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]. $. RECOGNIZES APPO|NTEES IF
 HUERTA
Secretary of State Writes Governor Hunt That Nation and State WEI
 Deal With Consus in Tucson.

The Huerta consular appointees will be recognized by the national and state governments. Secretary of State Bryan has written to Gov. Hunt, advising him that the government is dealing with the Huerta appointees. Gov Hunt, Friday, notified County
 Attorney Geo O. Hilzinger of Tue son.
 Alexandra D. Ainslie is the Huerta appointee to Tucson. He succeeds Enrique V. Anaya, appointee of the Madero government
 The letter fromthe office of the secretary of state was quoted by Gov. Hunt as follows:
 With regard to the question of the formal recognition of the appointees. this government is at the present time maintaining diplomatic relations with the central administration at Mexico City and is accordingly deal ing with the persons appointed by that administration to the end that normal intercourse may be maintain ed and the transaction of business be uninterrupted.
 Tristram Garza Castillon succeeds Francisco Olivares at Phoenix; Angel Aguilar succeeds Ricardo Gayou at Nogales; Miguel Lopez Torres sue ceeds Manuel Cuesta at Douglas; Manuel Beltram succeeds Ascension G. Ierma Ot Yuma -t.-.
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.BROPHY AND COLES
 HELD BY COURT
Must Answer Charge of Attempting To Smuggle Ammunition Into
 Mexico; Bracamonte Wanted.

BISBEE, Ariz., May 24.-WiIliam H. Brophy, general manager of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company. with stores in Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico, and F. E. Coles, assistant manager, were held to answer to the United States court on the charge of conspiring to violate the neutrality laws. Their bonds were placed at $5,000 by the United States Commis- sioner J. L. Taylor, and the defend ants will answer at the October Ses- sion of the federal court at Phoenix.
 Brophy, who is one of the. wealth fest men in southern Arizona. and his assistant, are charged with selling 19,000 rounds of ammunition to l.. J. Perez, the constitutionalists consul at Naco, Arizona; General Bracamonte of the Sonora state troops and Co., misario of ,Naco, Sonora.
 Perez and Martinez were also ari rested for conspiracy to violate the neutrality laws and held under bonds of $2,500 each. A complaint was is sued for General Bracamonte, but his presence in Sonora prevented the ser vice of the warrant.
 The arrests followed the action of United States line riders in intercept ing large shipments of ammunition, which the federal authorities declare were on the way to the border ille- gally,
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REMARKABLE HISTORY
 OF "A MISSOURI TOWN.

One hours ride from Kansas City will bring you to the historic old town of Weston, Missouri, and there you will want to stay for a while, just for curiosity sake, if nothing more.
 There you will find visitors from ali parts of the United States, many of them tobacco buyers from eastern fac tories, for it is one of the largest to- bacco markets in America.
 Great sheds covering many acres, piled high with various grades of to- bacco, which are daily auctioned of to the highest bidder, and long trains are constantly being loaded for ship ment in all directions.
 The next point of interest is a strange lookink structure, dingy and battered with age it was here, in this old relic of a house, that the Wells-Fargo Express Company was born, from this place the first package was sent by pony express along the Santa Fe trail; from this humble be- ginning has come an accumulation of material wealth almost beyond the imag agination.
 Opposite this building and not least in this town of wonders, is one of the most ancient breweries in America, known as the underground brewery It was built by BOhem1anS 1n 1ofz, after the style of the then famous brewery in Pilsen, Bohemia. Vast cellars extend underground 40, 50 and 60 feet deep, with rock walls and rock arch ceilings.
 It is in this brewery that Royal Pilsener, or old-style Lager Beer is brewed, by Germans, who follow the original methods in making this, the most famous of all American beers. Its extraordinary popularity is due to it's fine flavor, which comes from the high quality of malt. and the imported
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4 TEST CASE
Weight and Measure Law Before
 State Supreme Court.

PHOENIX, May 22-The constitu- tionality of that section of the state weights and measures law requiring that the correct weight of each pack age sold in Q grocery store be marked thereon, was argued before the su- preme court Wednesday afternoon.
 w w. Brookner & Co.,, of Globe are the defendants As a test case a member of the Brookner firm was arrested for selling packages on which the weight had not been mark ed in accordance with law
 Attorney Little of Globe appeared for the defendant, who is the appellant before the supreme court Leslie Hardy of the attorney generals Of fee made brilliant argument in sup port of the law.
 decision is expected within a few days
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MEXICO DEMANDS EXPLANATION
For Killing of Jose Perez By Mob
 At Globe.

GLOBE, May 22.-Through it's con- sular service Mexico today demanded an explanation of the killing of Jose Perez who was beaten to death dur ing the riot of two weeks, ago. It is apparently MeXico's understanding that the killing of Perez was the cul- mination of anti-Mexican sentiment, such as involves the necessity of an explanation by the government.
 Perez was one of a number of MeXicans who were attacked by a band of American concentrator em- ployes. The basis for the differences is unknown. Perez was pursued by a shower of stones until he fell. It is alleged that some one stood over him and crushed his skull with a boulder
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Clara Alton and Minnie Pablo, two Papago Indian girls were sent to the reform school by Judge Cooper in the juvenile court in Pima county several days ago. According to re- ports coming out of Tucson, the girls, until several weeks ago, were Normal students in the Indian school, but they became movie" crazy and start ed to carry out some of the stunts they had seen pictured on the screen They finally landed in the womans ward of the county jail, and even there tried to get hold of a revolver which was close at hand. They were frustrated in this, but when Officer Meyers testified against the girls, one of them told him she would kill him before she was through. They certainly must have movies in Tue son which are not approved by the National Board of Censorship.
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PRISONERS ESCAPE.

J. Dawson and c. A. Wagnon, alias Frank Wagnon, two of the worst coun- terfeiters who have ever operated in the state of Arizona, and who were in the Maricopa county jail awaiting transfer to the Atlantic federal prison to begin their sentences, escaped from the local bastile early this morning by saving through the top of the cage in the jail and going out through the sheet iron roof and over the side of the building with the aid of water hose.
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GIRL SUES WOMAN
 ON ISLANDER CHARGES.

PHOENIX, May 26.-Twenty-year old Helen Vandendes was on the stand in the superior court in her own behalf in her suit against Mrs George Hageman for $15,000. The case is based on alleged islander in causing stories regarding her charae- ter to be circulated in Phoenix which greatly injured her. Attorney B. E.
 Marks is appearing for the plaintiff, and Attorneys Alexander and Christy are appearing for Mrs Hageman. 1
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LEG INFATUATED TWICE.

J. w. Mckay of BiSbee, who had his leg crushed under a car recently will be obliged to submit to a second amuptation. His nervous condition was such that the physicians in the Copper Queen hospital where he was taken thought it best to amputate only that part of the leg necessary when the accident occurred, but they have toned his system up until now they believe the second amputation will be successful
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
By

Garcia & Norte.
 Part of lot 45; part of lot 7S; Lots 62; IS; 33O; 331; 333; 80; A; San Francisco Townsite (better known as L. L. Mccormick property)
 Lot No 3, Block 1; lot No. f, block 1; Lot No. 1, block 3, in West Clifton Lot 120 Calquhoun Add N. c. and 3 room house. Other bargains in real estate not enumerated above. Phone or call on Garcia & Norte. 5-23-4t
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That payment has just been made on the Plumed Knight mine by the officials of the Pioneer Smelling and Mining company of Tucson, was stated Friday by Albert Waters, gen. eral manager of the company. The payment was made Monday, and is one of a series extending over a pc riod of five years, he said. He pre- ferred not to state the amount.
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LOST-Between Hills Addition and
 Point of Rocks, one round gold bead Ladies' necklace. Return to H. O.. Tunis for reward. 1t
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EXPERIENCED

WANTED BY EXPERIENCED TEAcHER-Priyate pupils in any common school subject or short hand and typewriting. Fine new machines. Satisfaction guaranteed Classes must be formed within a fey days. I am prepared to do
 WGind of typewriting at reason able rates Lillie A. Edwards, Cliff ton, Arizona.
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FOR SALE-Two room tent-house, 16 by 20, furnished, $50. Hills Addi- tion. Enquire Copper Era or write P. O. Box 1903.
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Don't fail to hear the Schumann- , Heink of Canada, the Little Favorite of New York Society, the Whistling Nightingale of Los Angeles and their Talented Accompanist, at Pretty mans Opera House, June 4th. Tickets on sale at A. c. Drug Store. Adults $100, Children under 15, 50 cents. Re served seats, 25 cents extra 5-23-2t
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FOR SALE-A second hand safe; can be seen at his office. Delivery ts be made on arrival of our new safe.ss.. In good condition and cheap. -
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Mrs. Clarkson, the mother of Mrs William OBrien, who has been i'll with bronchial pneumonia is con valescing.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of Supervisors will meet June 5th, 1918, as Board of Equalization, at which time all complaints must be presented.
 By order of the Board,
 A. L. TERRY, 5-23-2x Clerk
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WANTED-One GOT two Lady boardefs
 for summer months in the noun tains near Clifton. Rate very req sonable Address Box 147, Met calf. It
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OPPORTUNITY.

Are you seeking investment for idle money Buy this home in Fl Paso. the best town in the s. w. Pays s per cent or more in rent on the in vestment Address Owner, Care Cop per Era.
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The Mexican colony of Shannon Hill enjoy the well conducted dances given frequently at Eteban's new hall.
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Mrs. Armstrong and granddaughter, of Shannon Hill are visiting relatives in Douglas.
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FOR RENT-Nice cool room. Apply house No. 32, shannon Hill. 3t-pd
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Miss Joy, the musical director Of tn, Clifton public schools, leaves thi week for Los Angeles where she vii spend her vacation
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or A0OlzT 4 hQt
 Mrs. James Goolsby is visiting friends at Duncan.
 Mir and Mrs. Corbett and son are new residents of Shannon Hill.
 Charles Freeman of Stafford was iu Clifton this week on business.
 MT. Paul Sutherland and family have returned from short vacation.
 Mrs. Walter Penn is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Jack lilly from Dem ing.
 A moving picture theatre on Shan non Hill is contemplated for the near future.
 with the Shannon drafting depart ment.
 Manager J. w. Bennie of the Shan non Co., left Friday on business trip east.
 Mrs James Hagan and mother, Mrs. Charles Davidson, are planning trip to the coast.
 Ground has been broken for a new house for MT. Thomas fngies in Hills Addition.
 MT and Mrs. Jesse Simms and fam. fly camped out few days at Harpera last week.
 Mrs Armstrong and granddaughter, in Douglas.
 The Mexican colony of Shannon Hill enjoy the well conducted dances given at Eteban's new hall.
 Mrs. Clarkson, the mother of Mrs. William O'Brien, who has been i'll with bronchial pneumonia is con 
 Miss Joy, the musical director Of the Clifton public schools, leaves this week for Los Angeles where she will spend her vacation
 Mrs P. Anderson entertained a number of her friends at card party on Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. M J. O'Hara of Fl Paso ac- by her son, have joined MT. O'Hara in Clifton and will reside here in the future. ? A neat ice cream parlor annex has been added to the Shannon Pharmacy and will do thriving business in the summer months.
 MT and Mrs. Thurman Bates and little daughter of Phoenix, will arrive in the city this week and will. be the guests of MT and Mrs. c. O. Billings ey.
 Hon. E. E. Ellinwood arrived in Clifton this evening on legal business. MT. Ellinwood is chief counsel for the Phelps Dodge Co. in Arizona with headquarters in Bisbee.
 When the county and town officials get together and build the suspension loot bridge from shannon Hill to Hills Addition they will earn the everlast- ing gratitude of very many citizens
 Mrs. Mack Kline, who has been wis ting in Crisco, Texas, has returned, by her sister, Miss Eula Johnson, who will spent the summer visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. E. Stevens, Mrs. O. Abbott and Mrs Kline
 Invitations For Commencement.- Invitations were received in Clifton his week for the closing exercises of he Tempe Normal The baccalaure- ate address is to be delivered this year by Rev. Charles H. Dains and he Commencement address on June ;th by J. F. Millspaugh, President of he Los Angeles Normal School. Dur ng the past year Greenlee County had seven students in attendance at the Tempe Normal
 In Hills Again.-Capt. John Christy eft Clifton again on Thursday morn ng for the White Mountains. He vas accompanied by MT. S. F. Me i suire. For the past two years MT. i Christy has devoted practically all | If his time in a careful investigation | If the timber and water resources of northern Greenlee County and is con ident that the day is not far dis 1 ant when Clifton will be the scene of ! arge lumber operations.
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Robert H. Williams, of Duncan, was a visitor to the county seat this weeE.
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms at Chas. Brooks residence on Chase Creek. Address Box 393 or Call.
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MT and Mrs. Jesse Simms and fam. fly camped out few days at Harpera last week.
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s. F. Landlord, postmaster at Coro nado, was shaking hands among his friends this week.
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GreenIee County cases.-Three

Greeniee County Cases Three inn portant cases on appeal from Green lee County were argued before the State Supreme Court during the past week. The suits were on appeal from the Superior Court of this coun- ty and entitled Becker-Franz Co vs. J. w. Bennie, to quiet title; Richard Kane ys. A. c. Co. Ltd, for damages; J. A. Farrel vs. GreenIee County, suit for damages.
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FOR SALE-New buggy and harness. Reasonable Inquire of Mrs. J. D. Parks, Clifton Hotel.
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Ground has been broken for new house for MT. Thomas Ingles in Hills Addition.
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Mrs P. Anderson entertained a
 number of her friends at card party on Monday afternoon.
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Application for Guardianship.-C. c Edgington, of Morenci, has applied to the Superior court to be appointed guardian for Ruth Keith, fourteen year old girl of Morenci. The ap- plication will be heard on June 10. The application for guardianship is ap- piled for by and with the consent of the mother of the girl
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Working Eighteen Men.-At the Heating property which was recently sold to The Heating Copper Syndicate Limited, eighteen men are at work under Superintendent Dan Grant. Three eight hour shifts are being employed in sinking on the Queen Lii claim.
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Mrs. M. J. O'Hara of Fl Paso ac companied by her son, have joined MT. O'Hara in Clifton and will reside here in the future.
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2 A neat ice cream parlor annex has been added to the Shannon Pharmacy and will do thriving business in the summer months.
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Attorney E. E Wall was at Dunca on Friday in attendance upon tn Woodmen's picnic where he delivere an address during the day to the a: sembled lodge men and their friends
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Jim Charley. an Apache Indian, was found guilty of murder in the second degree in Miami Sunday night. The jury was out six hours, the point of contention being whether the defendant should be found guilty of murder in the second degree or man slaughter Jim Charley, in a rage kicked his squaw, the injuries re- ceived by her resulting in her death
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In Hills Again.-Capt. John Christy left Clifton again on Thursday morn ing for the White Mountains. He was accompanied by MT. S. F. Me guire For the past two years MT. Christy has devoted practically all of his time in a careful investigation of the timber and water resources of northern Greenlee County and is con fident that the day is not far dis tant when Clifton will be the scene of large lumber operations.
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Mir and Mrs Thurman Bates and little daughter of Phoenix, will arrive in the city this week and will be the guests of MT and Mrs. c. O. Billings ley.
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Round About Town

DIR. T. A. BALMER, D, Hampton Block. Phone S11.
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Hon. E. E. Ellinwood arrived in Clifton this evening on legal business MT. Ellinwood is chief counsel for the Phelps Dodge Co. in Arizona with headquarters in Bisbee.
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Fraser Brcs. Make Shipment.-Fra- ser Bros. of Twin Peaks, made anot.i- CT car shipment from their gold claims to the Shannon smelter this week. A small shipment was also made by Cy Bosserman from adjoin- ing claims According to reports the returns were highly satisfactory.
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Bill of Sale-A bill of sale was re corded in the office of the County Re corder this week whereby J. V. Martin sold to G. F. Montgomery the 3U brand of cattle.
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Mrs. James Hagan and mother, Mrs. Charles Davidson, are planning a trip to the coast.
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Cowboys in ToWn.-Cars have been ordered to be at the stock yards on Sunday June l for loading several hundred cattle which will be delivered through J. c. Gatti of this city to eastern buyers. Among the shippers will be Shannon, Hampton & Patty, A. Slaughter, and several others.
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When the county and town officials get together and build the suspension foot bridge from Shannon Hill to Hills Addition they will earn the everlast. ing gratitude of very many citizens
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Mrs. Mack Kline, who has been wis iting in Crisco, Texas, has returned. accompanied by her sister, Miss Eula Johnson, who will spent the summer visiting her sisters Mrs J. E. Stevens, Mrs. O. Abbott and Mrs Kline.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
A sPEND-THE-DAY PARTY.

Mrs. Guyton Farmer Reynolds en-
tertained last Wednesday for her
guest, Mrs. Luther Rosser, Jr., with
an informal but very charming all
day party, to which only relatives and
chums were invited All of these,
including the hostess and guest of
honor, CHANGED to be very pretty bru-
nettes, who wore handsome new
clothes in rich colors and made tab
leaux indeed with quantities of pink
roses in the living room. The dining
room had vases of golden glow on
cabinets and buffet, but the center
piece on the round table was a bowl
of light yellow dahlias. The salad
was Of sliced pineapple with nuts and
cheese balls and the ice cream was
yellow with angel-food and pound
cake.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
MOBILIZATION.

Friends of Mr.. Harry Lawhon and
Miss Noble, who has often visited in
Marietta, will be pleased to read the
following interesting item;
"Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Ward Noble,
of Etowah, Tenn. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mildred
Jenifer, to Mr. Harry Ernest Law
hon, of Nashville, Tenn, the we'd
ding to take place on the evening of
November II, at the Church of the
Holy Cross, Etowah, Tenn. Mr.. Law
hon is a native of Marietta, son of
Mrs, R. E. Lawhon, and is known as
fine young man in every way. He
is soliciting freight agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, which
is quite an important position for a
young man.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
A MATINEE PARTY.

Mrs. w. R. Joyner gave matinee
party to her granddaughter, Cleo
Joyner, Friday afternoon. The guests
were Catherine, Lucy and Tom Burke
Setze Charlotte Northcutt, Sarah
and Lois Benson, Virginia and Nancy
Boston and Richard Seize. The chap
erons were Mrs. Joyner, Mrs Oliver,
Miss Jessie Good, Misses Addie and
Mollie Seize. The show was at the
Princess Theater and refreshments
were served in the ice-eream Darlor
of Griffith's drug store.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
CAMPBELL PETTY'S BIRTHDAY

Last Saturday, the 18th of October,
was Campbell Pettys second birth
day and he is not only lovely cher
ubic infant but one of the most be-
loved children in town. Among his
gifts from his devoted admirers was
the big cake from Mrs. S. D. Squires,
white, with the dates 1911 and 1913
in the frosting of white and green
candy balls and with white and
green candle, typifying purity and
length of days. Then Mrs. Henry
Meinert seat him nine dozen superb
rosebuds, both white and pink HIS
devoted neighbors, Mrs. w. s. N.
Neal and Mrs. Rosser Little, bestow-
ed a gold-Mned silver cup with his
name engraved on it, overlooking
with love, and his small neighbC rs
and cousins gave him dainty toys of
various kinds. Ice cream and angel
food cake were served. The guests
were Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Neal, Mrs.
Rosser Little, Mrs. J. r. Brumby, Miss
Mary Squiers, Virginia Garrison,
Ruth, Ansel and Robert Sheppard,
May Hodges, Evelyn and May Fran
ces Cheney, Sara Lee Potts and Marie
Massey Brumby who greatly enjoy
ed herself, as it was the very first
party she ever attended. Everyone
wished Campbell many happy re-
turns, and his golden curls received
as many caressing pats as his rosy
cheeks received kisses.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
MR.. MEINERT'S BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. E. T, Brown celebrated the
61st birthday of her father, Mr.. Hen
ry Meinert, with dinner Friday eve
ming. Pink and white roses decorated
the dining-room. The big white
birthday cake had white and green
candles. A delicious dinner was
served to Mr.. and Mrs. Meinert, Miss
Frences Stahl, Miss Mary Squiers,
Mr.. Grover Meinert and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Brown.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-10
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