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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27
ELECTED OFFICERS.

High School Literary Society Elected New
Officers Monday Evening.
The Miltonian Literary Society OF
the high school held their regular
weekly meeting, Monday evening and
as It was the last meeting of the fourth
term the program was omitted and the
new omcers for the ensuing nine weeks
were elected as follows: Fulton Dudley
president; Geo. Miller, vice.president
Dorothy Leach, secretary; Helen Bean
treasurer: Amos Duerson, attorney:
Harry Marty, new member of executive
board, Arthur Eastman, reporter and
Francis Case and Rupert Gillespie.
sergeant at arms.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27
GOOD CROWD AT
FARMERS MEETING
BURLINGTON AGRICUL1uRISTS
SPOKE AT CITY PAVILION.
A SUCCESSFUL MEETING
WILL CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS ON SIX
FARMS NEAR HOT SPRINGS this
YEAR-.MEN SELECTED.

The Farmers meeting held at the
City Pavilion, Saturday afternoon and
evening was quite largely attended,
some Of those present driving in az far
as thirty miles to listen to H. w. Camp
bell, Of Lincoln. travelling agriculturist
for the Burlington R'y, and j. p.
Lamson, another agriculturist in
the employ of the same company.
who gave illustrated lectures in the
afternoon and evening of that day.
Their talks were very interesting and
instructive and not a farmer in the
audience but gained some knowledge
that will be Of benefit to him during
the coming year.
To show that their company is in.
terested in the development of this
western country they volunteered to
supervise experiments during the com.
ing season on six farms in this section
and the following named gentlemen will
conduct experiments under theil
supervision: VIM. O'Bsnion, AL Bill
lups, Jacob Berg, CLARK Bacon, Ed
Aemminger and Clarence Tubbs.
AS soon as their names are received
at Lincoln letter of instruction will
be sent out from the Campbell Soil
Culture Company and once a month
during the season Mr.. Campbell will
visit these farms to see that these in
structions are carried out. Each man is
to plant three acres of German millet
on summer titled soil, two acres Of sor.
gum and five acres of winter wheat.
In their talks and with slides they
showed some of the results that have
been accomplished during the past few
years In these experiments and which
were very successful. The same results
should be obtained here.
A bunch of booklets we're left at the
Bank of Hot SprinRa for distribution
to the farmers entitled "Agrioultura
Development Thru County Orgsuize
tion." Farmers interested should gel
one.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that any GER
son or persons meddling with or max
ing any apertures In the dam on Fall
River, known as the "Trimmer Dam"
in lower town Of Hot Springs, or in any
manner iDjuring or interfering with
said dam, will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law, the penalty being
one year in the county jail, or $500 fine,
or both. GEORGE M. TRIMMER. Adv.49:4
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27
INSPECTED SANITARIum.

Major Wadsworth and Colonel James E. Mil.
ler Visit This City Monday and Tuesday.
Colonel James e. Miller, Inspector.
General and Chief Surgeon Of the
National Homes in the United States.
accompanied BY Major James w. Wsds.
worth, president of tho Board of Man.
ayers, both Of New York City, and
Colonel NJ. g. Cookey, Of salins, Kan
sas, and Colonel F. F. Jones, of
Youngstown, Ohio, arrived here Mon.
day to inspect the Battle Mountain
Santtsrtum and the State Soldiers
Home. Colonel Miller, who was for
merly governor Of the sanitarium here
was warmly greeted on his arrival BY
his numerous acquaintances who were
more than pleased to see him looking
90 we'll after his recent serious opera.
tion In Chicago.
Monday was spent going over the
Ssnitarium and the State Home which
Is also inspected By the Colonel and he
found everything to be In excellent
shape and compltmented Col. Orr and
Col. Mstteson on the condition of each
place.
Oolonels Cookey and Jones comprise
. committee from the Grand Enosmp.
ment Of Spanish War veterans and
their mission is to inspect the different
camps. It was their first visit here and
they repeatedly expressed. themselves
as highly pleased with our little city.
As compliment to the four visitors
the Sanitarium Orchestra under the
direction Of Oliver Guy Maese gave q
special musical program on Monday
evening ct the Sanitarium chapel. The
orchestra was assisted By the sanitar.
ium qusrtette composed Of Messrs.
Williams, Cleveland, Pro6att and kesh.
lear. This concert was attended bv a
large number Of people Of the city "a
we'll as members of the Ssnitarium and
was very enjoyable feature.
Colonel Miller and party departed
Tuesday evening for New York.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27
BURKE RECEIVES
NOMINATION
WON SENATORIAL NOMINATION
BY MAJORITY Of 5000.
JUDGE RICE IS NOMINATED
SMALL VOTE IN FALL RIVER COUNTY
TUESDAY,. SHIRLEY WON FROM
SKINNER FOR REGISTER.

Additional returns received at Pierre
yesterday ON the senatorial battle, in.
dictate that the estimate Of. 5000 to
5000 as Burke's probable majority over
Crawford, will not be far from correct.
With twenty counties to hear from,
Burke had msjorities totsling 1910,
while Crawford's totaled l165, giving
Burke margin of 6lO5. Basing the
statment on the fact that Crawford has
shown substantial losses all over the
state below his vote of six years ago, II
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27

1000. This statement is bssed on
what is known definitely from the
counties In the Black Hills district
and on liberal estimates Of Bsrtine
msjorities allowed for the counties
which it is known he has carried.
Toese figures result In giving Rice .
msjolity In the counties he has carried
Of 2l81, while Bsrtine's msj,rity In his
counties appears to be about liza; this
allows margin In Ri,e's favor Of l0O7.
Chairman Lockhart of the state min.
ority ticket Wednesday conceded that
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27

the indications are all for the nomina-
tton OF Governor Byrne, Below that
on the state ticket he has no informa-
tton and says the outcome will depend
upon where the Richards vote went
after they voted for governor, but that
the indications are that most Of 1t went
to the minority ticket and that IL such
conditions exist over the state the
minority ticket has q chance to win ell
along the line below governor.
In this county the vote Tuesday was
quite light, many Of those who were
registered even failed to cast their vote.
This may have been due to the fact
that only two Offices in the county we're
contested for. the Office of register of
deeds and for commissioner in the first
district, all the other offices had but
one candidate on each ticket, In fact
tho democrats had straight ticket
without contested office.
On the republican ticket Ed A. Skin.
ner was opposed by L. O. Shirley, who
ran independent, the latter winning by
q majority Of twenty nine. Skinner re-
ceived . total Of 1873 to Shtrley's 2l2 in
the entire county for the office of reg.
lister Of deeds. In the first district
Mike Smith was opposed by John Rob.
ertson for the office Of county commits
sioner, Smith winning by msiority of
torty-two his vote was seventy. three to
Robertson's thirty. .one.
For United States senator, Burke re-.
ceived total vote In the county of 2O3
to Crawford's 175; Rice for congress-
man from this district received 2l7 to
Bartine's lib; for governor, Byrne re.
ceived liza, Richards 129, Anderson l2s.
AZ the nominations now stsnd on the
republican ticket in the county the fol-
lowing named gentlemen will be on the
ticket at the general election next fall.
+. z. Walker, fer state senator; II. q
Wilcox. for representative; w. r. Nor.
gan, for treasurer; 2. F. Williams, for
suditor; e. T. CLARK, for sheriff, L. O..
Shirley for register of deeds; George
Hummel for clerk Of courts; Helen
Brelsford for superintendent of schools
c. A. Wilson for states attorney: q. A.
Calhoun for surveyor; F. G. Osmoth erly
for justice Of the peace; Perry j. Moody
for assessor; Mike Smith for commis:
s'oner .f1,st district; and A, @. Forney
for commissioner third district.
The democratic lineup is as follows: /:
Dennis Henault for state senator: F.
w. Bilger for representative: j. q.
Richer for treasurer; d. X. Batchelor
for auditor; Fred E Dale for sheriff: ):
Andy Ball Tor register Of deeds; Ira e.
Sage for clerk Of courts; F. A. Little
for states attorney: P. F. Ward for
county judge; D. e. Wing for coroner:
4 +. brennan for justice Of tho peace:
Q. A Hardy for constable; F. A. Klein
for assessor; j. n. Rineer for commis.
stonsr of 6rst district and j. T.-Lope
tor commissioner for third district.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27

remittance before that time az the or.
der Tor the uniforms must be placed
not later than that date, so "a to in
sure delivery in time for the June
meeting.
A epectal feature is being arranged
which will give visitors from the east.
ern part OF the state an opportunity to
take sight seeing trip around the
Hula. The tour Of the Hills will start
from Rapid City and the first point
visited will be Hot Springs. The local
committee at the request of the lodges
IN the eastern part Of the state, are ar.
ranging the itinerary so as to make the
trip thru the Southern Hills fret.
From Hot Springs the party will visit
Custsr, Deadwood and Lead, thence to
spearlsh and Belle Fourche, returning
to Rapid City via sturgis and Fort
Meade. Each oity which will be visited
By the Elks are providing some sort Of
entsrtainment,
Elks ell over the country are being
urged to make the trip, to the National
Convsntion to be held at Denver In
July via Rapid City, Deadwood and
Lead. Hot Springs people are desirous
OF having those contemplating the trip
to have their ticket read via Rapid
City and Hot Springs. The convention
ct Denver will be held on July 13, IA
and 15 and will no doubt attract manv
eastern people to the Black Hills az a
side trip for sight seeing purposes.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27
NOTICE.

According to Chapter lib, Section
il6o Session Laws for 1913, the Con-
tract for all bridges In county will not
be let until on or before the Hrst day
of November, 1914. and the former
notice appearing in the newspapers l.
hereby cancelled. Signed:
DIX. BACHELOR, County Auditor.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1914-03-27

Recent reports from Aberdeen,
Idaho, 60 to show that property around
there 10 selling like hot cakes, You
can obtain email orchard tract from
@. g. Fargo now befors the price sd.
vanCeo.-Adv. 1871
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

81 PER DOZEN may be made at home
embroidering one corner ladies' hand
kerchiefs Simple spare time agency,
year round. Trial package stamped
handkerchiefs and instructions. zoe, Sent
any distance postpaid. Arabian Supply
c. Dent a. Cleveland Ohio.
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POST CARDS-9Oc per 1000 up. Self
filing fountain pens, safety razors
pictures, pennants, etc. A $500 outfit
of IL different articles for S1.00. A sam
pie any article for loo. Gross Co, 2147
Arthur avenue, New York
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED

WANTED-AT ONCE, TWO OR
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MEN TO SELL LOTS IN A NEW
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N. Y.
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THE HELENE
766 Peachtree Street.
Phone Ivy 2774-J.

REFINED. cultured Christian lady.
owning her own home, fine Jersey
cows. excellent vegeta BILE garden. large
lot II poultry will furnish room and
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convenience. The same board | give
would cost two or three times what
charge at other PLACES. Address Home.
Box 80, care Georgian.
NICELY furnished rooms; best table
board, all modern conveniences; easy
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Main 1891.
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SALESM Experienced any line, to
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contract; $35 weekly expenses. Cont
rental Co. 347 Continental Building,
Cleveland. Ohio.
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WANTED-A live financial agent to as
sist us in financing large manufac-
turing enterprise in the North or East.
More advantageous location necessary.
Excellent promotion proposition ard a
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Co, 432 Commercial Bank Building,
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7 WILL START you earning "a daily at
home in spare time sllvering mirrors;
M capital: free instructive booklet, Civ
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pept So, Boston, Mass.
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tuesday night pearl and sap
crescent pin, either in Forsyth
~ Forsyth street or West Ala
rect: liberal reward If returned
BABY y" 3. Cummings, a. West Ala
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EASY MONEY AGENTS-Let me show
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Colbert Equipment Co, i445 S. State
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SITUATIONS WANTEo-FEMALE
SPECIAL RATES for s!tua-
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10c; 3 times. 2Oc; Z times. 4Oc.
SPECIAL RATES for situa-
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WANTED-At once, position as stenOR-
rapher and bookkeeper with three
years experience. Address Permanent.
Box 10, care American.
YOUNG LADY wants position as ste
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COMPETENT typist wants work Rea .
sunable salary. Address Competent.
Box 629, care Georgian.
WANTED Position as steuographer
with good firm in nice office. Have
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small salary. Also understand banking
College education, and can furnish AL
references. q. II, Box 6, care Georgian
EXPERIENCED colored seamstress
wants sewing TO do by the day, Ad-
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WANTED Position as managing house
keeper by refined, middle-aged lady
competent To take charge Of home and
children. Mrs. r., 1856 Rawson street
city. WA
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Ira st.
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MISSING PEOPLE.
EDUCATIONAL,


WANTED-Pupils for elocution: eXpe-
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care Georgian
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

ONE BEAGTfFULLY FURNISHED
FRONT ROOM. ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
PHONE AND HOT BATH. CLOSE IN.
MAIN 1893.
STEAM HEATED rooms for gentlemen
$500 for one, $500 for two. 3l2
Rawson street. Main 2052-J. No other
roomers in house, Apartment c.
LARGE newly furnished front room adj
joining bath with board for two gen.
tlemen In private North side home $25
month, Box 81 care Georgian.
FOR RENT Neatly furnished front
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per month, meals II desired. Call Ivy
9606
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR GENTLEMEN - Steam heated
front room with modern conveniences.
Apt. ., Linden Court. Ivy 4S3.
TWO newly furnished rooms. in private
family, furnace heat, all convenences,
walking distance; men only. 80 Cur
rier street.
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AMBITIOUS PERSON may earn SIS to
SIS weekly during spare time at home,
writing for newspapers. Send for par
ticuIars Press Bureau. MA, Washing
ton d. c.
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WANTED-Nec statesmen; Ro-
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free to every agent sending IS cents for
samples. Novelty Sales Company, 1896
South Pryor street, Atlanta.
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WRITE moving picture plays: 500 each;
all or spare time; no experience nor
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WANTED-A first-c class white nurse.
Apply $40 North Jackson.
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BEST Csc seller out. Necessary in every
home. Agents coming money. Sam
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Guide" or Money Makers Manual"
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lumbus, Ga.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Exper bookkeeper to assist
on books at night for several weeks.
Phone Ivy 1875.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION,
CHURCH NOTICES.
CHRISTIAN scTENcE-

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Scientist,
lab.e Han, North Broad street. Serv-
t' sunday, II a. M; Sunday school,
10Y a. M, Wednesday evening, testi-
.woL,ai meeting at o'clock Reading
, ,o5 at bl3 the Grand, open daily, ex
gg oHn0ays and legal holidays, from
q ug 10 p, m, free to the public.
81 Mark NJ. e. CHURCH, SOUTH
II " lhornwell Jacobs will preach at
s., q. H no services at night; Sunday
1"o., 20; prayer meeting, Wednes-
ea4 evening, 7;45.
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WANTED-Position as mamma nurse
good, settled colored woman; excel
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Yer street
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MANUFACTURE liquid toilet soap at a
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No boiling, no filtering, no machinery re-
CURED Formula and typewrtten direc-
lions, S. Dance Manufacturing Com.
pany, Postal Station A, Atlanta
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GOVERNMENT examinations, thorough
preparattn. So. Returned If not APP
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civil Service School, Washington. d. c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Curved handle walking cane;
dark wood, highly polished, Russian
inlaid silver handle liberal reward If
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465, Gambler Annex.
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COlORED WOMEN agents for wonder.
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81 SO outfit free to responsible agents,
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pharmacy. Atlanta. Ga 1853
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SIU,UUU WIINTU 10 IHONIHS. NITdUBe III
vention startles world. Agents amazed.
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RESPONSIBLE manufacturer desires
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income Garner. business builder. easy, no
competition, protected territory guaran-
teed Automatic Perfection II West
Forty second New York
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HOTELS
EAL HOTEL.
RESORTS.
FUNERAL NOTICES.


SPRATLING IS DYEING
MOI RNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
NOTICE.
EMPRESS paid one way on all out-of-
Town orders amounting to $1.00.
ATLANTA STEAM DYE AND CLEAN
,,iNG WORKS, SO Auburn avenue. Ivy
2340 Atlanta 954.
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STOP LOOK LISTEN!

FIFTY ladies wanted for light machine
work Write -. G. Collier, manager
Collier Manufacturing Company. Barnes
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LOST-One brown and white collie dog,
name Prince. Reward. Phone Deca-
tur 34S
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AGENTS-Let us prove to you how
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WANTED-Ten fast messengers with or
without wheel; 81, SO, S12 a week.
NTiIler's Minute Messenger, II Fairle.
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AGENTS-Big money selling Dixie Egg
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South Atlanta, Ga.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-Place to cook by middle
aged colored woman. Call at 1853 West
Pine street
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AGENTS WANTED-Agents are coming
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LADIES-Start fascinating home bust
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LADY STENOGRAPHER desires posi-
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operator; willing to work for a small
salary until l have proven my ability.
Can West 1891
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Statesmen wanted for country towns.
$25 weekly salary and So per day al
lowed for expenses when travelling.
Western Cider Co, st. Louis, Mo.
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LOCAL representative wantedi no cam
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income assured Address National Co
Operative Realty CO., V-949, Marden
RliIding. Washington, d. G.
Milford chronicle., 1914-08-07
MASTENS

The people of this locality are busy
attending the camp meetings.
Miss Addie Otwell. who has been spend
ing some time in Denton, has returned
to her home.
William NJ. Minner has purchased a
new Ford touring car.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris and Helen En-
right, spent Sunday at the home of John
Ratledge.
William Masten and wife. entertained
Roy Masten and wife of Harrington, on
Sunday.
Miss Florence Slaughter has returned
to her home near Dover, after an extern
ded visit with Miss Pearl Masten, near
Mastens.
Mrs. VIM. T. Hates is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Noble, near Vernon.
A very interesting ball game was wit
messed here last Saturday afternoon when
the Masten's High Team crossed bats
with a picked team of FELTON, and Bur
mite boys. The Masten team won by
score Of 10 to 20. Good for you boys.