davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
Church Affairs.

A meeting Of the aid society Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church was
held Tuesday afternoon at the church
Mrs. Bradford Hardie presided. a cl.il-
dren's social, for the members Or the
Sunday school. was decided on for the
evening of October II, at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. DuBose, zoos Ari-
iona street.
Woman's Auxiliary TO the Board Of
Missions Of the Church OF St Clement,
was held Tuesday afternoon in Ken
drick hall Mrs George Rouuedge
presided and Miss Eleanor Porcher and
Mrs. J. J. Ormsbee, Mrs f. h. Yale
and Mrs. Joel Elliott talked on the
church institutions in China Refresh
ments were served Mrs George Rout-
ledge and Miss Gertrude Yale were the
hostesses Of the day.
The visiting committee Of the Wom-
ans Missionary society Of Trinity
Methodist church has made 25Ol calls
during the past year and distributed
200 boquets Of flowers TO the SICK and
shutin. Its contributions TO home and
foreign missions for the year amounted
10 SI4736l- Mrs. D. NJ Smith read
this report at the meeting OF the So
cietv Tuesday afternoon. held IN the
parlors Of the church This report viii
be rea at the annua conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, south,
of the state Of New Mexico, which VIII
be held in PecOs City, Texas. october
"A. The delegates for FL Pas0 Will be
Mrs. S. s. Birchfield, Mrs Empress
Arlington, who is the president OF the
state women's societies: MS ]. j..
Ayers and Miss Alice Care, who are
also state officers, and Mrs. D. N.
Smith will attend the conference from
Trinity Methodist church. The meeting
Tuesday was opened with devotional
exercises led by Rev. J. H Fitzgerald.
Miss Alice Care prayed for the sick
and absent Brief talks were made by
Mesdames w H Lark. I. n. Winans and
". A. Trayler. following the scripture
reading, which was chosen from St
Johns gospel Five new members were
taken into the society, Mesdsmes B. L
Murphy, ". Mcdonald. ". NJ Vaughan,
T H. Sanders and J. A. Randolph. The
meeting was very well attended. Mrs.
J. C. Elkins, Of Tucumcari, n NJ, was
a visitor at the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
NINE CANDIDATES
QUIT THE CONTEST

Phoenix, Ariz.. Oct. six Progress
sive" candidates for state office and
three Republicans have filed with the
secretary Of state their official notices
Of withdrawal
the "Progressives' who have cold
feet are: " A. Moody, candidate Tor
congress: s G. AIcWade, for corporation
Commissions 7. s Clark. for attorney
general; L. W. Neidhardt, for auollor ;
II II Rensbayr. for school superintend-
ent- C. l. Jones. for treasurer
Following are the Republicans VINO
have withdrawn Frank o. smith, Tor
supreme court: A. IT. Gardiner. for au-
ditor. Thomas Maddox, for corporation
comm ssioner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
Dances.

m Military Social and Musical club
viii boi5 its weekly dance THURSDAY
a deIirbtfuI hop was given 1uesoH5
niebt Nv The officers Of the 18th cav
air. IN tbs oost hall at Fort Bliss me
I5tb csvslrv orchestra played the
ds1ce r-,,sic Can't. and Mrs. Caspar II
Conrad. IT.. with Capt anu MIS-; - So -
". Cole, received the guess vi" Ig..4-.i,
presented by Capt Howard r -, =. - n
Among those present "eI - :, -
Mrs Ben Lear, capt and MIS- ;. - y a ~
r. Hickok, Capt ana MIS- - ~ 5S- 5,-,is
Conrad. Can't. and Mrs Caspar W 80 -
Lieut. and Mrs. Henry s LEWIS, 5 -
and Mrs. Rex II. Rhoaoes' ,'a,l. -
Henry A. Meyer. victor > Os rII-, g.
Kenneth D. Diver; Misses - ot-l5
Morgan. Edith Morgan, Saran BIldsg ere
Dema Fleck, olive Davis. MargarI.s5t -, -
Wis. Blanche Davis, Walker AicSleil--il'
Alice whit. Grace Wingo ana aleI ID
Garrard. Col. John s. Parke, Ma1- y -. =
Sample. Capt. CLIFFORD came. Up,
Martin I. Crimmins, Capt W4llsiIl NJ .
Graham. Capt. ". d. Conrad on 80 80
Bend. Arfz-; Capt William W. bIdIu q
Lieut. John c. Maui, Lieut. A l. r
Sands Lieut.. Stuart ". CrameT, IL
Lieut. Theodore Barnes, IT, Lie -
Amin Iieut- A. Z. Ahrendss Lieut.
Robert Cotton. Lieut. ]. s Mar I'M
Lieut.. G. B. Glover, Lieut.. 4. n KEGS
Lieut.. r. s B. Hartz, Lieut. W. NJ Bai-
lev. Lieut.. Oliver S. Wood, Lieut. : =
Collins Nessrs Fl. E Benton, ". d. =.
Judd. Harry Wulff, Lewis CROKER
James Curtis and Robert McCarte-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
and Clubs.

The local Western Rebekah lodge eel
ebrated the SD anniversary OF the
founding OF the order with an inter
esting program Tuesday night in the I
o. o. F. hall. on san Francisco street
The program was under ne direction OF
Miss Fanny Pickles, VINO read the open-
ing proclamation Piano solos were
played by Miss Ruth Shannon. Mss
Alice Van Eaton and Miss Ruth Hvten-
Recita tons were given by Miss Lois Nc
Chesney, Miss Grace James and Miss
Ruth shannon DIT. Nettie T. Satterlee
read an interesting paper on the work
and purpose Of the order. Mrs e. NJ
Reed gave an adress on the same theme
appropriate for the annivers airy ,efe-
oration. Ceremonial collars. hand en-
brOidered with gold, were presented 10
three past noble grands Of the ordor.
DR.. Nettie Satterlee. Mrs. Edith Lane
and Miss Eta Pickles. Miss Fanny
Pickles made the presentations. FOL
lowing the program, refreshments were
served. The Rehekahs will devote all
Of their time at the next lodge meeting
TO prepare bandages in response to the
appeal OF the American National Red
Cross society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

TASSES In dressmaking, millinery.
& spanish, and possibly other sub
~ iacts will be inauEurated at the
III pszo voun- Wonan's Christian as
-r-is+for as a part Of the educaIloheA
york Of the association lot me colll7
ing year Heretofore the cue y 10
work has consisted OF the q lllIlas5l ~
work and the bible STUDY c-s-a 1850 - -
- that classes in these olneF SUD
5.e+s vvould be Of value and OF peheAlI
- many Of the self supporting women
~ fbe city. these will De aooeu 10 the
regular Y. W. c. A work -.
5Is-s are now being formed Ior the
- ~ those classes by Miss Gail
$50 the new. general secretary OF lhe
assocfarion, and by Mrs D. d 5iuLL@-
- chairman Of the educational COM
7nfttee. Miss Gail brings 10 the WI n
in FL Paso a broad experiences saliiSu
a = ". C. A. work as secretary N
-sriors parts Of the count y botn east
and west She was for tine conIleSS-
- Nth the national headquarters u
the society. She comes TO Ii Faso LIOii
Fr sue the other plans for the young
--o--,an are the forming OF a nuslcaI
cI3b both a chorus and orchestra, 10
80 an onportunity to the young WoIl-
IN who have musical aDlllty 70 san
both experience and Dleasure- a -
80 ~ lectures on methods OF IiIsL alu
- ne injured will be given during lle
Inter. at which the general puohc
II Is also planned to form hiking
clubs for mountain climplns anu
--s-1ns about the valley
me bfble classes began Tuesday
,5-bt and will meet regularly durlns
tbe winter Mrs Howard b Dur A atse
and Miss Florence Durkee are 1ne
teachers ,- ,1so ragsn
- T7-esdav night under the direc-
tfo7 Of Mrs. Horace B. Stevens j.
1,-,-7s-,antarv to Mrs r L Arm
800 Of Pleasant Hill, Mrs Burt
Orndorff entertained with pIelllg
C------o571re5 luncheon Tuesday afternoon
al her home on Bliss street ne GEE
e--s+io-,E we're in pink and gold The
dining table was centered win soId
Losl-s+ filled with pink carnations and
Fe-DE The luncheon was served IN SIX
courses. Among the guests were Mes
DANES r /. Armstrong, W c DAVIS,
charles DeGroff. John O-Shea, B. +.
Jenkins s n. AEuirre, L Hammer ana
George Ulrick. Following the luncn-
con. a business meeting OF the CIVIC
Improvement league was Eeid- on
GERS were elected for the year Mrs.
Burt Orndorff was reelected president
Mrs. b F. jenkins. vice president; Mrs
John O'Shea, secretary treasurer; MS
George Ulricll, reporter
A meeting of the directors Of the
Woman's club was held Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Charles B. stevens on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
Abont Pasoorls.

Rev. ]. E. Abbott who underwent a
surgical operation Tuesday az the Roll
ston hospital, IS doing nicely.
asa Porter, son Of Mr. and MS w
c. Porter. is attending the University
~ A rfzC1s a. Tucson. He is one Of the
best COLLEGIATE baseball pitchers in the
country and viii play on the Arizona
team next spring.
Jewel Werle, the Il year OLD son OF
been in Hotel Dieu following a fall
which Injured his head. will be taken
to his home at 1919 Wyoming street.
Wednesday
Mrs VI. II. lIcNamee viii arrive from
washington, D. c., tonight and will be
the guest OF Mrs. Frank Ainsa while
she is packing her household effects.
Mai McNamee will leave Thursday for
his new station in Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
TheArn1y.

Capt. Harry \. Cootes, Of troop NJ.
18Th cavalry. is here from Columbus,
n NJ, to participate in the Military
tournament at WASHINGTON park
Capt Cootes was provost marshal and
Intelligence officer for the Eighth
brigade until his regiment was ordered
from FL PasO to Columbus Can't.
COotes IS one Of the best horsemen OF
the army and viii ride his mounts in
the races at the park during the tour
nament Capt COOtes will be the guest
h visit
Lieut. William Hensley, r., OF the 18th
cavalry who was also provost mar
snal mere has been transferred to the
department
Lieut. Clifford c. Early. OF the goth
infantry. has been transferred to the
9Th infantry
Maj. Samuel G. Jones. OF the 18th
cavalry. has been transferred to the
eighth cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
Weddings.

Walter c. Rubsscn ana Miss Annie
Phrlis. both Of Lordsburg. n. NJ. were
quietly married Tuesday night by Rev.
Perry J. Rice in the parlors OF the
First Christian church The couple viii
make their home in LordsburR.
Miss Minnie Sherman, Of Albuquerque.
n. NJ, and Jesse T. Hill. OF FL Paso,
were quietly married by Rev. J. F.
williams, at his home on Magoffin
avenue. Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill will make their home In FL
Paso, al 4I5 TornillO street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
iPasodns Awuy.

ADAA4aEE-
Robert Robinson left for Bingham
ton. y. Y, Tuesday for a several weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs L Davis left for Rich
mond, Calf, Tuesday to make thai
place their home.
Mrs. Julius Krakauer and children
will leave Saturday for Clinton. Iowa,
10 visit Mrs. Krakauer's sister. Mrs
E r Cooper. until after the Christmas
Mrs Z. Mac3iillen. Of POI Detroit
street. left last evening on the Golden
State Limited for Cleveland, o., to at
tend the funeral OF her father, whose
death occurred suddenly two days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Krakauer left
for New York city Tuesday afternoon,
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. G. York and chill
dren, Mrs. A Krakauer and grandson
and Mrs. T. K. Steffian and children
who are returning from a summer
spent IN Europe. Mr.. and Mrs Kra-
kauer and Mrs. A Krakauer will 20
from New York city to Tampa, Fla.
where they viii visit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
ELPasonns Returning.

T. r Warnock returned TO FL Paso
from Santa Rita, y. n, where he spent
several weeks
Miss Eunice Calder returned Tues
day from Phoenix. Ariz., where she
spent a short time visiting.
Mrs. K B. Pallat, Of 1923 Wyoming
street. has returned from a three
months pleasure trip to New York
city, Cleveland. Cincinnati and other
eastern cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
Gard.

the Tuesday Luncheon Bridge club
Tuesday afternoon at her home. on Ari-
iona street. Only the club members
were present There were three tables
Of players. A two course Luncheon was
served preceding the games Red
dahlias and ferns decorated the rooms
and the tables in an attractive way.
Mrs. Karl L Hatfield won the first
prize Those present we're Mesdames
A. H Rodes. John H Clary, J. Davis
Nayfield. Fred G. Billings. J. J. Pruett
Pevton J. Edwards. Ben Cowan, Karl
/. Hatfield. George Robinson, John Cur
tiss and Miss Nancy Lakeland. Mrs. J..
H. C1ary Will entertain the club next
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
missing Men sought Here.

Chief OF police T. y. Davis has re-
ceived a letter from F. IT. Hart Of
Dallas. asking him to locate his son,
A. n Hart. who when last heard from
was working i'm this city. The chief
also received letter from Mrs D. ".
REYNOLDS. asking for information con
corning her husband. who when last
heard of was in this city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
Burglars and Sneak Thieves
EOlLeE In FL PM Hnn-e.

There is mighty little danger OF the
theft OF jewelry. valuable papers. sill
yerware or other valuables from a num-
Der OF the more modern FL Paso homes
Perfect protection against both thieves
and fire Is insured in these homes be-
cause Lowrie wall safes have been in
stalled in them by the Rathbun-Mix
company, 419 Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

Your dinner can't fail Of success II It
/ Is served at the ger-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
BEIGIAN GOVERNMENT IS
TRANSFERRED TO OsTENn

Amsterdam, Holland. oct. the
Nieus Van Den Dag says that the Bel
gian government today was moved
from Antwerp to Ostend. because OF the
probable capture OF Antwerp by Ger
mans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
THE RUSH FOR HOMES OsIEsTE 1o2.:..,,

IN NEW MEXICO CONTINUES
santa Fe. n. n. oct Filings in
the federal land office during me
month Just past covered $685. 81
acres. the filing fees amounting 70
S309O.06.
The number Of filings was 2f6, OF
which 1O2 were original homestead en-
tries covering more than $4,000 acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

For best OF fresh meats OF all kinds,
phone 1876, opitz Market, ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

EnchiladaE, Saturday, noon and night.
Old Alamo Theater.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

Best Of cleaning, phone 4O0f for wagon.
Crescent Cleaning WOrizs.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

$500 GIVEN AWAY FREE BY Ell
PASO BUSINESS MEN. WATCH
T.-Adyertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
WIomen's Organizations.

The POsonge camp fire girls met
Monday afternoon at the home Of their
guardian. Mrs E. P. Rankin, IT.. on
East Boulevard The members present
were Gladys Wooters. Edith Ford. Leila
DePuy. Lola Bushong, DOrla WetkOv-
ska and Guenn HOuck The girls
planned for a mountain climbing ex-
day. October II. The Camp Fire girls
OF FL Paso have undertaken to make
1000 bandages for victims in the Euro
pean war. The first meeting for the
bandage rolling will be held October
-, in the central rooms Of the Y. ".
c. A
S34.OO GIVEN AWAY FREE BY FL
PASO BUSINESS MEN. WATCH
WAIT.-Advertisem
Two Fountains, Both Good.
There IS really little choice between
our fountains in the Mills building and
the Roberts Banner building. However
one or the other is the one you should
always choose when you want a de-
licious drink. Both fountains are
strictly sanitary and are in charge Of
expert dispensers.
Scott White & Co.,
Safety First Druggists
ADVERTISEMENT
$500 GIVEN AWAY FREE BY Ell
PASO BUSINESS MEN. WATCH
| WAIT.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

ss4.OO GIVEN AWAY FREE BY Ell
PASO BUSINESS MEN. WATCH
WAIT.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

ford c. Early. OF the goth
as been transferred to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

$500 GIVEN AWAY FREE BY Ell
PASO BUSINESS MEN. WATCH
WAIT.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07

A meeting of the directors Of the
Woman's club was held Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Charles B. stevens on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-07
Two Fountains, Both Good.

Scott White & Co.,
Safety First Druggists.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
0GAIW
LAW AAaDGAMI

As the result 0f numerous inquiries
[ vish to state that l have o. Gle Al.
uxnss and prescriptions " late In. L.
L. Hutehissa, (OrHlistl Whose bsainsss
I've parehaasA. 6ises eanbiaiAS ths
late physieisa's 5 practice With tAaf Of
ny ovn, and being the ealy SaaiiAeA
person in GlenwoOd doing eye-uesk, i.
has become neoesssry to engage a.
other licensed and registered graduate
to assist With examinations and 6tting
Of glasses. being the only Lady ever
able to pass the rigid staNe exsnina \
tions since the Colossdo ''Geaeral As
senbly Law" 70 protect the public
from travelling spectacle veaders, fax
irs and incompetent jeueler-optieia.s,
it speaks we'll for the "fenale Of the
species. This lady graduate will be
At your service during Office hours and
my visits to the nearby towns monthly.
As school commences shortly, l will
for a few weeks, test school children 3
eyes free. Ny Skill gained by ls
years of experience is At your service.
Former Instructor at Southwest Eye
Dispensary. Suite liz, Citizens
Bank Building, GIenwood Springs.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
0yY0U0

Charles Glover called On friends
Tuesday; he had A interesting expert
ence riding hsrsebsek from Denver.
Mr.. Plstt Of the SehliG ranch los,
one of his horses last week.
Mr.. and MrA Frank Doll returned
from Coffee Pot Monday afternoon.
Ed Slaughter cane in from Denve,
on No. 3
Mrs. Wellington Of Avon spent Fri
day with the Paekafds.
Mrs. Kelly of Red Cliff spent . few
days in town among Old friends.
Andrew Dean of Leadville retursed
home Saturday having spent his vses
tion with his grandmother, Mrs.
Green.
Will Stremme is home on his thirty
days vacation.
Miss Auld, one Of the High school
teachers, arrived in Gypsum Saturday
Mrs. Gerard Of California is to spend
the winter on the Grundel ranch.
Miss Ethel Anderson Of Denver /,
visiting the Grundels.
Miss Emily Hockett Of Hintuf, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. +. Lea.
Miss Harriette Schli6 left for hel
school at Ruedi last Sunday.
Miss Williams, principal Of tn.
Grammar school, was met at the trair
Sunday by many Of her former pupils
Miss Dawson, the State W. c. T. U
worker, gave an interesting talk Mon
day evening in the new hall; alst
Tuesday evening an excellent recital
Everyone who heard Miss Dawson en-
jOyed great treat.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

IN WIDOWS A'ss two mites = each
worth about oneeigAth Of q ceat
Probably by Divine power Jesus knew
Of her Circumstances and her gift. He
made It 4 text for httle- sermon to
the Apostles. He 1se1ared that she
had 0Ade . lafosf csat1ibatssa in
Co.'s 49, thaa ~ ~ one sase; fsr
psactacall1eaAe - case ln all sAe ~,
wAi's seAe0 ~ Dscsly esntzeSseo0
sut e tAa1rs aAe.da1cs what ~
,woah peeAaps not seeioosly miaA
This llttie Incident shows the Loeas
appesciatioo Of sacrifice It b not H.
great thinn that We Do. or attempAu1D
-. that He highly esteema TIE veg
soall sacrifices and self-denials, thaf
in the worlds sight would be nothinG.
In the Masters sight would be great
Il they denote love. devotion and solf-
sacrifice to the Lord and Hk Causa.
1t b Of Just such self -Mcrifcing na1o.
rial that the Lord makes discipSso-1Ao
caass that d what they can-
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
AANl4

Ralph Daaiel;sa sstarnsA to Boulder
Thurdsay evening - hsgia his second
year in the high asAssi u that place
Ars. o. r. 1AAAAh Of Eagle aal
Mr.. Will 6Aashs q Lsalville are Wis
iting their psrss1s, Lss Willis aAi
wife.
The ladies All nst With Mrs. Asa
Harris rhuf.aay.
Miss Bessie Callahaa, who has been
employed in ths telephone office for
sone months past, vill leave for Gree
ley in . few days 70 sttsad the teacn-
ers' college.
Murray Mallory a.d his daughter
and aieee, the Misses Baelah and Min
ME Mallory, retas,ed to their home
in sapulpa, Okla, Thursday, after a
visit of two weeks with friends ia
BAsAlt.
Miss Mabel Hopkins, of Fsirplay,
No, is visiting tAs family Of Asa
Harris.
Mrs. John Sloss aAd her sons, Carl
saA Paul, have Pst.ssed from Twin
Fslk, Idaho, to sps.d the winter in
Hosalt.
Mrs. Joe Randall il visiting her par
ents at Rockvals.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
CARBONDALK

Mr.. and Mrs. James Zimmerman
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in New
Castle and Rifle.
Mrs. j. C. Connor entertained a
dinner and cards Monday evening
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Zim
norman, Mansfield Max Grubb, Dr.
and Mrs. Tubbs, Harry Sweet, De
beque and Grub. Mesdames Sebree
Sylvester, Dnkel, Lambert and tn,
Misses Bessie Zimmerman and Isabe
Gregory and Edward Grubb.
Dr.. and Mrs. Crook of Glenwoot
Springs visited Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Sweet
Mrs. H. L. Sweet entertained 4 mum
ber of friends at a musicale Tuesday
evening. A very pleasant time wa
enjoyed by those fortunaate enough
to be present, after which daint,
luncheon waas served.
Mrs. A. l. Sebree and sister, Mrs
Josephine Sylvester, are spending tn,
week IN ulenwood Springs.
Mrs. Nick Darrow and Nicholas j
are visiting Mrs. Dsrrow's parent
this week
Miss Theresa Patterson returned
home Wednesday from Sedan, Kansas
where she has been for medical treat
ment. Miss Patterson returns very
much improved in health.
Miss Edna Tandy returned Tuesda,
from Aspen where she had bee,
the guest of her sister, Mrs.. Je6ers.
Miss Marguerite Riley left Monda!
for Caney, Kan, where sAe will spent
the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Leo Leonhardy and childreI
and Miss Ruby Harpsve started TO
Oklahoma last Monaay where Mn
Leonhardy will visit fse several wesln
W. G Bolton went - Ri1e Tuesda,
on an eleetioneering trip for count,
clerk and recorder.
d. W. Shores made . short trip t.
New Castle and Rifle Monday ant
Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
A AIAMA foMIc

Many Of the people around hsre
know agood deal abeat this splendid
remedy. to tAoss Who do not, We wish
to say that Aeritol Tonic Digestive 10
the greatest strength rsnewer, Aesa
builder and nerve tonic We have ever
seen. For people in poor health, weak,
run dowa aad played out, thess net -
strong aad vigorous ~ they should be.
We recommend this tonic. Price tl.OO.
Glenwood Pharmacy Sole Agents.
II yoa Aave . Asuss - sso1 aAvss-
kSnA
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05

their contributions
into the treasure
boxes Of the TEN
pie, which stood
near its doorway.
Jesus was sitting
ppO site these
boxes. and noted
h o W all classes
contributed.
There came along
a poor widow. who
put into the box
n
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-05
nm fuA 1n0

surs Blind, Bleeding s.l ltsAine Pilss.
II sbssFbs H. tsnssA sllays itsAiAe
.: sass sstias - . Pssltiss, give
Instant relief. WilliaAs' IDAiaa PtIs
oi.tAsnt prepared fer pilss saA
itching sf The private psrts. Sid y
afuegists, nail 81 snd el.0o. VII
ha1s' Mig O., proprietsrs, Clevesa,c.
Ohio. .,..
Fer sale BY v. .. Psrkisoa, afps-
sist aid phsrnae;st.