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The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
(lnterded for last week.

E.P.L. Publisher) Seiial-Cl39l7.
Department Of the Interior.
L. s. Land o!llce at Sterling. Colorado
November IS, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that John A.
Crawford, of Avalo, Colorado, who, on
September, 6, 1910, made homestead
entry, No. 0l39l7, for South half of
North half and Nl-2 Of the SIP, Sec
tion SO, Township II North, Range 80
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention TO make final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver, at Sterling, Colorado. on
the 7th day of January, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John |. Filler. Of Kinball, Ncbr.
Frank Copper pi
.Iesse a. Mayficld. Of Aval,, Colo. 1l-ao
Nelson X. Crawford. Of l.-25
A.F BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

L. A. 8. tPut lishcr) Sefiai-C.lll-0l2Il III
department oi the Interior.
L. :. Land once .; sterling. Colorado.
Oct. 9th, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that Elmer
E. Myers, of New Raymer, Colorado,
who, on Dec. 18th. 1905, April 10Th,
1910, made homestead entry, No. 1927
04ll2.0l24id. for Ssl.4 SEl.4, Sec. H.,
NEl-4 NEl-4, Sec. IA, Nl-2 NWl-4
Sec. l3. S1-2 NEl,4, Sec. IL, Ni-2
NEl-4, Sec. i3, Township . NJ, Range
5s W, 9Th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention TO make Final Three
Year Proof, TO establish claim to the
land above described, before u. S.
Commissioner. at Keota, Colorado. on
the 10Th day Of December, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David 8. Gibson. Renhcl, A. Forsbey. Carl W.
Young. George W. Kvons. all Of New isayner.
Colorado. iO-D l@-I
AZ. BEoWfls. Register.
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s'uT,cE OF CONTEST.
tfor Puplicut,oej

tFor Pupcat.on) 5s92-035l3
Department OF the Interior
United States l.anI Office. Stcr.ins. Colorado.
Nov. ~. Iyij.
10 Joseph Thomas oi Ster!ias. Colo. Contestee:
You are neiuby notified that Leona NJ. Sum
m.rs. VINO gives rev RGym.r. Weld Co.. Colo. as
nis post-vllicc t.diess, ,.a on Nov. D. iyt3. lite IN
this oince his duly corrVbvrateu application u
contest anu seea.e the cancellation oi your u. l..
H. Ehuy. No. Serial RIO. olyo:y. Inahe Oct. -.
1913. iur 81 2Swl-.. Sec. 3 W.. Of SEA-. sEi-i
SEi.i, sec. IA, Ni-2 NWi-i anu aWI-i HNl-l.
scctiou -. IySnsiip $ ~, Rinhe bs W.. otn T..
Meridian, .iG as aiVdnGs i.r i.is contest he al
leyes ti!at JUseIn Ii,Jias eHtIieiy i...a GuGii.s
the ar.. year nj Ter rntry I, ,Apeai t"; haia
v..vv pes acre Vi t.e .I.a teicv. Va l..e p.rnia-
hent improvements taereof necessary ior tns IT,
rsatiU reclamation md euityatci, Oi said Land
VI IN the purchase oI w~ter ~ ~utcr nights " Ia
.iiy W. " pis.uie ...s. /, b, Gs.u Tor u.e arr.
.sau,n "a s..iu land.
lou are. therefore. further notified
that the stid aiiegati0ns w!ii be
,dngn by THIS once 10 having been
cUnirsscu By yOd. and your said entry
wIii De canc.ird hereunder without
your further r.sht 70 be heard there
..i, either before this oiiicc o. on a..-
pvai, !. you tail 10 Tie IA tE.s oI.cc
withIn twenty days after the
FOURTH publication of This notice,
~ showr below, your sns~er. ,nd.c
0a,h, rpcciacHiy meeting anl ic-
.pondia.s 10 thsse allegations u cor
lcsl. or IL yoJ tail within tEat zine
TO hle IN tlis oficc uu. proof tina,
YOU have served copy OF your uh-
swer ua the SAID coBtcslunt eitnurs IN
person or by registered anil. II this
service ~ made by the dciNery oi
copy Of your answer to the contest
ant In person. proof of such service
must be either tie said contestants l.
written acknowledgment OF his re-
c.ipt of the copy. showing the datc
person by whom the dellsy:y wa
made stating when and where the
copy WIS delivered. II made by regis
tered mall proof Of such services mus,
consist OF the affidavit ci the person
by whom the copy waS mailed rtat!ay
when and the postofYlce 10 which II
was mailed. and this affidavit mufi
be accompanied by the postnastcr's
receipt OF the iettes.
You should state In your answer
the name Of the posiofficc to which
you dcaire further notice to he sent
to you.
A.F. BROWNS. Register.
Date Of first publication. December II. 1919.
Ds.s ol second publication. December. TX. 1913.
Date obthird publication. December 2j. 1919.
ra.s of Fourth publication. January |. 1911.
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HI. Treasures Stolen

According to the Fort Morgan Times
Rev. l. D. Williams is having troubles
of his own, and finds his pathway
strewn with thorns. Not long since
his dsughter Bessie changed her name
from Williams to Bell and with the
change brot her father a son-in. law,
without waiting to receive the parent
al sanction and blessing. Since the
deed was done, nothing remained bet
ter than to forgive and receive the low
ers to parental home or buggy, and we
presume the blessing was pronounced,
though little late in the game. In
their so.journs about the country, they
stopped over night with Ray Hamilton
the gentlemen occupying a couch to-
gether. While Mr.. Williams is rev.
erend gentleman, he is also thrifty
one, and he kept in his trousers pocl-
ct u wallet in which reposed the snug
little sum of $500. While Williams
slumbcred and slept (due doubtless to
a clear conscience) the bridegroom neg
lected to do so, and when Mr., Williams
awakened, he found that he was occu-
pying the couch alone. He was soon
wide awake and investigating and be-
thinking himself ef his wallet both
that and the son-in-law missing.
The sheriff was notified, and the SON..
in-law and treasure were both recover
ed near Snyder soon afterwards.
Rev. Williams will not doubtless ap-
preciate the significance of the admo-
milton to lay up treasures where thieves
do not break through and steal.
Bell was jailed and the wild Bells
will not ring for Christmas.
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Township Map.

west and onc north and louih through
each township. as shown BY the nc.
compnnying map.
This township map shows that II
improved highways aro constructed
across the state every SIX miles In
both directions, los out Of IA quarter.
sections In each township will either
bc directly on an improved road or
within one mile Of an improved road
In very few townships are roads
laid out along all section lines. The
l.eoo townshlrs- u tbo state do not
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A card was received from Miss Beck
who is now located at Trinidad, Colo.
and has secured a school near there.
Mrs. j. R. Smathers is enjoying a
visit from her mother who arrived
Tuesday morning from Verdell, Nebr.
She will probably visit until after the
Holidays.
Mr.. Fox is finding that it keeps him
building to keep pace with the demands
for business. He is now adding feed
room to the west of the blacksmith
shop, and getting ready to grind feed.
Mrs. L. A. Beson departed Friday
for Lincoln. Nebr., where she will
spend a couple of months with her
daughter. She was accompanied by
her grandson, Elmer Hart, who has
been visiting for some time at the Be-
son homes.
Next week will be Christmas. AS it
comes on Thursday, we want to print
the paper on Wednesday, so request
th,t all advertising, correspondence,
etc. be sent in as early as possible.
Last year we worked all Christmas day
We do not want to do so this year.
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Important Factor.

Good roads arc really very I'm.
ror,ant factor in the advancement, o.
community Beyond doubt they
exert profound influence In better.
Ing farm conditions. not only cheap.
cning farm productions, but In maxi
ing farm life more congenial by brine.
Ing the farms closer together. and
thereby improving social conditions.
which are at present partially respon.
sible for the young peoples dissa,is,
faction with country life,
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sOrICE ron PUBLICATION.


E.AS. u'nblishcr) serinl-Oisis2
{. >. Land Office u, sterling. Colorado.
December s, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that George
Dykes, of Avalo,. Colorado, who, on
June 20, 1919 made homestead entry,
No. 0i34S2, Tor South half Of, Section 2,
Township 10 North, Range J6West, 9th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register and
Receiver. at Sterling. Colorado, on the
10Th day Of January, 1914.
Claimant names AZ witnc2pcs:
Hans J. Erickson. Of Ovid. Colo.
Wallace J. Woods Of Avnio. Colo.
Harvey Msyheld. Of i,.Ii
L.oais 4. William. Of e '' i.ls
Az. BRowNs. Rerister.
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Prsvent Muen Trouble.

Careful use Of drag on n dirt road
that Is alrendy In reasonably nood
condition. viii almost entirely prevent
trouble from ruts, mud holes or dust.
and give coed service at low cost.
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LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
esls!s Of he ssute Of Ryrer and Yissnlt Tor Past
Meek told Ia aref

Come out 10 c.. lrch next Sunday.
Envelopes at Il. office and l0cts.
Mr. McMackin was Sterling pass
engcr yesterday.
Mrs. N. Franzen left Monday for an
extended visit at Omaha.
o. N. Olson of Stoneham was doing
business in Raymer Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Nickerson visited over
Thursday night with Ruth Graves.
Geo. Summers made trip to Ster-
ling Tuesday returning Wednesday.
When you want envelopes We have
them small or large. S and 10 cents.
Mrs. Scott returned to Sterling Sat
urdsy after few days spent on the
homestead.
George Gunner is starting to remod-
Il and build on his clgim. Let the good
work 60 on.
Fred and Ed Ficken who have been
p!astcring the new building returned
:, t. their home in Sterling Wednesday.
W. G. Carter left Monday for Goth
esnburg to ship his horses which he got
10 tradc recently for his homestead.
Mr.. Michaels Of Sterling came down
from Sterling the first Of the week and
is putting on the finishing touches to
the new store building.
J. C. Dugan was up from Stoncham
last Friday to act as witness in final
proof for T. W. Winkler. He reports
business lively in Stonsham.
Nj. and Mrs. Jones and two children
arrived Tuesday from Nebraska and
will visit for time with old friends,
Mr.. and Airs, Geo. Mclaughlin.
On account Of the small quantity Of
cream being p'arketed ut present. |
will test and buy cream on Fridays on
H. Fred Knapp.
While Mr.. Pcckham was here last
week, We msde arrangements to carry
advertising regularly In Tho Enterprise
the coming year. Look y pp and read
Miss Marie Allen left Friday for
Sterling and Morgan, and while away
she will have nn operation performed
for appendicitis. Her father accom-.
panied her on his way to Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pipor Of haywood,
Nebr.. stopped Of here Tassday for y
short visit with their son Bert and fam.
ily and Mrs, Frank ArtIey and family.
They expect to leave soon for Cslifo,.
mia to spend the winter.
In making up our files, VIC find that
tho issue for Sept. Is, l0i3, is missing.
We want the copy. II .ou have one
Of that date. bring It in, and 70 the
iirst ono bringing the paper We will ex.
ynd their subscription thrSs months.
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Pen points for sale at this Office.

Pen points for sale at this Office.
Fine sleighing these days even on
the railroad.
Envelopes, plain or printed at The
Enterprise Office.
Charles Fouts arrived home Friday
from Nebraska where he has been
working.
Mr.. Stromerts from north of town,
departed yesterday for Rockford, H.,
where he will spend the winter months
with his children.
H. T. Lamon the shoe repair man
sends word that he will be in Raymer
to ply his trade just as soon as the
roads are fit to travel.
Mr.. Zerkle, who has been visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Van
Mater for some months, left for his
home in Chicago Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linton of Fort Morgan,
who had been visiting their son, G. A.
Linton and family for some time, re-
turned to their home Monday.
After a week visiting with relatives,
Mrs. Addington returned 20 Sterling
Friday where she and Mr., Addington
will make their home this winter.
Mrs Louis Allen returned from Iowa
Wednesday where she was called to
her mothers bedside. We are sorry to
report her mother not improved very
much.
James White from Clinton, Iowa ar
rived yesterday morning with two car
loads OF stock and household goods.
We are glad to have diem come that
way. and We extend u welcome hand.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Hobbs re turned
home last Saturday from Illinois waere
they had been visiting since early in
the fall. They said there was little
snow in that section, so they have had
= delightful time.
A man was shot and killed 1T Will
ard last week as the result OF u drunk
en- brawI. The victim was not party
to the drinking or toe trouble that
grew out Of it. He just happened to
get in the way Of the bullet. We Won
der II Raymer viii have to have that
sort Of an experience, before We get
these booze parties stopped? They arc
getting pretty loud. It's a menace to
the safety OF every person about town,
and IL injurmg the reputation Of the
place. Boys, cut it out.
Monday o deal was closed by which
Jake hurshman Of Buckingham be-
comes owner Of the Murphy hotel and
livery barn. We did not learn the con-
sideration. nor did we talk with the
new owner, but we understand he con.
templates renovating and enlarging the
hotel, SO Us to meet tho growing d..
,nands Of the town for a more modern
place to accommodate the travelling pub
lie. We hope thst tho plans will In.
clude the livery barn, so that we may
have q place where we can get ret.
sonabiy good rig and where We can get
horse cared for and fed. For the
present Mr.. Murphy will occupy both
places. but wul devote more time 10
the store.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18
Rcatl Weather,

Warm weather should remind YOU
OF road weather as well as baseball
weather or seeding time.
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Christmas Exerc,.e.s

You are cordially invited to attend
the Christmas Exercises at the Ray
mer school house next Wednesday
evening. A tree and program by
the school children.
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Buy Goa, Now For Cash

We strongly urge buying coal now.
Coal is strictly cash. Out Of the car
nut is $3.50, lump S6.75. 25 cents more
from the bin. kaymer Lumber Co.
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Efficient Road Drag.
For general efficiency at low cost II
ia hard 10 find a machine that beats
tho road draS. .-.--..
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Mr.. and Mrs, John Hobbs re turned
home last Saturday from Illinois wnere
they had been visiting since early in
the fall. They said there was little
snow in that section, so they have had
= delightful time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18

James White from Clinton, Iowa ar
rived yesterday morning with two car
loads Of stock and household goods.
We are glad to have aiem come that
way. and We extend a welcome hand.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18

In making up our files, VIC find that
tho issue for Sept. Is, l9i3, is missing.
We want the copy. II .ou have one
of that date. bring It In, and to the
iirst ono bringing the paper We will ex.
ynd their subscription thr,s months.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18

Mrs Louis Allen returned from Iowa
Wednesday where she was called to
her mothers bedside. We are sorry to
report her mother not improved very
much.
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A. r. BROWNS. ResIste,

Date of first publication. December II. 1919.
Ds,s d second publication. DECEMBER. TX. 1913.
Date obthird publication. December ~. 1919.
ra.s Of Fourth publication. January /. 1911.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-10-05

slider. Again let me request each grill,
regular attendant or not, to be pres
ent. as there is very important bust
ness to come before them-something
which will benefit them, others to
amuse and interest them, as well as
feast to help the inner man.
For those not present at the last
meeting at the Y. w. C. A. let me
briefly state that the Minnewawa-
Onaway camp has been divided, Miss
Abercrombie being guardian of the
Minnewawa, and Mrs. John Keogh
guardian of the Onaway camp.
No more meetings at Bayview wig
wan for the Pokies; no more all day
picnics in grandma's back yard play.
ing among the wild flowers, and hav.
| ing the feast dance around the planh
table under the pines, but they viii
have just as good a time wherever
| they meet this winter.
| Next Thursday they will hold Their
first regular winter meeting at schoo
No. 40, where Miss NJ. w. Duncan
will tell them stories and help then
play games. All will join in bird talk
thus winning a blue nature bead
| Each Poke will bring a box of cake,
and prize will be given for the win,
ner of the apple pickup"
| The duties for this month are:
/ Cleanliness
| Sew on buttons.
| Make someone happy each week.
| Be polite.
Make 80 per cent in all studies fol
the month.
Learn five things about some nature
work.
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CAMP FIRE
NOTES.

On the mountains of the prairies.
On the great Red Pipestone quarry,
Gitchee Manitou, the mighty,
He the master Of life, descending,
On the red crags of the quarry
stood erect, and called the nations,
Called the tribes Of men together.
Gitchee Manitou, the mighty,
Smoked the calumet. the peace-pipe,
AS a signal to the nations,
And the smoke rose slowly, slowly.
All the tribes belleld the signal
Saw the distant smoke ascending.
Waving like a hand that beckens,
Gitchee Manitou. the mighty,
Calls the tribes of men together.
Calls the warriors to his council!
School time has come, bringing It's
many duties, but it has not extin-
guished the bright flame OF the camp
fre-not even the hard rain on Tues
dav could dampen their ardor, judging
by the Jolly crowd that gathered al
the wigwam of Mondamin for the folk
dances, which were ably taught by the
wise owl, Kokokoho, better known as
Lucille Shaekleford.
Every member of each camp is urg-
emily requested to be present or
Tuesday at school No. 40 at o'clock
or as near that time as school duties
viii permit. Some of the Has-se girls
will be awarded the beads that they
have won.
Owing to the Indictment weather
they have not held their outdoor
council meeting and could not receive
them before this.
The Wohelo girls will bring list OF
honors won for the guardian to con-
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interested al! Pensacolians. The chill
dren christened being the little son
and daughter of Mrs. Grace Eldredge
Bell and grandchildren of Mrs. Essie
Fowler and great grandchildren OF
Mrs. Carrie Eldredge of Pensacola, Fla.
The little boy was named Alexander
Bryan Bell, his sponsors were Capt.
I. H. Aiken, Mr.. VIM. Fowler and Mrs.
M. 3. Olsen of Pensacola, Fla.
The little girl was named Alma May
Bell, and her sponsors were Mr.. John
Ferguson of Pensacola, Fla, and Miss
Lucie Harris and Mrs. f. M. Fowler
of Mobile, Ala.
The ceremony was most impress
sive The wonderful beauty Of the
two children and their little mother
scarcely more than a child herself,
made a very pretty picture.
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WILL DISCUSS
THE SCHOOLS
MEETING or SCHOOL coMMIs-
SION CALLED FOR WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK BY
CHAIRMAN p. K YoNoE.

Chairman P. K. Yonge has notified
the members of the Pensacola Public
School Commission that a meeting
will be held at p. m. Wednesday IN
the rooms Of the Commercial Assoeia-
tion.
The school commission has mad
some exhaustive Investigations and
has given some excellent recommen-
dations in the PAST and II Is the I'm
tention Of the members 10 continus
their work until Pensacola'S school
system is modern in every respect.
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HOVER FOR
fISS CAIN.

Another event OF interest to friends
f Miss Leah Calm, whose engagement
20 Mr.. Jake Hirsch Of Montgomery.
has been recently announced, will be a
Miscellaneous Shower" given by the
Manitou club, at the home of Miss Fan
ME Wagenhein, on the 11th Of Oct.
Many invitations have been issued.
and the affair promises TO be very
original-characteri OF the Mani
tou club entertainments.
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ScHLEVOIGHT-BO
WEDDING,

Exquisite in its simplicity was the
wedding of Miss Frances Effffye Boone
to Mr.. Henry L. Schlevoight, which oc-
CURED yesterday morning st the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, M
F. Boone.
Only a few very close friends and
relatives were present
The bride, who was given away by
her father, Mr.. M. T. Boone, was hand
somely gowned in a smart blue travel
ing suit with hat and accessories to
match. She carried a shower bouquet
Of brides roses.
Mrs. o. H. Smith, Jr., acted as
matron- Of honor, and was gowned in
an elaborate dark blue charmeuse cos
tune
Mr.. Louis Schlevoight, a brother to
the groom, was best man.
Little Earl Boone was ring bearer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlevoight left for
a short visit to Mobile and New Or
leans, and upon their return will be at
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Boone, Ill
West Strong street.
The popularity Of the young couple
was demonstrated by the many beau
tiful and handsome presents received
among which was two chests of fiat
silver, a gift from each the parents.
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CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.

The Civic League will hold it's Get
Together" meeting at the Y. NJ. G.
A. rooms at o'clock, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Leland Henderson. secretary or
Comm ereial Association, will address
the league on a subject of much inn
portance to them. A large attendance
is requested, as there is an accumula-
ton of business to come up for con-
sideration both from the State Fedora
ton of Womans' clubs and local af-
fairs of interest.
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pAREMTS-TEAcHERS'
ASSOCIATION TO MEET.

The Parents Teachers Association
of School No 20. he'd a meeting FRI
day, Oct. 3rd, at which the follow
ing officers were elected for the years
1874:
President-Mrs. L. e. Brooks.
First Vice President-Mrs. T. L.
Cant.
Second Vice President-Mrs. C. NJ.
Reilly.
Secretary and Treasurer - Miss
Claudia Cocker.
After discussing several matters OF
interest to the school, and forming
plans for future work, the meeting
adjourned to meet the first Wednes-
day in November, at School No. 70.
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FORT BARRANcAs NOTES

Cart. and Mrs. ,. Monroe have re-
turned from q delightful trip in and
around Boston.
Can't. and Mrs. G0lderman vii. en-
tertailn at dinner Sunday afternoon,
MiRG berry, Lieut.. Winslow, Lieut.. and
Mrs. lloyd are the guests OF honor.
Lieut. R. q. Cotton entertained the
ofzcers and ladies' OF the post at an
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at her home on North Barcelona
street Mrs Beaver was Miss Estelle
Manegold of Montgomery and visited
Pensacola on several occasions prior
to her marriage.
Ladies Missionary Of First Presby-
terrain church will meet on Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the church
parlors. Mrs. Lacy Monet will en-
terrain the members with a talk on
Chinese Missions. All members are
urged to attend.
The Junior Band Of the First Pres
byterian church will meet Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Manse
on Gregory street. Mrs. Lacy MOf-
felt Of Kiangyen, China, will address
the children and treat is promised
those attending.
FAIR NOTICE. o..
For the consideration OF those In
terested, Miss Fanny Caldwell an
nounces that she will be at the ONCE
from until 6 every day, and would
appreciate If ladies would make their
entries as early as possible.
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PERSONAL MENTION

An item of interest to many will be
the expected visit to Pensacola OF Mr.
Bernard Solomon Of Denver. Col Mr.
Solomon, accompanied by his phystc-
ian, DR.. Schultz. will visit Pensacola
in November. and the news of his i'm
proved physical condition wall be graf
flying to his many friends here.
Mrs. w. H. Beaver of Birmingham,
is the guest of Mrs Ernest Patterson
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SOuDER-CARO
WEDDING.

Much surprise will be manifested
at the news of Miss Mary Souder,
married to Mr. Ronald Caro-, which
took place Aug. sth at Monroeville,
Ala.
marriage was kept a secret, and not
until Friday was it made known to
the parents or family or parties con-
cerned
Mr. and Mrs. Caro- left yesterday
noon for New York City, to attend the
worlds series of baseball games.