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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10
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o PLEASANT GROVE O
O HIGH SCHOOL NOTES O
ooo 5000 oooo o 900 O

On Thursday night the Freshman
girls entertained very beautifully for
the girls Of the Junior class at a
colonial luncheon" The reception
hall was gay with festoons Of bright
ly tinted Virginia Creeper apples and
corn. The guests were served at
small tables, four at table. Low
bowie Of grape leaves and grapes
formed the center piece of each. All
the girls were arrayed in the costumes
OF ye ancient danes and the spec
tacle was a very gay one. After a
four course luncheon, consisting of
boullion, waters. chicken patties, fin
ger potatoes, sandwiches, olives. fruit
salad. orange and pineapple sherbet,
and cake, all Of which was prepared
by the girls themselves, the DANES
laid aside their dignity and Joined
In general frolic. Forty girls par
ticipated in the evenings enjoyment
'hN hioA NHuptl EXERCISES OF the
year were held Wednesday morning
at 1890, the occasion being that of
the presentation of books TO the H.
brary by the Senior and Junior elias
ses, BY the united efforts of the two
classes seventy dollars worth NJ
books were presented, and the event
was naturally one OF rejoicing. The
program was as follows:
Slumber Solo-Girls Chorus
Prayer-Mr. Baird
Solo-Mr 0verlade.
Presentation Speech-Arnold Rich
ms.
Presentation Speech-Ray OHM
Speech of Acceptance PRINCIPAL
Walker. '"'
Mr. Baird is busy working ont man
Tor basket ball. Regular practice he
gan this eSsek'ahd the prospects for
PieasantaGrove's success are brlgh,
Schools were dismissed for Frido,
as all teachers are ATTENDING ma
County Institute at Spanish Fork ON
the 9Th and 10th.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10
Many Elders Returning Home

A letter received Tuesday from I'll
der Merlin Southwick. who is church
emnigration agent ut Liverpool. Eng
land, says that many of the Mormon
Elders are returning home or to mis-
sions IN the United States. over one
half of those who went when he did
just one year ago, have already re-
turned to American. A few days be-
fore this letter was written, he book
er over 100 Mormons on the L. $. s.
$. Scopian. and So of these were Ill
ders, the balance being returning stu
dents and tourists.
Recently he attended a meeting ad-
dressed by Winton Churchill, First
Lord of the Admiralty, who made an
impassioned appeal for volunteers.
The government Is asking for one
million more men to take up arms
against the Germans, and to be ready
for service within the next eight
months. The English papers are full
of battles which We're being won by
the allies, but the news was all cen
sored by the government before the
papers were allowed TO publish II.
Thursday n post card was received
stating that Elder Southwick was IN
Dublin. presumably on pleasure
trip. or attending the Irish confer
ence.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10
URGES UTAH FAMERS
TO VACCINATE HOGS

d. Hyrum Frederick OF the Utah
Agricultural College, urges that farm
ers In all sections Of the state vacci-
nate their hogs with the anti-cholera
serum before the bad weather comes.
If this precaution is not taken, he de-
clares, the hog colera will develop
into costly and dangerous plague
among the animals. Or. Frederick
recently visited in inflicted districts
near Sandy and has since received
reports that cholera is spreading rap
idly through the central and southern
sections Of the state
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10
ADVERTISEMENT
advert sEMENT) as
Republican Political Column

A magnificent capitol building is near
ing completion, and the funds for the
same have been very largely raised
by means of the Inheritance Tax, pro-
yided for by the Republican Legisla-
ture. Various irrigation projects are
under way as the result CT Republic
can Legislature, and the benefits from
the same will be enduring and In
calcuable. These public improve
ments are modelled after the National
Law, Also Republican Measure,
which has given to Utah County par
ticularly, and the state OF Utah In
general the Strawberry tunnel and
Canal. As a result OF these benefi-
cient measurers the value OF property
In the county and state has been In
creased hundreds of thousands Of dol
lars.
The Republican Party went before
the people OF the state four years
ago on a platform pledging the en-
actment of local option law on the
liquor question. The law was put In
to effect and has been successfully
working since 1911. In communi-
ties where the vote has been In
favor of prohibition, the people have
been able largely to do away with
the evils of the liquor traffic
We believe that the people of the
State should be given the opportunity
by an election, separate from all
other questions, to determine whether
they wish to continue under the pre-
sent local option condition. or to have
State wide prohibition.
We denounce the attempt Of the
Democrats of Utah County, who In
their platform, accuse us, THE Re-
publican State Board of Equalization
of advancing the assessed valuation
of all farm and orchard lands In Utah
County twenty per cent" when the,
ought to Know that this board Is, by
law, non partisan and Is composed Of
two Democrats and two Republicans
and II was a Democratic member oil
the board who made the recommends
ton for the raise in the peoples tax.
es In Utah County.
The Democrats In their County
platform two years ago pledged them
selves to reduce the salaries of the
County Officers. They have nomin'
ally done this, but in connection will
the reduction they have added sc
mank deputies that the salaries o.
these amount to about five times al
much as the reductions. They fur
Their pledged themselves to reduce thu
taxes. This pledge has been met b,
raising the rates so that about fort,
thousand dollars more will be col
lected from the people of Utah Coun
ty than was collected under Repub
lican Administration. Each taxpayer
can verify this by glancing at his tai
notices of the past three years.
The County should be administer
ed in businesslike manner, and W,
pledge the nominees Of the Conven
ton to give the people progressive
and economical administration o
County affairs.
We pledge the candidates Of thi'
convention. each and all, to carry on
The provisions of this platform.
We respectfully invite the cooper
alton and support at the polls Of al
electors of Utah County, RESPECTIVE
of previous Affiliations, to Join witt
us in carrying out the principles o
the Republican Party, which Away
have been the principles Of good gov
! eminent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10
STAKE RELIEF SOCIETY SOCIAL

Monday night the Stake Relief So.
cieties will hold their first social in
the Stake Tabernacle at s O'Clock D.
m. All who are members of the Re-
lief Society are invited to bring their
husbands.
Special extra cars will take care OF
the increased number Of passengers
expected.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10
Special Cars For Union Meeting

The Orem road will run specIa,
cars for the Stake Union meeting to.
morrow, leaving Lehi at 100 and
leaving Lindon about 80 minutes lat
err
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10

Ohlpman's Bargain Basement II you
"eeu a Coat in style, quality and price.
Sample line, ,o,
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BE Comfortable

You get more warmth and less
weight in those Elder Down Quilts at
Chipmans lO.l,
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II you want The Review-your
home paper--to do your Job work,
call Alpine Pub. Co., Phone So.
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We Print Butter wrapbers, : I


hot We can fit You with bettar
SUIT Tor less money than you have
ever bought before. Chipman's Dry
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When your food does not digest
well and you feel blue, tired and
discouraged. you should use little
HERBINE at bedtime. II opens the
bowels, purifies the system and re-
stores fine feeling Of health and
energy Price soc. Sold by William
Thornton.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-10
REPUBLICAN TICKET

REPUBLICAN llthEI
For United States Senator
REED SMooT
For Congress
Second District
f. o. LEATHERwooD
For Justice of Supreme Court
WM. NJ MCARTY
For Superintendent of Public lnstruc
ton
A c MATHESoN
County Ticket
Commissioner, 4-year term
JAMES H. GARDNER
Commissioner, 2-year term
J. F. BRINGHURST
Clerk
E. T. PALFREYMAN
Assessor
HYRUM CHRISTENSEN
Sheriff.
MARION CLINGER
Treasurer
L. L. NELSON
Recorder
FLOYD JOHNSON
Attorney
GEORGE p. PARKER
Surveyor
JOHN X. STEWART
Superintendent Of Schools
J. p. GREER
Legislative Ticket
State Senators
HENRY GARDNER
JOHN II. woOTTON
State Representatives
SAMUEL f. TAILOR
l.. X. STEWART
CHARLES L. WARWICK
]. WILLIAM WING, JR.
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A Fair Proposition.

The manufacturers of Meritol
Rheumatism Powders have so mach
confidence in this preparation that
they authorize us to sell them to you
on positive guarantee to give you
relief In all cases of Rheumatism or
refund your money This is certain
ly fair proposition. Let US show
hem to you Price SOC. f. NJ. Brown,
American Fork, Utah, Exclusive
Agency.
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We Print Butter Wrappers.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
I :. - 1I. 7. q =. a v svf y I. w
Clean % ~ - ClGIsy.

I Il Junea 4 ~ Aays : claAns ~ day'
next Monday. Oar local csnetsfv
Il ! diserace o civilisation' and ~,
patriotic citissn VIII psrmit ~ con-
ditons that now exist thsrs % con-!
tinue longer. Mayor Lamb has ~
sued : proclamation calling upon ~
good citizens to assist IN Z general
clean ap Of The cemetery grounds
next Monday, The proclamaton =
q follows:
On account Of the present deplor-
able condition Of the csmetsry Il haa
been deemed expedient % issue =
call 70 al citisens interested and -
pecially 70 thoss Who have friendS
buried there. 70 sst apart Z day for
general cleaning up day. During
the past season the continusd show
ers have made growing conditions
especially good and - . result The
eatire grounds are covered Win.
Weeds which skoSbd - removed si9t'
this time. In conformity with the
wishes Of number OF ctissns and
1t their request I win name Mon
day. August slst. - the day for
. general cleaning Of the cemetery
grounds and urge and request that .
large number Of our citizens spend
as much Of the day d they possibly
can from their ordinary vocations In
assisting In this work.
Very truly yours.
JOHN N. LAMB. Mayor.
g. w. Mllliken has consented to
act rs general superintendent Of the
clean up campaign and will arrange
all OF the details. and this alone viii
Insure its success. All those who
desire 70 participate In the work are
requested to be at the corner Of SAN
q Fe avenue and Second street. Mos
day morning. August 3lst. at .
o'clock. and bring with them such
tools as Will BE- necessary for cutting
weeds Automobiles will BE- provid-
I'd to convey The workers to tAe
cemetery. All those who are willing
To privide automobiles ars requested
to notify Mrs. A. b. corbin At the
earliest possible moment. and thoss
Who are unable TO give the necessary
time 70 assist In the clean up CAM
psign aud ere willing 70 donate cash
can leave their contributions 1t the
store os the Ia Junta Hardware Con-
Company. BE . good booster next
Monday. and be ON hand to help d
this much needed work.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
pa,vy '..'s-ss, Essa.s's..' s.A,A

These whe ase anxious 70 ~ ~
lalsy ls1usesy ssestljshs1 n ~ ~.
kansas Valley VIII ~ lssssssesd h
10 40 Whleh h now o. sxhlblljea q
~ v1sse NssiessI Daah. Wlsh .
ooG1eo - blaek ed rsd 1oes. q
VogoouD leslgns en1 sloes. n shsvs
~ oumose aa1 Docasiss q ~ ~
1DogUuo eeeo0ssSss. ehseas faeoss.
~ G10Dolng seaeleas asl eoa1so-
6og1oD - ~ soaee e V4lseeaela. ~
~ IN ~ . ssvelat1oe y theeo
~ 1neu noeh1ng - y ~ 1sveDoo.
9ooe - Grosne = ~ lalsy ln1usesy
= - ooooo G. Wlsooaas. ~ A.
nnae1a vnl1ov ~ ness a1vsntaoop
- = oocoog olaoe11 - ~ 1Alyy
lnlo1l65 ~ V1DeeoeG1s. - " ~.
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~ 1ono1lo - ~ pseaoll1eles s1ae
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60 = - ~ ~ = ~ soolo =
W11coG11D. Noa3 1oaooe = inGuo5o
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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
s.s -1s.ss,y - cAsr.~.


The town Of Chssav vas psoeound-
b shocAsd sasiy last Sunday norm
~ ~ IeayD.sl ~ aaaaA ~ suicide
of Niss Alsa soupssst. ~ l7-ysar
old daughter Of NJ. aad Mn. ,. p.
soupesst. Thess was not the slisht.
ct tnklins os ~ possablllty q such
. tragedy. b either ths sanily o. the
many frjssds and associates Of the
young lady. - abe he'd always sp.
Deared TO - happy and contsated In
her home Me. and in coassquence
all were profoundly gsssvsd.
Il appeass that laiss soupesst had
attended . performance given II Or
chestra Hall The svsniag bssore and
had returned home aad rstired ap.
parentiy In normal heath and splrits.
Shortly before o'eiock . shoe vas
s~srd end rashias % her rSsn. sh.
parents found her Iyiag o. the hed
With . 33-callbFs revolver IN her
hand. and blood slrsanins from a
wound In her chest. TIE local ply.
sicisn vas Immediately called and
responded promptly. but his services
we're not nesdsd - ths ballet had
pesesrated The heart cad death was
tnstassaneous.
No dsflsits csuss ca - assigned
for the set Il ls alleged that she
was dlsaatjsflsd With bsiss compell.
"a TO 1lve II Chefaw. but this II no,
true. - assnsesassts had bssa made
for her y astsa1 school q some
Other pIaes this fail. - Il b aos prob
able that this wss ths eause Of her
sudden despoadsaey.
TIE blow fe1l WITH crushins force
on The passsts. ~ aelAss especial.
" bslss aioest psesesated. The
family b veil ksewn h tAis cosn,y.
Ns. seupesss havlss bsss peomin.n,
In buplsess elFelss = L. Juaea and
Reshy .rse1. Aheut to .ysan ago
~ vest - Chesaw y ~ charge Of
ehs gsassuj Deeshaallse sless Of che
Chens TsallnG CenDoay. which
wos so16 10e ~. go 4 y ssiA tho
family eoaosoOlaes1 ontiag % their
see61eBee y neeky ~ aoala. Mis-
ooeDoeoe fveQueaely ae1o1oe1 h che
woes q ~ uoeso. ~ vas cense.
sueat1y ~ hnevn = evesyeas In
thos ssseieo = ~ sosaesy. asA had
0o6e IosDo eomoog - evlools who
s1aeeeoly egDoeneoe v1lh ~ family
b thets Osooe oogsov.
~ eoeo1oP vlsvo1 ~ bely a..
~ ~ G1ooo1n9 oo1.ooHo { eew In.
euls1ss. ~ noln1ng q nuoh Import.
49, ~ loos1o1. ~ Deaas ny
vnoe4 ~ oopneo1 ~ ssvesves also
sonelno 3 0CDooDy.
- tssegdl e1svless ~ess hs'd At
neeny ~ $780,.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
s..sy4,.. re-. y.s.s.

Anons shs pleasans afsairs Of ths
pase wssk vas ~ sssDelss party
givsa - D. X. Batssy. o. Friday,
Auguse sist. In hoaor ef hls stxty.
Slrse birthday annivsenasy.
Ths pasty hsd bssa slammed b
Mn. Battsy asd was . osaulne sur-
psiss h every sssss ~ ~ wse1.
lgr. asl Mn. Bsstsy sa1 family wesu
iavles1 y ~ he0s ~ NJ. ed Mn.
Avis Datasv ses . . e'eloek 1lssss,
81 upes eseusalng he0s steus Z
o'elesk. anl eusnlng ~ lisAl = \
~ Dasjss. 1s. nataey eeus1 hiassli
sssssss1s1 ~ '~Ths DuneA." W.
ss1se1 hlo ss1 sass1s1 hia eus -
~ lavn vhssU ~ ssasadsl
shsas hosshlay sEsseaaU y vssleol
asA ssslsy 0anaegA Several q
The DuseA". ~ ooso, waleias ~
= 0oog 49, - ~ evea ~ ~. ~
~ ~ sons g ~ ts1ets whog1 I'M
- playel - 49, - evallel
chuune1avss Il ~ soossssnalv =
49, =.
-. ~ aetssvas1 po0asho1 ~
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~ Uou11 = M - hanlDo W =
'ooon1 ~ . oooo - - ~ ~
g - ~ - ~ ~ 4 onlU
49, om1raun - - 1890 - ~
~ - eouo ~ oooeiag = ~ =
- 9 -.
Asoes Q o1eeelnon. t. - -
easae1 - ~ hoooo veoso - -
- ~ sCone = 3 ~ eo)ov~ \
unanos 81 ocDoc1Doooe eooe1Q7l
y - esonn = 11oouoos.anl 60
~ oogvo1 - ~ Noooovs 60
~: |ss :
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
pssA'- w"sd'.s = cs.ss ss...

The county comnissioners' room
In the couSt house vas the scene Of
. double wedding last Saturday
morning. TIE officials Of the coust
houss and clerks were the witnesses
sad Judee J. ~. Teter offlciated.
Ths eeatssetins parties we're Har-
~ Easton and Miss Rea Bohssnon.
and Mr. Charlie Easton and Mis-
Adslias 0oode. al Of Fowler. Ths
young psoDIs called upon The coussy
clerk. sad after procuTins thalr mar
riaee Ilesase. infoPmed hin that thsy
desired 70 b married ~ osce. Ths
commlasloners' room was Immediate.
y ns1s ssa1y ses the evsss. ~ vts-
nssses lavite1 esd Judge Tssss ~
formed that his services wsrs desis-
ID. Evesythine was soon II rsadi.
ness aud The jsdee in biz ususl slo.
eueat manner united their hsasts
and lives In the holy bonds'of nstsl.
nosy and eat them on their wAy
esjeleias.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

Mn. J. J. Kinsel. Both vocal and
instrumental music were furnished
during the evening By Miss Florence
Yant.
lust before leaving for thsis
homes. Mr.. naSr in behalf Of THE
Duach'' pressated Mr. Bsttsy with
n ssiegaat lensonic watch charm.
On the bach ef tie charm val sn.
ssaasd ske selloI;fiio- From I. tha
Bunch. D. r. b. S-3l-ll."
Those who enjoyed Tie affair were
Geerse Barr. 8. n. Rose. John Fish.
er. ~. A. Lee. Charles Bomgardner,
Alex Yant. Charles Blankenship. A.
B. corbin. Edgar Blankenship. J. J
Kinsel. ". C. Chiffon. Frank Day,
John Warner and Alvin Battey.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
nsekvsll.lsscsel..


4 vedding which viii Be Of inter
- = IL people Of Il Junta and
vicinity in geasrsl. was solsnnissd
Tuesday aftsfnooa at tAs home Of
~. and Mrs. J. ". McClain. In Man
sAAoia. whsn tAslr danghtsr llisa
Laura Mccain was uHited h mar.
49, tosl1r. Rsy =. nockvsll ola
Jsata.
TAe house vas prsttily deeorated
for tAs occasioa. and at Z O'Clock. "a
tAs strains Of wedding march play.
q ~ Mn. Ed McClain. he officiat-
Ing clergyman, Rev. r. g. Bird. en-.
tered The pafior followed By the
groom and the best man. Mr.. WIN
Beatty. and the bridesmaid. Mrs. n.
B. Dye. Then came ths bride lean.
ing upon the arm Of her father who
gave her away. The bride was
eowned In white ntin and carried .
shower bouquet Of white sweet peas
and 1illies of the valley.
The beautiful ring ceremony Of
he Methodist church was read and
was Witnessed By about thirty In
mediate relatives and intimate
friends Of the eoatsseting parties.
Immediately following the ceremony
. wedding lunch vas served and the
hapSy couple left on the evenins
train for Pueblo and from there took
~ tnis ~ Csdvsll. ldalo. where
hey will make their homo.
Both young psopls are well know.
u both L. Junta and Mansanola.
Whsa . lad Of only seven years Of
aee. Mr.. Rockwell came TO Ia Junta
With His passnts. from Mansanola.
wAsrs the family lived for some time.
aad made his home until he graduat.
"a from the L. Junta High School
with the class Of ls0l. After com.
Dlsting his high school education be
satsrsd The Christian University q
Waco. Texas. graduating four years
later.
For The last fivs ysass hs has bsea
pressssos u seisaes IN ~ hish scAool
= NansanelA. wheeo ~ ~ ~ laAy
- ~ eho1es. ......
= 11l.s NeClo1a = also : gSn1uatl
- ~ Il Juata Hlgh oehesl ~ Z
graduate Of celeeads Cellaes. ~
vas . very Doular lady aneag hss
naay asslelatss lA Aansanola aaA haa
many fsSsads u thls city Who Win h
intsrsstsd II lsasniag Of hsr ved.
dlas.
Mr.. and Mn. Rockwe,l viii make
Caldwell. Idaho. their hons. whssu
Mr. Rockwell has accspesd ~ posi.
tioa - Dsincipal Of The high school
- hat city.
Thoss Who attended H. wedding
we're Mr.. asd Mn. J. W. McClsin,
Mrs. "a MeClsis. Gordon McCiain,
Mary NeCiais. Mn. Lasra Rockwell,
Nm. J. q. NcFasiand. Mn. william
Dolph. Nr. aad Mn. J. ". Beatty
Ruth and GLADYS Beatty. W. c. Beatty,
Mn. n. D. Dys. n. e. cosssas. J. c,
vro0as. Liza Rsdes. Bees McKen.
naa. Myrtle Cloves. a. Flodeen. Mr.
and Mn. ?. c. Lisdscrants. Mn. u
L. Beekwith. Parker stanley. Mrs. r
J. STANLEY and Rev. asd Mrs.. R. u
Bird.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
is,rshday s.rpri.e Party.

Nrs. W. A. Miller was among
those whose birthday fell on Friday,
August 3lst. and was given . sur
prise party In honor Of the event
Mr. Miller vas the instigator and
had 20 arranged all the details for
the party that Il was . completa
surprise on Mrs. Miller. After sup
per Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller went out for . drive and
when they returned home Mrs. Mi.
ler found about twenty Of her friends
IN possession. Of her house waiting
TO welcome her. ~
Altar the evening had been pleas.
antiy spent In playing cards. dainty
refreshments were served. Mn
Miller wss the recipient Of many
beautiful presents.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
Y...s ss-. so.s. q. D,..~- r.r

Kent NcCauley and Bert spidel
were hosts at . dinner party 70 about
. dozen Of their friends. Monday ev.
ening st the hoem Of Kent Mccau-
Icy.
The house was prettily decorated
With sweet peas and nasturtiuns.
4 large haskss ofswess psas fsrnsd
- essssg Deses 'sn, ~ sAiniAs tsta>
and ths Mo- cards were decorated
with rsal swsst Deas.
Aftss shs disser The evening wca
speat II pisyins progressive root
h which 0Dss Wilson won fIrst Driss
and Miss Hulah Black won the boo
b. prise. These Who enjoyed The
affair were the Misses Jessie Moore,
Mareaset Preatiss. Edna Wiswsll.
Marian Helm. Hulah aud NesyI
Black and the Nessss. Glen Wilson.
Maurice 0eubbs. Leslie Beavers. Hsr.
old Oiililand. Bert spidel and Kent
McCauley.
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. Thompson, Miss Annie Sim
mons, Miss Henderson and Gaillard
Hunter OF Pcndlcton were shopping
in the city yesterday.
| Miss Myrtle Mckinney has gone. to
Atlantic City for stay Of few days
and returning ghc will stop at Cow
pens for house party.
Miss Sarah Mckinney has gone to
Cowpens where she is a member Of a
delightful house party there.
Mrs. B. Harris, .Mres. N. X /.
Sharpe and Miss Jean Sloan of Pom
dlton were shopping in the city yes.
terday.
Miss Annie Laurie Smethers is in
Gaffney. where she Is the guest OF
Mrs. w. +. Smith. F't5
w. F. Cox has returned from Blue
Ridge. where he has been spending a
few days.. r.
| Frank Cox has returned from q two
weeks stay at Caesars Head. ~
| James F. Rice has returned from q
two weeks visit to Hendersonvilie,
Asheville and Black Mountain.
E. D. McAliister OF Pelzer was on,
OF the visitors to spend yesterday In
Anderson.
I. T. Galloway OF Townville was
in the city yesterday for few hours
on business. s.,
]. ]. Galley OF Iva, spent part o
yesterday In the city. :.
l.. C. Switzer has returned. from
Spartanburg where he has been spend.
Ing fortnight with his parents.
F.. J. Clark and family have gone
TO Spartanburg for a visit to rela-
tives. .y5a,.s; :,
4 ]. H, Upt OF Wililalnston was one
1 OF the visitors to spend yesterday In
the city. 81, 4 4 e asigil s:ggI3
Ms. J. C. Blanton of Jacksonvilie
has arrived In the city for q visit "a
her sister. Mrs. B.sB sBleckley
L. w, Williams. OF Proyidencs. q.
r. ForBythe OF Meridian, Conn w,
iJ. Pafnell OF Cincinnati and siIs.ssW.
Wood of Cincinnati we're among this
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-19
SCENE FROM THE MOTOR BUCCANEERS.

while the Tide Was Rising" Is by
Ben Wilson. Fred Bowers saves an
aviator from watery grave. His un-
gratefulness is shown when he induces
the girl Bowers loves to elope with him
In il motorbont BY mistake Bowers
follows and after thrashing his rival
rusfcs to the shack in the rising water.
arriving Just in time to save the girls
life
In "a Change OF Business" the fact
that Jones owned saloon plnred him
In bad standing with the Widow Rob.
inson, and her attitude was not chang
ed until Jones sold his saloon and open
ed up drug store. deciding to try to
win the widow in this WY. He adver.
tised for an assistant Naturally the
widow got the position.
"Fasnt Heart Ee'eF Won Fair Lady"
Is by Henry Beldon. Few lovers have
undergone the hardships that Billy did
to win the hand of the girl he loved.