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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-06-26
Pleasant Hill Items.

Report Of Spelling and CT
phering Match at Pleasant Hill
June 21st.
Meeting called to order by
Prof. j. H. Rays, Chairman.
Miss Bonnye Spearman, Sec.
Song led by A. M. Singleterry
Prayer, Rev Taylor
Opening Address, Wilson Davis
Remarks by the Chairman,
Noon.
Lots Of dinner on the ground
for everybody, and same was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
AFTERNOON.
Music. Violin and organ.
Recitations by pupils Of Pleas
ant Hill and Liberty Bell Dis
tricts.
Spelling Match. All stood up
and spelled down, George Davis
and Mary Rays being the win
ners.
Ciphering Match in all the
grades was about evenly divid-
ed between Pleasant Hill and
Liberty Bell Districts and was
much enjoyed by all.
Presentation Of Diplomas to
the Pleasant Hill graduates who
passed in the 9th grade exam
nations.
Remarks BY Rev. Taylor.
Adjournment.
Owing to the rain the night
before and the threatening
weather Of the morning, a great
many who intended to be pres
ent failed to come.
The house was well filed by
people who are interested in
good schools.
The people Of the Pleasant
Hill neighborhood are TO be
Congratulated on the interest
they take in their school and
when you mix with them it is
not surprising that they have
q good school and it has never
been the good fortune Of the
writer to meet a more idtelli-
gent, friendly and hospitable
Get Of people than those Of
Pleasant Hill and vicinity and /
predict that their school win
continue to get better and bet
ter as long as they pursue their
present policy.
Respectfully Submitted,
WuQ0N DAVIS
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-06-26
Farewell to Master

MECHANIC, Jas. Kelly.
Last Saturday evening, a
crowd gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly on Meri-
wether St. and listened to the
beautiful strains of music fur
nished by the Clovis band as
they serenaded at the Kelly
home. In a short presentation
speech, Mayor 3. R. Hart pre-
scented to Mr.. Kelly with a S4O0
diamond ring as a gift from
the employees and railroad men
who were associated with Mr..
Kelly. He left Sunday
to accept a more lucrative posi-
tion in Chicago.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-06-26

Mrs. 2. C. Blumlein very
pleasantly surprised the boys Of
Company X Of the New Mexico
National Guards at a ''Tackey
Party given at the Amory
building, Monday evening.
When the boys returned to the
Armory building after their
practice drill, they were greet
ed by a crowd of towns people,
dressed in peculiar garb which
provoked much amusement and
laughter. Dancing was the
amusement for the evening.
Sanwiches and coffee were
served.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-06-26

Exchange Of Magazines.
Some women Of Clovis are
placing good magazines on q
table in the post Office building.
Any one can take a magazine
from this table and keep it two
weeks. Any one IN the city
taking high toned magazines
are invited to place them on this
table for the public. No prom
Use is made by the ladies that
magazines viii be returned but
owner can take them from the
table. This is a laudable work
and should be encouraged There
is no expense attached, Let
the people take this method Of
exchanging magazines.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-06-26
Band Concert.

The Chamber Of Commerce
Band viii give a concert on
Main st Saturday night 7:80 to
$50.
PROGRAM AS FOLLOWS:
March, High Pride" Heed
Selection, Faust GounOd
Characteristic Two-Step.
Happy Heine' Lampe
Waltz, Upon the Sea-" Rosas
Novelty Two-Step, Ken
lucky Wedding Kuot'
Selection, May Flowers
Laurens
''Alexander's Rag Time
Band (by request) Shutter
National Emblem March,
Bagley.
A. ~. Johnson.
Director.
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WILSON DAVIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. u G. Mersfeld-
.er are expected home about the
first Of July,
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HYmeneal

Martha T. McGregor and
Samuel o. Maddox, both Of
Clovis were united in marriage
at the Catholic church. Saturday
evening BY Father Sixtius Kopp
Both Mr.. Maddox and his bride
are well known in Clovis and
have a host Of friends who wish
them unbounded JOY. The
NEWS extends congratulations.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-06-26

w. G. Owens and family left
Monday for a week'a pleasure
trip to Hereford, fishing.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-06-26

Miss Ethel Sears and Mr..
Oscar Todd were married Mon
day at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. Milton Reece ty-
ing the nuptial knot. Mr.. and
Mrs. Todd will make their home
on Mr.. Todd's farm south of
Clovis. May success and hap
piness be their lot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29
Sp6e semperatnreu

Die sliibenben 9piben ser goasn.
lampentpblen, bic Ipaenannten &rater.
iino ipobt oie beibeIten 9inae, sic
man iiberbaupt fiinitIit erseuqen
lam. Mit GROCER @enauisfeit it bic
Semperatur oes 9psenIdmpenfrdters
duf 1000 0rao G. belfimmt poroen.
Gg seigt fd aber meter, bab es nidt
mogli4 1T, bieie Semperatur burd
gerftGrtuns Der Strpm5ufubr nod su
erbOben. Die Oinae Iitaen bier dbn=
LID ipie bel einem &eTel BON WaFer,
ben man ii6er elm 5euer felt. @leidz
giiltis, oh man Elm srobes pber tIeines
6euer tpGblt, miro bas tphenoe Wafz
Ter Itets 100 Grao 8drme seisen uno
bieie b~eibebalten, 10 lunse iiberbaupt
nod Elm Srppfen Wafer imRefel lit.
Nan bat baher sic 0ermutuna duss
gefprofen, bab Bel 1000 @rdb bic
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Der &obIe
ltegt unS bab iie Bel oieier Semperas
ttir itetig lpegbampft, gIeideiiltia, ipie
sroB Die Stromitdrte ser 8oaenIampe
eenommen miro.
Wir tpiien uber, bab man bic Der
bampfungstemperatur bes gBajJ.rs
our9 Den 2uftorud b%eeinfluTen lam.
Sn 9efdBen nit gsringem auftorud
tann man Waher bereits Bel 40 @ra6
8drme gum Sieben brinqen. gei
lleberbrud, ipie er in unIer.n
0ompftefeIn bsrri9t, lam nan Ste
Gemperatur oagessn auf 800 uno
mebr 8ra6 brinaen. Tah bemielbsn
4rinaip bat @%tbsimrat GUNNER Eel
Der gosenIdmpe sedrbeitet. Gr I6Iok
ole &chIeH in einen gehG[tsr, aus benz
rr bic Quft berauspun. ben fonnte. uno
Fano, ScB fid Die &ratertsmperaiur
Inn pple 300 @rao t~rnieOriae lpenu
len 9uftorut BIZ auf Ella Dritiel
g~tmoipbare dbiausis CUR Sci! lit
tun Der Sorider Gil Der g.6sit. ia
sserfu6e nit brusl.ftn @sfdfsr s.,
usberA.,d fo>taufibrsi. unf
NON bnrf iiGsr err, arten, ba5 ',isrbei
lie GrbobunJ bsr 8caenlampsrier
Dsratur selinscu miro. cir bic auns.
Seleudtunc sttfnit piirSe bcs obsr
5ortfaritt becruten. @s piirbe
BE aontiruttion poE 2ampen mil
liner Birtidoftlidteit seftattsn. pie
DIR ne euts ou4 nidt anndbernb
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esbenSe Safterien in seirorenen
9abrnnssmittcIn.

8ielfad berridt. Ole gmnabm.,
oaB ippobl GtfrisrfIeiId aIs audi aes
frorene Mild erpBe Mensen Ieben=
Der 8otterien enthdlten, uno BEN
arnsritanii9eR 6oridsr aeitb gsIane
g audi ntueroines. n~ad)Supeijen, oab
nieoere Semperaturen aIlein Durhs
nus nidt seniigen, 9attrien All to-
ten. 8eriude, Die Der SorIdsr nit
Giscreme, Milb pno perihieoeneu
nnoeren ~sefrprentn Subfansen one
fellte, ergaber iogar, bab bic pbpfi.
talii6en 8eoinsunsen oss 2ebens
tn talten HGbrfnbiiraten brett aiins
ftg auf Ole Grbdltnng Der gaftsri,n
tpirten. 5trner seiste fd, bok 8ata
terien tn ipafsrbaItiseR Rabruness
mttteln ebenfo mi. In pdfsriaen
3nder- oSer 9IpserinISIunoen, Sic
man sefriertn lisB. IGna.r am 2,b,n
bIieb.n ala in aasIdIiebIih aus
Waher btifebenbem Gis. Die llrs
fade bierpUn oiirfte ino.s tpeniaer
In Den iih in ben aSiuna,n bi,tens
ben 3abrungsquellen sa fuden fein
ais BARN, Snb fiH sic 9atierien in
otefem Sale atpif6en bic niGtirGFes
rieen Geit1nbteils Der QSfuraen
lHiebsn, mo fe prr oen fdarf,n Gis.
frrftollen rtlatip gut sei6ibt iino
ipGbreno lie in mebr reinef,, aITo
feline frsmben 8~eftonoteile enthoIten.
benz Mofer. namentIi& tpenn sic
lanse WoHermuFs our6Triert, tpopr-
EhtinIih ouf rein mtGnnifde Mrt
bpri ben GtsfriItnIIen serqattldt tpsrs
ben. Ddmit mare aud bos Ssblen
Iebenber 8attsrisn In reinem Rris
itdlieis ertldrt, fpfpie onbereri,its ibr
oft 10 mathematics aufireten in b,rs
fdmabtem GhnetsGis, In sem he
natiirlid fttts seniigtnSen @dub Dor
ben GistriitaIIen finosn tSnnen. limb
f@sieblih niiros nit oieSer Mnnobme
du9 bic Gatfade iibereinfimmen.
bdb ipoFerreiht Rdbrunasmitter IN
gsfrcrsnsm 3uftanoe fat ansnabmss
los battertsn6rmtr iino ais foIbe.
I1tItH 1HnaIN AfNNaHA40 1lfHsf aNtHN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

Sest beiBt es aafgepaBtl Cine
aIte 8nuernresel beiagt, baB es nif
Sen sunni anfomut, tpie Die ernte
ausfaaen ioG. sIio a,,fsepaBt, 6ab
es gut I'M Cure grnte itebt. Denff
baratt, bob Der Monat Der @oIer
bic belize 3eit einIeitet. in peIder
el,er &0rper boppelt idtper berar-
baIten bat: einntal lirter 6es Cages
2aft utb Wiibe unb Johann unter
Der @Iutb bon Sag itrrb Na6t. De.
freit guren 36uper bon ben giftigen
Stoffen, tpeIde iid IN bemielben an
sebauft baben. 9ab oieie ~@epebs-
i1Iaden" gurerr a6rper bergiften,
baueiien 4opffhmeraen, bIaife Sc.
iidtsfarbe, Nattisfeit, Shipin6eI,
Ser5flopfen, Riidenidtpade, Druid
in Der Ser5srube. @~eritopfure un6
idIedter @eidmaf I'M Miinbe, Seb-
f~tor,sneen, Nierenbeidaperoer, uiip.
aitr @eniise. sllio anfsepabtl Der.
idarmt feline 3eit, 6enn idon 6robt
Die @Iutb. Dem idmadert aSrper
gan5Iid ali e~ntfrdften. iir6 gebraii1t
Die beriibmten ct. 8erttnro &rdu.
terpiqen, Ole in aIIer Mpotbefen as
iinb. 9ieie 8iIen bieter
in gurer Notb bas einsise at.
uerldifige SeilmitteI. Sic ertbalter
feline dsenoen @ife, ME auedfiI-
Der, unb bra,iden oesbaB aud niHt,
pie Die id,arfen Ianoldifisen Aiiad-
'albereien ibr Gift ,lnter i~iber3uder-
Ter Siile 5n berberger. sic BE.
feben Dielmebr nits ben beiten SGf.
EN- Der beilfrdftigiten BfIan3erl. 81
0 a~itfgepaBtl
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laen.s on.
Natitr- mn Grilknnlp.
llrfaden nnS SeiInua ber YeIlaara.


llrfnden unS Seilnus Der Eellasra
Reben Der MaIaria it bic Della
gro In Stalief cine Der berbeerenbei
Bplfsfranfhsiten. tpeIde Defenders
bic arme 9anobepDIterung ergreift
gauge @sgenben %entoSltert iinb ur,'
beredenbdren pirtfdaftlihen @dd.
ben anrihtet. Die Malaria ift, felt
mon ibren Grreser tennt uno In gbis
min elm pirtfames SeiIs inb @hubs
nrittel sefunben BAT, erbsbfid aus
riideegansen. nnb es i'll niir nod eis
ne Srase Der 3eit, bab es sefinet,
Stalien 70 gut pie malariafrei su
maiden. Bis iebt mar es Bel Der
peIfasra nidt gelansen, burd se{eBs
beterifde MaBreseln erbeblide Belize
riHsen In ben perfendten gebieten
Iu trsi.len. SIN SuIi bes porigers
Sabres tpurbe hurd elm ptlfagrases
FEB Der 0erfduf bon berborbenen
Mais, ben maj, b~erf5mmtiih aIs Die
llrfade Der aranfbeit betra6tste,
serbot.n uno cine Rei6e BON ssars
GprsemaBr.s.fn fir bie bon Der
Rrantbeft beimgefu6ten probinser.
!. 3, unentseltIih. aieferung BON
Sdls an bic ardnfsn, @erttiluns bon
befunb.m R.is un6 8~ereitFeTlune
bon 100000 aire idbrliher, Inter
fiihund detroffen. Wber ale niefe
maBrsgeln baben uur cine I.ifte
etn6eruns beg llebeIs befpirft, Die
man ebsnfosut Der aflg.meinen 9efz
leruna Der 2ebensbdltuns suIdreiben
BARI. Snspiiden mar Die mebisinis
f6e GprfduHa In Der rihtiaen Grs
knntnis, SaB nir bon ibr aug cine
rabifale g.tGmpfung Der aronfbeit
nlOalih IN, ununterbro6en tatis, nm
bas 9ebeimnis ibrer Gntitsbung 81
Iiiften, Rad @orfrd9en. pelde Ole
beioen fpesisll banit beauFtraeten
rDmiiden gerste, oie grofsHoren
Eeald urb aleFanhrini bonn bnaies
Snftitui, in ser msbisinifden
Mfabemie in Rpm uno i'm 8rppins
bieItsn, lit es ibn.n selunasn.
bic Maistheoris snbeiiltig su beieitis
pen uno Die nrfahe Der Grant6eit
feitsufsIlen. 9nh ihren llnterTus
III lie nifts anhereg ala cine
hrouiids 8sreiFtlna, beruria6t
,urd 9ieiel, Der in elmer sulerteltis
zen 2Sfuns in @aFsr bon beffimm.
Ter 3uiamm,nfeBung enibalten 1T.
Dit bieier 5sfitsllnng mar. and,
bic Stiluna esseben, ba es fif nhr
,arum bnuosIt, peiIa9rufreies MaFtr
u fhoffeH, mas nurh Siltrisrune
,ur9 elm GerDu Don fpbfenfaur.m
taft gefheben fam. SO lit Al bofs /,
en-, oab Ole MitteiIluna Der beieen
5orIter fti6baItig lit. S.nn es pGs
z FIR ,Stalisn mebr inert ala Elm
legreiGer Gries, iptnn es selGnge,
ieien inneren 5einb niebersubrinaen. |
ier etiDa $4,000 gerIonen i6srlib
mo omar in ben beIteu p~ropinsen. {
n @enetien, Der 2pmbarbei, in Der
in Den Marfen, in llmbrien, {
E%ostana, 9iemont. aisurien unb :
Der 5eloarbeit .nt3isbt iinb !
S%rrenhdufer bep0Itert. % i.s /
od ole 9ellaarn dud dnSermdrts I
tdrt psrbrsitei III. 10 in 3umGnien,
as mebr als $4,000 gelIaarotrante |
m Sabre Bat, In Seitrreifl, auf I
EN- SoIfdn. in &uBldnp. Der Siirtei, s
\ aesppten unb ieIbit bier in ben a
ser. Staaien, 10 perSient nas ssor=
hungsersebnis Der rSmiid.n St
.hrtcn oas SntersFe Der sortSen az
iiiiisrten Melt. (
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gtIorpForm mo mud iriir ipenia in
@ahsr loft. 8isber gait ghinin ais
ods einsise Witfel Sur gsfdmpfung
Der 9olpneuriiis. ala ipel9e iid ole
8eri,8sri Gubert. abtr notwithstanding
lift feline eeleeenttihs Wirtuna iebr
duf einen @ebali an einem dbnlihen
Stoff bssriinoet. tpie er fih i'm pfers
befleifd sefunben bat. 1~leberbaupt
fdeinen biefe Subftauaen cine ar6<
Bere gsrbreituns gu beiiben. uno Or.
Cooper meint. bab aud bic Seiltraft
bes iebt 10 bel benubten 2esitbins
auf einem berartigen 8eftnn6teiI bes
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llmaemDhmlid Ianaer sdeintpb.

lteber einen San bon nnaepobniif
ldnsem Sdeiutob ber.diete areisdrsl
Or. 9ofader in DiFeIoorf. gu eis
mem 16 Gage alien Drininastinb
tour0e Der @rst ~serufen mil Der Be-
ffeliung, bas ainb fei geffprben; er
fdno an ibm tein 2ebens3eiden, feine
atmnns unb fein 3eiden BON Serse
tdttsfeit. Dieter 3utano bTie6 Is
Winuten u~nperdnbert, Der aDrper
mar aufs dllberite abaemaaert, Sic
Sant grau unh melt. Inter 6iefen
llmitdnoen trus Der Mrat tein 8es
osnten. ben zoo gu fonitatieren. Mm
nadftsn Gage. 81 @tunben fpdter,
tpuroe Der 4rsi tpieoerum ~serufen nit
Der. aneabe, bas aino lebe mod. Sat-
fddli4 fanoen fi6 3eidsn zines duz
BERT serinsen 2ebens. ndmli6 turse,
Idnappenoe 4t.n5iise, Die in 3tpiz
fdenrdnmen BON ~ bis 8 Minuten
erfolsten. BON elmer Serstatiafeit
tpnnte aud iebt nod nidts fefgeiteat
tperoen. Ote ptrmeintli6e 2eihe hattie
In Der Rddt in einer, fdlten, bon
Ger iibrisen 6amiIie nidt befppbnien
3immer, alfp unter unaiinftigen du1
beren 9erbdltnifen ssitanSen, ole ae=
2ebensaeiden tparen in Der
ppn teinem bemerft NOR
ben. 2 bic 8 Gtunoen fpdter. alfp
,ttpa 25 Stunben na6 Dem er5ten gee
tonnte nun Der unstpeifel6afte
5no burd Die iebt be,liIid ~aufaetres
tdrrs unb Sotenflede, na6sspieIeu
So eeniigt bemna9 ni9t, oaB Bel Ser
eeihenfdau bas 4uf6Dren Der Serse
mo Qtsmtdtisteit feitseiteat miro.
Han mub pielmebr fprosrn, Dab Die
3eiden oes Spoes, 2eidenz
uno Sotenflede nadaepieien
!Siersus lit aber rlDfia, oaB
lie 2ei9enbeidtieuns ni6t si friib
la1 Dem einsetretenen Soo porses
Ior1men tpirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-08-29

Stinem S66ferr.i6s
tum bat ts elm Glterer S,fiker aus
Der umseseno bon Rdnitfb an pers
oaI'isn, o0B e. in ben gsrbd6t ae.
RET, EN- Ndo6tnhGnoIer su fein. Gr
mar nod &atriifd sstommer, nad,s
benz e fsinen nrsi IN Ratpitft In
Stelluns befinoIiftn S5ht,rn des
itrieben battle. bub lie ibn in ,insm
Nortigsn goitb1ufe btfudsn mSbfen.
81. brei S6dtcr .rf1i.nsn and. ober
mon bend9ri6tists bic poIisei. oaR
lh in Dem @affbofe Elm Wonn auF
9aits, Der cine gfn3abI IGbbsn en,p.
t1nnen bnbt un0 irdbrTh,inIih ,in
1snohtH6Gnoltr fei, Dis poIi,eilis
gT-aiit!uEg.R trg1t,u i,SoH
alsbcIb bic @Slii tsl bss 0erAats
ia.
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.Dtr eIfidbrige gobn
ots yoliseiSieners 9uFie in Mb,ins
biF9ofsbeim BAT pIObliG Ole @prode
assrlorsn- aur5 bepor ser anobe fih
~ gstt lssen iuollte. gina Ct nod
b: Den Sof binaus, aaum hattie
q oisisn betret,n. aIs bonn g9opfe
cben cine mG6tiee Rotte tim birett
duf Den 9cpf sefprunaen lam uno
IN hsn 4cf lief. Dor Ghr,d biers
iiter bat Der Rnate ole Gprode pers
.osen unS Il. biaks ni6t fpi.bsrtr.
larat-
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81, p.nis @aFtr e%ntbarter. Dos
Iiderife 9ertilgunesn,ittsI fir Baltic
rien bteibt aIfo prhl nah ipie Dor
cine entfpredenbe GrirGrmuna Der
RdbrbSaen. ga MGrme.g inpirfuna
imfner nod Der sinsiss uno f6erffs
Prossb lit. BEL Dem fid bic gatterisn
raid .oufbrauden@. fuoeegen aGlte,
lpie aeitbs 8eriude sripieisn, felbH
bis 81 20 Grao GENTLE Sormen
Bis gu feds Mpnaten am 2ebsn IieB.
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Gicrscilriid.G rtraft gcsen Seri,
&eri.

Gssen bic berii9tiaie geri-geris
Frantbeit, cine grt T9pertr Rerpen-
.ntSiiRNuna beren @ntIishung iebt nit
Sifsrbeit auf ben @snuB BON aes
lfaltem Reis 5uriidgsfibrt pprSen
IL ihtint isbt - auBer sinem bisber
5etannten Seilmittsl, einsm RsisItas
ItnsGItrdtt elm fpeitsres aefun6en
~ fsin, Toh elmer RitteiIuna non
Or. Cooper beItsbt IS in sinem altos
apliittn 9rs5us BON gfsroeFlsii6 in
Der Qetkr ION 81. sSstis
itnffe Ses Gleii6ss duF uno bint,rs
apt cine lpeibs SubfanS Mit oieIsm
Stoff bat man an @1eeln. oie ebenSo
Die Menfden infpIee oes gtm,is
'ss ppn aeidGlttm REFS an 8eri.8,ri
'rtronttn tDnnsn. Berfude onaefte[It.
Sine Soiis pun nur 0,3 @ramm ,rs
iielts cine p~pIitGnoiae sSeiIuna Ser
'ranten 8Ostl inn,rsalb spSlf Gtun
en- Der 9eiltOrper aus SIN Tfsrs
'stItiin ii iehr ~bsTtdnnig 50 er Ti6s
1sSer in aItObcI nod in Benin oS,r
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-07
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MesSrS. James ,. Hopper, Ben
nett Steele. !. Groome Steele and
Elmer Deibert enjoyed trip to
Wilmington on Wednesday in Mr..
Deibert's car.
DIR. and Mrs. +. ID. Graves and
Messrs. Edwin and Reed Graves
left on Monday for Annapolis on
their yacht "Sevarg, to attend the
June week exercises.
Mr.. Frank Ellison, OF New York
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles s. Ellison.
Mr.. John NJ. Reed, Jr.. spent
Sunday in West Grove. Pa.
Miss Evelyn Kibler is visiting
N Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry koehIer is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Marshall TAYLOR
al Randala.
Miss Margaret Johnson, OF
Philadelphia, spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
: Ellison, Jr.
Mrs. NJ. +. Johnson and Mrs.
Lillian J. Metz spent several days
asst week with Mrs. l.. X. Barwick
Mrs. Mar ord Lake. of Philadel-
phia, is visitig her sister, Mrs.
Walter Dickinson.
Mrs. G.. Steele. Mrs. Bennett
Steele and Miss Florence Egee
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
DIR. and Mrs. Stanley Steele and
son, Stanley. who have been spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
/, H. Steele, returned to Whining
ton on Sunday.
Miss Estelle Beaston, of Middle
town, has been visiting Mrs. Nellie
B. Reed.
The Sunshine Society met at the
home OF Mrs. George X. Houck
Monday evening.
The Firemen's strawberry anC
ice cream festival will be held or
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-07

District superintendent +. l..
Hoffecker, DID. will preach at the
Chesapeake City M. E. Church on
Sunday morning, June 8, at 10 80
Cayot's Corner at 2 80 p. M, and
Town Point at 7 p. m.
Children's Day exercises will be
held at the NJ. +. Church at 80
p. M, OF Sunday, June 8. Very
pleasing exercises were held at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday last.
Mr.. Eugene w. Frye, of the
Southern Transportation Co., was
in town Monady.
Road Engineer Mcdowell in
spected some OF the roads in the
Second district on Tuesday.
Mr.. l.. R. Harris of the Annap-
oils short line, was in town on
business Tuesday.
Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at the Presbyterian Church
at $50 Sunday morning. i
r. H. Rees and VIM. J. Arrants
OF the Chesapeake City Gun Club
gave a good account of themselves
at the annual shoot o; the Mary
land State Sportsmen's Association
held at Yockel's Park, Baltimore,
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Mr.. Rees and Mr.. Arrants
were among the ten best amateur
shooters. Mr.. Rees won $40 in
prizes and Mr.. Arrants $35.
Mr.. James w. Swartz of Balti-
more, a registered druggist, has
accepted a position in the loca
drug store. Mr.. Swartz comes here
highly recommended.
Mr.. Thomas KILLER, of Philadel-
phia, has purchased a Ford ma
chine. He made the run from
Philadelphia to Chesapeake City
in his new car on Saturday last.
St. Peters High School baseball
team defaeted the local team May
80, by the score OF II to 8. TIE
Chesapeake City players we're
Dean 3b. Sagers 2b, r. Watson Ib
krastel c.. d. Savin p, r. Hall.
man CT. Brown, RI, Bangs IT,, B
Reynolds IS.
The Bigger Bros. are rebuilding
the chimney OF the iIlpiscopa
Church. which was demolished b,
the uprooting of a large poplar tire,
in the church yard some time ago
The graduated calcium Chord,
to be applied to the streets to keeT
down the dust, has arrived, anc
will be used as soon as the streets
can be prepared for it.
Contractor H. G. Griffin is bus,
this week with the new addition tc
the school. The brick work will
be done in about ten days.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-07
PORT DEPOSIT

"A fresh mind keeps the body frseh.
Take in the ideas OF the day, drain of
those of yesterday. AS to the morrow,
time enough to consider 1t when 1t be-
comes today.''-Bulwer.
Miss Blanche Stebbing spent Sunday in
Baltimore with Mrs. Nelson Carver.
Mr.. Jacob L. Butchenhart, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday at his home.
Rev. and Mrs. T. A. H. O'Brien attend
ed the Glass Day and Commencement ex
ercises of their son, Theo. O'Brien, who
is graduating with honors from the JEFF
ferson College in Philadelphia Thee.
OBrien was vice president of his class,
of 1874 young men.
Misses Myrtle Dorcus Marie Lamm and
Mary Buck were Baltimore visitors on
Wednesday.
Mrs James Eshleman entertained the
Home Missionary Society Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home in the country.
Miss Blanche Beck, of Philadelphia, is
spending this week with Miss Maud At
kinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Becker, OF Balti-
more, spent the week end with Mrs VIM
Campbell
Mr.. &. b Taylor and Mss NJ. t. Buck
were oxford visitors last Sunday.
Mrs Fred Gerhauser visited her brother
Mr.. James lyon, in Columbia last Friday,
MIR. Edwin Bartlett of Elmlra, n. Y"
spent sunday with Mr.. Albert NannOrt
and other irit nds
Rev. y. f. Schmidt Schwenksville, Pa,
will preach the commencement sermon TO
the graduates of T. Senior school for
Girls at the Methodist Church. Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Or. NJ. Bates
stephens. Superintendent of Ed,l aton H.
Maryland. will deliver the commence
ment address on Tuesday evening at
O'Clock in Memorial Hall. Rev. Charlie s
Wood, DID, Pastor of the Cnurcn of the
Covenant, Washington, d. c., will preach
ates of the Tome School for Boys in
Memorial Hall, Sunday at p, m.
Miss Mary Harvard spent last Sunday
in Baltimore with Miss Helen Harvard
Miss Helen Holm, of Baltimore, spent
sunday at her home.
Capt. and Mrs, Emil Holm and family
nave moved to Chester, Pa This famll.
will be very much missed by a large cir
cle of friends. Capt. and Mrs. Holm were
about the oldest citizens of our town
Mrs VIM. ianes and Miss Elsie Gier-
fifth, of RowlAndvilIe, were visitors Sunday
OF the Misses Butchenhart.
Squire Herbert Cummings. of Row
landvlle, visited Mrs W. p. Cummin 6
Sunday.
Mr.. Howard Strout of Norfolk. Va,
spent last Friday at his home HIS sis
ter. Miss Fay Strout, returned to Nor