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The Dolores star., 1912-06-14
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49, Povoe Tstel AoeelNeWee.

A. ia1ersstine tsse q facts has -
esatly aatuuele1 ~ notice ~ oslS
e lsmposance workers. svsrywhsre
ut q ~ osossal psbhc - we'll
SHOWING ~ sFswing attitude q roy
alty toward 1Flnk an1 the liqses tFaias
= u1roDo.
~ a11sses na1s . shert tine go
~ the Dnpssos william 10 the Ger
naa stu1sats ursins then . abolish
bssrl rinh1ng hosts h their societies
soues1 Widespread interest II The
Gauss q tsupssascs In Germany anc
attracted TIE attsntion q leaders ir
IL novsnsat h othsr countries. Stil'
later. h opseins ths nsw naval acad'
smy q MeurWick. the Emperor VII
llan Rad IN ordsrin-counci1 laying
stress upoa the qualifications nsces
sasy 10 naval e0csrs. anl later speak
IND extemponneously made Q psee foi
Temperance % The part Of the cadets
d biz Temperance talk hs can
tieesl ths cadets against szcsssive
drinking. which b said undermined
The nerves. and the strenuous naval
service q today required strone
nerves. He counseled total absti'
asncs. and aaded impressively that
'ths natioa which IN the future used
IL smallest amount q alcohol would
march at the head a the column on
The Aslds q Art and war"
Quite rsceatly also, the king Of Bel.
gium sttsadsd an anti-alcoholic mani.
iestation organised b. the United
Belgian Temperance societies. He
listened with attention 10 eloquent I'd.
dresses By the Catholic primats Of
Belgium, Monssignof MERCER. and the
great French barTister. Monsieur Hen.
~ Robert But b his own prcssnce
hs I'D more for The popularisation Of
tsetotalism thar Tie most eloquent
speeches, - was Fsmarksd b. Mon
sisur Robert.
Some weeks ago the future King Of
Sweden. Priscs 0ustavus. was shs
CHIEF speaker II . meeting Organised
y Swedish 0ood Tsmplass. He was
pleased 70 take the lead in the ten
psrancs CAUSE. ~ declared. and with
such royal patroaaes it 10 easy 10 pic
turs The rapid spread Of The reform
during the coming reign a this Scan
dinavian rubsr
4 trade unioa SECRETARY has The fol.
lowing pointed paragraph st forth IN
nstes cennsating % labor condition.
h esssral: ~ class u workmsn via
agurs somswhat frseUsatly % the m
enp,oyel MT are the tipplsrs. There
4 % rooa Tor lran-Arinbsrs n the
workshop a the present day. The
drvnhsa vorknaa b risidly kept o.
~ outside q u Workshop satss. 10
cause bic psessncs inside h danger
18Th 70 hinsslf and ethsrs. and ths
tipp,sr VIII 5000 - seat 70 keep him
company for u same reason.
.MucA y bsins said IN certain guar
tefs coacssning The effects q intoxi'
eating drink o. the question d unem
ploymsnt. No ons who 10 acquainted
With the conlitious Of workshop life
would coatsnd for . moment that drinh
has any apprsctabls effect % The vol
ans Of unsnpsoynsnt. but 4 b %
Important factor in determinins who
are to b employed. Other things -
ing equal, the non-drinkins. non-sport.
ins workman has By far . better
chance Of andins employment. and Of
keeping II. than his tippling or sport
ing fellow"
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amoag ~ fsrn aslnals, ~ aSDlt
eoetoa q spne lisinfsc4ant y -
sssary y order 70 protest. ~ we'll
rFeQusat and thorough aDplioat3oo
e LIQUID disinfectants y . Dost 60
somical prsveotive q diseases q
larm animals. anl Teluires but .
snall amount q lAbee aal eeuip1sat
Ths hanA atomisss = a inexpsa.
dive typs u spray Dsnp Tor aSply.
Ing liquid sprays ovsr limited areas.
Il b Hot suitable for hme wash spray.
= the nossls nay become c1ogged.
The knapsack spray b N insxpsasivs
and vssy elective typs Of small spray.
q. Il b carried o. u sAoulders. an1
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

Power IN Udias Kind we'd

Power IN Uins Kind We'd
DHERE h power y ue,no siss
= = words that dos Get belsas
to using haysA wos1s; Tor
= soit answer surnsts
away WRATH"
How much more ROD "
can do By talking kindly 70 each other
than We can ~ talking hassAiy.
Il 10 BY using gentle Language that
ws persuade folk 10 our way - think.
Ing and compel them 70 turn their
thoughts into other directtoas.
How those who make u Z practice
to use harsh language lower tAsm.
selves In the estimation Of othsrs. and
how weak they become IN tn11uencing
others. There 10 no power n . per.
son who permits his tongue - con.
troll his judgment or gets into pas
sion over mere diferences 0g opinion.
Such people are subjected 70 the In.
difference Of others who did not want
to get into communication WITH them.
To those who are In the habit Of
not using kind words silence b golden
and the less they say the bsttss they
are Oh.
To some folk the perpetual temper
IN which they are found 10 very dis
agreeable and hard to be put up with.
49,. =. =, .srr...S rs~.
ss.ss. - .a.s~..s. 81 ~ 49,. ~no
1917 1919. 80 49,.
Tram s"e Cn"ere0'
There 10 notnink more oisasreeanie
than to nnd IN children . disposition
to get easily excited. children weo are
loud In their taik ana demonstrauve
In their actions. Such cniiorso should
be carefully dealt with and taugnt bet
ter manners.
There are many ways 70 cure them
OF such bad habit. which can EASILY
BE- found out BY experimenting with
them. Be patient with them and work
with thsm until they show Improve
ment. u will BE- hard work q the be-
ginning. but time will tell u proper
methods are used.
How much u adds to ones useful
ness to use KIND words In al eoover-
sati0u. II looks 20 Chrtsttanlike to
hear kind words coming from The lips
of those with whom you are u con.
versattCu. To be sweet In talking to
others stamps you ~ . lady or gentle
man. Uncouth expressions give to
others the impression that you are
deficient In good manners - we'll a.
lacking II intellectual force.
Be Of cheerful disposition - all
with whom you come In contact and
show them how well you can behave
yourself even In debate.
You ought to hold nrmly to your
opinions. but never lose your tempess
while debating subjects. Give strong
arguments, but express them in TIE
choicest Language.
oelaes In Time o. Treuhis.
How sweetly kind words are felt u
times Of trouble; how they heal the
sorrows Of some and what . glorious
effect they have on the nerves o.
those who are afflicted with sickness
or trouble. They act upon their hear.
ers better than medicine and help the
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

Consistent gNev0h.
But" protested the stage mann.
COR, don't you think Il looks odd
Tor you to wear your diamonds IN The
character Of the deserted wifsf'
"oh. no." replied the actress. "you
must have observed that had select.
"a for that purpose the very smallest
and plainsst diamonds I own."-Cath-
clio Standard and Timos.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14
An oper ovest,e,.

DO you take this woman for better
or for worse?" asked the preacher.
"That will depend on whether her
father 10 going to loosen up or not"
replied the absent-mindsd bridegroom.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14
whore the Power L,ss.

my dear. SIR" said the visiting
Englishman. you people In this coun-
Try don't know what real republic ID.
Your president has vastly more pow.
sr than We permit our king to sxsr.
:ise."
"Oh, ws all realise that. but you
seem to forget the power your queen
% permitted to exercise"
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14
Real cemlsrs.

Patiencs-l suppose your fatAse
takes much pleasure In bic hbrarys
Patrics-Oh. yes: IT'S the oaly place
whore be 10 allowed 10 sit with III
test higher than his head.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

whats the matter with your ts3ep
phone servicef''
"lt's entirely too cantious.s
TOO cautiousf"
YES: Il refuses TO answer
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14
The hardest Pant.

The Hardest Part.
''He has managed to convince him
sslf that his poor children need nsv
mother"
Got her picked out. too. I s'possf"
Eyes; all that remains now b 70
convince the children"
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

She-6ir. wish to propose
He-I am sorry. my dear young
lady. but can only b. . brother to
you.
6he-f was going TO propose. sir.
that II you engage me ~ stsnograph-
er want only to b. assister to you.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

Bsnham-We need . reform q Cur
banning system.
Mrs.. Bsaham-Yss: re- . shame
that . wife cant ovsrdraw Ase Aus.
hands account.--Judge.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14
n Lss.s q n.

sDN POI ~ vhsee . s1n-uilo nm
guoA b Lsulslana h b - ooesate1
~ i1eaae patieatsSs
sWhAe : ssaav t1eals
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

Appespslats rraNsaselsN.
sPop. viii you tell - ooA tAingP
what 10 Il, soafs
sArs they solng b " ths batA u
lsuDt because e Ua1o vasA oolooT
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

Speaking u Dieting.
sYes, lived ON water for three
sears."
Goodness! Didn't you get awfully
run DOWN."
mo. but We had . narrow escape
snce In the harbor Of Narssilloo.s
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l..ee,o 81 ~ llsvee vresWe,

ne Aeses tsaae % : cssesr II %.
eiety. eating ess ~ vitais and threat.
enlns destruetiea. anl Ill attemp4 10
regulate u Will 4egravats the evil
Theee nuse ~ % attempt 70 regulate
~ canesr: Il mist ~ sradicatsl. cot
: reot misse - M behin1. eoe uatil
IN \ deae III classes must cen.
iinu4 d danger q becoming Victims
r earooa ls1nk.-Abeaha0 Lincoln.
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

- - eQu1posne = o10Oo11o
ue11oue $3.50 ~ e = oDe1Qeng -
onsoens wAleA ~ - - = -
lsil1laoA = = - 49, = -
8 - Z eooaaG1eus l1nnasss
amsa0 ~ 0smeesv = ~ eamay -
The Dolores star., 1912-06-14

"A man onls thas - enjoys ~
heaish vhea - abslaias alteesthee
fsun vioe ~ solriea an1 1sinks
1870 uoooe~--ns. 11ueen1GoA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Chatun-Wilkins.

Miss Lucy wilkins and Il. a..
Chatum OF Shreveport. La. were
married last evening at the home OF
Mrs Sam Woody 700 Fillmore. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r.
Thomson. pastor OF the Central Praes-
byte.ian church. shortly before 10
o'clock. the beautiful ring ceremony
being used There were no attend
ants. and the occasion was very in
formal the bride and groom enter
ing the parlor to the strains OF the
beautiful wedding march played by
Mrs W l.. Sanders.
The bride wore an elegant tailored
sat o, llue serge. 81 dainty blue
blouse with a corsage bouquet of
Sweo' Peas. and lovely hat of blue
moline %th the white Aigrette. and
blue gloves and shoes completed
tbs petty costume.
The bride is one OF Amarillos
most charmbing young ladies and
numbers as her friends all who know
her She came here from Hopkins
Vile. Ky, three years ago with her
sister. Miss Cora Belle Watkins, and
has been an able and popular employe
In the millinery and suit department
Of White & Kinks store since that
time. She is a woman OF many ac-
complishments and beautiful traits OF
character and the best wishes of a
host OF friends 20 with her TO her
new home
The groom came 10 Amarillo about
three years ago from GAINESVILLE, Ga.
and was for two years an efficient
and much admired employe of Swift
and Company. having been trans
ferred TO Shreveport. La. by that
Company only a few months ago. He
has many friends in Amarillo
Mr. and Mrs. Chatum left imme-
diately after the ceremony on the
north bound Denver for a honey
moon trip through Colorado, after
which they will be at home in ShreTe-
port, La.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Mary Jennings Circle
Meets With Mrs. Jnck.

Mary Jennings Circle OF the First
Christian church held an unusually
pleasant meeting Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Henry Jack at the home OF
Mrs. Person. $40 Fillmore street.
The business session which occu-
pied the attention OF the gathering
Immediately upon their arrival was
held In special dining room and here
an abundance OF Sweet Peas adorned
the room. The election of officers
resulted in naming OF the following
Mrs. RIG. Aten. president; Mrs. T.
Il. Zellner, president; and Mrs
Ed. Perkins. secretary and treas
urer. The young ladies OF this circle
have asked the privilege OF furnish
ing room in the new parson-
age that is to- be completed at an
early date and will begin the work
at once OF raising funds for this pup
pose. on SATURDAY of this week they
will have market o: delicious \
home made cakes bread and candles
Al the close of the business hour,
Mrs. Jack invited her guestst into
the music room, prettily decorated
with nasturtiums. and a program wat
given as follow $: Piano Solo bS
Mrs. True Burnham; A Paper. Re
becca." was read by Mrs. j. \. Rus
sell; Vocal Solo by Mrs. Edwards
and the closing number was a Piano
Solo by Miss Mardey OF Mckinney.
delightiul social hour was then
enjoyed and refreshments OF Neapol-
itan ice cream and cake was served.
There were fifteen members Of the
circle present and as guests OF the
circle Mrs Jack had Mrs. Edwards
Miss Marley OF Mckinney, Miss Dulen
OF Sherman. and Mrs Ford Branden-
burg
The circle will meet with Mrs
Charles Fisk al her home ON Ninth
and Washington streets September Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Phi Alpha sorority
Entertained hy Miss Nonning.

Miss Louise Nouning entertained
the members OF the Phi Alpha So
-orfty Friday morning from $50 70
- 90 o'clock with a most charming
party n her home 1901 Polk street
The INFERIOR Of the home was pref
tly arransed with lovely cut flow
err IN the\parlor we're carnations
I'm tre diniuA room we're roses, aud
,ae library vas tastefully arranged
with sweet peas\
Tho entcrtainmNUt for the morning
Was forty-two ana following the
lames the guests we're served a de-
U,ious luncheon. was served consist
ing OF chicken salpd on lettuce leaves
cheese straws pickles, bread and but
ter sandwiches. icd tea, cherry ict
cream and ANGEL food cake.
The members ~ the Sorority pres
en-, we're Misses Catherine owen
Willie Kate Meador, Enid lngerton
Lora Roberts. Carrie Trolinger' NIL
drea Burgess and Gladys Stanley, and
Miss Nell Crews OF Childress. Mis-
s,anley's guest. was also present
Miss Monning is patroness OF th'
Sorority and the party given thes'
girls was greatly appreciated and 81
ioyed by them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
TELEPHONE tof

afternoon a her home. lios Buchan-
ian street
The decorations throughout the
home were very pretty bu the large
dining room table was the center Of
attraction for the little guests. In
the center of the table was large
doll beautifully gowned in a robe Of
white SILK, entrain, the room was
lighted with candles and the gold
and silver tinsel was uesd 10 com
plete the artistic arrangement At
eacf end OF the table was potted
plant o. red and white geraniums
Punch was served during the after
noon while the little folk were
heartily enjoying thier games. and
at The close OF the evening ice cream
and cake were Served
Mrs Tut. theNittle hostess moth
er was assisted dhrfng the Afternoon
by Mrs. Flynn. Miss Reikmen and
Miss Margaret Ames.
Those in attendance were Fran
els Smyer. Ruth Farmer, Nora Farm
or, Mary Smyer, Mildren Gallison
Elizabeth prohst George Henson.
Rosie Ilenson. Irene Easum. Winfred
Cullen. Mary Roush. Louise Palmer,
Opal owen. Mary Louise Kothe,
Winson McCurrihan Joe Cowdcn. Joe
Reikman, Leslie Temple Herbert
Scott, Pete Scott. Milburn Easum,
Marcus Quadoll, Madvin Quadell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27

nj Three furnished house
|rooms modern; close in.
+. Phone 1903. 254 3p.
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RAsCOE WILL MAKE
HEADQUARTERS HERE.

W 7. kascoe, a former resident
OF Amarillo, was here last night from
Tulia He reports conditions In
Swisher county AZ most promising,
declaring that the wheat output far
exceeded expectations and that row
crops are az this time in excellent
shape.
Mr. Rascoe has recently been made
district agent for the Volunteer Life
Insurance Company Of Tennessee
with all West Texas in his jurisdic-
ton. lie will make headquarters in
Amarillo and announces that he will
shortly return here TO make his
home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
TIE OF TExAS''ehtioh'

OF POTTER:
heriff or Any Constable Of
or County, Greeting:
20 hereby commanded to
Emma Castellanas, alias
wing. by making publication
tation once In each week for
cessiye weeks previous TO
n day thereof. in some news
lblished in your county, II
A newspaper published there
not, then In any newspaper
in the i7th judicial Dis
{ II there be no paper pub
said Judicial District, then
;paper published in the near
ct 10 said Attn Judicial Dis
-appear at the October Term
pstice Court, Precinct No. /.
Iunty, Texas, to be holden at
! house thereof In Amarillo.
prst Monday IN October, the
ne the 9TH day OF October.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27

VT Nicely furnished room
modern Apply 20 r. G.
lostoffice. g54tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27

Personal.
Mrs. ". 2. Orr of steph .nyillc. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. ).
Num-, 1915 Tyler street. and son
-. ; Orr, 1908 Fillmore street
Mrs l.. J."Lester and son and
daughter OF Canyon spent Friday in
Amagfllo
Judge and Ms. Stallings OF Bo-
vina are in Amarillo guests OF Rev
and Mrs O T. KikT, 907 Monroe
street.
Mrs + VI. Stringfellow and son,
Jack. OF Granbury. who have been
spending the summer In Trinidad,
Colorado. arrived Sunday and will
be the house guests OF Mrs. II. H..
Cooper. sos Harrison street, for TWO
weeks
Mrs. c. O. Wolflin and little daugh-
tiers have returned home from a de-
lightful two weeks visit on the Colt
Thompson ranch near TeXhoma
whore they were guests of Mrs r. S
Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs Tom L. Miller have
az their guests, Mr.. Miller's father
and sister, w. b. Miller and Miss
Mollie Miller OF Austin
Roy Kelly of Fort Worth is visit
ing hrs amt. Mrs o Y. Kiker, 90'
Monroe street.
MIR. and Mrs. W. c Ford have re-
turned TO their home from a delight
full sightseeing trip through the
northwest They visited at Denver.
Colorado Springs, Silver Plume and
Salida, Colorado, and spent week
in Salt Lake City and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Campbell left
Sunday for Denver and surrounding
points OF interest in Colorado
Judge and Mrs David II. Scott Of
Paris. Texas, are guests Of judge
SCOTS daughter Mrs J. r. Bryant
lG0G Van Buren, street
Mr. and Mrs John Currie. of Paris,
Tenn. are visitors In the city. NJ
/ Currier expresses himself as delight
I cd with Amarillo, and voices probable
intention OF locating here
Mrs. j. +. Utter has returned 'a
her home. 1911 Lincoln street, from
la delightful visit with her daughter
Mrs 4. l.. Brannon of Slaton. she
also visited Mrs G. e. Muller OF
.Lookuoy Mrs. utter was away 'hre,
weeks
Miss Pauline Kuehn was called
To Pampa yesterday on professional
business
Mrs j. r. Brown OF Plainyiew or.
rived yesterday 70 be- the heuse-guesi
OF Mrs. n. II Cooper, 500 Harrison
street. this week.
MI and Mrs j. Whitaker have
returned from an extended visit Boz
Kentucky and adjoining states.
Mr.. and Mrs + Mccormick on.
daughter have returned 90 their home
from a visit with relatives in soutl
Texas.
Miss Alice Jones and Miss Eiioi
Bradford OF Bonham are guests o
Mrs. y. T. Ware and Mrs san
Vaughn at their home, 1910 Poll
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Curry have re-
J turned from a visit with friends b
, Dalhart.
Mr. and Mrs r. II. Egenbright AM
} son. George, who have been spendin
! some time in the Pixies Peak region
! ARE In the city az guests OF Mt an
= Mrs. J. =. Utter. 1911 Lincoln street
! Mr.. Egenbrlght Is connected with IN
e Frisco railroad IN Oklahoma Citl
q and after a Wait here they viii u
turn 20 their home az that point.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
III SALE OK TRADE,

The Beaver Special Hat. the best
$500 hat on earth, bankrupt sale
price sl.G5 The Hub, $40 Polk
street 25h-2c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Jarrctt-kensly.
Announcements.

Announcements.
Z Sunday Sbool Class No 5 OF the
Central DMsbyteUapr shuJch will
have a ta at thehome " Mis- Nor
ma Cyhninghay. 500 Fillmore street,
Thysday, AfEust II from 4:3o to
.lYp. NJ The Proceeds will apply
N the pipe organ debt
The Belle Bennett Missionary So.
ciety and the Womans Missionary
Society OF the Polk Street Methodist
church will have a tea Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock al the par
sonage. ~
The La Costura Club will not meet
this week. on account Of the illness
Of Mrs W. F. Gee
r Tho Bridge CLUB Will meet with
Mrs. pMepst the bense o( Mrs n =.
Wheeler, N7 Van Euren street, at
$3.50 O'CLOCK Friday afternoon.
4 lam social will be- given We'd
nesday egAuing .at ) O'Clock a. the
home a IN and Mr.. Frea por-
bruph. Mo RarrisoD' street j
MISSES AEIss apd llerrso Ken.
drick Will entertaM with FIVE Im-
dreA WSdrNsdN Sfthnoop - 1870
O'Clock aAJhHNF houfsy M 0-Iiarrison
street
! The lxeriA,diate LeSg,i. Of tho
Polk Srt\ Nsihoht cAiryh viii
have O ko.iNIrfSaJ evening ~ the
home of\Siss Ruth Conweu. llo7
'lohnsou street
TN Phi NRha sorority Will meet
ThursdM mofeSne 1t $3.50 O'Clock
WITH Aliss Nov NanRy, 1901 Fill
more strrrl f0r Z social meeting
The Friday FRc hundred club
mr-GA Vo- tA'g 'e@eR has be,a post
pcned
Mrs. %. i Cooper Miss Elizabeth
Baker aud Anss Alice Griffin viii en-.
t,reA.n today Nth ~ ail-day party
complimentary % their house guests
and out,og towp visitors OF q number
Of their friends, atlthe Cooper home
sos Harrison street
sr.-Ans.s Altar Ggild OF tne Epis
sopal chrfeh viii mset at the hons
OF Mrs. r. Weary, sOl Van BureI
street. this afternoon.
y Mrs. O.JIolland at 1915 Harr
son street viii be hostess AZ the ne1
Npeeting of the y 7 C's
Me- Earl Wilson at 40s Nortl
Grant street entertains the PsjaritI
Club this week.
, The Ladies' Aid Society Of tn
Houston Street Methodist church vii
have an ice cream socssi, on the law
at ihe>Church on, seycoth and Hous
ton streets Thursday evening. Al
the members and frienos OF IN
( church are cordially invited 10 al
. tend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27

Peaches! Peaches! Peaches!!!
Have nice car and last car of FL
berta Peaches on Denver track: Use
per bushel Dawson Bros. Produce
Co. 254 &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
Mis- Vivian Roney Entertains.

Miss Vivian Roney was a charming
little hostess az a party on Thursday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
\ Happy birthday Party.

libllN ltlin'liN l'hl'Ns
Master Jlvses Robertson enter
tanned anumher OF bis little friends
Saturday igom 10 = O'Clock IN honor
Of his eighth birthday AZ a most de-
lichtful party given at the home Of
his mother Mrs Robertson Of Den
yer Heights Refreshments were
served tnrughont the afternoon, and
a number Of games were INDUCED in
to the great enjoyment OF the little
folks.
Mrs. Robertson was assisted In
entertaining her little sons friends
by Mrs n. Littrell Those pres
ent were Floyd Harrison, James
Boring. Virginia Rozeman, J n
Bozeman Jr. Hannabell Bo1eman
Mabel and Wilferd Rocks
Jarrett-kene'ly.
w. E.Iarrett and Mrs Viola Ken
endy vera united in marriage sun
day afternoon az o'clock at the
home Of Mrs benson, SOC Taylor
street. Rev. w =. Jennings officiat-
ing. There we're n number OF friends
OF the contracting parties present
Mr. Jarrett is a business man OF
Dalhart. and the bride has resided
in Amarillo for several years and
has rrrry friends.
Nr and Mrs Jarrett left sunday
eveniu. for their home ~ Dalhart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
Gin fleines sRiaucritanbnis.

9lus SdleIien pir5 folssno.s &c.
fdtntden eradblt: Cine Srau Rofo
s. in Stpbsrau bate bisber ole @or'
munbTdaft ibres Spbnes in SGnosn.
9luIdBIi9 feiner @robidbristsit fpur6,
Die Grau bonn @ormunOIdaftss.ridi
aufseforoert, unperSiisIib Die n8.ital.
lung" ein5uienben. Die in Der Imts'
fprode nidt febr beipauo.rte Srau
badte iiber Oas Wort9sn n8eital.
lung" Ianse mad; fdlieBli9, ols iis
fid iiber feline 8ebsutuns ni9t flar 81
iperoen p.rmO9tt, sins iis su .in.m
~Ortsptifsn", oeHen @eiit ieoenfaas
aud ni4t fsbr fpeit rsi9te. 0enn ans
oeren Sass lief beim @ormunoi9dftss
seridt Elm GROCER 8Osen elm. Der fol-
ssnhsn 8eridt entbislt: .Sn Der Be
ftalIuns oss $. iino porbanoen: Elm
Sdfs. sipsi aiib., Elm 2alb. Elm Subn,
feds Siibner, sebn 9iibnd.n. aipei
@dnfe, orei paar Sauben iIno fiini
4arnidsl."