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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-07

The winning Of first prize for the
best depot park on the Milwaukee
road from MobPidge to Avery,
mention of which was made In last
weeks issue Of The News. was
httinglv observed by the Mobridge
Depot Force Saturday evening.
The entire force from the super
intendent of the division down to
the husky baggage hustlers are
highly elated over winning the first
prize in the depot park contest.
TO properly observe their success
they decided to give a big banquet
and smoker and invited a large
number of the business men 0E
Mobridge TO be their guests SatCr-
day night.
The ladies' waiting room N the
passenger depot was closed 70 the
public and arranged as II banquet
hall for this occasion.
The room was beautifully decor
ated with blue and pink cOlOrs.
Long streamers were strung from
the sides of the room to the cluster
lights in the center OF the ceiling
The streamers carried large as
sortment of blue and pink lights
and also a great number Of pen
nants. The walls were decorated
in neat designs and, there also. the
pink and bule colOrs predominated
On ore wall was large panel
made from samples Of the grains
and grasses collected for the Mil
waukee's exhibit at this point.
Three long tables bad been placed
in the room and their arrangement
and decorations were very neat and
we'll in keeping with the rest Of the
room.
At nine oiock the guests were
invited to be seated at the table,
and as each one reached his place
he found there for his use beauti-
ia. red carnaticn and . scuyenl!
pin to be used in fastening the
flower on his coat
Before the meal was commenced
DR.. e.. c. Warner was requested
to ask the blessing and he did sC
in a few choice and very appropli
ate words.
The menu was very elaborate
one and was served III SIX courses
From the serving Of The consommt
TO the bringing IN of the cigars tht
guests showed their hearty appre
citation of the meal in a most no
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-07
new SALOON LAW TO
BE TESTED IN COURT

Aberdeen Daily News: Wiitten
arguments in y case Of unusual in
tar,St which questions the validity
of the law limiting the number of
saioons in the state 20 one to every
600 inhqb;tants will be submitted
TO Judge Frank McNulty Of the
circuit court of this district.
The case is that OF Il citizen Of
Twin Brooks vs. tie town board Of
Twin Brooks. The plaintiff con
tests the right OF the town board
to Issue licenses to certain saloon
keepers Of that town, claiming that
the 900 to l. law is valid and
should Apply. The defcndent board
cbutends that the law is invalid
Attorney Frank Anderson Of Web
ster appears for the plaiGtlif and
Thad Fuller Of Alilbank and Judge
A. w. Campbell of this city for the
detendentS.
The whole contention IL over the
version Of the law as passed by the
legislature and the law as it now
stands. The bill as it was origi.
nally introduced and as it was
passed by the Legislature, it is al.
legged. contained tie following
clause:
And if majority of the voters
of such township. town or city
shall vote in favor of such sale Of
intoxicating liquors ut retail. the
corporate authorities thereof shall
grant permission for such sale for
The ensuing year IN accordance
with the provisions Of this act.
The law us it now appears on
the statute books reads us follows
in this place:
If a majority of the voters Of
such township, town or city voting
on the proposition shall vote IN
favor, etc.
The addition Of the four words.
voting on the propositions, y make
quite a difference. With these
four words omitted it would be
necessary for Il majority Of the
voters of any township, town or
city to vote in favor OF Il wet town
before the board could issue IL
ceuse. As the law now reads on
the statute books only Il ma jority
Of the votes east is necessary to
give the board this right. liz the
case Of Il light vote on the question
but "A few votes would be necessary
to decide the issue
Both sides admit that the four
words which are the bone Of con
tentiOn were not III the law a.
adopted by the legis ature.
The defendants contend that the
four words We're not III tie original
bill as passed and that therefore the
law is invalid, which contain these
words.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-07
Pleads Guilty to Charge Of Horse Steal.
inc and Sentenced to One Year.

joe Highelk, a young Indian re-
Gently arrested on the Chevenne
reservation, on rh1rgc Of horse
stealing. entered Il plea ot guilty
when arraigned in court at Ft.
Pierre. He was Sc fenced to serve
one year in the sta,e penitentiary
at Sioux Falls.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-07
Lumber Yards at Dupree Consolidate

There has been Il consolidation
of the lumber yards at Dupree and
the three remaining have taken
over the stock of the Schroeder
Lumber company and the Hollands.
worth Greenman company.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-07

The Teorey Link orchestra was
greeted by another large crowd at
their dance Monday night in the
Brown opera house.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-07

Mrs Geo. teuner entertained u
few fyieads Wednesday evening at
a seven O'Clock dinner.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-11-07
ORGANIZING A SCHOOL
AND CIVIC ASSOCIATION
Editor of the News.
Dear Sir:

am grateful to your paper for
It's recent article touching up the
proposition of a parents aud
teachers meeting, for have been
planning all along to bring such
an association about if possible.
Meetings OF people interested in
schOOls-meetings not limited to
teachers and parents-are increas-
ly popular and they can do much
good.
They are accomplishing IA great
deal in the big cities, and in many
live towns of South Dakota similar
organizations are working for the
whole year through for the up
lift of the community.
In several good town in the north
western states the school house and
and the church ediiic are open prac-
tically all the time under efficient
management, and various clubs and
organizations have the privilege
of them at stated times.
Everywhere the call is heard for
social center organization, or civic
clubs. or mothers meetings, to
place the best ideals of modern life
before the younger population.
Social center clubs are quite
broad and inclusive demanding
the best talent a town can provide.
And further, there is an increasing
demand for workers along civic i'm
provement lines generally. | have
in mind thrifty towns in this and
adjoining states when civic clubs
are power for the usual good of
their people.
=
Because OF the great work of
such organizations sister city has
earned an enviable reputation
among the cities of this state.
Why not some such organization
here? Why not have a school and
civic association in Mobridge!
Why not parents and teachers
mseting! We can at least try the
motto of our commercial club,
MObridge Moves" and it does
move, and when the Mcbride com
mercial club goes after something
it usually brings the game.
The lighting system of the town
is admirable, the walks and streets
are being put in the best condition
possible. New residences and busi.
ness blocks are being constructed.
a public library though small
has been established.
The school buildings have beeu
put in splendid condition and they
are crowded beyond their capacity
with an army of boys and girls the
best the land affords. The high
school course will be revised and
strengthened to meet the requir-
ments of the day.
Upon all sides when travelling
one hears it said that Mobridge has
splendid future before her so let
Us add our mite to help the good
work along.
Several people have urged me to
continue alon. the line of work
suggested some time ago and so
have decided to call meeting for
everybody who may be interested
III school and civic work to be held
in the high school room at 2:3O OH
the afternoon Of Friday, November
18th. One of the study clubs OF
the town will have their represent.
alive to read paper pertaining to
the work and others will be ready
with papers along the same general
line.
Here, then, is an opportunity to
serve the common good, and the
doors are open to all.
Unless the weather should prove
positively unfit. We shall have the
.Sa.a@t'ng -stasas.a -. Ns,w .enye and.
help.
w. Il. Thompson,
Supt. Public Schools.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-03

The very best standard oil cloth. in botl cGIors; sells everywhere for 25c a yard.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-03

WHITE GAUZE LISLE HOSE For women; extra fine double sole. high splccd heel, garter top. 25c IT,
 value, special .......... f( CHILD'S SOX-In white. black, tan, etc. coIored and plain tops, extra good lisle thread I7c 25c quality, speciaI....... A(
Arizona republican., 1913-06-03

Ii white and natural linen color. made ar Indianhead suiting. all sizes; just the t..fro, for hot weather: trimmed with pocket and buttons; values to $15o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-11
WOmen'S e9c Silk
Stockings a 49c

Made With <-inch lisle garter tops,
FUN fashioned cotton splicing at the
soies to make them doubly dusabls.
Thsy are In black. and are sold regu.
larry foe &C., but to make a sensation
N ON Women's Hosiery Department.
tomorrow they win be cold Ct \sc.
PER peis.
Lisie aaA Cotton Stochinls -
Women's Imported, full.fashioned
plain black Me thread and cotton
stockinO; 81 diseA ineiud- ~
ing extra Widths. ;. E4C
Women's Cotton Stock1nes -
Heavy two-thread cotton hose;
high splieed heels; In black = n
Msn's SIik Llale Hail Hose-Hsia.
forced splicing: enioss and bisck;
oil sises; slightly. durable
and decidedly good values Z n
at The price. ............... lac
Plaia and Fancy Puse Iins.a1 sun
Socks-ssconds a 3se quality; high
spaiesd hesis and toss; HACK a
aad eceors: "a siSes ~. lOC
Meme Plain and Raaey m Soeks
"A lasse variety a eeless: high
spaecsd hsels anA soss; sn m
Ma: Ssii i::ii:::I Extra n sSS
Pure sun Socks-With cotton
speieiag. h . lasus vaiety n a
plain end Sancy coasss. q. -. 40C
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-11
Kid Gloves for Men
and Women

Packed in holly boxes at this
season. If desired. Here are
special values for women, men
and boys.
Womsn's l6.Button Leneth Fine
Clace Kid Mousquetaires, to
reach fer above the elbow; q GO
Women's 7-Clasp Kid Gloves, fine
imported gloves, In tan. gray. &C
black and white ............. UOC
Women's Sc Gloves - Women's
mannish capeskin gloves. prix seam,
IN golden brown shades. Every pair
guaranteed to wear; Ill sizes; 20
Men. Sis Giove:-s.mp,e. OF Of
meme kid gloves. made to cell at $i.is
pair. Finest imported capeskin or
suede to choose from; an sises on
Boys Sl.lS Gloves; bought u
samples. hence the cut price. Fine
capeskin, slssde and mocha; IN
makes's na9ne On every pair. I &c
W0men's p. K. Clace Gloves, I'm.
ported skins, 3.row embroidered
backs; In . variety Of colon and
black and white; oil sizes; every Ct
pair guaranteed. ............. oil
Complete stock Of lined and IN.
lined Fovnss, Meyers and MARI
CSoss gloves at popular prices.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-11

your old piano for a
beautiful new Walters
Piano or p ay er
Piano. We will allow
you to pay any balance
due at the rate of $l.0O a
week on a piano and
$500 a week on a player.
~-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25
Lf go

81 event = particular Interest in Z
week tgzapie1o-s f1r lts iaeE 1t things
laelal Naz tse lzalal meeting d the
Lllg BsdEe ei1a % FrlsaY zsternoca
Is re aozne - Nra Bea Hanp.oa.
sesrsi g8eass wege BFsssn. beside
cllb mezabeEs After : merfY contest
a. cards. bringing "a its reward q hand
painted egD ard saucer ia pFeitiest ie-
u e. ard becoming the 'roray b Nrs
Pen Morgan, an elegant llnehean ras
served the following .aaies Mes-
e4nes E g. Caoate. Frank BallaT. J.
II Griffin. J. p. Carniehaei, White.
Claude sIgmon. 2. p barefoot n 2.
SPENCE. Charles Tranmsl Charles
Williams. The guest ssvor waa CAP
tared 81 Miss 1eznnie Williams. and
wza a dainty Mule apron. The club
rlll neei next Win Xrs Claude sig.
m2n.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

Nfr III H R1she Eaa hsEass cs
izr szs1ftzg sftesroen tc the Ma
Dgaeli N1sie eisb. ard AZ eapecizilg
inieeatng lsstins Haa ensoTsa TIE
isssor hs, 1as idsaiizee Dancing
and a roan1 tasls dlae1sa.en O. taa
Tkef2restsc vak.s q Naz'e gzrtieE
gatsd e. b. sTery elzh member wss
1eiig1tfzi sna instructive feature
After t1e leae1l. charming mEsiezi
program. composed q tie following
namhass waa fsH6ered Vocal aols.
sDznza. b. chzdviek. Mrs TraEicEs
Ninnet By Pa1erewski. MFs clss.
eaoe Johnson piano solo. Mss Ednz
pgweGl. yoeal solo. Nfs Charles WEI
Jams EzIiz s9ns ~ AF1ettl Mfs-
T4sg ehosla valss. seheFzz0. 8g
NoskoBski Nrs Roche Two inssrs-
mental numbers played by littie Mss
Josephine Johnson. = pupil q Mrz
Roche. we're Esil recsiveds The music
club Nlu meet next on Saturday, Feb
raayy zlta Ma Ethal Gates Leeds
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

Mr 81 r R51ls eztetza BIB
szr e trszcs e T1grszE eTsll-g ar
2 stag dlzner party. eo-s ilHss4tasF ~
Judge &. 2. Stzarr ard " a G cfurs
u CElz1c-a City. AMc-g those pFes
srt rere Wr. Rssos1 Boad Hr Alzsr
Melton. 1z1ge Frank BaleT Nr H4rFy
Eam1aFsT ard TIE gles-s ~ 10n1F.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25
N-E os51rrs zrs v-s- Ec@s
rs-1- c4ssts d 7ers5t --.

'711 1-7l8I = -.
Mra zzr5 oszEzs @ E
Fl E were E1e ea-gr gA 4 2
a.sz-szl-l r-1sgcz EiTsz FrNzz zt1s--
zacz GU Cklasel CITY 1g Ass a g
crlee. w1ese gssts t1ex 12Fa 1ez-
s1r the azs- several 1zgs Nss y q
SarAz wss also 7rass-1 a. tAs e.
l1E1tszi affair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

MFs Fisher entertained a few
friends O. ThErs1ag eseains A. AZ ll
formal 1laEst BartY CoFers Eere lasi
tor Dr. and Mrs r. II Rfll11s
Judge ana Mrs Frank Bailey and 1E
Fechheimar.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25
Bfrnssy Party


Dr. and Mm j. Reems gave a
very delightful birthday party On Fri
DAY afternoon in honor 81 the Ist4
birthday of their gFanddangh.e
Tempest Reemz Damon The hou q
eefe from 3 70 and various games
and amusemenis caused the time %
pass quickly and happily b. a deiIc.
ious tao course luncheon was serFel
al the close ol the afternoon Among
fsoss Who gathered 70 Ash the yo8ag
hcncree many happy returns Of tas
day we're Misses Marguerite and Dora-
tAy German, Grace Whatiey. Laafa
julien. Grace Slime. Juanita Ross
Edna Powell Alma Cochran. Lysa
Richards. ~ Best Holding Mar
3orie Cochran. Helen Rutherford. Pau
Inc Bishop. Dorothy and FIorsHc.
stone. Eena Pinch. Grace Hudson an
Grace CofyelL Kitten Horn. Hercede.
Baxter. Margaret and Grace Colby and
Mary Carter of Oklahoma City.
rr nil -. ritz, ... ,s. ..-.4.-.-.t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

Nrs s. r. GHksy gave a. informal
party Friday afternoon ID honor d
bra. E. M Payne o. Oklahoma Ctr.
The guests ineiuded a fen Of the old
friends 81 Mrs. Psyee and tAe after
neon vas devoted Rrinclpaily 70 iaucy
work Al O'Clock a lovely luncheon
vas served ID the dining ro0u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25


The play Mss Fearless 4 Co. 10
Be- presented b. The department o. e.
preston al the college next Tuesday
night should b. cordially supported
By Chickasha people. Beside showing
their interest in the college zeFk. )
would also be patronizing a good
cause. IS The play Is being given fof
the benefit of The Sans soaei scholar
ship fand. walea is materially assist
ing one 81 iae college girls la gainlng
her education. The play ls s delightful
comedy. one continuous laHgh from
the rise Of the curtain . the final
drop. and al those who come will Be
veil rewarded The fact Of Mss Ne
Clintic directing the rehearsals alone
give assurance d Al uD e date per
( Eormancs. and il is hoped mat q spien.
did audience VIII greet the Foaihghi
club next Tuesday evening
Young Ladies Guild.
Instead of meeting With Miss Erma
Rose IS first planned. the Young La
dies GlaHd OF the Presbyterian eAurcA
I held Ifs regular weekly meeting q
/ Tuesday evening with Nr7. G z Ross
e19 Colorado Quite q number of vls
ltors we're present. and after the reg
FadOular business session, aOciaI
hour sas enloyed. during which Mrs
Ross served iigai refreshments Tas
/ guild wiii meet again next Tuesday
evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

Mrs. T. RI. Dwyer returned home
Friday evening from Kansas City
where she attended meeting oi The
board OF officers oi tie W0man's AK
liary of the Episcopal church. Oa hei
wag home MFs. DKyer stopped 0Ter 2
day II Oklahoma City and attended
reception given b. hrs. A. G. Craee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

The Just Us Girls club S meeting
this afternoon with Miss Lacy Sparks.
The club did mol meet last Saturday
with Mss villa Baze. as previously
announced, but was unayoidably post.
poned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

Mrs. Reford Bond and Ars. VIII
Melton went to Oklahoma City This
morning 10 order % see The Prince
81 Piisen" which vas the matinee at
traction At the 0gefhoisar this aiiss-
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

The Hundred club eu5oged ils fegu-
lar weekly dance last Tuesday esen-
ing al Convention ball Miss Rsming-
tons orchestra furnished excellent
music for the occasion These dances
oi me One Hundred elab are 5ecom.
ing extremely DoBular and provide
a pleasant gathering place tor the iol
lovers 0f TeFpsic1ore each week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

Melton. 4l-Ee Frank Bailey Mr. HAITI
Hammafiy ard tie gaests ot s0nor
Internal Dirrsr Party.
Mrs Fisher entertained few
irsaas a. Tharzsag sseaing a. Az ln
formal al1Eet party CoTers rere lzi1
ior Dr. and Mrs r. II Rli4ns.
Judge ana Mrs. prank Bailey and 1iE
Feehheimar
Fsrsy-Tso CUB Viii Meet
Mrs. I'd Burton ~n eatsf,2in the
Fortg-two club en nezt Tuesday after
n0oa Il nsr home. IIs I0#a
Nrs J. q Nays entertained delight
fully Tuesday Afternoon in honor Ot
her guests Mrs. WIN C. MoseT o. c.
zent and Mrs. r. N Carl of Artesia.
M. Fogty4#o vas plaged a seven
tables. The iaFogs #sre mCunted pir-
cushions and score vas kept Eith
fancy pins. After ths game a delie-
lons two course incheoa vas served
The Hundred club eu5oyed its fegu-
lar weekly dance last Tuesday even
ing al Convention ball sisa Rsming-
tons orchestra furnished excellent
music for the occasion. These dances
Of the One Hundred club are becom-
ing extremely DoBslar and provide
a pleasant gathering place iar the iol
ioMers of Terpsicl0re each week
%
Mrs. 7. r. Dwyer returned home
Friday evening from Kansas City.
where she attended meeting o. the
board Of Officers Of tas W0man's AK
niary Of the Episcopal church. Oa her
way home Mfs. Dxyer stopped 0Ter q
day II Oklahoma City and attended 9
reception given 5y Mrs. A. G. cres.
Mrs s.. r. GHkey gave a. informal
party Friday afternoon ia honor d
Mra. Z. M Payne o. Oklahoma Ctr.
The guests incladed a fsz Of the old
+ friends 81 sirs. Psyes and the after
+ noon vas devoted principally 70 faucy
work Al : O'Clock a lovely luncheon
vas served ID ths dining roou
The Just Is Girls club Is meeting
! this afternoon with Miss Lacy Sparks.
/ The cIab did mol meet last Saturday
with Mss villa Baze. as previously
! announced. but was unayoidably post
/ poned.
/ Mrs. Reford Bond and Nrs VIII
Melton vent to Oklahoma City this
morning in order 20 see The Primes
of Plsen. which vas the matinee at
traction At the 0serhoisar this afsss
noon.
Nrs. O. 3. Prey Of Dallas. Texas
4 Who vas expected in chickasha thts
month. to Be the Uest Of Mrs FTe4
I Frey, has postponed her visit until
after Easter
o.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ludlow vii Re-
turn home from New Orleans on the
/ 9th Of February. whisa win be direct
! Is after the Hardi Gras festivities
o.
Niss Maizie Bailey d Snyder. OKLA
Is the guest Of Mrs A p Morgan
Miss Bailey viii be 90 chiekasha uhii
the latter part Of next week
%
The ChaasauqHs Circle will NEE
next week vlth Mrs. y. n Cook. Tb,
regular lesson on The Merchant d
Venice will be resumed.
o.
The Auction Bridge club is meeiin,
this afternoon with Mrs w G. choa'a
at her home. ON Iowa avenue
iCouiinaed On Page Threel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

Mrs. Rolie Phillips spent severa
days d She past week .n Blanchard
the guest 81 friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25
Forty-Tsv0 Club Viii Meet
Mrs- I'd Burton Eiii entef;-in iAe
Forty-tw0 club Ga neHt Tuesday after
nOoa Il ner home. 1Is I0Ra

Nrs. J. g. Ways entertained delight
fully Tuesday afternoon il honor Of
her guests. Mrs. WIN G. Moser q c.
-enF and Mrs. p. VI Carl Be Arteslz.
n H. Fogty-sFo vas plaged a seFen
tables. The fzvgEs Eere mCa1ted pin,
cushions and score vas kept Eith
fancy pins. After The game q dele
ions two course iuncheoa vas served.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-25

looutinued on Page Three.D
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS
HAVE GRAND MASTER

Hamilton Lodge I. Q. o. Z. was
honored TUESDAY night by the pres
eacs OF Grand Master Albert w.
Southan. OF Danville. who paid the
lodge an officis VISIT and who was
given a most cordial reception. The
attendance was very flarerine and
was augmented by the presence OF
ten OF 6fteen members OF Anniver
sarv Lodge. Clsremont. who spent
the evening here in response 70 an
invitation OF long standing from
Hamilton LoSJe.
Hamilton Lodges crack degree
team put OF work IN the fiFs5 oe'
I gree and was warmly congratulated
Ibv the Grand Master ardthe vlsisinl
brethren. An address BY GranS
! Master Soushau who spoke on one
OF the cardinal principles OF the or
der. Friendship" was heartily ap
PreciaSeo.
After an abundance Of luncheon
refreshments and cigars were served
/ the looge attended 3 special moviu
u;c.ure show AZ The Palace. and
] was midnight before Goodnight
were said. I, was Z very oelghtt'
= an6 witha, profitable evening K
D Hamilton Lodge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-20
RE-. D. NO. / NEWS NOTES

Bacon. Va. March 70 Inc next
regular mothers meeting Will De
ned Thursday. March 20. at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Baldwin. kv-
e-y mother interested IS invited 10
attend.
Superintendent Of Schools ". b.
Coggin visited Five Forks school
to5sy.
/ The children OF Five Forks $1,000.
are training for the next medal con
test which will be held some time
10 April The program promises 4
/ be a good one.
Mrs. (. NJ. Slsuson and daughte
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. B
. Walden.
Miss Essie Jester IS visiting re
aunt. Mrs. James Malone in Dslks
Miss Iuez New spent Sunday Wit
her aunt. Mrs. George Richardson.
Mr.. Joseph Graves and famil
spent Sunday wiki Mrs. Essie Rioi
z srdson.
II NJ. Charles Thompson ana tsmi
e spent Sunday al Barrett's Ferry Il
!. Guests OF Mr. and MIS- Hofmeysr
M Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Austin We
J. callers at Powhatan tarm Sunday.
&, Their vii be service At the r
s Forks church OF Sunday evening
d 4 3 O'Clock. by Rev. w. NJ. Hunt
* OF Williamsburg. AL are cordia
IA i,vited.
Mss Bessie Leal. Of Jamssto
ar Island. spent Sunday with Miss +
d. Glley.