewiston
Saturday.
Stewart Wilson, of Cedar Creek,
was on the hill Sunday.
A ten cent party was given at the
home of Jessie Hunt. The proceeds
will be applied on the Presiding
Elders salary.
Pete Carmen was in Charleston,
Wash, last week.
Almon Lauterbach was on the
hill Saturday.
Frank Byrnes was on the ridge
Thursday transacting business.
A neck-tie social will be given at
the Taney school house Saturday
evening.
Miss Ida Sibert who has been Wis
iting her brother, Rev. J. o. Sibert,
of Deary. said goodbye to her
many friends here Sunday. Miss
Sibert leaves next Thursday for her
home in Corydon. Indiana.
The Bear Ridge people wish to
congratulate Rambler, wishing him
much happiness on the remainder of
his rambles through life.
Robert Merager, of Spokane, is
here visiting his relatives A. J. Aas
and family.
Mrs. S. Sharpnack attended the
Lewiston fair last week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
Printer Gone Wrong

]. Alden Seabury, formerly pub
Usher of the Sites Signal and pro-
moter of the Weekly Odd Fellow,
which he proposed to publish at
Sites, is wanted on charge of en-
bezzling lodge funds. Some weeks
ago Seabury passed through Orofino
ostensibly enroute to Toronto to at
tend the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
the I. o. O. F.-Clearwater Repub-
lican.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
500 FOR Ten BOXES
OF PRIZE APPLES

Howard Elliott, President of the
Northern Pacific Railway. has offer
ed $1OO. in gold for the best ten
boxes of apples grown in the Amer
ican Northwest this year and exhib-
ted at the Northwestern Products
Exposition in Minneapolis. Novem-
Der 1928 inclusive. Mr.. Elliott also
authorized number of other prizes.
to be announced later. These ten
box samples are to be brought to
Minneapolis with the displays of
other products from the seven
northwestern states and competent
judges will pass upon them CIV
ing credits for variety. This was
not done at the New York Land
Show last year. but this Year variety
will score, though the offer is open
for any kind of an apple. The ex-
position management will pay $50.
in gold or solid silver trophy cup
for the second best ten boxes and
guarantee to sell the first twenty-five
samples at minimum of $3.50 a
box and remit the amount to the ex-
hibitor. This is. said to be the best
offer ever made to induce apple
growers to send in their ten box
samples. They stand chance of
winning the 500 in gold or the $50.
prize. If they are among the twenty
five highest scoring exhibitors they
are sure to win or get for the apples
SIS. of real money, The exposi-
ton is offering $4,000 for the best
five bushels of wheat grown in the
American northwest and entries for
this prize are coming in. When the
exposition is over it is planned to
have seed wheat and an apple auc-
ton which will supply considerable
number of farmers with choice seed
wheat and city people with five and
ten box lots of good apples. The
Bitter Root valley, the valleys of the
Yakima, the Walla Walla country,
the Mothow valley and the Wenat-
chez district have promised num-
Der of exhibits for Mr.. Elliott S
prize. What is the matter with
Kendrick getting some of these prizes
we have the goods and if gone after
will get the money.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18

Frank Byrne has purchased the
residence on the corner opposite the
Barnum residence on main street and
is having it reconstructed and build
ing on to it. He has moved his
family into the house.
c. L. Guy has purchased the resi-
dence property of T. B. West in the
east part of town and will take pos
session in short time.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
Alexander-Stone

Last Wednesday in the city of
Lewiston. Miss Myrtle Alexander
and Otis Stone, both of Cedar Creek
were united in marriage. Miss Alex
ander is one of the most popular
young ladies of that vicinity, and
Mr. Stone is prosperous farmer.
They returned to their home Satur-
day after taking in the fair a couple
days.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-10-18
Local Doings

I. E. Foster. stage driver on the
star route to Southwick, delivered to
this office mammoth potato which
weighed AZ ounces. 1t takes only
forty-eight of them to fill a sack.
This beats the sack that won first
prize at the county fair by the Gen
esse exhibitor, his sack contained
fifty-six.
J. l.. Woody is attending Grand
lodge of Odd Fellows at Wallace
this week.
Mrs. Guy Lewis left for Wallace,
Sunday morning to attend the Grand
lodge of the L. O. O. F.
E. P. Atchison shipped two cars
of hogs to Tacoma market the 1irst
of the week.
w. F. Peterson and wife of Lew
iston, are spending the week at the
home of R. Bigham on American
Ridge.
Mrs. Harris Benscotter, of Bovill
is spending the week at the home
of her parents Robt. Bigham on
American ridge.
S. S. Carmen, of Culdesac, was
a visitor in this city the first of
the week.
Miss Osie Thomas is visiting re-
latives near Clyde Spur.
H. P. Hull and wife left for Wal
lace, Saturday where they will attend
the Grand lodge of the I. O. o. F.
Mrs. E. P. Atchison went to Lew
iston, Saturday.
Martin Thomas was business
visitor in Lewiston Saturday.
Mrs. Vanpelt. of Leland. went to
Spokane Friday and returned Satur-
day with her daughter who came
from Kansas City, Kansas, to visit
for short time.
Mrs. M. v. Thomas went to Mos.
COW Saturday.
c. M. Wilson is here visiting his
sister Mrs. John L. Woody.
DR.. Moser left Saturday for Ham.
bilton, Montana, and other points ir
the state.
Mrs. Kunes of Cedar Creek spen
the week in Lewiston.
Emery jerks and wife returned
! Sunday from Lewiston.