davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
I-3iSb
Notice for Publication
PubliSher)


Department of Interior
L. :. Land Oaicc ~ Carson City. Nevada July
u 1913.
Notice ishercby given that George l.. Blundcll.
of North Fork, Nevada. who. on September II.
1908. made homestead application. No Oi99 for
for lot ! and the y. T.. NV. of Section -.
Township II North. Range 81 T.. Mount Diablu
Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make
final live year proof.to establish claim TO tho
land above described, before Fred c. Noi:hi.
Clerk of Elko County. nj Elko. Nevada. OF The
10Th day OF September. 1918.
Claimant names Us witnesses:
Charles L. Nichols. of North Forli. Nevada.
John Il. Fitzgerald. of Ello Nevada.
Howard Morse, OF North Fork. Nevada.
George ". Pratt. Of North Fork. Nevada.
Louis J. COIN. Register.
First Publication July -. 1913.
Last publication August -. 1913.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-08

First Publication July -. 1913.
Last publication August %. 1913.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-08

Entered ut the EllSo postofie torstransmissior
through the mails as secoad-claSs matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
WINCHESTER

Especial to. The Times. Dispa4.c,hl
Winehes,s,, Va. oeiose, IT. III most
in Winchester VIII he the marriage on
TUESDAY evening. October :. Of Miss Anne
Douglas Beverley. daughter OF MIR and Mrs.
james Bradshaw Beverley. OF this city; TO
Harry Flood Byrd. which is TO bc soiemiiEeG
IN ch.se IS sv ~ ps S,h MI nyrt
and his bride will leave the same evening
on their wedding trip. 4 large recepi!on
was have bean held immediately after
the ceremony At the Winchester Inn, but
this has been dispensed with. and the In
vltutlons for the reception recalled oy Ar.
and Mrs. beverley. owing 10 the death last
week OF their near relative. Joseph Gtlp:n
Mrs Henry Brooke Gilpln and her dauEh-
ter Miss Dorothy Gipin. VINO haze been
visiting for two months in England. r.
turned this week ana they are nov ~,
The Glipin family. near Boyse. cia y cou m,
Mrs. NJ iiit,ridge Of Cleveland, ohio,
II spending par, OF october IT her country
' ney. James Gray McAnis,er . y. q
me faculty OF the Louisville TheoioGieei
,lren. Who have been spending the summer
here and elsewhere In virginia and ba!u
more. returned TO Louisville this week
Miss Mary Louise Hennng has gone 70
Washington for the winter
who have heen visiting relatives at Nh
wood. have returned 10 their home NJ Ne
,ida. Yucatan. Mexico accompanied by Miss
Mrs Evelyn BYRD and her daughter. Miss
Mary Byrd. 81 WILDWOOD have been visit
Ing friends IN Baltimore this week
Dr William Wilmer an2 family haze
] closed their country home and have re
turned 10 Washington FOR the winter
Mrs Lewis seal and her daughter; Mrs
william - Wagner, are visiting relatives
and friends IN Washington.
Mrs Edward Hamiin and her children
u,,urned this week 10 Boston, after visit
Ing a, the home ~ her parents Major and
Mrs Holmes Conrad. ,,.
Miss Altha Johnson has gone 10 rh!!a
cielphia. where she VIII spend the greater
Mrs RS" Eichard Evelyn Byrd has returned
from Baltimore. where she has been visit
ing friends
no nome OF his father William ". Wall.
DR. John Holiday iatnne who Wa re-,
Gently elected 10 head the department OF
history in Johns Hopkins university OF Bai :
timore spent some time here with TRENDS
his week while en- route from Lexington
TO Baltimore. q.
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs MeNin
Fieecnhei,ner. In Richmond.
Canada where he spent the summer Win
his son-in-law md daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Sem Wssler. and his son. Edward =. stone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
BOWLING GREEN
sn.cial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispateh;l
Rowing Green. Va, october i-Mr ana
Mrs William T. Ennis have returned nome
from a trip OF TWO months 20 Europe
Mrs Tyler has returned to her nome
in Richmond. after spending. par, Of ' ms
week MT the home OF Or. W. !. Brondaus
Mir and Mrs Thomas voolfolk Of Pana-
ma are visiting William \ Voolfolk al
Mrs T H. GIN. Mrs. Ohio 7. .snoot and
Miss Blanch Coghiil attended the cnnven-
ton OF the United Daughters OF ths Con
feaeracy In Rich mond.
charles Wright. OF Louisville. Ky. spent
n MARI of this week with friends here.
Miss Emma Leah. after a visit or month
with friends here. has returned to her home
al Bedford cay.
daughter Mrs. T.. :. Coghill
Lewis vincen, is SPENDING some v time IN
Norfolk with his brother, Byron Vincent
Mrs Robert a. Coghil and Mrs charles
a. Bronddus spent part OF this week IN
Richmond co j,
State Innde IL speech At the Maryton Schoo'
IN the upper end OF this county, on last
Tuesday evening. This Is new school
house built by Alexander Berger who owns
th- Iayiield farm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
POCAHONTAS
| 10 The rImes.pispaten. ]

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Pocahontas Va, October DIR. Alexander
Halter who has been In New York City
for several days where he went to take
tile State Board Of Medical Examiners, Is
home here with his parents, Or and Mrs.
John F. Halter. - .
Edwin Il. Phelps. OF Charleston. w. Va,
MAS in the city for several days this week.
Mrs. J. Gordon Dlggs. OF Ashland. w
Va, who has been the guest or her par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs. James a. Iientherman.
II Tho Oaks" left on Monday for her
home.
Mrs Henry Craft of Mannering. ". Va.
here Tuesday, the guest OF friends.
$. y Worlcy was in Biueheld, w Va.
this week.
Miss Kntzcn, COT Washington. and Misc
SLOAN. OF Danver. Colorado. are in the city.
the guests of Mrs. Harry Gross, on Water
Street.
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Matz and son. who
have been. spending some time In Chicago
visiting relatives, have returned home.
Mrs. Nelson II. Goodwin of Mora, w. Va.
was in the city this week. the guest OF
Abe Lyman. OF Huntington w. Va. is In
tho city the guest of his brother. Samuel
Hymnn
j. Curtis waltcfs was In Roanoke this
week where he visited friends.
General Samuel J.. Matz. Of Cincinnati.
Miss Mary Elicit. of christiansburg. who
has been the guest of Mr.. ami Mira. JOSIE
Woodrum Eaaiey for the past week. iert
on Wednesday for her home.
John g. Dennen. OF Jenkin1ones. w. Va.
and Mrs. Thomaa b. Dennen.
Misses Reaenia IIcathcrman, Mo!iio and
Nnilie Walters. were In Buefeld. w. Va.
Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
DURHAM

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Durham y. G. OCTOBER Miss Mamie
Butter. who has been visiting friends In
his city, has returned TO her home in
q A Robinson returned Tuesday evening
from Blowing Rock, where lie spent the
Miss Bessie Whitfield has returned from 2
Mir. and Mrs. l. b. Moore. OF Alabama,
who have been an extended visit TO
relatives in this city have returned home.
T. l. Bryan and daughter Miss Catherine.
Gladys Bryan. b. W Davenport, at
Moncure on Saturday evening.
DR. ana Mrs r. II Bowling and their four
sons have returned from Petersburg, where
they attended Mrs. Bowling's sister, who
has been very sick
Miss Halle Elliott is on visit 10 Win
ston- Salem.
Watts Carr has returned 10 the city, after
spending several months with relatives In
Baltimore.
Mrs. J. s. Smith Of Raleigh IS the guest
OF Mrs. vi, r. Markham. IN this city.
Miss Eunice Halliburton, OF Fayetteville.
who has been visiting friends in Durham,
has gone TO Charlotte to visit awhile.
W. NJ Yearly has returned 10 the city
from Richmond. where lie spent sometime.
i. c. Barrett has returned 10 MS nome
at Carthage. after visiting his aunt. Mrs.
W. a. salmon. in this city.
Miss Minnie Oakley has returned from !,
visit 10 Richmond.
Mrs Louis Marshall. OF Winston, is visit
Ing relatives In thn city.
Miss Ethel Lawrence has returned 20 her
Miss Hettie Alternately has gone to Marion.
y g.. where she will visit relatives and
friends.
home in Richmond. after visit to relatives
in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
WEST POINT
Especial TO The TImee.Dispatch. !


West Point. Va. October IA very enjoy
able oyster roast Was given BY the men OF
st. Johns choir In honor OF Misses Saliie
and Sophie Goode. of Washington: Rev. G.
i. Parker, OF Newark. y. j.. who has re-
! Gently been called az rector to the local
Episcopal Church. Mr.. Price. auditor OF
ths Chesapeake Pulp and Paper Company,
who spent the past week In West Point.
Last night tho same party went TO Almonds
Wharf down the York River. on a fishing
expedition.
Misses Salie and Sophie Goodc. OF Wash
ington. are guests in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. IL. !. Lewis These young women. the
granddnughters Of John roode. annual
visitors 70 West Point. and are Away. tho
recipients of many courtesies.
delightful occasion was a boat party
down the York River. given by Mrs crosby
/ Thompson. which Included mani friends
and guests. both from Euclid Heights and
West Point The members Of the party
were guests of Captain Johnson 1T mis- bun
gaiow ~ the mouth OF Kings Greek Lunch
WAS served on the spacious seranda shortly
after the arrival. and the remainder OF the
day was spent In fishing and Grabbing.
There was ALI day service at Colosse
Baptist Church on Thursday. under the
Dr, " G, James, Of Grove Avenue Bap-
tist church. Richmond. preached the an
Tn. United Daughters OF the confcderacy
have had Hcvcral meetings recently look
this place.
John, Garrett. tormerI, Of King william,
relatives in his old home: II" = accom-
panied ~ his brother. r. c. Garrett county
clerk who has been visiting friends and
Miss jamie Robins. OF Tnppahaunock. ha.
been the guest OF her uncle. Dr.. u. y Bag
by, for the past zen days
Mrs. Thomas T.. Ba.by and Mrs r.
Nance visited recently in tho home OF II K.
Pollard. %; Richmond
Professor a former
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
BRISTOL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Rrtstoi VA October t-The betrothal Of
Miss Mary I.aRue Kite. daughter Of Mrs.
Ida Sturm kite. and Henry J. Allison. Is
announced. The nuptials viii be solemnized
October Is at the home OF the mother OF
tho bride elect. The couple viii be at home
al Charlotte " c.. after November l. The
bvide-elect is a daughter of the late Rev
X. w. Kite.
Mrs Lucy Fry Ruiiedge has issued invi-
tations to the marriage OF her daughter.
Miss Rowena Kyle Rutiedse. and Walter
Saturday. October IS, at the home or the
brides mother, at Vance, Sullivan County,
Tenn.
Arthur King and bride have returned from
the National Conservation Exposition. where
they spent few days They are now M
home at the residence of the rather and
mother OF the groom Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Mr and Mrs Kemper Finks. OF Sa!tvie.
were guests this week of Mrs. Finkss par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thomas.
Mrs s. n Graves and Mrs. Phtlpot, of
North Carolina are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Justin King. on Pennsylvania Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p: Lambert, OF Wash,
ington have arrived here to make Bristol
their home They Will occupy the residence
OF Mrs. j. G. Akers, on Pennsylvania Ave-
NY u s. I.ivasy left this week for Lynch
burg. where he Will enter business
Captain and Mrs. George r. Dove left Bris-
toll Thursday for ST. Petersburg. Fla where
they VIII make their home with their
daughter. Mrs. G. j. White.
Miss Nora Burns. OF Lebanon, ia the guest
Of Mrs C. l.. Kidd
Mrs Hannah Smith. of Los Angeles. IL
tho guest OF her sister, Mrs. II. II. Strain.
on Taylor Street tl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
ARVONlA
Especial to rha Tinos- Dispa.ch. ]

loFeCint 10 IEs jlineS- DtbDutch.l
Arvonia. Va. October 4.-Mlss Willie
Glover. OF Manteo. james River District.
is spending some timo with Or. and Mrs
Perkins Glover ut their home on Main Street
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Lenthers. who havo
been spending some time AT Mrs. L.athcrs'S
old home I'm Hartford. Conn. have returned
here. and VIII for time mako their
homo in the Arvonia Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill X. Davis who have
boon for the past six or eight months In
Kentucky. have returned TO Virginia to live
in the future. They haze been spending sew
eral days visiting Mt the home OF Mr.. Dav-
is'n sister Mrs. Il. 49, Anderson
Mrs Powhatan Staples. who formerly lived
at Lower !3remo. Fluvanna County but
who removed with hcr family to Charles
city County several years ago. is now Wis.
ting her sisters. Mrs. p. Pat,cson and
Miss Carrie Davis. in S.w Canton
Stanley White. member ~ the senior class
nj Union Theological Seminary, preached In
the Presbyterian Church here Sunday morn
Ing aud night. He returned to Richmond on
Monday.
Mrs George Nicholas. accompanied by her
son. Reavs Nicholas. Of near Scottsviile
attending all day services at Trinity Pros
byterian Church. They motoret homo
through Fluvanna County.
Lewis Porter. principal Of the AROMA
High School. visited his home IN Richmond
on Saturday ana sunday OF laft week re-
turning here sunday afternoon.
Miss Annie Nicholas. o: Scou-villc. has
been spending week here nt Ivy I'M. tho
home of Miss Margaret Brown. she return
ed 10 her home ON Wednesday
David Morgan formerly OF Arvona now
located IN Logan. ". va. Waited his home
here last week. spending several days be
fore returning 70 the West.
Rev J. Allen Christian. pastor OF the Park
Avenue Presbyterian Church. OF Norfolk
preached each night thu. week except We'd
n.Hday night. At Trinity Presbyterian
church New Canton. on Wednesday he Wis
tied Curtersviii". going from there 70 Scotia
vile and conducting services In that town
on Wednesday night, receiving a member
into tho church. IL. returned TO Norfolk
SATURDAY..
A. l.. Pi,te visited Richmond Satur
day. returning that same day
Miss Annie Williams. who har been spend
ms some time At Crockett Springs, has re-
turned 10 her home here.
Dr. and Mrs Rudd. OF Bon Air hive been
visiting Mrs Rudds sister. Mrl. Charles
Graham Thomas AZ their home here.
H. y. LeSueur. ot ore Bank. Is now In
Richmond where he Is una going treat
Incnt In q hospital. His daughter. Mrs.
charlc. ". Keel, has been with him during
Al la.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
WAVERLY

ispeclal to The Time. pispa,eh.l
" Arnold has returned from Mobile, Ala.
where he has been for tho past two weeks
Mrs Arnold and son VIII return later IN
III. month
Mrs. " j Young ana left ,waverly
las, week FOR R!ch.noad. where they will
reside in the future. Professor Young hav-
Ing accepted position 10 teach in Rich
John y IVES, Dr. has returned 10 his
home in Waveriy very much improved,
the hospi,ais in Baltimore
Mrs II \ Gray spen, several days IN
Mrs Katherine II Hurt ana daughter.
Mary have returned 10 their home In
Waveriy. after spending several months In
Mrs b +. cobb. and son. Ben sp.n,
asver.l GAYS IN The home 81 Mts -, =
Mrs v g johnson ana Mrs c T. Smith
Visited nisnmond On wsdnesdsy ins,
left wavcriy on FRIDAY iast for Deans y J
wher- they attended the funeral Of their
denly near Winchester on THURSDAY
Mrs !. =. West has returned Ia her home
IN Wnveriy. very much improved after
William, p Cooke. .: Booker. sPsqn, . sat
nFaa% nn fs sun Main " sTe-, "o''as - hover
~ j. F May has returned home after
spending TWO days IN AieAandria: where
Mr. ,schapiro and son. Herman. left
Ma MfTe MSere o ahe viii ysit friends and reia
ives FOR the next ten days
Mrs Jasper J Little i visiting friends
Mrs A l.. Gray and daughters. Miss
Lille Vaughan ana Miss Nell. spent Tues
day and "Wednesday with FRIENDS and rela-
Miss Margie snra,iey who was operated
on for appendicitis Mt one Of IN" Richmond
hospitals. il reported IS getting along very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

Ladies' Vests and Pants. me-
dunn weights, extra OQc
sizes, for -. lCN
Regular size for. .... .25c
a lot OF Maine No-Button
Light Weight Vests. high neck.
long sleeves; in 1917
stead OF 25c for. w
Children Medium Weight
Vests and Pants. size , o.
to IA years. for. i. AOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

S4.0S - Corduroys. Velvets,
Chinchillas, Boucles. etc.
Hats for the little boy or
girl. in corduroy. zibeline. chin
chilla. ETC.; several shapes and
colors; choice =. soc
a large assortment OF up-to-
date and Novelty Hats for the
little ones up to years, rang
ing in prices from OSc to S8.OS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Just About Linens

There nothing
Napkins Towels
find in
Good Table Damak
Napkins, 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Children's Coats and Hats

Handsome Goats, in cloth
and zibeline; special :. .S2.4S
At S2.9S-The Two-Toned
Boucles.
S3.OS-Chinc hillas, Boucles,
Cloths and Novelty Mixtures.
Some Refers and man-tail-
ored garments among them;
some fancy trimmed and nov
city effects up to. .S12.5O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

Towels. large, full size. ST. 90 to $12OO
grades,
braed Utica Mills These
by the yard.
We invite visitors call look feeling
full
wants reasonable prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Memo c orsets Are Healthful, Also Fashionable

Memo Corsets DO THINGS and here o the
they
They abdomen.
They SsASA
the
They mold fashionable \
:: :: !: : ::
other "a
and 'Itikops Webbing'used ONLY i Az Aa
this { &SSIS7\ I
have known = YNWAl /
perfect have them in all models EWM|
Siz
Two models extremely long r. ||lM
N
30 ss4sams medium eSaY rszz
49, ~. E EYS{IE!A EEFEH55 HAEE
Fashionable Kid Gloves
embroidery Ct n
and
pe pair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
Knit Underwear s ysaTs ch tss we"s"

Children's Union Suits, me-
dunn weight. size to 0S
16 years, for ..... ACC
Children's Z z Union Suits,
size 4 to II years, now En
for QUO
Ladies' Knit Skirts, several
kinds and all colors, pO NR
5Oc to ~. pAsOV
Extra Size Knit 90 M
Skirts for Toe to. pAsUV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
October Sale of Blankets and Comforts

Handsome All-Wool Blanket extra large, 72xS4-
inch size (weight. a lbs.) has fine ribbon binding
and rich border OF pink and blue; these Blankets
would be bargain at $500 for Mon G1C SN
All-Wool Blanket extra large size, 72xS4 inches
(weight 6 a lbs.); very handsomely bound and come
with pink and blue border; good value QN n M
for $1,000; for Mondays sale ...... splU.UU
70xS2-inch SIZE Fine Wool Blankets (weighs S "a
lbs.), 2-inch ribbon binding, with pink and blue
border, that usually retails at $1,000; for 90 HA
72XS4-inch Size Extra Fine Wool Blanket with
handsome ribbon binding. with either pink or blue
border. and a good value at $500; Mon Q7 EN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

Large Double-Bed Size Cotton Comfor-
tables, made Of best quality white cotton
and covered with handsome sateen, with
beautiful floral designs; $500 90 40
value; for Mondays sale. eDCsCC
Fine Cotton Comfortables, large double
bed size, covered with lowered sikoline,
with silk border; for Mondays HO IN
sale only ............... epAsCU
Large Double-Bed Size Comfortables,
covered with slkoline dark
s Golors. .a,e S1,7S value for Mon S1.39
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05

Large Double-Bed Size Down Comforta-
bles, covered with handsome sateen, with
floral design and wide border of pink and
blue; prices for Monday, $500, dsr ~
1874 Extra Large Double Bed Size Fine
Wool Blankets, with pink and blue bor-
ders; real bargain for $500; Or 40
for Mondays sale only. ~ epOsCO
ia Large Double-Bed Size Fine Wool
Blankets, with pink and blue border: a
good value at $500; for Mon pA no
days sale only ........ eD4sJS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
The Ne.U Fall Waists
At Special Prices

Crepe de Chine Shirtwaists, yoke back, in
olain and fancy stripes. new drop QE M
shoulder and sleeve, at. ..... pCeVU
Cream Net and Lace Waists,
with sleeve and shoulder, at or M
S30S and ......... spCsUO
Colored Lace Waists, in navy or 90
and green. with fancy plaid vest. mt epC.CC
Fancy net and chffons. in all
shades with net O. n n m
vests at S1.48 and ..... D1UeUV
Colored Chifons and Persian Crepe de
Chimes In all new shades, very Q1g M
dressy models, at $3.50 and. p1CsUO
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-15
SCHOOL GIRLS 1 .; =.
PROVE THAT THEY 3 &
ARE GOOD COOKS

Tho second or May brcakfasis'"
prepared and served by the cooking
class Of the Domc~,ic Science de-
parimcn, Of the Trinidad hiEh school
was given today at 'hr hixh school
the guests including the mothers aud
friends Of the girls Of that depart
mcnt. The cooking department L.
divided into rwO classes. consisting
OF twelve Rirls In each. and ycse1S-
day. and tosiay's breakfasts were
entirely prepared by the two classc.
in turn. and the expense was kcp,
within certain likiit. Four courses
were served and each dish was pre-
pared in tempting and appeiixing
way. and would do credit to many
'aa older and more experienced cook.
The long table in the dining room
of the domestic science room WAS
I'sAratcd In 'inirics and ferns. and
covers were laid for twelve at each
hi tile breakfasts. The menu scrv-
a! was as follows:
Strawberries au natural.
Lamb Chops Green Peas
Potato Putfs. Mint Jelly.
Hot biscuits.
Waffics. Syrup.
The guests at yesterdays break
fast included Mrs. Robert Ycaman.
Mrs. Edward West. Mrs. Spcrry. Mrs.
i. Spahr. Mrs. N. -. 1sabcock. Mrs.
+. e. Farquharson. Mrs. W. X. Lewis
Mrs. Reed. Mrs. r.. q. Hawkins. Miss
Neiio Roberts.
Todn,'s guests were Airs. Leila
May Aui' maaS.AIrs. wf'p. Dunlavy.
Mrs. l.. X. Horn. Mrs. Powder. Mrs
r. T.. Rose. Mrs. r. o. Butler. Mrs
!. n. Wilson. Mrs. r. ". Ioncs. and
Misses Anna Ryan. Tot Mitchell.
Kate Schncck. and Nellie Roberts.
Wednesdays breakfast was pre-
pared and served by Helen Ycaman.
Alice Reed. Mary Horn. Marjorie
Williams. Helen Sears. Helen Bab-
cock. Augusta Williams, Louise Fur
|qmhsrson. LILLIAN Spcrry. Elsie Spahr
and Myrtle Hawkins. The girls in
charge Of today's breakfast were
vcrna Sonners. Bertha Powder. t.u-
ciie Duniavy. Leila May Aultman.
Helen Rose. Carloyn ROY. Irene Jam
ieson. Mary Ryan. Florence Nelson.
Myrtle Wilson. Leila May Aultman.
Eloise t.c Gcre.
As this In the first year that cook
ing has been taught in the high
school Miss Nellie Roberts. Instruct
orees In that department. is to he
complimen nted on the wonderful re-
suits accomplished. Each girl in the
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-15
Young Woman Dies 81"
After Long Illness

' Mis- Ophclia Johnson. daughter oil
Airs Frank johnson. died nj tie
family residence. 1909 Stoncwali
AZ cnuc. ut a:;o last night. Death
vs the r"sll, OF nm Illness extend
ing over u period OF several months.
The demise Of the popular young wo-
man comes as great shock to hci
relatives and friends. Death was
the peaceful ending OF her suffering
aud during her long illncxs the young
woman was always cheerful and en-
d'arcd hcrscif To all who knew her.
The deceased was twenty years oi
axe. was raiEcd and educated In
Trinidad. being u graduate Of 81.
joscph's Academy. For the past
.sar she had been employed ut the
iam!cson Hous.furnishins store; 'his
about u month ago her scritus ~,
ness made II necessary. for hcrto Civ.
up her duties. She h survived h.
her mother. tho widow Of aFr46k
johnson. and by two hroti,ffs Mud
four sisters. Tho brothers NJ ny
Johnson and Louis johnson. Ne.
ter an employs Of the White lioqka
The oldest, sister, Airs. Pcrfcctp SaiA-
zar., Of ~ Psso,. Texas. .arriy here
to-day. -.p "
The funeral win take, place s.ftwi
day morning from the Catholic
church. n ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-15
Cleo Card Club.

The>cieo Card clmb met this after
noon with Miss Mamie Kan" at chr
home on Seventh street. After the
game u luncheon carried ont In tn"
colors Of pink IN dvhitc wns served
by the hostess asstistcd by Miss
Irene Kane ana Mrs. !. y. Kane.
Frank Norris. Mrs. Claude Mitchell.
Mrs. II. T.. Gregory. Miss Amy Rims.
Miss Alice Parker. Miss Giadys Me
bride. Miss Mary Srhurman. Tho
club members present. were Mrs. Z.
=. Kane. Mrs. An,bros Lunncy. Mrs.
Austin I.unncy. Mrs. Frank Flynn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-15
LAW RELATIVE TO SUNDAY
CLOSING OF SALOONS


al
OF
q o. the
n
The following ANY AND EVERY
PERSON CONVICTED THE PROVISIONS
THIS SECTION SHALL he PUNISHED by y FINE or NOT LESS
THAN HUNDRED HUNDRED DOLLARS
EIGHTEEN
Since
Inquiries made lcsa
which
md niay closing