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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

pilbe fore til, at 9anerne igien piloe
benpenbe fla til Snteritote Commerce
commissioner ON Rct til at iorbsic
Sroettarterue. Gette er BOG iencrc
bIet bcnGdtet, ifjsnt 9anerne rigtrs'
nof ioitbolber, at Den eneite Waaoe,
bporpaa De fan flare iorsgeoe ITO
after, or at opnaa Ell tiliparenoe
Sorsgclie | 1arterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Zoo China.

Sra Central China 5an1ine Re'
Iiei Committee, Sbaugbai, bar hi
mobtogct Ell Innoouing pm al ben'
itiue til RoromGnoeuc / DC 5orcuebc
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hipIpe bcn itore Roo, iom bcrifcr
hIanOt 9eioIfniugeu / piSic Giitrif.
fer / China. Somtioig bar ri moo.
tnget isIgeuoe SfripcIie fra Ell al
Sa,geS Spnohcs MiSiionGrer Der.
borte, 8aitor Gbriitian Stofitao:
&r. 8eoafter!
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Lief Societp", / bpiS SGnber er ON.
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nj, arbci0cr baarbt meb at inbiamle
% iiboele QfioIer til DC 10 eIer tire
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SperipsmmeIicrue ifior CONNER or
itiuet Inii9t I'll Iniigt meo Sum.
%aerS6eoen. llbenom bisie ieger Gel.
ifabet ogiaa at fomme benz til SiGlp,
ion al ari9cu or bleunc berspcoc
SrlS og SepnetSmibler % De 10 ellcr
ire bunoreoe tliienb / oct nebbrGuo.
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oct ienber S]plpsninger. ON De
giennem 9ereS @lao pil gisre biSie
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ticne en- 900 Sag. SeIifobct or al
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OF biGIpe til meb &ehuinQSarbcibct
Der o. ifaI ienoe Gem Ell SfilOring
berfra. SmeOeuS er oct ON at giere,
at 9iOragene fommer ino iaa mart
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
6 briitian Stofitao.

Sbet ri onbefoIer Sagen til pore
2Pieres Opmerfiombeo, bebeS olt.
ioo be, iom bar @icrtcIag Tor biSie
bore nsOIioerbe 0tebmenneifer, at
ienoe fine 9iorng Oirctte til CHE
&eO Groi5", @oibington, 3. &.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

rSrItTb a. srroSn usss stTrrN JUsI lbm 1905 AZ rHE Posi-
crIcE a. DTooA.n, Iowa. usDrE THI Aa " CoEsErss o,
kLEp s, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
UorthfieIo.Srep
Hortbfelb, Winn., 16oe STARTS 1912.
gcgeiitring for Gpalb Mmunoien.

Otter Inoagten | aapellet ieaar
talte Er9lioent ailoabl til Shloen.
terne ON Goalb Imunoiens Spopols.
Zero. Eearp, ia ban, bar opoaaet
Toropplen; Toalb amunoIen, Spb.
pollen. Eearp er Imerifaner; Goalb
Mmunolen, Norbmanb. Sg Ri er
rif-amerifanere @i fsler os fnpt.
teoe til begge WGnS, Ga hi er gor.
gere at amerifa os norife al Ser.
fomit. San minbet 90 ON, at bette
bar Imlnbiens treble itore 9ebrift.
gmlnoIen bapbe for funbet oen mag
netilfe Noropol og Horopeitpasiagen,
to ge9ipenbeber ION boer for Tia /
Jig ielp bar NOT til at gisre en- Mtano
peroensbersmt. Wen atpaa altiam.
men fommer mi geretningen ON, at
Imunoien bar giort bpab intet Ien-
neife for BAN bapbe giort, - ban
bapbe plantet oct norife. Stag paa
Spopolen, bpor BET fanife, for aft hi
peo, paier for Sinben ibag. Gr9ii-
bent ailbobl minOet o. ogiaa ON
Den Stprfe, gisbom og Wob, ser
tr9nates og ubpiites til at nofsre en-
laaban georift. Eli Slutning tog
ban frem oct norife Stag, iom Mm-
unbien forpreoe ct, Olaf College, ba
ban bar Der paa Seisg, - ct Stag
Iom Imunoien baobe bapt meb fig,
oa ban opbaget WagnetpoIen. Soet
Ereiioent &ilbabl bolbt bette Stag
foran Zig reiite Soriamlingen fig og
lang meb intens araft og gegeiit.
ring "SSa, hi elifer".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Sobn q. Mobn bGSres.

Sobn o. Wobn BANDIT en- eneitaa.
enbe Seier / bort gppalg igaar. l1b.
at 1909 Stemmer palgtes ban til
GrGiibent for 9pens 9oarb OF gbll.
cation meo St2 Stemmer. Sons
Wobitanber, Der fln fit 1877 Stem.
mer, er goot fienbt Der, ba ban |
aarepis bar p9ret Mopofat | 8pen.
San bar en- Sib Gountp @ttornep /
Slice Gountp og bar | De iibite TO gar
pGret E%rpiibent for Sfoleboaroet.
90 bog, omenb ban babbe bolbt. og
bolber fremrogenbe StiGinger, brep
ban BOG erunoig Hagen al Wobn, oe
oct tiltrobs for, at iioitnGpnte bIep
iifret iom 4onoioat for Boiten neppe
~ elmer, fsreno gaIget ifulbe finbe
Steo.
Sobn g. Iobn, afbsbe grpiioent
Wobns nGitGlbite Ssn, er SiaIen /
~llbgipelien al oct eneelife glab "Ror.
pegian.a merican". San liener So.
oeren meget. San bar bans Ipie,
aniigt, Stemme % Sang. Sapbe
ban Sioeifi9g og lpiere Saar, bill Be,
iom fienote Saberen / bans pngre
Gage, upilfaarIig fomme til at tpnfe,
at BrGiioent Wobn err enonu ilioe.
Eoa 8runb al Geoaftsr @obns itor.
article Seier, ser bel n9rmeit err ct
ltbilag for Ben Bopularitet, iom ban
npber, %foruoiiger Senner, at oenne
Seier er fanife @egpnoelien til en- for
bam brilliant politiif 9arriere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
81. Slai pinSer besge Sebatter.

Srebagsaften ben 15oe Warts bel-
tog ct. SIaf / bpao man paa engelif
faloer en- triangular Sebate". Mac.
dieter College / ct. Ealll % Sarge
College / Sarge par 0e to andre Gel
tagere. Spert College bapbe TO
teams" og alle oebattereoe iamme
Iften. S Sopme 8apellet bapee ct.
Slafiterne oen affirmative Sibe moo
Macaleiter; / Sarge bupbe Sargo-
iIterne Den affirmative SIDE moo ct.
Slafiterne; peb @~acaleiter College
bapbe Macaleiter Den affirmative
Sibe MOB Sarge College. llofalbet
blep, at ct. Slaf BANDIT begge 9ebat-
terne; Sarge tabte begee os Maca-
letter bandit en- Sebat % table en-.
Sebatemnet par: ~&eioIpeb. that tbe
llniteb States government ought TO
eitabIiib q central bdnf".
Com mon Ter al llofalbet, panoi
Den affirmative Sioe TO @ange at DC
ire. 9ette par fanife o~perrafenSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

1880 ~
8. Sor. @affen, Iifer.
4. NreI Reiitab, ariitiania.
3. Ser. 9ierfe, 9. Ifer.
6. 5. SbomasieuL "grnuIi".
Z. 90. Gbrii%toiierier, Srammen.
&IaSie | fombineret 2sb):
I. Sob. ariitoiierien, Ssrfeoa.
lens Sbri.
3. Sans lllepolosipter, 90.
3. 8unnulf Staurbeim, SeIemm.
fen.
A. Su,ls @raotber, Woblm.
8. Srpgpe SfielsbGf Granmen.
6. Tan. Senspeen, ariitianiu.
Z. Irel 9lanfombSbraoten, SIR,
feoolens Sorf.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09

Prof. Morehead's mother, from
near Lane, spent Sunday with him
in Scotland, returning home Mon
day.
The Scotland and Parkston
high school ball teams met on the
local diamond last Friday and the
result was a victory for the local
team by a score OF eight to two.
Chas. Zolnowsky was in the box
and his curves proved too per-
picking for the Parkston battera.
Mrs. Frank Tincher arrived
from Vermillion Tuesday to join
her husband who came here sever
al weeks ago and purchased the
barber shop of label Stafford. They
will keep house in the dormitory
building.
Just what you have been want
ing for years. a nice clean Sootless
coal. For your cook stove you
will find the very thing you have
been looking for is our Tennessee
Sootless. For sale only By Good
ridge-Call Lbr. Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09
From the Trip Ledger,

L lUIi tue mp I-eaGet'
Joe Dvorak met with a painful
accident Monday. He was driving
a team hitched to o wagon truck
and was sitting on the front boil
ster holding a jug of vinegar, in
turning a corner the wagon hit a
bump and Joe was thrown to the
gtound, his head vas caught by
the wheel which passed over it, to
add to his misery the jug bursted
and his face was badly cut. At
present he is resting easy.
John Stark of Menomee Falls,
Wisconsin visited a few days this
week with his daughter, Mrs. Rev.
Krieger. Mr.. Stark was in Trip
two years ago and can see a won.
derful improvement since that
time. He is so enthused with the
climate and general outlook of the
state that he has decided to return
to Wisconsin and sell his property
and return to Trip to live.
Karl Hirsch is having serious
trouble with n of his eyes and it
is feared now a cataract is growing
over it.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09
R egular meeting of City Council.

Meeting called to order by Mayor
Goehring. F. Goehring having been
reelected as Mayor. r Jasmann hav-
ing been reelected as alderman of the
LIST ward; N. Jungmann as alderman of
the End ward; and Joe Trantina as
alderman of the 3rd ward were duly
sworn.
Roll called; the following aldermen
were present: Brown, Bliss, Jasman.
,Jungmann, Ser, and Trantina.
The City Treasurer presented his
Bond and on motion was accepted.
A. E. Parmenter was appointed as
City Assessor and on motion was con-
frmed by the Council.
The street and water committees were
appointed to make arrangements and
get figures on a drainage Well and
Thing of the west end of Main street
between the corner of f. ZolnoWsky's
saloon and the Depot and the North
half of the street between Reich Bros,
old Hardware building and Joe Platt-
ner's residence.
Milo Baird was elected City Marshall
and Street Commissioner by Ballot.
Ross Sifford was appointed City At
torney and on motion was confirmed
by the Council.
o. ]. Bruhn was appointed City
Auditor and on motion was confirmed
by the Council.
The Citizen-Republican was appoint
ed Official Paper and or motion was
confirmed by the Council. Aid. Bliss
voting No.
Frank zolnowsky presented his APP
plication and petition asking for per-
NIT to engage in the business of selling
intoxicating Liquors at Retail as fol-
lows to wit: At Lot 10 Blk l4-lst
ward.
Martin Rembold presented his APP
pllcation and petition asking for per-
NIT to engage in the business of selling
intoxicating Liquors at Retail as fol-
lows to wit Lot & Q Blk l5-3rd ward.
kostlan & Buyer presented their APP
plication and petition asking for per.
NIT to engage in the business of selling
Intoxicating Liquors at Retail as fol-
lows to wit: At Lot 8 Blk 14--lst
ward.
Moved that Friday the 3lst day of
May at $50 p. m. be set for the hearing
and granting of said petitions and by
vote it was so ordered.
On motion meeting Adjourned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09
f. GOEHRING
o. j. BRUHN Mayor
Auditor

Notice of duplication to Sell I%ntorica-
ting Liquors.
Notice is hereby given that Kostlan &
Bujer have filed in my office an appli-
cation for permit to sell intoxicating
liquors at Retail on Lot s Rlk. IA in
the list ward of Scotland, S. D
And that said application will be
heard by the City Council of said city
on May 3lst 1912 at $50 p. m. at the
City Council Roo m at which time any
person or persons may appear before
said Council and give any reason why
such License should not be granted to
sell intoxicating Liquors at Retail in
Scotland, S. d.
o. j. BRUHN
City Auditor
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09
Notice Of Application to Sell Lntoric-
0tinQ LIQUORS.
City Audito

Notice Of Implication to Sell hatoric-
dting Liquors.
Notice is hereby given that f. zol-
nowsky has filed in my office an appli-
cation for permit to sell intoxicating
Liquors at Retail on Lot 10 Blk. "a in
the LIST ward of Scotland, S. D.
And that said application will be
heard by the City Council OF said city
on May 3lst 1912 at $50 p. "a, at the
City Council Room at which time any
person or persons may appear before
said Council and give any reason why
such License should not be granted to
sell intoxicating Liquors at Retail in
Scotland, S. d.
O. j. BRUHN
City Auditor
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09

The city auditor presented his report
for the year ending May /, 1912 and
on motion it was received and referred
to the finance committee
The report is as follows:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09
From the Avon Clarion

From the Avon Clarion
Geo. Rishel loaded his worldly
belongings into a car last week
and left for Lennon, S. D., where
he will unload and haul them to
Buffalo, S. D. where he will hold
down a claim. Mrs. Rishel and
Mrs. Ed. Schenkenberger left Sat-
urday morning.
Miss May Harty, formerly of
Avon, is editor of The Dante Re-
porter, a new venture in newspa-
perdom. Bert Welshman of Wag-
ner is publisher.
Canton Leader-Owing to the
income tax passed by the last leg
islature the Ringing Bros. have
decided to leave Baraboo AMI the
state of Wisconsin. They are now
packing their household effects,
together with circus outfit and will
remove to Bridgeport, Conn. Work
has also suspended on the new
opera house which AL Ringing
started to build in that city. The
Ringlings have made their winter
quarters in Baraboo ever since
they started in the show business.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09
Notice Of Application to Sell hato1ic-
afiu0 L,;u3t0ye

Notice Of Implication to Sell Lntonic-
dting Liquors.
Notice is hereby given that Martin
Rembold has filed in my office an APP
plication for permit to sell intoxicating
Liquors at Retail on Lot and 2 Blk Is
in the 3rd ward of Scotland, S. D.
And that said application will be
heard by the City Council of said city
on May s1st 1912 at $50 p. M. at the
City Council Room at which time any
person or persons may appear before
said Council and give auy reason why
such License should not be granted to
sell intoxicating Liquors at Retail in
Scotland, s. D.
Oh. BRUHN
City Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09

RECEIPTS.
Saloon license $500 90
Shows 10 90
Water rent G M & st P Ry 80 90
Merry go round IA GO
Water meter IL 40
City water tap IL 90
Water works bonds 5000 90
Peddlers' license IL 50
Pasture rent IS 90
$5769 80
EXPENDITURES Warrants Issued)
Total warrants issued Sill, 543 16
Warrants outstanding, 10-5-08 / 10
l1,544 26
Issued and cancelled 257 80
1926 46
Issued on sinking fund 1,211 40
1905 O6
Issued but not paid Z 90
Total paid 1O,O6S 06
On motion the Deeds of Karolina
Serr, N. Ser Jr., VIM Glassmann,
Gottlieb Glassmann, Jno Schmlerer,
Mrs Anna eabatka and Geo Billig-
mayer being conveyances of certain
Tracts to said city Of Scotland for
Highway purposes beginning at a point
of Intersection of the North line of Lot
6 or r and the west line of the side
walk now extending southerly from
and along the west side of Elm street
thence southerly along such said side
walk line to the south line of Lot 2 or
CD, thence east 40 feet thence north to
a point 40 feet east of the place of be-
ginning, thence west 40 feet to the
place of beginning were accepted and
the auditor was instructed to have
same recorded.
No further business appearing before
the old Board OH motion was adjourn
ed.
F. GoEHRING
Cd. BRUHN Mayor
Auditor.
City Council Room. Nav 6. 1912.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-05-09

City Council Room, May 6. 1912.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17
Ella Wheeler Wilcox .; :: 4 $500 E.. e:


born a thief; and went through life
a kleptomaniac.
Innumerable cases can be cited OF
the immediate results Of the mental in
fluenee OF the mother on her unborn
babe; and there is no subject of great
er import for woman to study than
this
The government would do well TO
set aside certain sum OF money 10
aid such Investigations for the benefit
or the science OF eugenicS-
And this present moment is a most
appropriate one to begin these inves-
legations.
Science is doing great deal in its
effort to conserve and prOlOng life.
World Needs Better Order of Things.
But it is not so much the continuance
of the life of individuals on earth
which the world needs as a better Or
der Of beings
Every possible investigation into
heredity, prenatal influence, childhood's
environment and early associations
should be made, and the information
carefully classified and presented to
the world for consideration
The capital punishment Of criminals
viii never reduce crime But the prop
er education OF men and women on
what fatherhood and motherhood
means will prevent the birth Of Grim
inaIs.-Copyright. 1912. by American
Journal-EXa1hiner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17
Society
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Dances

Miss Meta Ormsbee gave a delight
full dance Friday night at her home
at the Shelter \ two piece orchestra
supplied the music and fruit punch
was served In the intermissions be-
tween dances Among the guests
were Misses CONSTANCE Pateman, VIII
Robertson Emile Ormsbee, Kate
Stoker, Nell Stafford. Sybu Shedd,
Kate Hrause, Harriet Bryan Ger
trude Leighton. Glenn Adams. Karma
Deane, Lucille smith. Marguerite
Derbyshire, Maubry Henntng. Kath-
crime Russell-Smith, Laura Maude
Fink, Norma Van Surdam, Hnda
Sorenson. Carrie Gallagher, Frances
MayfieId, Emily Nathurst. MI and Mrs
Norman Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
MacCalIum, Mrs. J. J. Ormsbee, Frank
Reeves, Earl league. 10, Anderson,
Howard Gilman. Phil Warren, Henry
Shedd, Milton Shedd, Harold KiIburn,
Colbert ColdweL, Juan Smith, Blake
Baker, Norman Morrison, Walter
Davis, Bart Hillburn. Julius WallwOrk,
Edmond Sharpe, Larkins Smith, Ed
Jarvis, Percy MacGhee. Jack Roman.
Lyman. Garland Lyman, julius Haw-
kins, John Loretta and Paul Ander-
son.
An enjoyable dance was given Fri
day night in the Fraternal Brother
hood Hall by the men employees of
the Popular Dry Goods company 10
the women employees and their friends.
over $50 dancers attended. An orches-
ira of several pieces supplied the
music and in the intermissions between
dances punch was served by ld-s. Bell
Foot, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cormack Miss Josie Hirton and Miss
Carmine Villunueva- The committees
in charge were composed of the fol-
lowing: Door cemmittee,-T A Nc
Weigh. A S Jacobs; muscle. A Cook
and Z NJ. Cone; refreshments, Dave
Schwartz. r. P. Mosson. Hugh Dunn.
W. L Purcell, Jesse Mayer, J. A.
Tobias. B. E. Widdas. Joe Zellman and
Jose .Zozoya-
A few friends of Miss Alberta Martin
assembled at her home quite informally
Thursday evening for a good time.
Music, dancing and singing were en-
joyed until a late hour. Those of the
party were: Misses Helen StrattOn.
Irene Laughlin. CIatie Mae Collier Al
berta Martin. Jac1S Knight, Herbert
Spradling, ]. Hamerson, Mrs. Martin
The regular weekend dance Of the
Country club will be held as usual to-
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

= UST at this particular juncture sew
eral unfortunate men are being
y held prisoners for the deliberate
planning of the murder of a fellow
being.
other men implicated viii no doubt
be added to the list before this article
The meanest and most despicable
motive for crime in life is at the bot
tom of this dreadful and appalling act
Certain men desired to break the
laws of the land
Certain other men were bought who
violated their oaths TO protect those
The Iawbreakers were caught. and
they told the tale Of buying the silent
cooperation of the law protectors
Then these law protectors deHOer-
ately employed professional assasslns
to murder the man who betrayed their
act
Murder Not Always Wild Impulse
It is a shock TO many people 10
know there are professional assasslns
Many good people had believed that
murder was always, in these days, the
result of some wild impulse-of drunk
enness, or jealousy. OF anger, OF self
protection OF insanity.
It seems almost incredible that men
who are not moved by any OF these
emotions are to be found banded to-
gether.r ready to Kill any one for a
stated sum OF mOney-and 4 paitry
sum comparatively.
and are held by the law Tor trlal, II
would help the students OF euSenlcS 70
learn something of the prenatal anq
early childhood conditions from which
those men came It would be worth
while TO appoint a committee 10 90
about this search for the desired IN
formation with as great care as me
the criminals
There should be. indeed. such a com
mittee whose work Is TO look up the
pedigree for at least two generations
of every man and woman who becomes
Especially should the prenatal con
ditions be learned when there IS any
possibility of obtaining such data
II there is a bad piece OF road Wlere
vehicles are broken and human oelnSs
injured. the causes which Leu 10 such
accidents are investigated IN oruer 10
avoid future trouble
women into crime can be traced theh
there is a firmer foundation for our
reformers and phiIanthropists to stand
upon while they seek to better the
coming generations.
Laws of Prenatal Influence.
Only a few women of the most pro-
e-ressive order today know, or. know
ing, believe in, the laws or prenataI
Not ore poor woman of the. unedu-
Gated classes in a thousand has the
least idea on this all important sub
Yet 4 butchers wife. who watched
the slaughter of animals before her
child was born. brought forth a hui
man monstrOsity-a child criminal
who possessed an insatiabIe desire 10
destroy life
The child Of a woman whose hus-
band was a miser and who compelled
her to beg or steal pennies from MS
pockets to satisfy her hunger. was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17
ShouUers

Miss Shirley Eaton, 7O7 North Santa
Fe street, was the hostess at a mis-
celIaneous shower Friday afternoon.
given in honor of Miss CeTal Christie
The house was attractively decorated
in an ARRANGEMENT of pink and white.
Pink hearts were suspended from the
chandeliers and were conspicuous II
the decorations. Pink and white car
nations were used about the rooms
set off by quantities OF green Ie-ns-
BuncO was the amusement or the early
Charles A Reinemund won the first
prize, a pair OF pink silk STOCKINGS
and a fine white linen handkerchief
The consolation prize IeI 10 MIS- n,
a Magruder. 1t was two embroldered
linen handkerchlefS- The pink ana
white color plan was used IN the re-
freshments of pink and white ice
cream capped with pink, heart shaped
minis. and heart shaped cakes iced
in pink and white were served
shower gifts were brought into the
room in pretty crepe paper basket
of pink and white fringed With PINK
hearts and steamers Of pink
and white ribbons. MISS Blanehe
Davis and Mrs. Clarence Johnson con-
fributed to the pleasure Of the guests
with their music, each playing several
uiano solos. Among the guests present
were: Misses Blanche Davis, Maggie
Davis Irene IsafOnt, Gertrude Leigh
Sorenson, Hilda SorensOn, Alma john
son. Karma Deane, Irene Ferguson
Byrd Ferguson. Mesdames Clarence
Johnson, H A Magruder, j. n Akin
son, Homer Ellis, G. h MengeL
Charles A Reinemund, a w Young,
Kenneth Macarthur, B. +. DarbyshIre
Rowland Gilchrist, z. B. White, O
Underwood, T. Eggers and p J. Owen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17
Ell Pasoans Returning

Mrs. Joe Carpenter and Miss Mil
bred Carpenter have returned from
Cloudcroft, where they spent several
weeks at the Lodge
Mrs. J. J. Ormsbee and her f.
younger children, who have been
spending a fortnight in Cloudcroft, re-
turned Friday to their home at the
Shelter.
DR.. and Mrs F. W. Gallagher re-
turned Friday from Hollywood, Calf,
where they have been spending con-
siderable tine. They returned by way
of Gallup, y. NJ, and visited their son
Francis Gallagher. who is the presi-
dent of the Virginia County bank in
that place.
Miss Kathleen Mclean, chief opera
tor OF the Tri-State phone company
has returned from her summer Faea
ton.
Mrs. c. NJ. Geiger and son. of 1919 san
Antonio street who have been oeeu-
plying the Ford cottage at CloudcrOft,
came down to FL Paso on business for
the Fraternal Brotherhood and will re-
turn in 4 few days to remain until the
end Of the season
Miss Myrtle Bell has returned from
ar extended visit to ClOudcrOft and is
at home with Mr.. and airs. z. c. Hitch
cock. 1907 North stanton street
Miss F. HutZI has returned from
points in California