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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
Dinners at Capital City Club.

Many people gathered at the Capital
City club Saturday evening for dinner
after the football game Among the
company were Misses Nina Gentry. Sal
lie Cobb Johnson, Martha Francis and
Julia Meador. Or. and Mrs. Frank Hol-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Humphrey
and Messrs. Lauren Foreman, Carl
Fort, Claude Douthitt, Madison Bell,
Turner Carson, r. o. Arnold OF Athens,
and Cloyd Poole OF New York.
A large dinner party was rendered
General f. K Evans at the Capital City
club, covers being laid for 10. at a table
decorated in American Beauty roses.
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WEDDINGS
Msier- kenimor.


Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Maier have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Marie Louise, to Mr..
z. Barnett Keniner.
The attendants viii be Mrs. Gordon
Kenimer, matron of honor; Miss Nancy
Birdsong. of DaGrange, maid OF honor;
Miss Lena Mae Kenimer. OF Cleve-
land, Ga, and Miss Leila House, brides
maids. Mr.. Ben CAN'T, best man; Mr..
Charles LaFontaine, groomsmeu;
Misses Rosebud Maier, sister OF the
bride; Kirby Willingham, Lola Buch-
anan, Helen and Comelia Ashley and
Ramelle Bowen, ribbon bearers, and
little Miss Theima Stallworth, ring
bearer.
Several parties are being planned for
Miss Mailer. Those entertaining will
include Misses Leila and Julia House
Mrs. Porter Besrden, Mrs. Henry
Carnes and Miss Mary Griffith.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
POET OF SIERRAS Is
RECOVERING HEALTH

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is.-Joaquin
Miller. the Poet OF the Sierras, who has
been supposed for several months to be
near death, following a paralytic stroke.
is now walking about again and re-
gaining his old-Jime vigor. He ascribes
his recovery largely to a diet of hon
eyed hominy prepared daily by his
daughter. He eats hominy with honey
three times a day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
LOVE POWDERS FAIL:
COST HOUSEMAID S57o

NEW YORK, Nov lS.-Bacause her
milkman sweetheart failed to return to
her after she had paid $579 for love
powders" to Jane G.inGIe Mary Jarrin.
housemaid, had the "love powders"
woman arrested
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18
POLICE TELL GRAND JURY
OF ORDERS FROM CHIEF

MACON, GA, Nov. 1S.--Ten mem
bers Of the Macon police force appeared
before the grand jury last week and
answered questions relative to orders
given them by ". B. Chapman, chief OF
police. They were asked if they had
been instructed by the chief not to raid
or modest certain saloons and disorderly
places. There is much interest as to
the outcome OF the grand jury's inquiry.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18

at is pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine l have ever used"
writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell. of Lavonia
Ga. II have used 1t with all my chill
dren and the results have been highly
satisfactory" For sale by all dealers.
(Advt.)
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Supper Party For Visitors.

Miss Helen Dargan and house guests,
Misses Rose Briscoe, Of Knoxville, and
MARITIME MucCulloch, Of Owensboro,
Ky. We're rendered a supper party at
the Piedmont Driving club last evening
by Mr Hubbard Allen. The table was
decorated in yellow chrysanthemums,
with all minor details in yellow and
white.
The other guests were Misses Passie
May Ottley, Anne Orme ard Sarat
Rawson and her guest. Nell Brock. Of
Montgomery, and Messre. Sam Hutch
4son, Of Chattanooga: James Harris,
Charles Sciple, Edward King, Milton
Dargan, Jr.. Samuel Slicer and J. D.
Osborne.
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News of
Atlanta

FRS. LEIGH PALMER, of Wash
Nj fngton, d. c.. whose visit to her
A'A aunt, Mrs. Hugh Mckee, has
br.n the occasion for number of
handsome entertainments, was the COM
or,r4nted guest at luncheon given to-
Iat bv Mrs. Cobb Caldwell.
covers were laid for twelve in the
dining room of the Piedmont Driving
..ub \ large plateau of American
Eaagtv roses and valley lilies formed
-., renterpiece. Silver candelabra held
Write shaded tapers, and the minor de-
.tf.- were in red and white. The place
ards bore the name OF The guest in
Mrs caldwell wore a handsome tot
r.- Of black velvet her hat of black
velvet being adorned with blue para
disc Mrs. Palmer wore a suit of dahlia
velvet with blouse Of chiffon, yelling
1ahlia satin worn with hat to match
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Shirley Mckinney.

Miss May Shirley and Mr.. Walter S.
Mckinney were married Saturday aft
ernoon at o'clock, the ceremony being
performed by Dr.. Robert Stuart Mac.
Arthur III the Tabernacle study.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney are at home
at So West Peachtree street.
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Chambliss- Sparks.

The marriage of Miss Esten Cham
bliss to Mr.. Edward X. Sparks is an
nounced, the ceremony having been
performed by Rev. B. r. Fraser, pastor
OF st, Pauls church, at the parsonage.
Following the ceremony Mrs L. A,
Parkins, aunt of the bridegroom, enter
tanned the young couple at supper at
her residence.
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El[bl5et5qp9|l'l

The highest point of woman's hap
piness Is reached only through moth
erhood, in the clasping o. her child
within her arms. Yet the mother-to-
be is often fearful Of natures ordeal
and shrinks from the suffering Incl
dent to its contamination. But for
natures ills and discomforts nature
provides remedies, and in Mothers
Friend is to be found medicine OF
great value 90 every expectant mother.
II is an emulsion for external
application. composed OF ingredients
which act with beneficial and sooth-
ing effect on those portions Of the
system involved. It is intended to
prepare the system for the crisis, and
thus relieve, in great part, the suffer
ing through which the mother usually
passes. The regular use Of Mothers
Friend will repay any mother in the
comfort it affords before, and the help
full restoration to health and strength
1t brings about after baby comes.
Mothers Friend
Fl; Is +: E i; 4; + s; :; !: 0
expectant moth
ers which contains much valuable
information, and many suggestions Of
q helpful nature.
SRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-18

BRUNSWICK PRIMARY TOMORROW.
BRUNSWICK. GA Nov. 1S.-The city
primary tomorrow closes one of the best
r.tured mayoralty and aldeTmanic cam
raieus ever held in Brunswick. The can
Ijdates Tor mayor are: j. Hunter Hop
i..us and j. II, Leo, members of the pres
eut city council.
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Jord Ross.

Mrs. NJ. r. Jordan. of MurtreesDoro.
Tenn, announces the engagement Of
her daughter. Sarah, to Nh Malcolm
Rose Ross, of Macon. The Wedding
is to take place early in January
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Dances at Segsdlo's.

An evening dance, from TO 7 O'Clock,
will be given at Segadlo's on Thanks
giving day, following the Clemson Tech
football game. These delightful dances
are largely attended by the members Of
the younger set, both the debutante
contingent and the college girls and
boys.
Saturday afternoon one OF the most
brilliant dances of the season at Sc
gadIo's followed the Georgia Tech
game. a number Of the visitors from
Georgia, Clemson and Vanderbilt at
tending the dance, with a large repre-
sentation OF the exclusive younger set
Of Atlanta, many visitors from Athens
and members Of the debutanre circles
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For Miss Julia Meador.

Mrs. Thomas D. Meade. Jr.. gave a
small dinner party last night i'll honor
Of her young cousin, Miss Julia Mead
or, at her home in West Eleventh
street.
\ tall cut glass vase, holding yellow
chrysanthemums. was the centerpiece
for the table, and yellow minis and 9TH
er decorative details carried out the
color motif
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Atlanta chapter. u. d. c., will
deliver crosses of honor on next Thurs
DAY afternoon at o'clock at the state
capitol. Judge Henry NJ. Reid, Judge
OF the city court, will give a short ad-
dress on The Southern Cross of Hon
or and Mrs. Williams Mccarthy. pres.
lueht OF the Atlanta chapter will pre-
sent the crosses to the veterans Those
who put in application for crosses for
the last delivery in June and who were
not present to receive them may obtain
the crosses at the distribution next
Thursday by communicating with Mrs
Mccarthy.
The ladies Of the First Christian
church will give bazaar and dinner
at the church Friday from 10 a. m to
10 p. III. Dinner will be served from Y
to > o'clock and a lunch from to 8
O'Clock Many use III and beautiful ar
ticIes will be on sale at the bazaar
booths.
Mrs. J. \. Bel and committee will be
in charge Of an interesting museum.
Mrs. Charles Goodman is general chair
man, assisted by the ladies Of the
church
The d. ". c. will give a masquerade
ball at the Jewish Educational alliance
hall, 80 CAPITOL avenue. Thursday even
ing. Appropriate prizes will be given
to the best masked individual and to
the best masked group. Music will be
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La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
MIresllaneeus Shower.

The girls OF the s. II. G. Club
were entertained at the HON. OF the
Misses Marguerite and Ethel Helm
Thursday night The affair was Z
miscellaneous shower In honor OF one
OF their members, Miss Elsie June
Price. whose marriage to Mr.. c. W.
Patriak. OF the staff OF the Pueblo
St1r-Journal. will take place New
Years eve at the home OF the brides
mother. Mrs. J. V. Price. 502 Coiora.
do avenue.
The delightful affair OF Thursday
evening was complete surprise Ia
the nonored guest. who had been In.
vifei to So nd tn" evening at the
Helm home The shower included
many pretty articles of linen and
china Miss MariaH Helm and Mrs
Eulah Gll'k assisted In serving re-
freshint nts. which were carried out
In green and white In accord with
the decorations. Mrs. Price. the
mother Of the honored guest. was al.
SO present.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Christmas a, the Park House.

Among the pret,iest holiday deco
rations seen In La Junia this Christ
mas were those at the Park House
The large dining room was festooncs
with eariands OF evergreen and holly
and the tables were decorated Will
red and white carnations. In tn,
parlors vases OF poinsetta blossom!
and lovely Gala lilies were used
while a beautifully decorated Chris,
mas ,r'c added 20 the scene. Tn,
many little children who. with theii
parents. P7ard II, the Park House. re
ceived pretty pink aud blue bass oI
candy and nuts
4 program OF violin and piano M
sic was given during the dinner an,
supper hours. as usual The nan'
patrons OF the Park House are very
npprccia'ive OF the efforts Of Mrs
Foxworthy and Miss Carrye Fox
worthy TO Civ. III m Merry Christ
mas.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Colorado cre.m.r,.. Doubled.

oolorado dairy COWS turned out
st'ooo'oUO in butter and $4,000. 900
IN hiIk IN 1872 The number OF
,reameries doubled. The prospects
for 1913 are brighter than at the
beginning of any previous year.
seven million dollars in butter.
MIX and other dairy products was
sh'pped into Colorado In 1912. Col.
orado should offer a premium to
draw the less fortunate dairymen
OF Eastern states to our state: we
shonid populate the thousands OF
acres OF idle pasture land with fine
dairy stocks. and supply other states
with dairy products instead OF hav.
ing them supply US"
Robert Lee Cochran. state dairy
commissioner, gave this Information
At conference held at the state
capitol this week with Governor.
elect Ammors. to devise ways and
means tor increasing the output OF
dairy products.
1T is a crime" said Commissioner
Cochran, for a state equipped as
Coiorado Is, with the finest OF pas.
ture lands. climate and other things,
meant by nature to be great dairy.
Ing state, TO be shipping In each
year from other states $1,000.
900 worth of milk. butter and other
dairy products, II We did not have
the pasture We might establish an
aiibi.
We have probably 10000 dairy
cows. valued at close to s., 800 900.
with their milk alone passing the
$i?.Oooooo mark annually. This Is
5000 head more than the number
We had in 1871. We turned out &C..
100000 pounds OF butter in 1912: put.
ting the value at 20 cents per pound.
this runs mp to $l3.sOo 900.
"Th,re are 1900 dairies In the
state. Many new dairies will be es-
tablished IN 1919. There are I25
creamcrics, as against 65 In 1871.
The two condensed milk factories
are operating at fun capacity con
tinuously their increased production
amounting to a half million dollars.
is indicative OF the growth OF the
dairy Industry. Six small cheese
factori"s are In operation. and plans
are or foot for the starting OF a
iarse concern. The dairy products
OF Colorado are Of such high char.
acter that within the year We will
be turning out cheese Of the same
quality as Wisconsin cheese.
"Thc dawn Of a new era In the
advancement Of dairy interests In
Colorado is at hand. The coming
year OF lal3 will see many changes.
ana much Increased production"
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
-
Family Reunion.
Phillips Brooks

4 family reunion took place Christ
mas day NJ the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. X. Moore. Sli Cimarron ave
nue.. \ bpunteous Christmas dinner
was served. covers being placed for
eighteen. Those included were Mr..
and Mrs. James Isaac and children.
OF Sal, Lake City. Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Isaac. of Douglas. wyoa George p.
Allen and family yand william Tay-
lor. all OF Holbrook. ard the host
and hostess and their three children.
RAYMOND, G.noviele and Marsaret
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80
Christmas Cart Shower

Mrs x. \. Kirkpatrick. Of 3l1 Rh'
ton avenue. whose long Illness has
been source OF much sorrow TO
her many friends In the city. wa'
the recipient OF a pleasant Christ
mas surprise In the form of show
or of Christmas carfs. from the cir
Gle Of Women Of woodcrnf'. Of which
she Is charter member The circle
has about 200 members. aud each
one sen, card TO Mrs Kirkpatrick.
bearing loving Christmas greetings.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
~
comee.Narser.

\ very pretty home wedding took
place Christmas day when Miss Ber
tina Harsen. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Hansen. ~ this city
vas united IN marriage 10 Mr. Rob
crt Conner. of Greeley. Colo.
The ceremony was performed at
1870 a. m. by the Rcv. Howard Col
die. at the home n the brides par
.nts. 400 Ran Juan avenue. In ths
presence of about twenty reistivss
and friends. The bridal couple was
attended By Miss Estelis McCaui-y
and Mr. John Wright. The bride wai
sttired In . becoming travelling sni'
Of dark blue cloth. with hat and
gloves sn suite.
The newly married couple ieft TN
aame day for Denver where they
are spending few days. and expect
10 70 10 Greeley tomorrow where
they viil make tneir home.
TIE out Of town guests who we're
here % attend the wedding were
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

o. little town OF Bethlehem.
How still We see thee lie.
Above thy deep aud dreamless sleep
The silent stars go by;
Yet in thy dark streets shineth
The everlasting ligh,.
The hopes and fears of all the years
Are met In thee tonight
o. Holy Child Of Bethlehem.
Descend on US We pray:
Cast out our sin. and enter In.
BE born In Ms today.
We hear the Christmas angels
The great. glad tidines tell:
q, come 10 us. abide with Ms.
Our Lord Emanuel"
nrnnE.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Christmas Reunion.

There was = family reunion At the
home Of Mrs b. N. O'Connor Christ,
mas Day when the following named
relatives Of Mrs. O'Connor were en-.
tertained: MIR. and Mrs. Neil OCon'
nor. Mr., and Mrs, Watson O'Connor
and VIII OConnor. all Of Colorado
Springs. Mr., and Mrs Daniel Han.
non and children. OF Denver: MIR.
and Mrs. J. p. Bradish and children
and Mrs. Julia Bradish and family
Of this city.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

One OF the most delightful dances
OF the season was that given Christ
mas night by the members of the
Four O'Clock Club. The members
and their friends who We're present
numbered abou, two hundred. Ices
were served throughout the evening,
The affair was noted for the many
beautiful costumes worn.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
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Dinner Party.

Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Buchanan. of
9i3 Colorado avenue. entertained al
dinner Thursday night In compliment
TO Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mullen. and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mullen. all Of
Seialia. Mo. Covers were placed
for nine. the others present being
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richcrr. of Rocky
Ford. Carlos Wilson and the host
and hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

Teachers Enjoy helidiys.

Quit. number of the teachers
N the La Junta schools are enjoy.
ing their weii-earned vacations by
spending the holidays with relatives
and friends In nearby towns Amona
th1s. out OF town from the Park
school are W. G. Burgin. who T.
visiting relatives AT Greeley. Colo f.
and Miss Nicholson. who is a, Man
Eanola Tn. out-of-town teachers
from the Columbian school are Miss
Gan Parrish and Miss Florence Say
lor. who are at their homes IN Las
knimas Miss Martha snoddy. Of
the Lincoln school. is also AT Las
Anlmas Miss Agnes iionly. who
is In Denver. and Miss Lena Green.
en-. who went 20 Boulder. represent
the high school IN IN. list Of alb
seniaos. Miss Winnifred McAllis-
ter. of the domestic science depart
ment. T. ai h r home IN Denver. !.
l. Kellogg who IS principal Of the
North La 1unia school. went TO
Rocky Ford. accompanied by his
family. where tf.y are the guests
Of his wif.'s mother Miss Hazel
Wolfe. also of the North La lunia
s.hool T. with home folks nj Man.
znnoia Sehoc9 will rc-oonycne Mon
day. January 9Th. when III" mothers
vacation viii beFin.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Notx-Mekabb.

The marriage of MIR. George j.
Notz. OF this locality, and Miss LII.
lian McNabb. OF Omaha. took place
Tuesday night. The service was
read at O'Clock at the Presbyter-
Ian manse by Rev. Otis G. Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Notz have gone to
housekeeping at the ranch home OF
the groom. about sixteen miles south.
east Of La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Christmas Dinner Party

Mrs. F. A. Dunlap. OF 622 Santa
Fe avenue. entertained at dinner
Christmas Day. when the guests were
the near relatives OF the hostess.
Covers were placed for sixteen. and
the decorations were Of holly. ever.
green wreaths and Christmas bells
Mrs Dunlap was assisted by Mrs.
Jane Wilkinson.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Christmas Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mp. Rufss Philips en-
tsrtaiued st dinner ChriAtmas osy
wheu ~ following NAMED sees''
wese present: Rev. and Mrs. "'s".
~, PANE and Nttie son. Ar. ana
Nrs. ". r. Davis and two chi'dren'
Mr.. Minnie veasic and little grand
AasgAses. Mrs. Henderson. Miss cara
Moron, Miss Hannah Norton. MISS
NljAred sherman. Miss Martha Ph't
itps. Orb Bsckey. Clare Phillips. k@
~ Ncrses snl Robert Phillips Hsn'
seuvsss vses sssvsl. ssl ne cen.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs l.. \ Fleming. OF
ts East Second street. "nt"r'hih""
III. following named relatives on
Christmas day. when snmp'ious
dinner WAS served and n regular old
fashioned Christ 'mas enjoyed: Mr.
and Mrs. q. A. Fleming, AZ Pueblo
who ar. IN. parents Of Mr. Fleming
Mr.. and Mrs. =. y. Fleming. :"
Casa. Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ~
Trott~s. Of Batkicy. Kan. and l..
n. Fleming and family and c. d.
rj~m,ns and family. Of this city.
~
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
M,liW-Weods.

Mr.. Lyman J. Miller and Mrs An.
gusta Woods were united In marriage
Christmas eve At the St Andrews
church. The ceremony was perform
ed at $3.50 p. m. by the rector. Rev.
Benjamin Bean. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil.
cr are living at 30S Santa Fe ave-
nue.. They have many friends In
La Junta who extend congratulations
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
HAT the true spirit Of the
Christ Truth was displayed
In La Junta's observance of

tnt SViTlI OF tne
Christ Truth was displayed
In La Junta's observance OF
- the birthday OF the Christ
Child was very evident. The many
Christmas baskets and bundles of
clothing that found their way from
the more fortunate homes to the
needy ones vas a work OF love on
the part Of clubs and individuals.
snd proved q recognition on the
part Of the Eivers that we are all
children Of one Father. and the real.
ixation that our home, instead OF be-
Ing confined to the four walls Of
dwelling place u. In fact. the com.
munlty. the city and the country In
which we live. Many OF the wo.
mems clubs furnished Christmas
cheer as well as necessities to
needy ones One La Junta woman.
on being asked II she was entertain
ing any Christmas guests. made the
reply that she was furnishing din
ners to some OF those who needed
them most instead OF the usual
Christmas entertaining In her imme-
diate circle of friends. A club Of
httIc girls was the means OF provid.
ing one mother and her little ones
with large basket OF clothing. food
and Christmas dainties Thus was
Christmas celebrated in its truest
Significance. obeying the words OF
the gent. Nazarene. spoken In the
days of old. when ne trod the dus-
~ fields Of Syria and sailed the
blue waters Of Galilee,-"Do unto
others as ye would be done by. and
Love thy neighbor as thysclf"
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

John and Frank Marshall. OF 81.
Joseph, Mo. Fred Marshall. OF Ter
xio. Colo. MIR. and Mrs Edward
Marshall OF Pueblo and Mrs. w. b.
Blaine, OF Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Phone. Junta 3ll
ter OF the table was decorated with
an artistic arrangement OF fruits.
Stanol-law.
Stanoi-lAw.

The marriage OF Frank Stangl. di.
rector Of the Wonderly orchestra.
and Mrs. Tune Law. took place on
December 18th. At Rocky Ford. The
ceremony WAS performed by Judge
Critton at his home In Rocky Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. StxnEl have gone to
housekeeping At 500 Colorado avenue.
49,
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Total :. :. :. ..is%.s 1890
GP'scoPAl CHURCH.
osrjsmia ossn. Rsstse.

Services ~ this church arc held
~ follow: Holy Conmunion st 8 ..
L.: Sunday school. 10 .. H.: Morn.
tas Prayss - II O'Clock: Choral ev.
estas sssvtcs. 7:Se ,. =.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Good Roads fer the Arkansas Valley

\ good road is n thing Of beauty
and a Joy forever. and the Arkansas
Valley is TO have iGi.5 miles of them
at cos, OF si2.. 200. Al meeting
OF the state highway commission last
Saturday plaus were completed for
the improy"m.it Of 1919 miles. The
entire system 'f state primary
roads. NJ a total cost Of 81 .s32 500
Engineer Maloney was Instructed 10
take MP the matter with the CON
misslon"rs Of the different countits
and other interests for the purposr
OF obtaining their active cooperation
II " the purpose 81 the state hish
way commission to rush the work 10
early completion. and there will b.
no more delay than is absolutely ne
ccssary. 4 short table giving tormi.
n,l points and length Of each sec
;ifD In IN. Arkansas Valley is giy.
en- herewith:
State Lin, TO Lamar =. 3s5 $4,000
Lamar TO LAS AnimAx :. $50 ia.o00
las Anin,as 10 Ia JuntA 2?3 5000
1.aJanta 10 Rocky Ford i0.s $1,000
Rocky Ford 10 Pueblo. $50 5000
- -
Total =. =. :. ..1S$.S i2a. 900
Of the $751; 400 10 b. expended be-.
tween Las Animas and Ia junta
there II an appropriation Of so. 900
for tho concrete bFidgc nov In the
course II construction east Of la
Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
-Four O'Clock Clubs Dance.

40
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
Family Dinner Party.

80
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28
LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM.

49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-28
GOV. JOS. M. BROWN
GUEST OF MEMBERS
OF MILITARY STAFF

The glitter Of gold and the bravery
Of blue took entire possession Of the
Piedmont Driving club Saturday night.
when Governor Joseph NJ. Brown was
dined and toasted by his administra
tive and personal military staff.
Besides the hosts of the evening. a
number Of invited guests participated.
among them being General Evans. Of
the Department of the Gulf, United
States army. and his staff.
The dinner was one of genuine good
fellow snip, and was as pretty compli
meut as the governors friends might
have paid him in any circumstances.
Colonel Frederic J. PaXon. chief of
staff, presided as POSTMASTER