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carrying a single lily and great
ropes OF greens formed an aisle
from the foot of the stairs to the
altar through which the bridal
party marched led by Miss Doris
Henry the bridesmaid, then Miss
Marjory Henry the maid of honor
and last the bride on the arm OF her
father and they were met at the al
tar by the groom and brother Mr..
j. Hicks who served as best man.
The bride who is the eldest dau III
ter of Judge and Mrs. ). j. Henry
was radiantly beautiful in her bri-
lal gown of white crepe de chine
made in traine, trimmed in Prin-
cess lace and pearl ornaments and
the priceless veil Of real lace worn
by her grandmother and mother
added no little to the attractive
ness of tie elegant costume. The
only ornament was single pearl
pendantthe gift of the groom and
she carried a prayer book.
The brides maid aud maid of
honor wore white lace frocks,
while the other attendants were
all in dainty white gowns with
different colored girdles..
The groom who is assistant cash
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In this issue is republished the
ordinance passed at the last meet
ing of the Police Jury relating tC
the fence law a part of which
through mistake Of the printer
was not published the first time.
The editor is indebted to Misses
May Katie, Shirley GreneauX and
Elma johnson the bright and at
tractive Young daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolphe Katie, Mrs.
Hannah and the late W. ;. Grenz
eaux and Mrs. Mena johnson for
Invitations to the graduation 6Xer-
cises on Friday August 9TH at the
Normal, these young ladies num-
bering among the brightest MEM
bers of the large class,
Mrs. NJ. A. Jack has purchased
the Huckaby place on the corner
of Jordan Street and Highland
Avenue. and will take possession
during August. Miss Mary Kate
Jack will be at home with her
mother. Mrs. Jack will also en-
jog the pleasure of being in the
same city with other members of
her family, including her son, Mr..
Whitfield Jack, and family, and
grandchildren in the family of
Judge H,ll.-Shreyeport Times
S or doses 666 will break any case
of Fever or Chills. Price, 25 cents.
Miss Mia Caspari entertained
the Cinderellas most delightfully."-
on Thursday afternoon when the
Club surprised Miss Cora Maud
Henry one of the members, with
a kitchen shower, that was a COM
plete surprise in every way as the
fall of pots and pans of every des-
cription and size literally bewild-
cred her, but not long, nor will
they when they decorate the room
for which they are intended, as
this clever young bride under
stands their use, as well as long
practiced housekeepers.
Miss Mia proved as charming
a hostess as usual and served
a most delectable luncheon in spe-
cial honor Of the occasion that was
enjoyed by a number of other
guests besides club members.
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Rest Room Visitors.

Mrs. Estelle, Normal Hill.
Miss Mary Leblanc, Ascension
Parish.
w. f. Cooper, Riverside Plan
alton.
Earl Cooper, Bernice.
Merrill Cooper,
Frank Cooper,
Mrs. Ellie Everett. Bernlce.
Mrs. o. F. Fleishel, Shamrock.
@. f. Fleishel,
Frederick FIeishel,
Joe Heard Fleishel, "
Victor Fleishel,
j. Fl. Williams, Colfax.
J. A. Williams.
j. H. Williams, City.
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Mr.. ana MIS-. 81. Stan1l. MI
and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Messrs
John r. and Albert Stephens
! Clarence and Alvin Edgerton mo-
tored down from Coushatta fol
the day Sunday.
After spending the past few
weeks here with their grandpar-
ents Misses GervaiSe AMI Haze
TricheI went back to Alexandria
last week with their cousin Mar
guerite Chambers with whom they
will visit before returning home.
Mr.. G.. Vasc0eu of Ward 7 who
was visitor to town Saturday
was caller at this office when he
informed Us that he has plenty of
open cotton bolls and the pros
poets for a fine crop are better
than they have been in a long
time.
Messrs. r. f. Breazeale of New
Orleans, Payne Breazeale of Baton
Rouge, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hyams
of Shreveport. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. O'Quin and sons of Hannah,
Mrs. Claude Nelson of Shreveport
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Prudhomme
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Prudhomme
Mrs. w. w. Breazeale and famil-
les of Bermuda, DIR. and Mrs. S.
Scruggs of Cloutierville were
among the visitors from away who
came to attend the Hicks-Henry
wedding on Monday.
Can't Keep It Searet.
The splendid work of Chamberlains
Tablets is daily becoming more wide
" liz
stomach and liver troubles has ever
been known. For sale by all dealers.
About the proudest man in town
is Mr.. G. H. Pierson, president of
the Police Jury who has taken on
the new role of paterfamilias since
Saturday when a fine boy was
born. May he live long and pros
per.
Friday, Master Theodore Pole
man reached his fourth milestone
and his mamma invited a number
of little folks to help him cele-
brate it and a jolly good time
they all had playing out on the
lawn and then enjoying the many
good things prepared in honor of
the occasion.
Mrs. J. D. Rusca entertained at
reception on Friday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Miss Kern
of Donaldsonville. Mrs. j. j.
Nelson and Misses Alma Kile and
Mia Caspari assisted the hostess
in receiving and serving delicious
cream and cake to the many young
ladies who called during the eve
ming.
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Che Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY JULY 30 1914
PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

DEVoE'S FoRECAsT-July 3lSt
hot wave. August will be an cx-
tremsly hot month and the rain
fall will be light. 1st to End hot
and suItry. Bird to 4th clear. On
the 9Th a hot wave will form over
the Mississippi Valley and move
Southeastward. 9th hot and sultry.
Miss Annie Laurie Fields is the
guest of Miss Mia Guardia.
Mr.. Roy Barlow put in a very
busy day in Alexandria Sunday.
Mines. McNeeley of Colfax and
Stephens of Shreveport are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Williams.
Misses Ethel and Hedwige
friedrich of New Orleans are the
guests of Miss Coralie Henry.
Miss Antoinette Prudhomme
and daughter Miss Lily are enjoy
no a visit to Biloxi.
Miss 7. Kern of Donaldsonville
is the attractive guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. q. Rusca.
5or 6 doses sos will break any case
of Fever or Chills. Price, rs cents.
Mrs. Julie Glover and sons
reached home Sunday night after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand
of Cloutierville.
Misses Camille and Roberta
Parker of Monroe arrived Sunday
and are the guests of Miss Leila
Ducournau.
Judge e. V. Porter is in
Shreveport this week winding up
his last session of court before
adiourning for the summer.
Mrs. s. K. johnson and little
son returned to their home in ,Jen-
nings on Tuesday after spending
the past few weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sandlin were
called to M;r,isu last week by the
death of their brother Mr.. L. U.
Stewart.
Miss Jessie Green left last week
for Colorado where she will spend
the heated term with her grand
parents.
Miss May Breazcale reached
home Saturday morning from New
Orleans where she has been at
tending the Tulane summer school.
Mrs. r. B. Cook with her child
rem have returned to their home
in Shreveport after pleasant Wis
it to her parents Mr.. and Mrs, J..
Rusca.
Mrs. Jules Robin with her chill
dren came up from Jeanerette
Tuesday morning to be with her
father on that day, which was his
eighty fifth birthday. During the
day many friends called to tender
congratulations and wish the ven
cradle Captain many returns.
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MEMS CLOTHES.

probably line of Mems Clothes in town. this
speciality. A few of the offerings at the SALE
extremely the sale price
offer them at the extremely low price Off,. SlO95
blue silk pleasing pattern
offered at the sale for .S895
$40 Suitsvarey patterns, including blue
MEMS WASH SUITS.
Beaches, solids
the coolest things in Summer suits at395
blue, large sizes SO
Odd Coats ..... ..... l45
Alpaca Coats Greatly Reduced
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-30
VILLA MAY HAVE
OWN GOVERNMENT

Ell PASO, June 30.-That Gen.
eral Villa will throw off his al
legiance to General Carranza and
establish a Mexican government
of his own with General Angeles
as provisional president unless
Carranza speedily comes to terms
with him was predicted today by
constitutionalists here and at
JuareZ.
The Carranzistas unquestiona-
bly, were much alarmed. Rober~
to Pesquiera, Carranza's conf
Dental agent, left here last night
in hot haste, to confer with his
chief at Monterey.
Before leaving he declared a
rumor that Carranza was com
municating with President Huer-
ia was the height of absurdity.
Agafes polished and mounted
I'm solid gold. Pfaff, JeweIer. I147
G. st. Advertisement"
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OAKLAND, June 30-Abnorm-
al curiosit Is the motive ascribed
to her husband by Mrs. Helen S.
Pike, wife of the man who, re-
Gently, Notwithstanding the safe
guards placed round the privacy
of royalty, made his way unmo-
Tested into the private apartments
of Queen Mary in Buckingham
palace. Mrs. Pike, who is house
keeper for E. l.. Ormsby, prorBi-
nent clubman and business man
of Oakland and San Francisco.
freely discussed the old happen
ing.
He was always SO fond of
Buckingham palace" said Mrs.
Pike, land used to say to me
often how much he would like TO
see the interior. | had seen the
state apartments both there and
at Windsor, but he never had,
and l suppose the desire to see
the interior proved too strong for
him.
Mrs. Pike had never been in
domestic service until she came
TO this country.
Mrs. Pixies ambition to get
on" as she says in her quaint
English way, led her to come to
TINS country, where her brother,
@. p. Oakley. has been for the
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LID IS OFF AT
COURT HOUSE
TONIGHT

There VIII be dancing. feast
ing and fun galore at the court
house tonight. For this Is the
night that the lid" comes off
In Pierce eounty's official build
ing. Dedication of the new court
house annex has been set for to-
night. and the employees at the
court house. showing unexpected
enthusiasm, have hired a band.
bought a room full of delieacies,
and made plans for a jolly good
time.
All of the higher officials, in
Guiding the superior court judges,
are sanctioning the affair, and
everyone connected with the court
will be present.
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REPEAT 1.-THE CHIMES -

A second performance of 1.-The
Chimes of Normandy" will be Civ
en- tonight in st. Leo's auditor
ium. The house is said to be
nearly sold out for this last ap-
pearance of the talented group
who have parts.
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MYSTERY FILM
DRAWS CROWDS

BLACK 10" mystified hundreds
OF people at the Melbourne thea
ter yesterday with it's plots and
sub-plots that go to make It one
of the best detective scenarios
produced and exhibited in Tacoma
for months. The story is logical
and easily followed which is
something that cannot be said of
some of the other detective pic
lures shown recently.
experimenting BLACK 10" the
Melbourns is offering a two-reel
Keystone comedy that Is one of
the best that company has yet
produced. Fatty in the Air" is
the title.
Decorations. Hf2z. florist, q. 2 a X.
"AdVeFtisemeut."
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JAIL DRUGGIST
COKE" SELLER

The maximum penalty was Civ
en- Ernest j. Magius, one of the
proprietors of the Albina drug
store. Portland, when he was con-
vieted in the municipal court of
selling cocaine and morphine
without prescriptions. Judge Stew
enson sentenced Magius to paw a
fine of $3.50 and serve 100 days
In the county jail.
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Decorations. Hiaz. fIertst. - a X
advertisements"
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SuEES AGAIN

LONDON, june 3U.-OutWIt-
ting the attendants. two suffra-
gettes succeeded today In getting
into Premier Asquith's official
Downing street residence. As
soon as their mission was learn
ed the police were called in and
elected them just as one was try
ing to chain herself to a door
knob.
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Abatement Law
Is Constitutional

OLYMPIA, June 30.-Wash-
ington's red light abatement"
law passed by the 1913 elgisla-
ture, was declared constitutional
by the supreme court yesterday
afternoon in the case of Kittitas
county against Margaret Jerome,
who operated a disorderly house
In the old restricted district" of
Ellensburg.
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Notice to Festo visitors: Be-
fore leaving for the races, don't
fail 20 take one of our racetrack
lunches with you. DuenwaId's
Deiikatessen, 313 nth, near c.
adv"
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Buy where yoa get the biggest and best values for
your Assortments an ready reduced prices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-30

We are showing smart. high
priced looking hats nc moderate
prices. Baths Millinery, 1101
Tacoma av. Advertisement"
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past eight years superintendent of
a California ranch.
Il told him l would come
first" she says, referring to her
husband. "and that later on he
could join me, and we had plans
for a little home here" With her
innate respect for British law and
order, Mrs. Pike says, Now no
one knows what may happen"
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Duenwald's Delikatessen will
be open July 4th for your con-
venience, 313 nth, near G.
adv. -
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Artistic decorations. watson'a
Advertisement .
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Mrs. Branch of Servey, Kansas, ar
rived Friday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Flemmons and
family.
The ProgreSsives had a rally at
Huston Thursday evening OF last
week.
Miss Bessie Shower spent last
week with friends at Midway.
Rorn--to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mea-
dows Thursday OF last week. son.
MIR. f. c. Crow made a business
trip to Idaho Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Fisher of Boise
visited relatives here Sunday.
The Ladies Aid will have an ice
cream stand in the school house yard
we'll which most of the local society
the voters with ice cream cones.
Mrs Merle Rowen visited at Kma
several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cutter and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Mccullough spent
the week end at Boise and Arrowrock
Richard Clemens of Midway visited
/ in the neighborhood Sunday.
Rev. II. II. Rottmann was a guest
at the OlleiaS home while in the
neighborhood.
Mrs. Irving Lee visited home folks
the first of the week
The Rowen brothers and Geraldo
Smith returned Sunday from Sunny
/ Side where they went with freight TO-
the Thomas family.
Carl Wiley went TO Emmett Mon
day where he will have charge of a
packing house during the peach sea-
son.
The ladies OF Lake Lowell will give
an ice cream social at the Lake To-
well school house next Saturday even
ing ard they send an invitation to this
neighborhood to attend.
There will not be Christian En-
deavor next Sunday on the account OF
the State c. Z. convention at Cald,
well which most fthe local society
hope to attend.
DR.. Henry of Caldwell was a prof
! essional VISITOR at the ]. Nj. Smith
home a couple of times last week.
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Mrs. Steensma was quite i'll last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Newman were
S:;nt ay dinner l'tsts at c. H. Ira rs.
Mrs. o. N. Trueblood's sister spent
last week with her returning to Cald-
we'll Sunday. Mrs. Trueblood is slow
ly improving.
children are visiting with Mrs. Rob-
bins.
Robt Hyslop and Ludwig. Schnei-
der are working on the ditch.
Eleanor Prosser was a visitor al
the Steensma home Tuesday evening
Miss Margaret Rose returned to
her home on lower Deer Flat last
Tuesday, after having spent several
days visiting with friends in this To-
cality.
Mrs. Robbins, Charlie Robbins, Al
berta and R. Payne Rankin were all
Caldwell visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Aven went to
Boise last Tuesday returning the lat
ter part of the week Mr.. Aven went
again Sunday. Herbert Newman will
look after his place while he is ogne.
The Busy Bee club met with Carol
Mulch Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Salisbury and
family, E. c. Kendall and family and
Stuart Mulch and family were Sun
day visitors at the Prosser home
Mr.. and Mrs. Prosser returned
home last Wednesday after having
spent couple of weeks at the Ames-
bury place while the family were i'll
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman attended the
Water Users picnic last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Smith and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Allison and
family, Ruth, Harold and Gladys
Mulch, Howard and Ruth Stilwell
and Percy Kelly from Peaceful Val
ley, were visitors at the Lakeview
Church Sunday.
Mr.. Chris NJ Rankin spent Satur-
day at Schaub's helping Mr.. Schaub.
F.. G. Kendall and daughter, Mar.
jorie were Caldwell visitors.
Ulcich Bros. threshing outfit pull
ed into the neighborhood Saturday
and will do the threshing here.
A. G. Salisbury has been working
at the school house building on an
addition, oiling the floor and tinting
the walls.
Mr.. Rankin was Caldwell visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield returned to
their home Sunday from Grandview
where they spent the past week.
Mrs. ]. Grimes and Will Grimes
were Nampa visitors last week.
A. C. Keister started to work the
first of the week clearing bitches for
the government.
There was a dance at Sam Robin
sons place Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keister and Mrs,
Flora Kollenborn spent Saturday and
Sunday with Roy Crow Of Nampa.
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Mr.. Ross, who has been having a
well drilled ON his ranch, secured ar
tiSian water after going down SOC
feet 1t flows about an inch of water
and throws ii about a foot above the
ground.
Earl Peterman met with a rather
painful accident one day last week,
He was fixing a pump and in some
way he injured the ends of two Of
his fingers,
His father has also been suffering
severely from gathering on his neck.
Some of the Roswell young people
are attending the Christian Endeavor
convention in Caldwell part of the
time this week.
Mr.. Frank Howard spent few
days at Payette Lakes last week.
Miss Finney of Caldwell was a
cues, at the J. H. Lowell home last
week.
Mr.. Galbraith who has been work
ing for Roc Helm spent last week in
Payette.
Several oi the Roswell young reo-
pie who intend to teach this year plan
to attend the teachers institute in
Roise next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen returned
home last Saturday from their Port
hand trip.
The primary election will be held
at thes chool house next Tuesday,
The polls will be open from 1000 a.
M until p. m.
A wienerwurst roast was enjoyed
ON the hillside above Mr.. Ross Tay-
lor's last Saturday evening by COM
pany Of about forty-6ve. After the
supper. they set fire to the entire
brush pile and enjoyed the fire
Misses Keller. Nichol and Holl-
ingby and Clifford Paine motored to
Notus last Friday evening to hear the
concert given by Mr.. Bachemeyer.
Mrs. Miles, Misses Pearl and Virginia
Hall, Winnie Mccormick and Nh. and
Mrs. D. B. Grosvenor also attended
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Items of Interest From
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the concert.
There were no services at the Pres
byterian ehurch Sunday evening be-
cause Of Mr. Lawrence's being in Big
Bend.
Mrs. w. H. Wohlschlegel gave an
afternoon tea to a company of ladies
last Thursday afternoon.
Music was furnished at the services
in Big Bend Sunday evening by Miss
Pearl Hall, MIR. and Mrs. d. B. Gros-
venor and f. P. Lawrence with Miss
Virginia Hall at the organ.
Mrs. Frank Dickerson and daugh-
ter, Mary, left last Thursday for a
visit at her old home in Pittshurg,
Kansas.
Alma and Nettie Jacobson spent
Sunday at the Stevens home in APP
pie Valley.
Miss Pearl and Virginia Hall went
with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tate to
Mitchell butte last Wednesday.
The Women's Bible class OF the
Presbyterian Sunday school had a
very pleasant afternoon Thursday at
the manse.
Mrs. Alvin Steele and Mr.. J. H.
Lowell went with their Sunday school
classes down to 1.-THE Boise river last
Tuesday for a picnic.
Mr.. J. n. Trout attended the picnic
up beyond Wilder last Thursday.
Mrs. Beighler is having some FIX
ings done on her house this week.
A meeting was held by the teachers
of the Presbyterian Sunday school at
Mr.. f. T. Rice's Monday evening.
Mrs. Edna Stark and Eunice Rock
wood spent a few days visiting with
Mrs. Scott Wisely last week.
Mr.. Henry Hersey has rented Dick
Sandford's ranch for the coming year.
The Riverside Ditch company has
purchased 5000 inches of the govern
ment water, which they are now us
ing
A new school district has been
formed between the Roswell and
Golden Gate districts. The building
which will be put up right away will
probably be located on Eddie Harms
land.
Hereafter the school bell will be
rung at ten o'clock and again at ten
thirty to announce the opening OF
Sunday school in the Presbyterian
church.
The public schools will be open
here September 9TH, this year.
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The auto-stage between Home
stead and Homedale with Mr.. Jacks
as driver, has been discontinued for
the present.
Mrs. Jacquith, who has been sick
three or four weeks, has improved
sufficiently to be able to sit up part
OF the time.
Mrs. Sites, who has been suffering
from severe case of blood poison
returned home Saturday from thC
hospital in Caldwell, where she has
been am inmate for several weeks
Although much improved. she is still
unable to use her hand.
Rev. Clemens of Caldwell preached
at the school house Sunday morning
and administered the communion,
Rev. Barton of Boise will preach
next Sunday, which will be Rev
Hoot's last Sabbath with us before ht
returns to his studies
1t is expected that the sound of tht
threshmg machines will be heard this
week.
There will be meeting of the minis
Saturday evening,
Mr.. Gates is building lumber sheC
and a granary at his lumber yard OF
Harry Smiths ranch. Mr. Callsen i.
the carpenter.
Mr.. Dvisey is building an addition
to his house. Mr. Cook is doing the
work.
Frank Laws and family are camp
ing near Reynolds creek
Mr.. Jacks is doing the haying or
the place