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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-28
nOsrON COPPER MARKET-CIo,e,

Am. Zinc 30Z: Alaska Gold minss
lth: Ariz. Coml.. 3a Arcadian, ~
AiIonez, 1914 Algoms, III: Bos. &
corbin, 9: Boston Ely, 81; Butte q sup.
IN; Cal. a. Arir. 6SA Cal q Hccia,
Nv. chino, t2b Copper Range. 40
National. 2h; Franklin. ~: Giroux
N, Goldneld Cons, 2h CRANKY. &c
Greene Cananea, s isle: Indiana IL
lnspiration. 16; Isle Royale, 2sA Kerr
flower. 1874; Miami Copper, 2ST. Mo.
hawk. HA; New. Cons, iSL Nortl
Butte, 3l; North Lake g oIibway-ss,,
Old Colony. Z; oneio Copper. III Osce
ola, Pond Creek. rs q Ray Cons.
sm shannon. "a Shat. & Ariz., 20
q Boston. az Trinity. a.; Unite
Fruit COM. l77h; Utah Cons, IoiI
utah Copper S4h u. 8 Smelling, ia
90 pfd.. 4sh; Wolverine, ss.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter-Board prices are; Creamery
extras. a3c. firsts. Sic: dairy, 12c.
packing stock. 21c per 10.
Eggs Current receipts. candled.
c"'ss included. use per doz. Receipts
409 cases
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CHICAGo PROVIsIoN MARkET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.--Butter; Extras
32-Sic, nrsts 26d Csc. dairy extras. 29ci
firsts, zoe Eggs: Prime trsts, 2e&. G.
frsts. 2l& c Cheese. skins l6Aci
young Americas IKE. Potatoes AZ "
41c. Live poultry: Fowls l3le " i4ci
ducks l6Ml1c: geese, lSq lac, springs
t4a141ac; turkeys, l5c.
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NEW yonk MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK Jan 2S.-Money on call,
9 per cent. time money. 4 per cent Tor
six months. mercantile paper. UNI
changed ljar sllver-London. 81 I'D: bar
sllVer-Naw York, % 5-16c; demand
sterling. B4ST5Od4S7s0
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Apples - Fancy, ;25OQ3: ordinary
81 q l.5o per bbl.: box apples. &l.59g
Bansuas-Good shipping stock, ,l5t
Bcnns-bried Lima 747hc ID.
CauIifiower-s3.2 rs q $50 doz.
CeIers--Home-g rowH. 30a3Se.
Cabbaxe-Sl a LAB Dbl.
Cheese-Wholesale prices: Michigan
Fats. isaI6ac; New York hats 1871 o
&c. limburger, l7ElSc, domestic
Swiss. 81 q 23c. imported Swiss, ?s9
zee
CLe.tnut.-span saloc 10.
Cranberrie. = Late Howes. 50 bbl.;
25 bu
Da'e.-Persian, new. $50 &C per h.:
Fards, 81 q Oc ID.
Dressed Calves - Fancy, i2h " ! &C.
common. l0g lie ID.
California, use Id.
Fmnan Haddies-lo q lie ID.
Fresh NeEetables-Cucum hot
house, s2a225 per doZ.. lettuce, hot
house. S1 Toe, spinach, 81 u lilo per box;
green onions. loo doz.. beets. 80 " 4Oc
! bu.. turnips 50a60c bu; rutabagas.
4Oc bu.; parsnlps soc bu. dollhouse to-
| matoes 2sa30c 10 California toma
! toes. ;l.7513 per 4-basket crate; hot
house aspara gus. $3.50 doz.
Grape Fruit-Florida- s3p326 box.
| Iioney-Fancy white. 16ui7c; am
| Der. 12612Lc h.; extracted. sls 6sc 10
Hny-Detroit shippers are paying the
/ follow tnE-Pf+ceS t4F-oft4sa- IA y IN car
| lots T. O. b. Detroit No. ] timothy.
ISI45O9l5: No. 2 timothy. $3.50 1850;
No. ! mixed. s1sql350; light mixed,
| 3135e414 rye straw slO4 lOeOi
wheat and oat straw, ts9s.5o ton.
IIIdes-No. / cured hides. lac; No.
| 1 green hides. 12c. No. cured bulls
| lie: No ! green bulls. 10c: No cured
veal kip. 15c; No. ! green veal Kip, l5c'
No. / cured murrain, l5c; No, ! green
murrain Zoe; No cured calf. ~ &c
No. ! green calf. lie: No. horse hides
81: No. horse hides. SO. Sheepskins.
as TO amount OF v COL, soc q 81 so; No.
hides. lie on kip and calf. nc on.
Lcmons-t1 $50 box.
Limes-sl 4ls5 doz.
0nIons Yellow, car lots, 10 ~ soc
store lots. 55G6)c bu.: new Spanish.
Oranxes-California navel, t2.b0S4;
Floridas, Ss18b0 per box.
PouItry-Springs. l5G SIC; hens. IL
a I5c: ROSTERS 81 Toe ducks, $50 nc;
turkeys. 1sml9c III Dressed poultry:
Hens. 154l5Mc; springs, 1914 q lsc;
ducks, 1sQlsc; geese, 59lsc; turkeys.
Neutrality-suspicious. per crate.
Potatoe. Michigan. Asa Soc per bn.
tn carlots. New Bermudas. s27b bu;
g. ka-hhl
straw berries-I5 a 5UC per quart.
sweet Potntoes-Jersey, kiln dried.
S165al.T0 per crate.
TsIIow-No. /. &c: No. 2. Be Id.
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provisions showed in generally higher
level OF prices.

CHICAGO. Jan. gs-wheat. Msy
down &c. July down ise Corn; May
down Lc;-Iuly- down &C Oats. May
and July down isc Provisions. Higher.
Noon--Wheat May unchanged; july
up isc. Corn May and July down &c.
Oats. May and July unchanged.
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CLEVELAND.


Bower n Bowers Live stock HeDort.
CLEN ELAND. o, Jan. rs Hogs Re-
CENTS, 3.C00 head. market. lO4 loo
higher, workers and pigs. $3.50. med
iums and heavy. S770. Cattle: Receipts,
8 ears market slow. sheep. Receipts,
10 cars market. steady. Lambs: Mar
ket steady So down. Calves: Receipts
100 head. Sill 90 down.
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In France during the last 20 years
the births have been exceeded by the
deaths six times.
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STOCK MARKET
OPENING ACTIVE
Advances Are Early Feature
Market Becomes Quiet
Later
n. y. sTocK MARKET-CIOse.

Am Az Chem 53S. Am sug 81
Anal Cop 72A. Am Can S'N' Am
II Es. Am Cot oil 5lA, Am Loo 40 ~,
Am Smell 1874, Am sugar ll63s, Am 4
a r. I33h, Am lob 2s9, Am Wool pr
fSh, Amazon 374., Atch l0o%, & .
l02, Beth steel 80, Is !: Il " y, Can rae
Chino Cop a. chi & @ WI, {. NJ &
So y lIsh, Chi a y l37, Col + a Iron
5bN, Con Gas 1914, Corn irod IA, Lei
q III ls5h. Dis Sec Cor iSs, Erie 81 A
fS L. e t S5r Sf "a e GO 6re E st
~, ills Cent l26, Int Met ~, do IF
6Sh. Int HAIRY com llOls, Kan g south
eel. Leh Val 162 Louis & 1894. NJ.
c 1881. y Y. o a. W 80, Nor g West
ia, North Pac 1l9A., Penn X II III,
Eco q a. G lis, Pitts Coal pr 80
Press 81 Car 80, Ray Cons l9ls. Read
Fac 1914. South Iiy e7A.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The stock
market opened moderately active,
with fractional gains in all leading
issues.
IL a. m.-The market gained stead
lily IN activity and strength, dttrttfs
I the early part of the first. hour In,
ternntional Harvester advanced sew
eral points OH the news OF the in
corporation OF new company in New
Jersey. Ait leading stocks showed
fractional gains, the high for the
hour, In United States Steel. being DO
Reading reached l64 IA American
Can rose from So rs TO 50 Is.
Toward the end of the iirst hour,
the advance was checked somewhat.
Traders regarded this influence as I'M
wholesome, however. as the rise had
been too rapid. .a -
Noon-Trading was quiet during
the second hour, but the market had
a strong undertone
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More than million persons are eTn
rloyed In the textile mills OF Grea
Britain.
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BOSTON COPPER Lrrrrp

Reported Tor The Times by HAYDEN
stone a Co. Jan. Is. The Boston con-
Der share market IL showing some I'm.
provement, but dealings are stin on n
moderate scale, While the marked ia 4
rsvealed no distinctive featurea con.
tiderably stronger undertone is notice
able Lake gained some and sold al
IL fractional gains shown In Isl,
toyale. North Butte. Cal a Ariz ane
selling at 81 Chino holds at "a. Amer
can Zinc got as high as 30h Butte a
superior rallied y Of a point to "a =
Other departments OF the market ar,
more or less Irregular. Pond Creek 4
showing strength at 25h Unite,
Fruit was q point lower At III YheT
Has been fair demand for America
Tel a Tel.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

| NEW YORK, Jan. 2S-The metal
market closed dull spot copper,
lSl5.37h Ql6.sO. lead. S4.25a4.35.
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PITTSBURGH. Jan 2s-Francis l.,
stewart. chemist, who has laboratory
AT Murrysville, announced today that
he had "A process for making paper
from weeds patented here and abroad.
lie claims plant hbre paper Will sup
plant wood pulp paper.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Ian 2S--Alleglng
that tho recent storage tariff advance
on benzine. gasolene ana naptha Dy
AZ railroads east OF the Mississippi IL
merely N new form OF persecution
against Independent oil dealers begun
by the standard oil Co. representa-,
tives OF the independents today asked
the Interstate commerce commission 10
order suspeHsieH- Of the advance where
Il IL ~ fleet. and forbid It's future I'M
position.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2s-Julia Marlowe.
who was brought here suffering from
ptomame poisoning was reported TO
he much improved today. She will re-
Join her husband r. III. Sothern. I'm
Kansas city. In two weeks, IL was said
AZ tho home of j. W. Bentham, where
she Is resting.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 2S.-The
steam schooner Samoa went ashore to-
day On Point Reich, Cal Latest re-
ports were that the entire crew was
in grave danger.
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BOSTON CoPPER SHARE SALES.
Furnished by Hayden. Stone a Co,
zmsisamated al. Am zine 7to. Butte
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SEATTLE. wash. Jan. 2S,-Llllian
Graham. former New York chorus girl.
who was acquitted with Ethel Conrad,
~ the charge OF assault by shooting
w. r. ID. stokes. Is bequeathed 81, and
the love and affection or her father.
Patrick Graham, whose will has Just
been jrobated here.
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strawberries-45 q 5UC prf-quart.
sweet PotntOes-Jersey, Kiln -eued
S165al.T0 per crate.
TaIIow-No !. &c; No. 2, be I'D.
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WASHINGTON Jan. 2S.-The Inter
state Commerce commission today sus-
pended until May 81 the proposed adj
vance from $4,000 10 $4,000 pounds the
minimum carload weight on potatoes
from points Ia Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Michigan. TO points In the middle
west
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Hot From the Wires

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 2S--ofhelals OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive r1reHsp
and EngInemen. today stated that the
strike vote now I'm progress would re-
suit almost unanimously In favor OF q
wake out. The tentative oner OF tne
eastern railroad managers or certain
wage increases" and arbitration py
their own method Is no inducement 10
the hremen. leaders say.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

TOLEDO. O., Jan. 2S-wheat:5 Cash.
s2xc' Corn cash Soc. Nav 5s1.c
July. bAAc, sept. Soc oats Cash. SIC
May and July 36hc; Sept s5s.c. Rye.
v,ash' sac. Cloyerseed: Cash. Jan. and
Zen. VIZ 4b. March. Si252L oct
Hhzk Alsike: Cash. si34 80. March
~ Timothy: Cash. SiS7h Feb.
N.sOi March $te5 Butter. eas, AM
hay: unchanaeA Nhes a"N
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PIneappIes-S450T5 per crate.
Potstee.- Michigan. asa soc per bn
In carlots: New Bermudas. 1915 bu;
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
J.. I. g.. Entertained
AZ Social Meeting.

Mrs. James l.. Richardson and
Mrs John T Ward entertained the
J T.. G. Club with an informal so
cial meeting Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. Richardson home. 1902 Mon
roe street, and the guests on this oc-
casion included all the former mem
bers of the club who are now con.
sidered honorary members
The interior of the lovely home
was decorated with roses. honey sue
kles and potted plants and guests
spent happy afternoon talking
over old times and all the time en-
gageded with their dainty needle
work.
\ salad and ice cream course was
served late In the afternoon.
This is one of the oldest clubs In
Amarillo and was organized In 1901
the founders of the club being
Misses Bertha Akard. Weather
ford, Texas. pearle Bethune, Mrs. G..
T. Lawrence, Amarillo. Texas. Cor
rie Brewer, Mrs James l.. Richard
son, Amarillo, Texas. Lava Eakle
Mrs Jeff, Niece, Amarillo. Texas,
Stella HUFF, Mrs Austin Bell. Syl-
yester. Georgia, Maud Crossett, Mrs
Oscar Shilling, Amarillo, Texas,
Mary Potter. Mrs. VIII Mccullough
Venus. Texas. Claire Smith. Mrs.
Bob Doughat. Crystal Springs, Mis-
souri,. Kate Williams. Mrs. Richard
Allen. Amarillo. Texas, Floriede
Ware. Mrs. sam y. Vaughn, Amaril-
10 Texas. Ollie Hughes. Mrs Henry
Boyce, Dalhart. Texas.
The elected members OF the club
were:
Margaret llarrell, Mrs Jim Brow
der. Memphis. Texas.
Kate whitley. Childress, Texas
Maude Johnston deceased Mrs
Arthus Mcknight. Amarillo. Texas
Sue Beverly. Mrs Albert Biyins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
'hildren's Day Services at
First Christian Church.

4 large and apprcciaiive audience
Witnessed the annual Children's Day
program on Sunday evening at $3.50
o'clock at the First Christian church
a splendid program was given
and was prepared and arranged by
Mrs. W. S Davis and Miss Frances
Humphreys.
The invocation was given by Rev
W. i. Jennings. the pastor. and the
program opened with a chorus Chill
dren's Day by the children of the
church
\ song, Wee Little Tots" was
given by five little folks and was q
very enjoyable feature OF the pro
gram.
Master peyton Priddy In his al
ways pleasing style gave reading
The Judgment Day"
The entire chorus all wearin'
the white flags rendered the chorus
Line-ups."
The song, I'm Try by eight lit
tie girls and eight little boys wa
well rendered
An interesting reading was giyei
by Miss Elizabeth Benton.
The Rose Drill" by sixteen girl
in crepe paper costumes and carry
ing roses was the prettiest humble
on the pr"gram and was greatly on
ioyed.
Little Miss Helen MOntgomer
sang Goodnight solo.
The chorus sang Tell II Out" an,
the program was brought to fittinl
close by the Goodnight Drill.
The proceeds were for the benefl
Of the foreign mission fund and IN
offering was most liberal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10

Amarillo. Texas.
Cornelia Sweet. Mrs. II. II. Seeds,
llO9 Octavia ST. III Paso, Texas.
Laura Potter. Mrs. &. T. LeMond,
Fort Worth. Texas
Katie Sutherland. Mrs. G. II. Mel
ton 6l6 Philip St. Oklahoma CITY
Oklahoma.
win Elliott. Mrs. Dean Kirk, Am
arillo. Texas.
Mamie Trigg. Mrs. Il. ID. Owen,
Fort Worth. Texas.
Helen Jones. Mrs. pipkin. Canyon
City. Texas.
Maude Roberts. Mrs. Tom CoDle
Plemons. Texas.
l.udie Wood. Mrs. 7. d. Pearson
Waco, Texas.
Trulie Works, Mrs. Shirley Bale,
Dalhart, Texas.
Jean Blackburn. Mrs. x. W. Wat
son Amarillo. Texas.
Nora Gouldy. Mrs. Allen Farley
Amarillo. Texas.
Lena Brack. Mrs Charles lloov
ers. Amarillo. Texas.
Lillian Eakle. Amarillo. Texas.
Bernice Russell, Amarillo. Texas
Iva Mobiles. Mrs. Frank j. Storm
Amarillo. Texas.
Bertha Kate Num-. Mrs. u. c. u
Bynum, Amarillo. Texas.
Belle Wilson. Mrs. John Ward
Amarillo, Texas.
ElOise Cakes. Mrs. G. Slaughter
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Theo Bentley. Mrs. Horace NJ. Ru
sell. Amarillo. Texas.
Winnie Trigg, Mrs. Davis Tudor
Amarillo. Texas.
Kate Sockwell, Mrs. VIII H. Mi
len. Amarillo. Texas.
Alliene Brazrlton. Louese MOI
ming, lIortense Russell, Tollee Piel
son. Katie Ray Niece. Pink Jenkir
Retha Penny, Marion Russell, Bes
Whcatley, Fannie Fern Mastersol
Elizabeth Whyman, Glare Davis an
Bonita Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
Sto,ldlard Class No. .
Question ON Lesson.

i
Stoddard Glass No. will meet
Friday. June 10, with Mrs. j. s. MI
gent. 1000 Madison street.
Subject-Japan, to page 70.
Answer roll call with current
events.
Give location of Japan and gen
eral description. including area. pop
ulation. climate. products. industries
Inhabitants. language. education. his
tory. etc.-Whole class.
who first sailed around the world
and when?
| Compare length of time required
now and formerly for that journey
What route did Stoddart select
and what place does he describe a
his starting point?--Mrs. Holland.
Describe first sight OF Rockies. al.
SO Banff, and surrounding scenery
At what place did he embark iol
Japan? Describe scenes preparatory
To sailing Mrs Ball
Give description OF ocean voyage
What happens when lSOth meridian
is reached? First sight OF land DEF
cribe landing Mrs. philpott.
What means of locomotion await
one? Describe this vehicle and give
iigin of word. Whose invention i
il? what Is the man called wh'
pulls Il? Describe view from hotel
Miss Stubbs.
Describe Yokohama. How are II
houses numbered? What of It's eli
mate? Foreign cemetery. Mention
Iancient capital what does one be
gin to realize here? Mrs. Nugent.
Describe Statue Of Buddha. Is
land of Enoshima. Natural cavern
, Mrs Lemons
Departure for Toxic What was
B. formerly called? Describe locatio
and size. Imperial palace Mrs
, Ncale.
) Tell of offices of Mikado and She
b gun. Also change In customs of RI
Ter. Adoption of European customs
[ etc Mrs. llouser.
Who were the Daimios? Mentio
A Japanese nobility. What was S;
5 mural? What effect had change {
government on them? Progress {
h education. Mrs. Downing.
r What Is peculiar gateway called
= Describe and give theory OF the
Q lorigin. Rows of monuments. MIR
: Ellison.
Mrs. W. T.. Groendyckc. leader.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
NargueritcS Begin
House Party.

The Marguerites, recently orga-
nized girls club. is enjoying de-
lightful round OF pleasures this week
in the form OF a house parties, line
parties aud bunk parties will con
tinue throughout the week, begin
ming AZ the home of Judge and Mrs
5 H. Madden, 100 Van Buren,
street last evening. whore tents
were pitched with Miss Minnie Mad
den as hostess.
The party will be entertained al
breakfast this morning at the j. II
kcndrick home. lll0 Harrison
street with Miss Violet Kendrick as
hostess.
The vacation time brings forth
many happy events for the younger
social set of Amarillo and the Mar
guertes house party promises 10 ~
one of the most deliehtrul Of thi
season
The party Is composed Of Misses
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
NcGcc-Shircnan.

The following invitations are out
and announce the marriage of one OF
Amarillo's very popular young lad
les TO former Amarillo man:
Mr. and Mrs. John X Sherman re-
Iquest the honor OF your presence al
the marriage of their daughter. Car
Ia Mayze. 10 Mr.. Reecc Edward Me.
Gee, on Wednesday morning, Jun,
the eighteenth. AZ eight O'Clock st
Andrews Episcopal Church. Amaril
10. Texas
At home after September the first
Summerland, British Columbia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
VI, aud Mrs. Arthur
| Anderson Entertain.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
entertained at breakfast Thursday
morning at their home. 703 Lincoln
street IN honor Of Mrs. Earl Meal
lister and Mrs Moss Of Canadian.
The shades were drawn and the
house was lighted by electric lights.
The DECORATIONS consisted of Smi-
lax and garden roses.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
A T.. Wentworth. Mesdames High
tower, a. {. Goodno, G W. Baker,
A. u. Cartg. Cayer G. II. Blake. +
A. Hageart. Frank Grant. II. H. Rob
nson and 9 h. Berry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
Reception.

The Pilgrim Workers of the Con
grcgational Church will give an in
formal reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. =. Bright. 1907 Lincoln
street. from $50 to II O'Clock In
honor OF Rev. T. l.. Dyer of AlbuQuer
que, and Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Guess
and family.
Rev. Dyer will be pleasantly re-
membered by many Amarillo people
having been former pastor of the
CONGREGATIONAL church here. and he
is now the guest of his sister Mrs.
A. H. Guess. il0S buchanan street.
Mr. and Mrs Guess and family
will leave the latter part of June
for Dayton. Ohio to make their fU-
lture home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
Bachelors Entertain
Post Office l,oys

+. q. Seymour and Archie enter
tanned the members of the Post Of
flee and their families Saturday
night al their home. 1919 Pierce st.
Punch was served and games OF
iorty-two were enjoyed while the
post office string band furnished
music much 10 the pleasure of all
Those present were:
Mr., and Mrs. G. VI. Tyler. chap.
erones. Mr. and Mrs G.. NJ. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Tadlock, Mr. and
Mrs. c. &. Southwell, Mr.. and Mrs
W + Davis, Mr. and Mrs. ". W Nc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
"Jolly Girl's Club
With Mrs. Broyles.

Mrs. Il. y Broyles entertained the
Jolly CRIB Club" on Thursday ey-
ening At her home. 1905 Lincoln 81.
The eyepIng was spent la CONVEX
sation, MUSIC aud games
RefreshInents We're served consist
Ing OF brick lee cream aud cake.
a good tine was enjoyed by those
present
Mrs Edna Shirley, Misses Lucia
Miller, Frances Garner, Jesse Beach
Goldin Ragsdale, Floe Marlborough
Hetty Ivy. Ruby Huffman.
Miss Lepa Miller will entertain
the club nett Thursday. 40 Arthur
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-10
Bridge Club With
Mrs. lSaacS.

Mrs sam lsaacs entertained the
Bridge club with a lovely meeting
at her home on Harrison street on
Friday morning from to ~ o'clock
After a very pleasant series OF
games the guests were served an ele-
giant two course luncheon.
The club prize. beautiful silver
spoon, was won by Mrs. Wheeler.
The guests OF the club were Miss
Schilling Mrs n u. Jones. Mrs. 4
Eherstadt and Mrs. q. X. Gilyn.
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Announcements

The Needle Club will meet this ar
lteruoon with Mrs Kingland. SOC
Polk street, at o'clock and all
members are requested not TO for
get to phone the hostess.
The pierian Club will have a call
ed meeting Thursday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs Rollie Scales,
SOS Van Buren, street. aud all mem
hers are especially requested to be
present as important business will
receive attention
Johnson Street Mothers Club will
meet this evening at three o'clock in
the Johnson Street School building
IAN patrons and friends OF the
school are Invited to attend
The Round Dozen club will meet
this afternoon with Mrs Il. T.. Johns
I707 buchanan street.
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Donald. Nm. Roberts OF Tyler. Tex
as Misses Hill. Smith. Rittenberg.
Deason. Blsck; Messrs. W. W. por-
terrified. 4 d. Porteriield. stiyers.
Marshall. rimmons. Terry. c. c.
Tadlock. IT.
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Florence Hendricks. Mary Sockwell,
Gertrude Starkweather, Litta Ball.
Iris Kirk, Della and Maggie Patter-
son. Violet Kendrick Edith Fare Sell
lars. Gertrude Lowndes. Narcotic
Hall and Pauline pittman.
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All the physicians aud dentists OF
the city aTe extended an invitation
by the Rettr Baby Show Committee
to take part IN the examining of the
babies who enter the show.
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Personals

Personals.
Mrs. =. c. Lock OF Seymour who
has been VISITING her daughter. Mrs.
W. u. Patton. IIO Polk Street. for
several week. ~, yesterday for
Plainview TO- WIT with her daugh-
ter. Mrs W Slddcr.
Mrs {. " Turner OF Bastrop Is
the guest Of her son, W S Turner
POS East Ninth street. for the sum
Imer.
NJ. +. Eean of Denton passed thru
amarillo yesterday enroute to Plain
view aud spent some time visiting
with friends
Misses Mary Aurelia and Etalec
Potter, daughters of II. r. Potter,
returned saturday from a months
visit 10 relatives In Tulia.
+, Howard THgg Is in Adrian on bus
lhess
Miss Brs Mckinney. who has
been associated with the Misses Tay-
Tor left for springfield. Mo, sun
day moruiul
hH G. rps.u Of the firm Of Mad
| den. Trulo,. a. Kimbrough left Sat
urday might 90 attend the alumni-re-
union at Oh, STATE University at Aus
tin
w &. SkHman returned Saturday
might from gisit To Corinth. Miss.
y Mrs. G. Wright returned from
Fort Worth sunday after an extend
ed visit vI.. Her mother and Judge
and Mrs Nreht are a. home al sol
TAYLOR street