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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-25

Mrs. Percy Montgomery returned
to her home in Minneapolis Monday
after a visit with her mother. Mrs.
w. L. Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Finch. Mrs.
Florence Kent and George Reed au-
toed out and spent Sunday at Breezy
Point Villa.
Mrs. Bogardus and son. John. Of
Grand Forks. and Mrs. Dallas F.
Green Of Fort Wayne, Ind. spent the
week at Breezy Point Villa.
Mrs. w. ". Hall entertained her
guests at a picnic diner at the Dollar
Farm" Friday noon. The guests were
Mrs. Bogardus and son. John. Mrs.
Dallas F. Green. Miss Mollie Rose.
Mrs. Jerry Bacon and son. Keith. Ar
thus Kelly. Mrs. Pike. Elsie Brown
and Mrs. Fred Talbot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Feethanl, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Parsons. Mrs. Alice
Nelson Page and Mrs. Harry Call au-
toed out in the Feethan, car and spent
Sunday at Breezy Point Villa. The
Feethams and Parsons had planned
on a trip to the lakes near Bemidji.
but their pleasure was marred by a
misfortune. Mr.. Feethanl stepping on
a spoon hook but nothing serious has
as vet resulted.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Smith. Mrs. l..
c. Hazlett. Mrs. Rautzahn and Frank
Smith autoed out in the Smith car
and spent Sunday at Breezy Point
Villa.
Arthur Kelly Of Grand Forks spent
the week at Breezy Point Villa.
F. A. Brown and Joe Brown have
returned to the Forks after spending
a two weeks vacation at "Tarry-
more"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartles and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson autoed out in
the Bartles car and spent Sunday at
Breezy Point Villa.
Mr.. Deitrick of watertown, S. D..
spent Sunday at Breezy Point Villa.
A. D. Stevens and family of Crooks
ton have closed their cottage for the
summer.
Walter Hawkins and Miss Margaret
Sargent autoed out and spent Sun
day at Breezy Point Villa.
Mrs. Winslow and DR.. and Mrs.
whitcomb autoed out and spent Sun
day at Breezy Point Villa.
Dan Patterson and family OF st.
Hilaire have closed their cottage for
the
Floyd Kearns of Grand Forks spent
the week at Buhn's hotel.
Joe Hager spent a few days at Dew
Drop Inn as the guest Of Oscar
Knudson.
Raul Besse is spending a few days
visiting at Betsy Ross with his faith
er and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Besse.
Miss Mollie Ross of Reynolds. n. D..
returns home Wednesday after spend
ing two weeks al Breezy Point Villa.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Besse are en-
joyinR a visit from their daughter-in-
law. the wife OF Lieutenant Besse.
A number Of cottages are already
closed for the summer and many more.
Of the cottagers expect to go within
the next two weeks. Things will soon
quiet down and people will be scarce.
Among other places that have closed
for the a is Breezy Point Villa.
They have taken their last guests.
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Huerta Much Change
His Attitude at Once or
Message Will be Read
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these principles the basis of mutual
intercourse. respect and helpfulness
between our sister republics and our
selves. We shall lend our influence
OF every kind to the realization Of
these principles in fact and practice,
knowing that disorder. personal in.
trigue and defiance of constitutions
rights weaken and discredit govern
ment and injure none SO much as the
people who are unfortunate enough
to have their common life and their
common affairs so tainted and dis
urbed. Wo can have no sympathy
with those who seek to seize their
power of government to advance their
Owl personal interests or ambition.
We are the friends Of peace, but we
know h a there can be no lasting or
stable peace in such circumstances.
As friends. therefore, We shall pre-
Ter those who act in the interest Of
peace and honor. who protect private
rights and respect the restraints Of
constitutional provisions. Mutual re-
spect seems to US indispensable foun-
dation of friendship between states.
as between individuals"
Lasting Interests of Peoples"
The president pointed u tina the
United States a nothing to seek in
Latin-America but the lasting inter-
ests of the peoples and the s~ecurity
Of governments intended for the PEG.
pie and for no special group or in.
terest."
These are the principles on which
President Wilson has based his atti-
tude of non-recognition of the Huerta
government set up through the over
throw by arms of Francisco Madero.
the legally elected ruler Of the coun.
try. 1t is to secure 4 relation to m
stttutional government that no e.
and the resignation OF Huerta there-
fore has been made the chief point
"a the proposals. for a peaceful ~.
teEnent Of the disnptA
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Mrs. Robert Goelet( lefty

Newport, R. l.. Aug. 22.-under the
leadership of Mrs. Robert Goelet. Mrs.
Craig Biddle n Mrs. Dick Stevens,
Newport society is spending more law
ishly and perhaps more foolishly this
season than ever before. Last year
Mrs. "Neely" Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Oliver Belmont set the pace, and
there We're many who wondered be-
fore the season closed whether they
would be able to get through with
out becoming bankrupt, both in ideas
and in wealth. Now Mesdames Bid
die, Goelet, and Stevens have started
out to eclipse last seasons most gorge
GUS entertainments and are succeeding
beautifully.
Originality has been the keynote
IN all the entertainments-originality
at Whatever cost. Now Mrs. Goelet has
decided to wind up her series Of
dances with the most original thing
OF all. This final dance will be a Liv-
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Mr. n Mrs. Pat Murray and chill
dren. George. Frances and Ralph,
came up Sunday to spend a few DAYS
as guests at the Jarvis cottage.
Miss Jennie Nishet and nephew.
Master Keith Nisbet. came up FRIDAY
to spend a few weeks at he Nisbet
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nisbet and
daughter. Miss Mae. and her guest,
MISS Louise Neate, arrived at the bay
Wednesday from Denver, Colo. where
they attended the Knight Templar
, convention.
Rev. j. *. Burleson. accompanied
by his mother and sister are expected
to arrive Monday to enjoy a few days
outing at the Woodwork cottage.
Mrs. Thomas Nisbet left for Grand
Forks Saturday.
Miss Maude Templeton. a guest at
the Woodwork cottage, who has been
a patient at st. Anthony's hospital in
Bemidji. having had an operation for
tonsilitis, came back to the bay Sun
day evening.
Mrs. B, Brechet ard daughter. Miss
lone of Minneapolis. who hi e been
camping for the past two months at
the bay, left Monday for their home
in that city.
Edward Dow came up Monday
morning to spend W. weeks at Lake
side as a guest at the Carter cottage.
Harold A. Van Dusen. who has spent
the past two weeks camping at the
bay. left Monday morning for Grand
Forks,
Bud Dow. Roy Carter. Robert Ben.
ner. Rollie Read. Martiene Morrill,
Cook and Harrison Barnes will leave
Monday morning on a 100 mile canoe
trip on different Minnesota lakes in
the vicinity of Cass lake, returning
Thursday or Friday.
On August - Thomas Murray ct
East Grand Forks and Miss Clara Bek
of Minneapolis were quietly married.
Although it was kept remarkably quiet
the happy news finally leaked ovt
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray will
make their home in East Grand Forks.
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soc1Er1 fERsoN.Ls.


Mrs. NJ. Arnold and daughter Miss
Louise Of st. Paul are visiting IN the
city for a month with friends n
relatives. They are guests this week
at the home,o Of Mr.. and Mrs: Frank X.
Haoo Of Third venue.
Miss Verna Haynes Of Illinois re-
turned last evening from a.few days
visit with friends in Winnipeg and
will visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. e. Lehman Of North Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Berry and
Mrs. A. L. Bourassa have returned
from a pleasant outing at Maple Lake
They made the trip in the Berry car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strong and
daughter, Miss Helen Of Ada. Minn.,
and Mrs. n. A. Mott Of Crookston
were visitors in the city on Saturday.
Misses Cora and Florence Spriggs,
returned last evening from a three
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Minneapolis, st. Paul and Fargo.
Mrs. p. Monahan and two children,
Clara and Leslie arc spending a few
days with Mrs. Monahan's sister, Mrs.
Frank A. Morey Of Ojata.
Mrs. r. ]. Beckley who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Grand
Forks for several days. has returned
to her home in Bismarck.
Misses Grace and Nora Curtin OF
Lacrosse, Wis.,, have arrived in the
city to spend some time visiting at the
homes Of Mrs. John NJ. Disher and
Mrs. Fred Werstlein.
Mrs. Ben Cooperman ana little son
have returned from q several weeks,
visit with relatives in Minneapolis and
White Bear Lake. MINI.
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and Mrs. Craig Biddle.

ing Picture dance, at which every
member of the Circus Set is to repre-
sent some famous picture. AS Sep
TENDER Morn" is the most famous OF
all contemporary pictures, it is pos
sible that some thrilling scenes viii lie
witnessed at this ball.
Mrs. Stevens, who has all the mil
lions Of the Stevens family of Ho-
boken behind. her, plans to take over
Easton's Beach for two nights at a
cost of from $4,000 to $780, 00, and
show her friends a good time. This
would be entertaining on a bigger
scale than has YER been attempted
here before.
Mrs. S%tuyvesant Fish. a social lead
er Of other years. is spending the sum-
mer at Newport and will not return to
New York until we'll in September. 1t
Is said she will give another dance be-
fore leaving Newport, and she is also
planning a big outdoor fete.
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GRAND r A


Bemidji. Aug. 25.-Dr. A. A. wes-
teen came up Thursday to spend a day
with his family who are camping at
the bay. leaving for Grand Forks Fri
day noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o'Gorman
and daughter. Miss Marie. stopped in
Bemidji Thursday en- route to I~nterna-
tional Falls. They spent Thursday
afternoon at the bay.
Jacob Smith and son, Lester, were
In Bemidji Thursday.
Ira ]. Cool came back from Mime
apolis Monday where he has spent the
past week on business.
Charles Lain, who has spent the
past two weeks at the T. ]. Evans cot
tage. left Saturday for his home in
puluth. Mrs. Lain and daughters,
Mildred and Lois. will remain until
the opening Of school.
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Smile. :!
When you grant u friend a favor,
Throw in a pleasant smile.
neighbor
Be smiling, the while.
Wear a smile upon your face
When you're walking on the street
And never fail to smile a smile
On those you chance to meet.
Let the early morning find you
With a happy smiling ACE
And as the MONDAY sun shines on you
Let smiles light up your face.
You'll find it pays to smile
When you're. busy with your work.
You'll find it pays to smile,
When you're talking with your
clerk.
There is nothing that will vanish
blues
Like a.good old fashioned smile:
And when your thoughts are dull and
tired
Just try at once-a smile.
.'-r.-1 n n
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Spent. Sunday At Reynolds.
: Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Kemerer spent
Sunday with friends at Reynolds. They
returned last evening by auto.
Returned from Inkster.
Adam Common, who spent Sunday
with relatives at Inkster, returned to
Grand Forks this morning.
Entertained Guest.
Rev and Mrs j. H. Batten of Chest
nut street entertained as their guest
over Sunday Rev. Hitchcock of Hope.
Dancing Party at Lincoln Park.
Misses Jean and Margaret McDon-
aid will give an informal dancing par
ty this evening at the club house in
Lincoln park in honor of Miss Mar
garet McDonald's birthday.
Left Sunday for GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fender left
Sunday noon for GAINESVILLE and Far
go, where they will visit friends and
relatives for severa! weeks.
900
Autoed to Gilby.
Mrs. j. p. Reiton and son Charles
Reiton. Miss Lillian Douglas and Mis-;
Flossie Weller autoed to Gilby yes
leIOdy SIiu spent the Jay WITH ITleIlQS.
They returned last evening.
Broke Right Arm.
To Visit Friends 1t, Minneapolis.
Mrs. L.. p. Colborn and little daugh-
ter, Grace. left last evening for a. few
weeks visit in Minneapolis. They will
be. guests at the home of Mrs. Col
born's mother, Mrs. F. w. Shaw.
I 1000
Visiting at -Churchs Ferry.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lodmell and children.
left yesterday for a visit with friends
at Churchs Ferry. They will be away
several days and expect to visit rela-
tives at York before returning.
Mrs. Mary j. Taylor of Inkster. n
Of the oldest residents of Grand Forks
county. had the misfortune to fall and
break her right arm OF Saturday. Mrs.
Taylor is past 70 years old. Many
friends in this city will regret to hear
of her painful accident.
800
Miss Minnie Traynor has returned
from a several months visit with
friends and relatives in Edmonton.
Alta. Miss Traynor- spent the great
er part Of the summer enjoying camp
life at Cooking Lake.
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Garden Party at Leeds. q,
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary.

ScieDIdICu WSNilnT Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers of Ink
ster entertained a. company Of friends
at their home. Saturday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Clausen's
second wedding anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clausen reside at York. N. D.,and
are visiting Inkster friends for a few
days. The evening was, spent in visit
ing and a splendid musical program
was rendered. The guests. were Mr..
n Mrs. Floyd Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jewett. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Common
of Grand Forks. Miss Muriel Jones
and. Coran Cruttenden. The evening
delicious luncheon and Mrs. Meyers
was assisted in serving by Miss Jones
and Miss Alice Muir.
Pretty Party at. Minot.
Minot Reporter: Mrs. E. D. Norton
was a gracious hostess to a lumber
Of her friends yesterday afternoon at
her home on the South Hill. when she
entertained at 500. Clusters of gold
enrol and large bouquets of garden
flowers about the rooms transformed
fragrance and pretty colored BIOS
sons. There were guests for four
tables and at the close Of the after
noon Mrs. Norton served a luncheon
Of two courses She was assisted by
Mrs. C. A. Johnson, Gladys Wheeler,
and Eva and Lorene Norton. The
guests were Mesdames w. H. Reig-
hart L. NJ. Due, Ed. Christensen. H. e.
Wheeler, T. j. Horton, c. B. Bach. F.
B. Cole, F. V. Dale Jane Markham, j.
c. Smallwood. j. d. Taylor, Louis and
r. H. Emerson. Frank Taylor, j. E.
McKone and Miss Mile Schuerman
of Minneapolis.
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Returned to St. Paul.

IAOtUIIiCN W ~, I-duf.
who have been visiting for several
weeks at the home of Mrs. NJ. L..
Braunstein, returned to their home
in st. Paul last ssxsning.
Left for Twin Cities
Mrs. G. r. Samuel OF Cttonwood
street left Sunday evening for a
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Spent Sunday at the Lake.
DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Whitcomb, Mrs.
Harold Winslow of WATERFOWL, S. D.,
Miss Margaret Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Finch and j. Walter Haw-
kins, autoed over to Maple Lake and
spent Sunday with friends. They re-
turned last evening.
Home from Thief River Falls.
Mrs. w. F. Edmond has returned
from. Thief River Falls. Mimi, where
she has been visiting for the past few
days at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Cook. Miss Lula Cook,
her sister. accompanied her. to Grand
Forks for a few days visit.
Will Leave for Watertown.
Mrs. Harold Winslow, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past
week, will leave this evening for her
home in Watertown, S. D. Mr.. Wins
low spent a few days here, but re-
turned to South Dakota in his car.
Entertained at Dinner.
Misses Ella and Lillian Rasmussen
gave a prettily appointed dinner at
their home on Walnut street, Satur-
day evening, in honor of a number Of
girls who are visiting in the city.
Dinner was serve at 6 o'clock and
the table appointments were in yellow
M white. The guests were Misses
Lulile Lundquist of Warren, Mimi.
Ruth INC Cora Paulson of Moorhead.
Mimi, and Cora and Helen Webster.
Garden Party at Leeds.
Miss Clara Weiermuller Of Leeds
gave a lawn party in honor Of her
guest, Miss Elsie Mikkelson of Man
dan. The lawn and porch were lighted
with Japanese. lanterns and the porch
wasTdecorated with vines. flowers and
The company included
thirty young people: and various. games
and; Contests were the diversions. One
of the special features was the marsh
mallow roast. A dainty buffet lunch
con was served. "on'the porch. Misses
Weiermnller and Euphemia
presided at the frappe table.
Miss Mikkelson and Miss Weiermuller
are students at the jamestown college
and both will return to that institution
i'm September.
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Entertained at Washington. D. G.

RI. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ". Brennan
OF Devils Lake. VINO are spending
their honeymoon in the east and az
present are visiting in Washington. g..
e. as the guests of Mrs. 'Brennan's
brother. Congressman P. D. Norton Of
the Wyoming hotel. They have been
the honor guests at several handsome
social functions and the following,
taken from the Washington Times,
will be of interest to North Dakota
friends:
Congressman and Mrs. H. T. Hell
gesen of North Dakota entertained at
g. beautifully appointed dinner last
evening at their apartment in Flor
ence court nhonor Of MIR. and Mrs.
d. V. Brennan of Devils Lake, N. d..
who are guests of Mrs. Brennan's
brother. Congressman P. D. Norton at
the Wyoming.
"Mr. and Mrs. Brennan, who are
charming North Dakota people, are
east or their honeymoon, and while
in Washington have been the recipi-
tents of many social favors. Senator
and Mrs. A. ]. Gronna and Congress
mar and Mrs. George M. Young enter
tanned for them last week.
Tonight. the United States Treas
urer and Mrs. John Burke will enter
tain at dinner in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Brennan at. their home at
2647 Connecticut avenue.
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Home from, Chicago.

H0N1c ffOMi CHICAGO. :"
from Chicago. where she has been
studying music with Gustav Holm
auist for the past few months. While
there she was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs: R. W. Peterson. En- route home
Miss Tharaldson spent a few days
with friends in Minneapolis. Miss
Tharaldson will teach in the vocal de-
partment at Wesley colleeg this year.
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Will Return to Fargo.

Will Return to Fargo.
Mrs. C.. H. Swanson and two daueh-
tiers. Misses Helen and Louise. of Far
go. who have been visiting for the
past few days at the home Of Mrs.
Swansen's mother, Mrs. F.. Lyons Of
North Fifth street, will return to their
home in Fargo this evening.
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Miss Minnie Traynor has returned
from a several months visit with
friends and relatives in Edmonton.
Alta. Miss Traynor spent the great
er part Of the summer enjoying camp
life at Cooking Lake.
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Visiting at .Churchs Ferry.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lodmell and children.
left yesterday for a visit with friends
at Churchs Ferry. They will be away
several days and expect to visit rela-
tives at York before returning.
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Left Sunday Tor Barnesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fender left
Sunday noon for GAINESVILLE and Far
go. where they will visit friends and
relatives for several weeks.
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Guest.
Rev. and Mrs j. H. Batten of Chest
nut street entertained as their guest
over Sunday Rev. Hitchcock of Hope.
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Dancing Party at Lincoln Park.
Misses Jean and Margaret Melon.
aid will give an informal dancing par
ty this evening at the club house in
Lincoln park in honor of Miss Mar
garet McDonald's birthday.
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Spent Sunday at. Reynolds.
/. Mr. and Mrs. d. ". Kemerer spent
Sunday with friends at Reynolds. They
returned last evening by auto.
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23
CHURCH NOTES

Revival meetings begin next
Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Dudley.
of Kit Carson, will be here Mon
day night to assist the pastor in
his meetings. Will you be there
Sunday school next Sunday will
open at 1000 a. m
Sermon HOO a. m.
Junior church, 2 p m.
Epworth League T D. m.
Preaching s p. m.
You are cordially invited.
D. NJ. SCOTT.
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23
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Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23

Quite few of the young. peo-
pie surprised Miss Lucille Web
ster last Saturday, it being her
10th birthday. Although the
day was rather blustery and cold
the young folks braved the wealth
er and helped to make it one of
happiness for their young friend
and one to be remembered in
years to come.
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23

We clip the following from the
Kahoka, (Mo.) Gazette. Mrs.
Geo. Mayfeld, Of Arapahoe. Colo
Mrs. F. l. Boyack, of Independ-
ence, Ia, and Mrs. W. B. May
field, of Rahoka, Mo, visited
Saturday and Sunday at Del
Story's. The two Mayields &C
companied Mrs. Boyack to Inde-
pendence Monday. from there
they will 50 to Colorado, where
Mrs. w. B. Mayfeld will make
an extended visit.
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23

Last Thursday evening about
45 or SO of the young people
gathered at the home of Rev. D.
M. Scott and wife, where they
had been invited to an Epworth
League party. The evening was
spent in playing games. and
musice. Alta late hour delic-
ious supper was served, after
which everyone went home feel
ing that they had been we'll paid
for going.
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23

ceeds or not deserves great cred
it for his untiring efforts in be-
half of the people. If he sue
ceeds this means many thousands
of dollars saved to the taxpayers
of this county,
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23

Mrs. Charles E. Maynard, wife
of Charles E. Maynard, died at
their home in Marshalltown at
tbs last Friday morning, follow
ing an illness caused by pneumo-
MIA. Mrs. Maynard was the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. D. j.
Lander and was born in Hamilton
Kansas, 27 years ago. She was
married to Mr.. Maynard at Chey-
enne Wells, Colorado. seven years
ago, by Rev. Josiah Martin. and
for the past three years the
couple have made their home in
MarshaIitown. Aside from her
husband and parents, Mrs. May
nard is 81 rvived by three sisters.
Mrs. Mary Sankey and Miss Ruth
Lander 1--we in MarshaIltown.
Mrs. Fred Maynard resides in
this place. Funeral services
were held Sunday and burial was
made in the Riverside cemetery
En- erprise, State Centre Iowa.
Mr.. Fred. Maynard is a BROTH
err Of Mr.. Tom Maynard. of this
city. Mrs Maynard will be re-
membered by her many friends
here as Miss Lander.
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23
A Farewell Surprise.

Last Friday evening about for
ty-fve of the young people of
Cheyenne Wells gathered at the
home of Lillian Pogert. AS Miss
Itha Quertermous was going
away the next day her many
friends decided to have sur
prise on her, and decided to hold
it at the above place to which
she was invited. The evening
was spent in the usual party
games were played, after which
luncheon was served. After
which she was presensed with a
neat manicure set from her
friends, Rev. D. M. Scott making
the presentation speech, to which
Miss Quertermous replied in a
few short, we'll chosen words.
this was the first she knew that
the party had been given for her
especial benefit, after which all
departed for their homes, feeling
that they caused another happy
evening for their friend.
Cheyenne record., 1913-10-23

We acknowledge the receipt OF
the announcement Of the we'd
ding which occurred at Denver,
of Mr.. T. McNevin. to Miss
Fritzie Ahlm, both Of Wild Hors,
Colo. on Oct. Is, 1913.
Mr.. -NcNevin was formerly edi
tor Of the Wild Horse Times, hu'
is in the realestate business a
present and is doing a fine bust.
ness.
Miss Ahlm is cne ore of vii,
Horses e'terprising yourg ladit
and stood high in that c(mmlni
ty. The RECORD extends cor
gratulations to the newly marie
couple.