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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

wheezins On The lungs indicates that
phiem q ohstructinE me ar passarcs
uAITARufs HOREHOuND aYnr-p
ioosens the phleEm 80 that O can BE-
couRhed up ana siected Price CSC. soc
.rF I'll % rer bottle sold hv an drug
ristH fAdvh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

put on % boil Boii until. when tried
IN cold water. q hall win form IN the
fingers. ADD a tsaspoonful of vanilla
just after taking from the hrc. AMI
beat until thick. Then drop on slight
D. buttered dishes and mark into
squares before u let's cool
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

make this one % the most beautiful
and brilliant features - the social
season and ~ these faint rumora
which come from the Land 81 King
prisrua may % trusted. thc ball % be
givcn this winter Ia Co be one on che
most original and delightful functions
ever Inspired hy the coming ~ His
Majesty. which VIII be a royal coming
Indeed. this year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
RECEPTION FoR
WAnnEM. nRR ATTrNnAhra

Hirm'nFham. yin entertain I'D "a rsern-
uau on Csc evening ~ December FL.
fHr Niles nuraftfa orr ana SIR Wr.
Tam THman Warren. fha Invitation lied
tH Include uHiv fFa mrmHsrn 80 ffr
Eamii.ra and tfr bridal party
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

DE1R4RTN1EZNT
coNDCrrto -
Mrs Alice, 6itCheH Kirk

cloves. two teaspoonfuis cinnamon.
one-malf ~ FTated nutmeE. four eggs
well beaten. Flour your fruit vel
from one pint nour and add the rect
% the pudding. Boil or steam four
hours.
christrnss Plum Puddina Ne. z.
Three cups dftsd Hour. one cup
seeded % seedlsss ralzins. ons-haif
cup thinly SLICED citron. one cup sugar.
one cup chopped walnuts two table
spoons olive OIL ons-haf teaspoon
each ~ cinnamon, cloves. nutmeH. and
grated lemon peel, one teaspoon soda.
one teaspoon salt. four eggs thor
ouEhly beaten. sour milk 10 make a
thick batter. steam four hours.
Serve wtth lemon sauce made with
one cup sugar dissolved IN one pint
hot water When the water comes
o. q boil. STIR slowly into ~ a table
spoon % whole wheat -four. rubbed
smooth In one half cup % cold water.
Let boil ten minutes: stir in q lump q
butter. a sprinkle ~ nutmeE. and pour
b over q thinly sliced lemon. Serve
cool
Christmas Plum puddins Ne. q
Three cups Erated bread crumbs.
two cups chopped suet. three cups
seeiless raisins chopped. one-half cup
each Currants and citron. one cup
nurar. ane-han teaspoon each salt
nutmeg and cinnamon. i've eggs. beat
en-. two level teaspoons nour. made
into q thin batter with milk Steam
four hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
MSS AVERY RETURNED AFTER
DELIGHTFUL VISIT tN
MOMTGOMFp

from MarfE1mrf. where al ths rarst
~ AIRS Martin Sullivan. Dr.. ere rs-
reIFeI uauv lHIE hffuf aneIaI rrrrtsslrs.
Niles AEerF vas with Mrs pIoasanfs.
~ Nrw York. guest 90 homer ed q
beautiful reception Ht ffr Majestic ha-
eel EiVen hv Mrs. Sullivan. nuI a
number az ether lovely social AFFAIR."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

~ -. HHf CIVIC League VIII bold Dee reg
war monthly meeting this Afternoon
81 Tour O'Clock in tho nariora on tho
a AT members are urged
81 attend. aa there are number IN
Important matters Co cone befor. ~.
meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
CHOCOLATE FunnE.

The f1ilowinE recipe q from one 81
our readers
Two cups ~ brown sugar. one-auar-
ter ~ cake ~ unHwnetened cohco-
late ard piece - butter the siEe ~
egE MoiEtcn the SUGAR with milk ana
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
MRS. JEANETTE WHITE WILL
GRADUATE TO-DAY ~ NEW
ORlEANR.

With thirty-two graduates. the class
% 1913 ~ the Charity Hospital Train
ina school % New Orleans have an.
nounccd their ErEduation IN appro-
pirate cards sent 90 friends In this
city and elsewhere Among those
graduating IL Mrs Jeanette white, a
Pensacola. an whose fine record her
friends take much pride Mrs. white
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Misses clark and Bell are studinE art
under Monsieur Richard Miller 81 the
Academic ColorasHe. Misses Brown
and Crawford are with Monsieur Nor
kia az Academic Coluraase-Atlanta
Constitution
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11
MR. AND MRS. r. c. CALDWELL
TO MOVE INTO NEW NOME

hif. END Mira NahEIt o. Caldwell
u.l move m "a Few DAYS Toto enc 30
thF handsome new residences recent
B constructed rn WUN IIarf street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

AZ Eiff FOR the giri who 10 fond Of
ouidoor sports especially that of skat
ins. nothing would be more acceptabls
than q hone anti set consisting OF .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

carry bride roses. showered with val
les miles.
Bride and groom win leave tmmea
aiafeiy after the wediinE for View or
laanH 90 spend their honeymoon. re-
turning IN time % enjoy ChriFtmas
aav az home. They VIII 50 70 house
keeping iu a Pretty cottage. 10 North
Afraniz street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Editor People and Events.
Please publish On your columns a
good recipe for fruit cake and also
fudge HOUSEWIFE"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

Ida Hood Clark. ln her book on
Domestic Science" gives the follow
inE recipe
The foundation ~ fruit cake g.
merely q plain cake To thls Is added
fruit and the mixture called a fruit
cake The spices are rut On with the
cry Ingredients The fruit is Put IN
with the flour Tor, 81 not wen mixed
with flour. TIE cake win sink The
cake. when mixed, Win tc 81 the con-
slstency q drur-batter. somewhat
sitter than Tor plain cake. More heat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-11

600 CD n 0|"T "01-| -10T"|I-
two cups bread crumbs. enc cup vim
crar. one cup fcedieHs raiains. one
can currants. one cup nuta. chopped
wen. oue-haH cup lItron. one cup
sour muk. one traHp1anful soda dts
solved ln me milk. enc teaspoou9ai
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

ORDER 10 show Cause. why Order of saie o- Real Estate should not ae made.
 It apIearins 10 thI court by tao petition Of EI.tl N- keuu-s. admil- ist..u-E oi tH- estate cl NAHam Eo-tr.e. Gacclsed, presented end Hiad le l6Jl day o- December, lsii, that IS necessary Co sell the whole OF some portion ei tHa -Cel estate ot oaeel4ut, J9 p.g -le dco,s of deo4- dents. and tae Geats exp us-5 and charges OL tl- estate ol suiI Cece-
 Il is therefore ordered ly tAis court that ai persons inter- led ln tIo estate O. sGd William Rlattie, deceased appear EeIola ,he sand Pro- hte Jc-It ol Cocliae County, Terri .ury oi Ar.zau, Ju tne L6.l da- ol taluary ar oE cIocs p.u cl sad day. ,haine g. date not less chan four nor more than ten wee s from the jiae ot UaE.l this Cr4erl a. the court room o- said court at she court house O. said County, l the lt. Of tCry af trzol co show causo why au order slo-ll not be granted to
 l admin. .reHN te sell SO much ct -o sail. real -.l as shall Gs lace @ 3 la CODE cl tl.5 order tc pca cl ar -Four sacecs-
 re Weeks before tle date c sad Lllr.le. iu Che a.s Dllg i.-reF, I.snauer printed and Elo-lsl-l Coels County
 Dated December li, l9IL
 Ja-sc 1- said iroaatc Co-r.
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ui rHe Jys7lcz COURT
Precinct No. TWO, County Of Coch-s -so,
 Territory of Arizona.

Sam M. 1ulutonovich. Steve Sugich and Esa V Neais0vicb, Co-rartacrs trading and dcirE business uuder fine Eral rue lHl style Of PALACE GROCERY COMPANY, PlalItill
 T. l. Compton aDd Mrs. Compton. his wife. Defendants.
 SUMMONS
 acfo1 brouett lu tho Iusl' lee Corr o Precinct N0 Two in and for fhe Cc-y of C0clae in lae Territory Of Arizona
 In Inc name oI tAe Territory Of ATi- z1na
 To r. J. Compton and Mrs. Comp o-. l wi.c Defendants Greet 4aes
 ToH gre hereby euau oaed and re- -grea to 7ur1r n au 9cti0n brou2ht r you hF tle afioVe named rIsnuu g. tte Justice Court of Pre- ciael Nc Two r and for ihe Count or Coce il the Territory Of Arizona. -nT aaor t0 fte ComDisInt filed in rrfd Justice CoUr, at B.stce. il said Countv uishin five Gava exclusive ol fre Gsv cl saaa. aiter tlc sarTice usCa Teia cl this 7 umolf, Il serve within thi7 Precinct. hut + sort cd
 hout tnls Precinct, but within the County. fen Ga .f eerycd out ci ue County fifteen daTs. in ai other eases. tVgut days
 or 5uIe,rert bv default win be ren. derrd againsl you
 Given under my hand at Bishee Ariz.. this thirteenth day O. NoTem
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Legal .7asom5ats

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 Tral roIAL) lD STATES oF A----.9a,
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flee addresses cf ale subaor.iers f~ certificate and statement of the gr Der o- zaaree which each agrees lows:
 George No.aaa. go John St., New York. N. l- a9 shares,
 Wll-H r. C--ue, 51E.clair Y. J., Ffede-e1 T. Brlmer. Madison, E.. i.. Iu shares.
 Is WITNESS WHEREOF. We have made, eisHci aHl ccuo. edged and E.al gE5 cartifeat. in duplicate thls c'e-7u,l Car or December. 1sI1 Uecr-e Notuau. so shares William l. Crane 1N sHar Frederick T. Huiucr 1a shares; STATE or NEW YORK. COUNTY OH NEW YORK ss
 On tl.s llul taE ct December. lgf1- .ai-re me HelscfaI.- .elea Gacr Eofrcr William e Crane and G e.Ick IT. HalUer, 10 me person known and i.-a7- 10 me t5 be tGa per- sons u1rIDcl ln ,l "l and lrL -Lc foregoing Cal-t.--.e and scFo-aiv duly a-lwew edged to me dat they had made signed aud eA cruted le same fo inc lse and pur- g5 therein set .0r,l
 J. VERNON ISBROD,
 Eolfy Public.
 Richmond Conn .It ll ll -r- ll
 fE1uoE5ED PHELPS DODGE 1rERCANTILE
 COMPANY
 Cer.fectc of lncoraor- ti0n IaZ fer r-iceo ol or aniza-ior O. ti- corpora .on s2h.e
 Under Section . CeDter G2 Tas Of 1900 hs ncuds1 Paid l eao T--s7arer before Faine
 STATE oF NEW YORK,
 oTcc or c-atsI o 5.ae. Filed aud Recorded. Decemtar F IaiL
 EDWARD Ltzl,-sKY. aTE or N- FORK. once o iaEa c0c trad tte rfcceding t,c orsus CcuiHoafe Of f1corpor- lon ol iiis...i5 LODGE MEXICAN u tls o4ce cr lfh. day Of tie c rr fell and lu HEREBY CH I1fEN thai same 70 fe g correct tran script iht-el.om and of the whole e
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B.sb.e LoHee M. 1I6
nr..u.L

-aid ori snel.
 lLT-,LsS my band and he se-l ot C-i-e Of thc Secretary CT State. at tha C.y oi Aiaary, .iis twentieth day 5f December ono tE0rsli nine hun. d-cd and eleven.
 (S-4L.) JOSE F PDGEON.
 second Deputy.
 Secretary 6. State Ti'o6 iu the office of the Territorial Auditor oi the Territory or Arizona tlis 2I.a day CT December. A D.. 1911 at zoo a. in. at request O E.iiu wood 5o Ross wncsa r1stoUCe G3- dress is Bisbee. Arizona.
 c. A. 1ItUK,
 Territorial Auditor.
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sG1uce of tae Act of Congress ap- proved May D, 1872, the Blsbae SX- tension Mining company, corpora ton, By George ". Lcue its Attorney iu Pact. whose pos. office address B Bisbee. Arizona, has made aauie2. lou for @ patent o- the "Aew Years Gift No. |" and Eeo' lode mil-ag claims, situate in the Warren Mining District, Cochisc County. Territory of Arizona, apploylmajal in Township -- 5. B. -a E- usar.gyed, described as lo.- iovs-
 "Eev yoaIs Glr, No. 1",-fa-Ia- nul a- Cor. EO. 7, iEu Z. Y. Cor, whence .. $ 1I. 1I. Eo. Z8f7, Warren Mining District, bea1 g. a- tas i1 min. 2. 672Gt feet. hence -. s' deg. 03 min. w. G1e feet to Cor. No. 2- thlnco N- 8 dog ". Wil I 1000 feet 10 Cor NO. 8; thence s. s5 deg 0s min. 2. coo feet 70 Cor No. 4; thence $. $ deg. 20 uiD. ". ia19 feet Co Cor. Eo. I. the place ot beginning.
 Rec: -Besin4ng at Cor No- T. the S E Cir. whence q. s. H --s -so. zaa-. Warren u.l- District lcr s. 2S deg g min. P 625o6 feet thence x. 0o deg as min. w. 6La.t+ feet t0 Cor Eo. Z- thence N- oez- e1 min. E 159j feet to Coz No. 8, thence S. G dar. .1 min y. dl l5.ll feet .0 Cor. No 2, theace a. des. 3j Gl W. 1900 feel a Cor. No.-l, tf9 place oi o-s.n1.ng.
 The l0carI8l rrL.ee cl ae cl are recorded iH the office o- the Coun. e Recon ar of sll Cor Alee County as f1loWs the "Ncw Ieals Gift N3. iu Book t1, Records O. Mines 9. rage 25j. onl Che i,eo ih Book Bcc0-ds CT Mines at page its-
 The Lales o- the ealo.l.-4 t.A-l-- lolcs. uasarseyed. sl l North; tae ! sraylect lode. ul arFerc-, cl tl. cast; tla Falmi5o and Pane eDa -e. lodes. uusurrcyal cn tae 5oh. and tac Ajax, TanaHacE and Resal iodes
 FRANJl F. PARkER
 Register
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Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
-. -

M Gocs BOSTON k fhe fcar ,.-
  rs or Urrn c.e    oa e llg au.H o a, alo for r
  .a, Els gaI t.o
 l-A. PAINE oC
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LoE Mgsr Al OTTAWA

OTTAWA onr- Jan 1- Ger harness meet of the o.taHa Drr. ing club opened on tl6 laIi uAe f-ac a llDsdQT Pa an. VII. eculute untl neu Aeinc t. A Itc-al purse aier'1s laa attract ed m ny oi lhe fastest horses or tan. ada and le lllvei States.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

learn trades, automobiles. electric
 i.y brickiayiug ulumh.ng. by actual work on jobs. Only ie" months ro-
 Quirad. No apprenticeship drId gery. 900 students les, year. C0t- aI1sue free. United Trade chOol Los Angeles. Tt
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

ADVLHTLsEES:- Indiana one.s un- Lmtcl opportunities for buauess 70 cia- dcd advertisers. A rceo-u.Zed advertising medium is the DaLy and Iri-NeeEly Euterps pat- .5-e- at Noaie-File, and carrying tle largest amount of classified bus lleEs ln that section The Enter
 prise covers Hamilton County thor
 ou-nly, and is the medium % use To get results. Ba-es, l-2 cent per word; iaze, ions for the price Uf 8. Nothing taken under lrc. A1- dress THE ENTERPRISE, N0b.el- vile. iad. JSi
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

WANTED Clean cotton rass. Re Yic~ office. 3I2.
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FOR REuT HOUSES

FOR RENT -1s room brick hons
 compl laely furnished, close n, as- ply John & Haisle-. 243.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

Tine YOUNG sfCSLiNG VEt.- sIau.Aure5 daily tlc ToNrea mar Eets. Phone u= your order.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

WANTED-Pay or board at start to Der, 4 D. 1911.
 T. D. BCRDICK, Justice of Peace Of said Precinct. iV TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY or ARIZONA, ga AND FOR THIS COUNTY or CCCHISE.
 Laura J. 3 Lloyd. P'aintil, ". D. 11,user, r. s T-aulraa
 and Diamond Coal Cc4r-ny, C0rHoIa .or. uglendau.s.
 Aclou brought iu the Dis. ~ic- Court of tae SecoUL Jua.a-l Distric. oI the TT .itcy o Arizona. iC and for tho County Of tOcaise. and -ae Complaint filed il tAe said County O. Cochi-e. il t1e office of tL- clerk o. sa.G District Court.
 The Tarr,crr Of Arizona sends erecting lo DIAMOND COAL to. .l- PNNT. a corporation, VI. D. A-nsey and E. J Flau.eal-
 You axe hereby required to appear
 
 the above named CalutI4 u ne Dis trlct Court Q. th4 Second Judicial lsrics of Inc Telrlt0ry ot Arizona sl and for thc ColU,y or Coc-se, and co answer tte complaint a.cr tae within twenty Ga5 laNols. or 70, ay of serviee) alter tAe s-f-ce oi yoa o- his summons ,-- ted ''-t..- tte county otherwise tl daysJ. or judgment bg default la taken aeaiu l acc7ra.as to ll. player of said con p.aln
 GIVEN under 5 hand end 1e Of the DislIict C1- ol te r.oA. licisl Bis.r.c. t-- ielri-2.f o Arizona. in and Tor che County c Colaleo. this 221d CeF o4 D.ren'e ia lte rear of cur Lord ono i-o 5aa nine lulrol aad giarca. tstI.} A n. GARDNER 8y W. 4. IIARHoCD, 5r-
 lDtnrt, rori-E or kFPLiCATiON FCF
 UNITED STATES PATENT.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

HOUSES for reAL Geo. VandaEalEer
 Moon Avenue. 2Il
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

WANTED Three solicitors al once tO solicit orders tor high grade books No the ordinary nook Hoi
 osilon. BGt something cGrarIia- any. hi-h commission paid. uo nE ToIieucc necessary. People tlat 7Tc acquainted preferred Aldre
 M. l.. Fe1ges c. D. City 23L
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

North Dakota offers unlimited op- poruDiuos for business to ciasst fed advertisers The recognized advertising mc1lln is tho Fargo Daily and euaaay couaor-Neas, the only seren-das paper in the the largest amount ol c.azzided 1d. state and the paper which caruez YerGsi1g.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE FURNITURE, ETC

HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE Go New and second Land fur
 niure bought and sC.i Fine
 stock wall paper. Brewery ave ule Phone 2JI 553.
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EcricE or APPLICATION FOR
 UNITED STATES PATENT.

Mineral Survey No. z,e-l. Serial No. 0i6212.
 United states Land OGce. Phoenix Arizona. pcc 2i fd1
 Notce ls hereby giFen that ID pir-
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.N THE PROBATE COURT co CHtSE COUNTY, TERRI
 --nsg orr -Irefa

IN THE Matter O. ihe E1latc ol Wl--
 ham 5oatte. dc-la4cd.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

The CearisrNeVs ccYe-s North Dakota like 9 blanket, reaching ai Darta o- the state .ao day Of puDt cation U is the paper to use in or4er 10 got results rates one cent Ter Word first insertion, cuc-Aaf cent per word succeeding iu5oruon5 G-ty cents ger line per month Al- dress The colricr-News, Fargo, N. D.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

WANTED To Iav i.-lest cash prices for 'yolr firni.u-e every thing To Et,. so'd. e1cHan.el Standard Turn. Co, Allen HlocE
 a1f
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F0B PENT P00.nS

FOR RENT-2 or furnished rooms lor EOU- a',eepia- Mrs Gas5oD, 8 School HIL below Methodist church
 2g5.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

'gNPEfE NI youug man los'ros clerical position uiu'a or other 'oHoe. Reference given. Address -i- K. Review 29t
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED Ere .-lters Will teams
 and Ua--u7 to haul wood gron EH1- chGca 3Lts. Jo Hereford Good roads. LieIel3rd, Ari4oal SIP
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06
HELP WENTED-NALE

WAETGD-Pay q Doafd at start to
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-06

Der, A D. 19iL
 T. D. BCRDICK, Justice of Peace Of said PTacinct
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TEe Csa-isrNevs ccFo.s North
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-17

Mrs. Newton Dugan was on the
sick list this week
Ed. Claycamp's little son was quite
sick the first of the week.
John Spena spent the greater part
of this week in Kansas City.
John J. Harrison, cashier of the
Collyer State Bank, was Wax eeney
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Pete DeBoer moved into one
of Uncle Billy Sommerville's cottages
the first of the week.
Owen Scanlon, the democratic war
horse, of Collyer township, was a
county seat visitor Monday.
Walter Burnham, who is working
for the Kansas City Bridge and Con-
struction Company, spent several days
with home folks this week.
rem. of Franklin. were in the city Tues
day. They had just returned from a
months visit with Mrs. Jesse's sister
at Steamboat Springs, Colo. Ernst
says they raise strawberries out in
that country as big as goose eggs
The following is a list of the new
committeeman elected and their post
Office address: G. D. Yetter, Ogallah,
Kansas; VIM. Clark, Ellis, Kansas:
J. w. Altman, Brownell, Kansas:
uoruan TouU Wa-Keeuev Kansas.
J. G. Marcy, Ransom, Kansas; VIM
Lorimer, Collyer, Kansas; Otto
Young, Utica, Kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-17

Mrs James Beach, of Hays, is a
guest at the home of Mrs. ]. T. w.
Cloud this week. Mr.. Beach is one of
the professors in the college at Hays
Mr.. and Mrs. Baylis, east of town
are the proud grandparents of a
daughter born way down in Baton
Rouge, Louisiana, on the 2nd. of
this month.
The Misses Cave, of Hays, visited
at the Myerly home this week. We
heard young fellow say they were
the prettiest girls that ever blew in
to this berg.
The different ladies clubs in town
have been holding meetings this
week planning for the fair and it
seems there are to be many nice and
interesting departments.
The O. K. Restaurant will dispense
the ice cream and soft drinks to the
thousand of people who attend the
fair next month as they have the ex-
elusive privilege of same.
John Gross, of Hays, one of our
best stone masons and brick layers In
the west, came in Monday and will
work on the High School building.
Mr.. Gross has rented the Kirkner
property east of Ed. Browns resi-
dence.
On Tuesday evening Ray Everett
left for Emporia where he will fill
a position in the bank at that place.
He has been associated with the Wa
Keeney State Bank for the past two
years and has made many friends
among the people during his stay
here.
On Wednesday and Thursday we
had decided drop in the tempera-
ture accompanied by good soaking
showers. This assures abundant late
feed crop, and brightens up garden
stuff and puts the grass in good
shape,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-17
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Pure home made Iard at Bakers.
For Sale-Mowing machine, new
last season Hay rake and other farm
tools.-Gert Greenwood.
For loans on your farm, call on the
Wa-Keeney State Bank. 27tf
Remember the photo Studio will
be open Monday of each week. "a
Dockie Smith returned from ten
days visit at Oakley where he visited
his sister, Mrs. Bert Widdefield,
Thursday.
Mrs. III. E. Mccormick returned
from Ellis Thursday morning where
she visited relatives and friends for
a month.
Remember the Photo Studio will
be opened Monday, September End.
All kinds photo of work will be done,
but the poor kind. "a
Mrs. James Yewell, of Bosnia will
move to town and send her daughter,
Marjorie, to High School. She has
rented the Perry Johnson house.
The Inter-County Fair Associa-
tion meets at Oakley, August 9th,
2sth, 18th, and 3Oth. Curtis Flying
machine will fly August 10Th and 3Oth.
Mrs. S. L. Shorthill and Mrs. T. B.
Walker entertained over fifty guests
on Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Walker. in honor of Mrs. S. J.
Mosely. Refreshments were served
and delightful afternoon was spent.
A list of the old time guests as well
as the new will be given next week.
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Earl King, who has been in Colo
rado for some time was in town Mon
day between trains. Earl is now fir
ing on the Union Pacific between
Ellis and Sharon Springs.
Miss Maude Stevens, of Carthage.
Mo- arrived in the city THURSDAY
morning and is guest of Miss Lillian
Chalk. Art Cockrell is all smiles
these days and happy as a lark.
Linus Benson, of Sheridan county.
was in town this week and traded
his land near Hoxie for the old J w.
Smith farm southwest of town. He
will move onto it this fall.
The difficulty of keeping up good
musical organization together in a
small town is well known and been
exemplffied once more right here in
Wa-Keeney. Last winter we had
Kieverson male quartette, one of
the best local teams that ever sung
here. Next winter all will be at work
in new fields, and their going away
takes two of the best members of
our band, also.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bingham enter
tanned friends last Tuesday evening
in honor of their ninth wedding an
niversary- The editor of this paper
had an anniversary last November
and lost some of his edibles and
brother Bingham very wittily sug-
gested that perhaps we lay it to the
council and now we would like to
come back and ask Mr.. Bingham il
that is the reason he didn't lose any
thing-because of the council.
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Voda

Mrs. Littlechild spent Sunday at r.
Owens.
A two inch rain fell at Voda Tues
day night.
Mrs. Cox, of Hays, visited with her
son, Will, last Friday.
Joe Spena bought some calves of
Philip Krhut Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Cox is enjoying visit
from two of her neices-
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Cox attended
camp meeting Sunday, at Ogallah.
Mrs Lizzie Krhut and family spent
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Kristof spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. @. L.
Downs.