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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-05-29
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

AT THE NEW EAGLE. Heinrich 6ros,' Apollo Beer On drauqht, also Select" by the bottle or -ase.
 We print everything and anything n job printing line at ths Nugget UNExCELLEO NEWS eERVtC9 .n the Nome Daily Nugget, S1.0o per month delivered to your homes svssy night before o'clock
Douglas Island news., 1914-04-15
The NOrthIand The Latest News. from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North, Condensed. Information for Everybody.

skaqway is bothered vita rock slides Seward is fully convinced Chat U. S. land office vill be estaoished in tbst tows
 Toe Nome Democratic clab aas a membership Of POS ana oa O&cis' orgaE.
 Gov Lastsr, of Washington, Is pisa ming ,a tbree weeks visit eo 4las&a dsv- 5ue &ag~
 Oor6ova is 6resklug records sn Tae horticultural line w6th te}tPe tn bl0on 0u Apr5l tst
 senator si rauoer get vtrue1 Gown in the muuicipsa ele6t5oa tn ess aowe town, SkagWaE
 The Yukon ooUu5a has e16e5aed tast 56 jnch sleighs mast ee used Sa the Yukon Wiuter tral
 Thomas Aiken, a eaeaI6by @a5F5auks mine operator, has 6eon greusea a di- Qorce from his wife.
 The First Sank of CoraoVa has aled articles of incorporation Wnaer Che flaws of the territory.
 A Valdez paper states ~ith pride that
 n there are six couples engaged to loo married in that Gown
 There as no shan about 5im Wicker sham except in the last part 'of tis uame.-Alaska Citizen.
 James Kennedy, saia to 6e tbe first white child born in 5uueau. aas been elected mayor of fSkagwaE
 Congressman Falc0nsE 'og Washing ton, introduced a btll asst week pyOvid- ing for prohibition jn Alsslza.
 Gn some sectious of Alaska exhibits are being collected for the San Fran cisco exposition for next Tear,
 The town ofCordoVa V1 tssue 900 copies of a booklet, desof6sng %ae ad. vantages of the Copper rseer section.
 Itis reported on good aataarfty that s2, 2,8eOOO0 has been raised Co open up the Venus mine, .oa Eittas Vqau1g Arm.
 Most of Che big mineepsCa5srs dn'the Nome section have Gnaiig submitted to l the popular demand 0orunS 8 h0ur day.
 Upon tbe occasion 0f his visit to Chat Ecity. the Seattle ChamberofCommeroe 0 lied the Governor ,on ChiOken-white meat.
 ] Contrary to expectations and recon lamentations of Major General Arthur Murray the war department has de- oided to retain the troops in Alaska ! i8or at least one more year.
 The citizens of Knik, in mass meet ing assembled, passed resolutions com amending the energy. foresightednesa and drmness of Jack Dalton in bring lin the Matanuska ooal to eide wHtsp.
Douglas Island news., 1914-04-15

A member of the N. W. M. P. is now stationed at theinternational boundary at the summit of the White Pass, whose business it is to see that all interior bound travellers have at least S25 in cash with them, and to turn back all those who are unable to meet the re- quirements.
 The announcement comes from Seat. tie that the White Pass & Yukon By. Company has completed the purchase of the Northern Navigation Company's holdings in Alaska and the Yukon, aud that English capital is now in complete control of the transportation situation in the interior.
 What must one award to Che seven territorial senators who placed them selves on record as beioR opposed to the government construction of rail- roads in Alaska? A tear. They mis. represented their constituents and are responsible for their own political m. doiug-Cordova Alaskan.
 There will be no Alaska fisheries leg islation during this session of congress. It has been decided to postpone the fisheries Legislation until the next ees sion SO that Assistant Commissioner Jones can have time to investigate conditions in Alaska. Mr. Jones will spend five months in the north and make a thorough investigation.
 w. c. Whorf, the Seldovia and Port Graham coal magnate, is at present in Washington, D. C., in conference with the government officials in connection with his coal properties. Mir. Whorf wants a contract with the government to furnish coal for the use of the rev .euue cutters aud geodetic survey ships that will be operating in the waters this sumner. At last accounts the chance of him landing the contract was very bright.-Seward Gateway.
 Commenting on the report of the Fairbanks grand jury, the News-Miner says: Every grand jury of the past has been permitted or induced to re- port upon the district attorney's office of this district. Fulsome praise of Dis trict Attorney Crossley has been put through at least one grand jury of other days. It would naturally appear that if a grand jury is permitted to praise him for any reason, another grand jury should be entitled to blame him, if that grand jury believes heis to be blamed.
 The United States Fidelity & Guar anty Company, of Baltimore, maintain ing offices in this city, yesterday was made the defendant in a suit fore25, 900 brought by the Miners & Merchants' Bank. of Ketchikan, Alaska, in the King county superior court, says the Seattle P.-I. The action is brought to recover on a surety bond issued by the company to the bank to indemnify it against any losses which might be sus- tained by it through its former cashier, Mack A. Mitchell, on whose account Che complaint charges the bank suffer- ed losses between May 10, 1911, and August l5, 1913, amounting to S4Oi- ! 33783. The suit is the first Knowledge ever given to Che public of the losses alleged to have been sustained by the bank, on account of which the stock holders were assessed nearly S700O0 to overcome the alleged shortage.
Douglas Island news., 1914-04-15

A train of fifteen sleighs, each loaded with four tons of merchandise, was taken to the foot of Lake Lebarge this week by the big traction caterpillar of the White Pass Company. The ice on Che river and lake is in fine condition for freighting and the caterpillar walk ed away with its sixty ton load with less apparent effort than some men display in pushing a baby carriage con- taing a twelve, ,pounder.-Whitehorse Star
 "Deep diggiugsh is the latest word from the Cbisana country, brought by mushers who reached Dawson last week, after being on the way nine days. They report that the biggest excite ment of the winter has been caused through the discovery of gold on the Tributaries of White river, on the Can~ adian side of the Chissna district. At a depth of TAO feet, on discovery claim, O,Brien creek, tue dirt banned z cents. The owners of the ground have cent a boiler to the creek to aid in crosscut- ting the pay and determining it's width. The creeks in the vicinity are all about ten miles in length and have been staked from head to mouth.
 "There has been nothing more foot- isb published about Alaska than the stories that government railroad rum ming from Portage bay would have to tunnel under a glacier" said Joseph Morningside recently at Seattle. "POrt- age is the ideal harbor of the western coast of Alaska from every standpoint. The harbor can be protected with one fort at the entrance and a railroad into what is now the sixty mile post on the Alaska Northern railroad would have no bad grades" he continued. "Phe harbors of Southwestern Alaska are such that suitable anchorage is a big question, according to reports made by marine men, and with everything else considered, this makes Portage the ideal harbor of Alaska. All old timers who know the country agree upon this point, and the result has been won. .derful influx of former pioneers into our section. Many of the men going in and locating are the kind who left the country five years ago swearing that they would never go back"
 From information now at hand there seems to be we'll founded belief that the three persons who started from WisemaD, on Koyukuk river Septem- Der 10, 1912. for the outside via the Yu- kon river and St. Michael were foully dealt with. On the date mentioned Tommy Johnson, alias Che Blueberry Kid, in. company with John Homberg, Miss Marie Smidt and Frank Adams, embarked at Wiseman on Che gasoline launch Seal Pu lfOrSt. Michael. Since that time nothing lhas been seen of the launch or. any of the party except the .sBlueberry Kid, whoiis known to have bought a ticket from St. Michael to Se- attle on October i12. According to in- formation since obtained the Blue berry Kid took. passage on a river barge at Ruby in company with French woman. They uusrreled and separated at St. Michael. The fact seems to be established that this woman was at one time located at Wiseman and had had some trouble up theFe. She and the Blueberry Kid are said to have guar reled over some gold dust Wiidh hB charged herwith etealiDg.-Alasilan.
Douglas Island news., 1914-04-15

At last reports TurnaRain arm was clear of ice and boats were making regular trips From Hope and Surise to Kuik.
 phe body of John D. simons, an Atlin miner, was found on the summit of ! Wilson creek, partly eaten by his faith ful dog
 5oe Felkel, a fur buyer who left 8obuk several months ago bound for Nome, is supposed to have perisbed in blizzard.
 Prom Seattle, the steamer Victoria wiil sail for Nome on June 2, aud the steamer Cordova for Kotzebue sound oa 5aae 10th.
 Ror4ors tbst President Wilson has already selecteG the route for the gov emaeut ralicog5 5n Alaska follow each utbec su Vap5G succession.
 prazzga6opa ere under way in Daw-  ssa Eez 6as tnstailetton of a municipal o&usd esgeghoue system and city N'stsy, g5gztane poser plant.
 rae Uonius0oa Of Wm. speese, of Geougia. to be 6tstriot attorney for the UbsrG fU6soial division ot Alaska, has .6es0 oostraed hg bbs senate.
 ube Sody Of August Niemi, Fiu- gapder, was eSoad on the mountain back of WrsueeR last week. Niemi had been missing since last June.
 gotax Alasza uailFoads four per cent on net incomes, tusteaa of S100 per mile, is the purpoes of a bill recently introduced ju Jhe United States con grese.
 A F@rbanks Gs2gss seeking fame, .&as aunoapceG t1st a generous prOpOr- Gon oe Alaska munltages are illegal, bsosnse ,oI 6hs gbv which ipuOhibits .arVouos8 people UUUm marrgiug again sueiGe eff ,a gseE
 Nov the United States district court will be asked to determine the right of the city of Fairbanks to prevent dogs from running at large, for the test case chat was recently decided by Commis- -sioner Dillon favor of the city will be  appealed.
 Recent troubles tin Fort Yukon be- tween the whites and the natives, re-. sulting in some notorious cases in the Fairbanks district court last winter, seems to have impelled the authorities to send a special investigator there to .dnquire into conditions.
 The store, Q. R. AIguire, which is located near the Pueblo mine, was .foroibly entered Monday night of this week, when about 800 in gold and bills were taken. A similar amount in cash |,and checks to the value of $l25 were overlooked. -Whiteborse Star.
 The idea or the knowledge Chat there lis coal in Alaskais not new. The fact ahas been known to the government for years. Butitwas the policy of certain ,corporations which were big enough Hand powerful enough to own govern .ment officials to keep the fact that there was enough coalin our own land and within reach of our own coaling citations from becoming generally known and to prevent the development .of those coal fields by the few people who did know about them.- Nome INIn00ef
Douglas Island news., 1914-04-15
Closing out Stock

e2f Chafing Dishes, copper and nickel, st about half price. PercoldtOrs, cop psr and nickel, CasserOls, copper and 1ickel. Rean Pots, copper and nickel Large Fancy Trays
Douglas Island news., 1914-04-15

~slTKA aeF SPRINGS" Accom- cnodations, American OrEuropesn plan. t7or terms apply to Dr. L. F. Goddard, snnitariuua, Alaslza.-AdFertisement.
Douglas Island news., 1914-04-15
JUST ONE OF
 OUR CHOCOLATES

is never enough. The first
 is but a sample of candy goodness that is simply rre- .sistible. Try a box and give her the joy of a delicious treat. Stop in today You do a good thing too soon,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-03
M1sica en- la Plaza
Jose de J. EsTEVES.

FL programa para ell concerto que la
Banda Municipal dara en- la plaza ell
domingo pr6ximo, es ell siguiente:
Marcia de concerto (Regreso Ro-
ma, por Ferocci.
Sinfonia de la opera "Juana de Ar
CO., por Verdi.
Primer acto de la gran opera La
+ Iosca' por Puecini.
Gavota "Simpatica Flor Estreno,
por ROux
Octiminio Coro de las sillas Opereta
Eva, por Lehar.
Rag A Rhinessine, por Hernner.
berg
Danza Laura y Georgina, por Cam
pos
s~e~t~~--QXO-~---~-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-03
Para L. Sanchez Morales.
I.rma: AMERICA PARA LA HUMANIDAD"

lairia digo tu n0lnbre me parece
iener entire os labios una estrella
que Il corazon lie graciaS me enfiorece
e.on Ia placida lumbre que destella
que mncho siento ahora
fsn polrr 0frendar en tns altares
iolo 10 que nj e>piritu ates0ra
ds amores virtudes eantares
.Quf mueho. patrla sento
no iener ga Ia lira el mismo acento
uue rn ga eampina Il ruisenor desgrana.
para caniar Il hOndO sentimiento
ron pue me inspira tu beleza indiana
Sonrisa de las ondas Citerea
de amoros0 Mar de las Antas
iasoriia del sol. que Sc reerea
ls-.and0 t,s paganaS maravlllas,
nh it0rinquen gentll,. tquien no te adora
Quien despue> que en tus brazos ha nacdo.
alsente de ellos en nefasta hora.
no slemie al coraz6n como e tanido
H. aquel arenio IN que la guzla mora
81 ahOranzaha de su eden perdldof
quifn lue vuelve de apartados lareS
4 e0zar los aznes de IA cielo
s. a languido sonar lie tus palmares
see enie "a las entranas I'll anheo
.ir rue fu,ras mul lcr... la tierna eSpoSa
Ia unbil pr0meida
para besat Ia palidez de rosa
b. una eaInr H. amor esiremeclda '...
Oh Patria samto amor Cuando ell las ho
tls- ausiera >0lcdad. mi pensamiento
turla Il ga p0rKenir. con Il alienio
a.. esas az, sonambulas de auroras
sti.e d0minan las cnleras del viento;
-rando caya mi afan tercas pnpilaN
ri ia cons la iora loniananza
bu..ando e,u iernuras intranqullaS
b. que ,.,ir,.la prrmder una espeIanza.
...amdo inierrogo al invisible Agcnte
yue dispone os iunhos lie la Historic
p. numca e.. ciel0 alriard cemente
a corona dr espinas lie IA frente
para que aeahe "a martlrio en gloria.
0h Pairia SantO amor. 81 alma Scnic
no que sagrada que la anna
4 eonhaT ann GEO leJano
"a que Ia realidad ~ Ine aproxima
de ago que esta Il poryenir arcane.
como a Ia enhiesta cima
lleea Ia onda H. rumor del llano
enionces. Patria. Ia mission que el cielo
e. rc~erya en America, 81 aclara
ante 4 anheo de m vista avara,
que ~ una 0hstlnac0n mas que an anheo.
Y ga Il cosmos lnforme del Future
miro c,sno 81 agrupa y 81 eabora
Ia apost6ca fuerza de eonjuro
que sera iu existenca. cuandO 81 muro
ume rm Il Gran ltsmO derrlba ahora.
convertible en ariera fecundante,
H. ~ 4 cetro del GOlfO en el Atlante
para que puedas ser la mediadora
entire II Latino Il Salon acaSo
IA yirgen reientora
que los empnie fraternal abrazo!
DiOs pareee quererlo. Patrla mia.
Nunca ~ inutil Il dolor, que encierra
los grrmenes del bien la algeria.
iu dol0r IL americana terra
acaso en hien De humanidad enlOre
emamd0 fulgure Il sol de manana
que con la lunbre del amor decore
iod0 cielO H. TERRA americana
Ala en 81 por,cnir We mi deseo
Ia esirella del hermoSo ap0Stoado
qme e. desiina Dios y que es recreo
de mi f. que iamas ha vacllado.
Ala en Il poryenir brilla IN estrella.
s. "a eada brIlo iemblOroso de ella
X. haze. visible IA mission de amOreS.
...a mission que deiara pOr huella
un regmero lie besOs de flores
-... ~.
Ia de renir Il dia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-03

81 usted quiere vender una casa, IN
autom6vil, una joya, algo dc valor,
An1nciese en- ell "B0letin Mercantil. y
Esquinas FortaIeza y. sanJose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-03
VISION DEL PORVENlR.


v la heredera del ardor latino,
Sc hagan rehexi6n. En- las honduras
de cada entrana, morira ell bastardo
germen de las rivales aventuras;
Sc arrancara, como arranca un cardo
nacido EN- un jardln, ell egolsmo
sempre distancador, slempre lnsolente,
V un Abaro triunfante de altrulsmo
Sc agitara por tOdO ell COntnente.
.ssas
Ese dia vendra porque las Razas
habran de comprender con ell crstlano
sentidO de la paz, que sobre elias
esta la PREF del IDEAL HUMANE!
ese Ideal austero
no Sc cumple sembrando de pasiones
la ampitud del sendero
dOnde pueden plSarse cOrazOneS..
Nj Sc cumple humillando sin nobleza
al debil al caldo,
nj poniendo ell poder la riqueza
como capa del crimen fementldo.
Ese Ideal Sc cumple
regando la prol1fica simiente
de la Fraternidad, para que sea
un arbo de ramaje torecente
que cuaje ell aureo fruto de La Idea.
Sc cumple borrando las memorials
de antag0nicos hechOS
que falsamente nominados glorlas,
solo son. tras urdimbres ilusorias,
negrura en- la raz0n OdiO en- los pechos
Sc cumple pensando que los hombres
somos la Humanidad iy ell clelo qmere
que aunque perSlstan dlterenteS nomDres
V tierras distancladas,
no mas la noche del dolOr impere
Y amanezcan del Ben las alboradas!.. -.
Ese da vendra l.. y ell ansa mia,
Patria de mi querer, es que tie yeas
elegida por Dios para que seas
el temDlO de la gloria de eSe dla.
va ell Poder Soberano
te diSpusO en- tai fOrma que pareceS
ell coraz6n del N1undo Americana
\ toda pena la ternura ofreces,
V tn hospitalidad hacen camnO
cuantOs sienten la herlda
que adversaro destnO
les nfere en- La vida.
Indiana pOr e neXo legendarlo;
Ibera p0r el alma, Y sOmetida
4 una vivente TRANSMISSION sajona,
tai te ha FORBADE SlnO lapldanO
para que puedas ser, como amblclona
mi ardiente cOraZ0n de vlSlOnarl0,
el Thabor de dos
iya que has sido con ambas un Calvano!
Para que puedas la redentora
TERRA de bendici6n donde cante
el TIE DEIM gigantic
de la Iguadad que surja bienhechora
como 10 canta ell tumutuoso Atlante
a la serena gracia de la Aurora! -.
LaboremOs unidOs
en- los campOS feraceS, ~
al esfuerzo al calculo Ofrecldos.
TlueQuense los rehacos en- tenaces
Y p0nganSe de pie los abatldos
iy hagamOs la tarea
con fe sin tacha lntento puro
ique nos alumbre resplandor: la Idea
que nos aliente un t6rminO ell Future -.
Ese Future habra de Presente,
como habra de ser arbo la smiente
que su medic propcio Sc destina.
Dios parece querero, y es preclso
hacer de nuestra patria ell paraiso
donde Adam sea salon Eva latina -
cuando gloria tan feliz suceda,
oh Patria que yo pueda
generar aln vgoreS
para lamar cantO, como un vuel0
que Sc pueda romper en- resplandores
bajo ell azul sin mancha de tn clelo
Y que lOgre pOner en- ese canto
voz de algeria humedad de llanto
para que Sc conVierta Ell mensaJero
que todos pueda relatar, Jocundo,
como pudo tn candidO cOrdero
ser otra vez la redencion de un mundo
Jose de j ESTEVE:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-05

% conspiracy OF the pow,rs against
England TO- separate her from her
colonies. but the whole pho rcutcrs
around one Miles Feutolin.a helpless
cripple who lives on the North son
coast where he does his best Co throw
England into war hy capturing SEE
cret naval wireless messages ANA com
veylng the Information to another
world power. When the American
representative To Tho Hague falls
into Fentolin's hands h. IS threaten
cd with death unless he reveals u
most important secret The book
keeps the reader up to a high ritch
ct interest untl the end
THE Last shot by Frederick
Palmer IL most interesting az this
time Tor Il b. n story Of war, not as
10 has been in the past nor Us % may
be in some possible future. but as it
actually would De IL two first class
European nations turned their guns
upon one another. TN boot was
written by "a man who has seen scry-
Ice as a correspondent ln % number
OF wars and he may have had some
"prcmonitiun of what WIS Co happen
late in the summer (for tho book was
published before the war actually
broke oub at any rate he trics q"
nmiliarizc the public with n now
symbols of warfare and Go show th"
effects Of war in the nth degree 90
modern organization and methods on
"a group Of men and ome
No woman IN American literature
can talk so well as Gertrude Athcr-
ton. "a circumstance which renders
her uncommonly available 60 the I'M
terviewer. Recently she was invited
In explain her new novel Perch ot
the Devil. and she proceeded to do
Continued on Page SeVcD.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-05
UNIVERSITY NOTES

ON account Of the Educational as
ISOLATION there was e. vacation at the
university. consequently this wcck
there h. little 90 sag about the sO-lul
doings OF the students, as they are
hard al work making up lost umr.
The y W. c.. a. had "A candy sale
OF Thursday.
Prof Worches,,r 1ttended a con
Vcution 81 the Y. N. c. a. M Tue
son Hast week. H, was the repre-
sentative of the University of Sew
Mexico Cullege asso. Iution.
on sunday az the vesper service
Prof q. a. Weese gave an address.
The Tuesday general assembly was
90 have been addressed by Miss
sterne, out on account of an untor-
seen event she was unable 20 carry
uut the program
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-05
Miss statesons Dance.

Friday evening Miss @aluWg state
SON WAS hostess at ONE OF 20 riu-.
drhrht.ul lance. co.. tho -eassl. The
dance was Iu Masonic Temple and
ihe hlh was beautifully decorated Goo
harmonic with the season. IhH
color was red. The banquet table
carried out the color scheme with H
BASKET Of red roses is a. center
ana I,I streawUr- LEADING irqm D.. ln
the bah where the punch was served
the decorations were continued with
Indian blankets and cozy corners.
Drums and piano provided the music.
The guests were Miss Edith OhlI-
doT-. Miss Dunkerly, Miss Laura Ca.-
EaU. Miss Grace Sheets, Miss Aims.
BIIdridgc. Miss Eleanor Naush'
Miss sophia Hrisarri, Mass kossier.
Miss Beruite Hesseldcn. Miss boru.
thy McMlliou. Miss Lillian lris1rII
Miss sadie Morris, Miss E|yangcliut
r.. Perry. Miss Marie Higgins. Sis.
Lorraine AsscIlu, Miss Jennie TierngF
Kiss Louise Loher Miss Agnes Chl..
ders. Miss Julia Keleher. Miss katt.
crime chavez. Miss Helen Hope Mls,
pearl Corsuu. Miss Myrl Hope, Mis-.
| Lora Lokelaue. Miss Bessie strong
Miss Allue stern, Miss Virginia Carr
| Miss Gene Arnot. Miss Gladys Han.
Hey. Miss Gladys Mandell, Mis- Ethe
/ KIeke. Miss Mable Loyelace. Messrs
Arnot. |sluglulre, Bryan, Sturscs Nc
Clelian, Fullerton, kelr PcnnyWcll
Cudabau. Livingston, Bosr.ng, Butt
Hardenstein. Upshaw. sanchez, Coo
per. Whitn,y, Gass. sewclI, HHunum
Piunsg, DeEan. Sarrclls, KelehoI
sisk. spitz. Mcmillan, Yanow, Han
ley. Roldt. Hesseldea. carr, Lee, Nc
lCIurken. White. Emm0ns. Butt. Wei
Ter. Mindlan. j. Emmous, Dr. Love
lace. Corfou. Lee
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs
g.. y. Siateson. AR. and AIRS. j. NrI
sarrI. MT and Mrs d. IcElWair
sir. and Mrs j. }. Yrisurri, Jr, MI
A Curauu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-05
her daurhlcr. Mrs narry y wemer

her daughter. Mrs Hurry ~ Weller
Mrs. n =. Hooper and daughter.
Miss Louise. returned Yesterday from
California. They have made an ex-
tcnsiye tour ct the Grand canyon aud
California.
Mrs D.. j. Han has ~ hcr guest
Mrs May Gould from Cincinnati. -.
Mr.. Noel e.. Whitney OF Tcrre
Haute. iud., is visiting his cousin, Mr..
Lester Cooper
Mrs. Isaac Barth Is expecting her
sister. Mrs. l.. J. Coppock. from To-
peka. Kan, Co spend the holidays
with her.
Miss Tcssio n Miss Elna Bcnd-
helm NJ Altoona. Pa. arrived this
week to spend the winter with their
sister. Mrs. Albert stern.
Mrs Wallace Hcsscldcn entertained
her Bridge club this afternoon.
Mr. ana Mrs ivan Grunefcld leave
next week for an extended visit in the
east.