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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

3 af6oIo3ar5eiSet trrnger ii Cperbepis.
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trrn8cr at oisie gEeoer for 51cens
Syem8lrl "a Seier. Set e. M MIN
Gro. At oi3ie itsyre 4f5oloSmsoer BIZ
Src3er mcgee: III 4: msuitre i%Ganarne
g1rr9 81 'E0jioer / aiboIo5rrs,errc.
&u'ior g 2. SrsIli1o ~ilricer: Set
Wsoe iom @,irrsiotG aisolosie.Tn5 al
tcl>; pln Gel i2te. 13oe % lie Ses
GENDER 1918. rcr iisIse Sc ustaIelier
lem bar crret hsrt ira Sem iom Il
SiIherere. meget pellptiet.
Sea :ror ~ ilIge gt1cer mla erre
Sen beoite Ponae ct iremme AibotoSays
5eioet paa; hi Ser piier ia II Sus
i@eye5ieu poger ior boey Gag uueer &ss
Ser,
Set iom air Sisit @goer iaa soSe
og onbeialeIit9prreis er AT &c oriees /
Ell ~trilteIig Aluo % arbeieet bpsses
puG @lNs Cro 'om @rmoppIe, &ie'
nes5nrSeHe par .rairise. inotnrugenoe
% operbeuiieuee
Sligo 42seer ar Ill tor SeliisneIie
% lea oil meo @Inee eipe min Stette
o. aubeiaIe Dem | Renigbeserne.-
Gultap @tSe. Setr.
eas ~rseSras-esnrs- n srRsi % Sen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
WcuNffete Storm coer.

Rirneiota IiboIosieliiab nibplot NIB
Iig nosIe oelniteoe itsrrc Gfboipsmeoer
Set FORTE al oisie ofboIote5 / Taltoi
e. 9. SreIitaos Nalo paa Snobpoelle
al M~enig6eoeu / 2eu, NiboIosforenlngen
% lln9oomsioreningen lau1melteo9.
0lebet bolotes / ire Sage ! alrten 0eo
Sell. 6aribauIt Gountp. st BAR Gee
iioner boIotes oeioa ! 6oreneoe Strife
i Sroit.
SamtaIeemnet for @tsoet bar: Gal.
8. 10. "6pno ct Wenreite inar, BET
itaI ban oa beite". Soruben 5eIiiabets
Gormauo, Yaitor 6. 2etensgaaro og
SeIiiabets Sefretrr. @uitaO Gioe bar
feI9enoe Yrciter tiliteoe: Yaitor y. y.
GreIitoo. Steoeto &relt, u. C'erInno,
Sinlon 6. 9unien, Z. 3euerituo, s. 2.
6alporien, 6. @uIoietb. Ct Bar andre
par grlnoet IoUIig 6orfaIo binoret ira
al prre tiliteoe. aibolOsiaaen bIep meo
6auoe @arme % Gberbeoi6ning Hart
laQt 5ilbsrerne pna 6lerte. Nllioigt
iom 5agcn bilr i~remboIot paa iIige iters
re toetre 2oge5 Weber meo mango for
fieaioe Ga!cre blep Weoet baaoe IN
tcresiont, o~pbpggeIigt % Iprerlgt Sies
sets Yreit, % WcniqbebsfoItct ipareoe
Inlet ior at qiere 8soet Ian iru9ibrius
genoe "a bnggeligt iom mlligi, o. mco
@ercooiQigbeo a be ogiaa meO at noe
5eIitabet % arbeioet i'm fuaniieac
Stgtte.
5snoog 6ormioonq. iioite 2aq al
@eoet. prGoifeoe S$aiior @uIoiet6 /
Nirten oco Sell % &nitor SreIitoo Tor
.retteoe for Mtcret. ScIifabets Sors
m1uo. Yoitor 2etcu5gaoro prroiteoe /
airteu / Sroit % @aitor 8. z. 6alOors
len forrcttene Tor Mferet. Cfre optos
ges / beoge air.er iii SeIitabet5 ars
bciSe.
@aaoe beS Sen % i Sroit or Der To-
tuIe afboIosioreninger tiIbereuoe gPiue
ncipta af~bclosielItab % be88e Oisic
EorcuinQer bar uoreitet e. tort Arbcioe
for 5agens Srcmme. 5tcoct5 %reiter
bar toget rosprroiq attn Gel meo /
Nr6eioet. 6ormauoeu for 7eu NJ
6olosiorening or oer uuge, iutcrcsIerte
"a ererQiite s. u Stone. o. 6%ornlnns
ben for Sroit notwithstanding er ecu
nelticnote gir. I. n. see, 9eoattsr o.
llogiuer az 9reu5 eugeli'e SIao ~
She 6roit Hecoro".
giter quObuoclie al 8eS Cat @rooe
WeniQ6eo "a ben lotaIe notwithstanding
az famine gaou. Raitor 6albert 3.
Rasmusien5 GoIo, boIOte5 oaiaa ser Ct
10 2aoe5 4ibolosmsoe. RsOet boIotes
/ Reo Cat @rope Reuigbeo5 Strife
5eIitabets Sormnro. Eaitor 2eterss
aaoro 90 5e.retgr CHE og 5teoets
Brett. Qaitor 6nlbsrt Rasmusien bar
Sulerne oeo oeite Weoe i%oruoeu Sc To-
.ale arriter iorr tos Gel.
MPebets Samt1leemne bar gi1ias 81.
"A: "9nrer. b1ner. rnhoer Bel. Saaer
huert 9Th bort ira mir Soils Bell"
Qiholosioreuiugen III 30 me Neo.
lerrner ION CT al Re prn,.iiie 8eiuItas
Ter al Reoet z. G. NIeal bier polst
III Sornlano for Soreninsen. 9Peo Ben
SiQio % &eteiie oeunc Rano nnoer
-iorenet meo iior Tpgtieheo og Ell
parn 3nteresie FOR air,en 90 CUBS
8iaes Gr5eiSe 90 "a osiaa afhoISsias
cen. ioa eeo ri. az Ban iantmen mes
Sc eurige Ssgtioe ca in,eresiereee Web
lemmer al Seirnrelieu - ptl eienrem
6oreninaen faa uoreitei eoet arbeiee
for 4iboIo5iosens 5remme.
Se!fabeI iaapel iom aiholospenner'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Sunb eQer Sun?

8eo ct "Sarmers Snititute" bar
ser en- Saler, iom fermbolot, at
Sarmerne blrbe lGgge mere an paa
at bape Ell iterre eaer minore Slot
Sauer paa tine Sarnle. Gertil blep
iparet, at iaa l9nge Soils Sunoe tit
ltreiie runbt, iom oe pilbe, baaoe
Nat pg Sag, bar oct life nogel1
Nptte / at iorisee meb Saucr. Men
oa fom Saleren meO oct Sorilag, at
Sc, iom piloe forieee meo Sauer,
ifulbe iptte op @ieroer al Staal-
traoouet iaa beie % tptte, at ingell
Suno funbe fomme ino / Oct go
lnlre. Sauerne bar. So9rt iinpelt
% Ietpinbt at beifptte line Sauer
moo fremmebe Sunoe paa Den Waa-
be - par BET iffel
Gnbper, Tom eier Sarmbpr Ionl
Sauer, Sornfppg, Seite, 8rile o.i.p.,
er pes oop iprpIietet til at gieroe
ino lin Gienoom Zig, at ban tan
boloe fine 9pr biemme poa Sarnten.
San ioar life 2op til at laoe Dem
aaa, bppr iom BELT Oct ialocr zig.
clipper ban fine Gpr no paa De
"ofientlige @eie eaer ino pao gtaboer-
mes Gienbom, fan mani meo Sopeit
/ Saano fringe bom til at goot-
eiere for Sfabe % ulempe. Spor.
for ifuloe ioa Sunoe, De minolt
pnrbiiuloe al aGe SusOpr, iaa saa
fritt, bpor De bill? Sporfor lfuloe
life Ell Sunos Gier bare iunrme SOP
oucr Jig ium gierne al andre Sus'
bpr
Gnbper, iom eicr Slno, ifuloe
pe0 Sop tpinges iii of boloe lin
Sunb enten / Bur, / @ano eller in'
oenior ct 8ieroe eler Staflt, Den
life funoe fomme oucr. Minore fan
life meo Ict ~iorlanges.
Suoripr itulbe DC. iom eier Salier,
paalpgses at sieroc Zig. at De life
alcnc bolber line egne Saler inoen.
Tor, men ogian MaboIogctS &nnoe
uoenior @ieroet? Or Def life mere
retiproigt at iorlange, at &c, iom
cicr Sunbcne. gierocr Zig. at DC fan
boIoe line Sunbe hiemmc?
Sea maatte lutte me0 az hape
Sauer, iorhi 9unoe peb 10 anleo.
Ringer brpbte Sauer for mig I tort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

DC andre. iom maa bolbe Selte ol
@cgiie. a~isregutter 0. |. D. Men oei
bepiier "a ogina at aisoct N d 4 uTrr
biIi9ere ogiaa, cIlerS tunoe Sc life
ipl9c set ior nGitcn set babe Al hpaN
Sc andre Gorrctningcr freezer, %
nIl;acpel iao oct Ill al bctale liA %
oeSuoen bar en- Del Al Dc itore 6or'
reinineer ogiaa maattet ilaa ne0 Nrl.
ierge Tor al tonfurere meo DC andre,
o. set reaer pei ogiaa ben paa, al
aiooct iaftiif er biut1cre.
Seq ifaI urite Sang Ifrlpe mere
ON Bargains % on bporoan man
"a fipbe biulg mango 8an0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Carmen, S5nfet % S5apen.

item Tom Sfoene oine Gooen, iuoen
81 fieber. ga, Oct er al Inngt iterrc
&i9tigbeo, emo man cite betrnfer, at
SrIen pasier o9 paSier aoot oaiaa.
Mansen en- prrHiiuIo. goo Seit blep
cocIagt, foroi SpIeu pa$ieoc ooar.
liat.
= gti er bet Itrcr Chen ga, man
Dor lfaffe Jig Sotaioger ira &c beo.
ltc"Nhtrierper" % GrebanoIere /
Srnften.
= SLANT nogIe Grrr ipoar ooiaal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
CARMEN np Eupr1I.
Wubt mt Mar!
Gsstseret al en- praitiif Garme.

@i bapoe ct gobt aar / Soreneoc
Stater / 1918. Gn rig Npling,. gooe
Eriier % sooe Mrbeiostioer. 81 bau-
DC Sreo % ingen alporlige llrolig-
beoer bperfcn / gp eller gpgo. Sn-
gen ltore. lllpffer % EoelGggeller
al Sip % gienoom faiteoe merfe
Sfpgger oper os iaar. @eiret bar
lint % soot, iao Ssitarbeibet blep
beore uofsrt iaar, enc oite bar Gil
iGIbet. Get ier Init uo ior os iom
Solf % Patton M peo Iarsitiitet.
Sao os bore glaze % tlltreole og
taffe oae gobe @auers 8iper for
alt! Oct beror ineget paa os ielp,
ON 1914 ifal bIipe ct pirfelig goot
aar for oS og bringe os SDfte og
Tilireosbeb. Spffelige % tilIreole
bliper Ri oloris i Gerben bare peo at
CRAZE ianmen 5ormue og l9gge
Dollar til Solar % gcre til Icrc.
Spr trpg ON oct, 81 gier heller
life pore @srn lpffelige % tilireole
peb bare at trGae, ilioe og Il9be for
at frnne efterlaoe os Ell ltor Nrp
/ Yenger cg Tengers GGroi. Nei,
Sc bill life engang peliigne os / Dor
@rm for BET. Sar hu tGnft paa
Sen cling, Sen? 2pffelige og til
treble bliper Ri alorig, for ri for
alpor begpnoer at gisre andre Int
feIige og tilfreoie. Stre liot flere
&oier poo bin sgetefples oaglige
Sti, ielp ON BET ifuIoe BIZ liot MINI
Gre Moab til foitbare 8ranle paa
aiiteIaaeet % en- moberne 8ropitenl
SIR oet libt mere init % hunt %
bpggeIigt / Siemmet for Dine gern,
ieIo ON bet life bliper fulOt iaa MATT
ge Dollars / Irp til Dem ION Oct
ellers funoe prre blepet. Ti lener
9ipet bare oenne enc 8an9en, Ter
ou. Gerfor eiploer BET at lepe oct
paa SoIfepis, ~iaalangt Dor Gpne Der
til r9ffer. Sc, iom fommer eiter
os, bill babe os / fiGrIis grinoring
for oct.
On anoen Sing - Ri bill life BE-
apnoe set npe Mar meo gtaa iSIer-
tet til nogen. Sm hi baoer Spnoen,
ber hi Iise fulot elife Spnoeren. er
Ser Naboer ener 8%ienbinger, Slegt'
ringer % Eoorerenoe, pi life bill
eller fan bQoe Smgang meo, ber pl
lige fulbt befitte os paa at bore
benIpnsfuloe % penliee moo Dem.
WisunOelie % apinoipge berer
biemne / Satans Gise % bpr ienoes
oio isien peb fsrite 2eiligbeo.
Waatte 1914 blipe ct gobt Mar
for bier os en- al os! Waatte BET
brinee 2reit til iergenoe, Saalmoo
% 2inoring til lioe1be, Soab til
mobilize % Spile til Sc tr9tte. Set
gipe ban, iom bar lopet, "ot lonl
oine Gage er, iaa ifal Din Stprfc
ppre"!
~ ..aL o..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09
Xatemter
MiIIiamsor&M Merchant

Patent AdVOkater Og SOIiCitOrs,
tyas X willb nssn a FRANK u. Mere aant Hlnaespsi~ iira
Hovedkontorer: e29-g35 GUARANTY Loan Bldg.
ftial: Room So Mctiill Bldg. Washington. ID. c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

Z anleSuing aiholeeIieu al itsrre afa
holosn,seer i.riuer %aitor :. R Suno,
hcim: "Rroe. / 9ittle Norman @tes
nie6es pnr goot. Sasen bleU llgt ur
ino ii! 6ierterue, Ter tnItss oni.ert.
ceerbeuiienoe 90 phrmt, o. Der tai.
tes | Cperen5l,emmslie mee @uos OrS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-09

ne paa 5tebct f1loer Raitor Rasmus.
len megeu "a, ior ne 9ooe traf,ige
9uolrq 6au g15 ior 5n8eu ~ uoqet
ION 81 oco par til itor Committing itte
minhit FOR Sc lotale @erner.
en- bicgteIig Eot ircmtryees Scr til
6aaee @rei,tr c3 andre Tom 9an iau
mango WoaSer bierog I'll AZ 8isre oisie
RsSer til Ell ila itor Sutces % Cps
rur.rirg life minoit ior oe tIrsiieuoc
5Glere.
ansbnSelier til iterre Ni6ote3meSer
cr moo,ague ira Batter 8orgm5 @eni8
6es res Ssiugcr. 1linu; Cater MS
a,ers geeniQbeo RED g}oyietta; 9lirne
ola Ieniobeo. @ooobue Gountp. &1itor
81. 6. @yuu al Den SoreueNe air.e o8
Raifor Z. g. Jobuiou al Den %oriIe
Spnooe. bar irO6uet iii e. fries Ars
holSsmese uGcute %reiterS @euigbes
Ser pso Telaonn. Gtrn.
Guitlp EiNe. Zetr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30
OIicrrd low Ericc

NEW YORK, oct 29-The British
government has opened negotiations
To purchase the American conner car
ti,d by five steamers seized by Eng
lish warships at Gibraltar but m a
price less than the average cost Of
production, according TO "A statement
issued 10y the American Smelling A
Refining Co, which today Joined with
three other copper companies I'm send
ing TO secretary Bryan telegram
urging him to seek the release of the
vessels
Information Of the seizure Of only
three steamers had been received gt
the time the message was sent to Sec
rotary Bryan. but later adviccs to the
copper companies added two moro 10
the list, the Prosper III for Malice.
sweden. ANA the Ascot for Genoa.
The American Smelling d Refinin~
co. I'm its statement. asserts that the
British government has aimed n seri-
ous blow at the American copper in
dustrv 10y including that metal I'm the
list OF coutrahand. England's action
is said To be "a clear case OF restraint
OF trade 10y a foreign government"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30
HOW EMDEN KEEPS AT SEA
Takes Coal Off the Vessels She Can
lures.

CARDIFF, Wales. via London. oct
% CMidnight)-One explanation Of
now the German cruiser Emden is
ahle 10 keep at sea without putting
into ports for coal is contained in a
'ablcgram received from Colombo.
'eylon, today by the owners Of the
steamer EMord, one of the vessels
captured by the Emden. Tho cable
gram said the commander of tho EN-
den announced before he sank the
ENford that he intended TO take on
board the cruiser the seven thousand
tons Of steam coal with which the
ENtord was laden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30
CRLOMGL WHEN BILIOUS? No! STOP!
ACTS like Dynamite On LIVER
"boDsoNS LIVER TONE" WILL REST IUrp AVN
BOWEL. CIEANsIN EVER HAD ~

stop using calomell It makes you
sick Don't lose days work. Ii You
feel lazy, sluggish. bilious or consti.
pated listen to me,
Calomol is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones
CalomeL when it comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into il. break
ing Il mp. This Is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. If you
are 'all knocked out if your liver
is torpid ana bowels constipated or
you have headache. dizziness. coated
tongue, If breath is bad or stomach
sour just try a spoonful Of harmless
Dudson's Liver Tone
Here's my guarantec-Go 10 any
drug store and get so cent bottle Of
podson's Liver Tone. Take n spoon
ful tonight and II it doesn't straighten
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30
JUDGE ANSWERS MAYOR
says Policc Ap Crooks and Incf-
ficicnt.

CHICAGO oct. Charges Of no.
lice incfficiency and persecution were
made today 10y William n Gemmi1
municipal judge. I'm defending himself
from criticism by Mayor Harrison
who complained that Judge Gemmili
had dismissed a known pickpockct
after a police sergeant had testified
TO catching the pickpocket with his
hand In the policeman's coat Mavor
Harrison complained that the court
encouraged criminals by Quibblins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30

PARIS Ott 2g- U1:45 y. M
According 10 q dispatch from Nish
SorNia. 10 the Havas Agency. dated
Tuesday the Austrians attempted a
new Invasion of Scrvian territory on
the northwest frontier They crossed
THE River san unde the protection of
artillery ana marched toward Ra-
Nono and Eadonkoyitz. hut met Ser
vmn troops who forced the Austrians
to retire leaving two hundred dead on
tho field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30

you right up and make you feel fine
| anu vigorous by morning / want YOU
20 20 pack To the store and get your
money Dodson's Liver Tono is o.-
stroying the sale Of calomol beca,,eo
u Is real liver medicine: entirely veg
etable, therefore it can not saIivate or
make you sick.
! guarantee that one spoonful Of
podson's Liver Tone will nut vour
slugg 'sh liver TO work and clean your
bowels of that sour bile ana consti-
paitd waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel miserable.
! guarantee that bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone Will keep your entire FAM
liy feeling fine for months. Give It
10 your children. II is harmless
doesn't gripe and they like its pleas
ant taste,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30
FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA
Allies Successful After Serious Fight.
ing.

PARIS, oct. 29.-G1:4O p. m)-
report received here from General
DoDeII commanding the French
forces operating against the German
Namerun, equatorial West Africa
says that two Franco English columns
occupied Edoa October 2G after scri-
GUS lighting, in which the French
troops showed great bravery.
T., Edoa Is an important railroad sta
I,on on the Salanga, 9q0-n!les from
ms Is conveyed in a despatch 10
'he HaNas Agency from Bordeaux.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30

An entirely new book giving the
most comprehensive explanation OF
lancer and its successful treatment
without the knife ever published is
now offered for free distribution. Send
Tor your copy today Many persons
say they have been cured by this
treatment. Address o. A. johnson.
NJ. D.. Suite All, 1920 Main St. Kan
sas City, Mo-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30
SANK GERMAN ?JBMARINE
Attacked British War,hip or Bclrian
Coast

... LONDON. oct so 4:35 a. MI
Inn' b.Ily Mails correspondent on tho
'lIi'- lcii wing reports that a Ger
man submarine boat which attacked
.h' British battle ship Venerable off
'"c bviean coast has been sunk
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-30

HALIFAX, n. $, oct. 39.-Three
Germans were today arrested in
house in Hollis street whore, the no
nee say, they were operating wire
ItsS apparatus. The wires were not
strung from the customary pole or
mast but were trailed out of third
story window and concealed amid
some vines
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22

was then cut and the following re
ceived the emblems: Ring, Miss
Georgia Mcdaniel; the dime, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Ingels; thimble, Miss
Verona Mckinney, and the darning
needle to Miss Frances Burroughs.
Miss Hurst is the eldest daughter
of Mrs. Minnie Hurst, her father, the
late F. F. Hurst, who was at the time
Of his death Secretary and General
Manager OF the Hurst Home Insurance
Company. She is popular and tai
ented young lady, with large circle
of friends throughout Kentucky.
Mr.. Smith is a member Of the class
of 1913 of NJ M. l., and since then
has taken a special course in agricul-
ture at the Kentucky State Univer-
sity at Lexington. He is a son OF
Mrs. jeanette Smith. The wedding
will take place on January 9Th, and
they will go at once to Texas where
they will make their future home.
Miss Jones is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Jones, of the
neighborhood. She is bright and &C
complished and is favorite in socl-
ETY.. Mr.. Cannon is connected with
the Bourbon Home Telephone Com
pany, with headquarters at Paris, and
is a promising young business man.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
THE BOXING BOUT AT
THE PARIS GRAND.

The boxing exhibition to be given
at the Paris Grand Opera House on
next Monday night, December %,
promises to be one of the best attrac-
tons that has been given in Paris
for some time.
The first bout will be the prelimi-
nary, a fOur-rOund contest between
Albert Finney, the terror of Kid
StOut's Cafe, and joan Fitzgerald, the
fastest thing in Paris. The other
preliminary will be five-round bout
between Albert Johnson, the heavy
weight champion of Paris, and
Works" Jones.
The main bout of ten rounds be-
tween Bud White, of Cincinnati,
and Chester Myers, of New York,
should be a scream. White will ar
rive in Paris Thursday, and will fin
ish his training here.
= Prices, Csc to $1.0O, t22-2D
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr. j. W. Bacon has returned
from a business trip to \Hopkinsville.
Rev. W. e. Ellis attended the
meeting of the Missionary Board of
the Christian church in Cincinnati,
Friday.
Misses Ellen Lilley and Nellie
Pullen, of ShelbyvilIe, will be guests
of Mrs James Mcclure during the
holidays.
Mrs. Rachel Barlow and daughter,
Mrs. |. L. Smith and baby, arrived
yesterday from Pensacola, Fla, for a
visit with Mrs. Frank P. Kiser.
Misses Frances and Martha
Steele, who are attending Margaret
College, in Versailles, will spend the
holidays with their aunt, Mrs. John
w. Thomas, in Mt. Sterling.
Miss Ruby Cantrill has returned
from q six-weeks' visit to relatives in
Missouri, and spend the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. G. Shropshire.
Mrs Anna Talbot, mother of
Sheriff w. F. Talbot and Attorney
Robt. C. Talbot, is very i'll with
pneumonia at the home Of Mrs. Rus
sell Mann, on Pleasant street.
Miss Marian Lynch, formerly in
structor in the Physical Culture de-
partment of the Paris Public Schools,
has arrived from New York, to be the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald for
the holidays.
"A former Paris man, Mr.. Eugene
3. Rogers, who was for many years a
well-known engineer on the Louisville
& Nashville, with headquarters in
Paris, has been elected Secretary OF
the City Pure Ice & Cold Storage Co.,
in ST. Louis, Mo. Mr.. Rogers has
large holdings of stock in the COM
pany.
Three more cases OF typhoid
fever have developed the past week
on the Plum pike near North Mid
dletown-a son of Green Walling, a
son of A j. Pence, who has had two
cases in his family, and Mr.. Puck
EFT. This makes seven or eight cases
on that pike.
An interesting meeting of Rich
ard Halves Chapter, United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, was held at
their room in the court house, Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. William Garrard
Talbot, the president, presided. One
of the most enjoyable features OF the
meeting was the recital by Miss
Anne Talbot Ewalt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. JOS. Ewalt, after the rou-
tine business had been disposed OF.
The News acknowledges receipt
of several copies of The Raleigh Reg
lister, published at Beckley, West Vir-
ginia, containing notice of the work
of Mr. w. c. Potts, who is conducting
a. travel tour and automobile contest
on that paper. Mr.. Potts will be re-
membered as having conducted con-
test for the Bourbon News in 1912.
His many friends here will be glad
to learn that he is making a success
of his contest on the Register.
About thirty guests were enter
tanned at luncheon Sunday evening by
Mr.. Clarence WATSON, at his home on
the Riddles Mills pike, near Millers-
burg, in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Ingels, the bride-elect. The home was
beautifully decorated with red corna-
tons. Good wishes for the bride
elect were expressed on the guests
place cards, which were collected on
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
NEWS OF M|LLERSBURG

Bring your children in to see the
toys at Jones Bros. QS-2t
Miss Dorothy Peed, of the Birm-
ingkam Graded School, will arrive
Thursday for the holidays
The M. NJ. l. and M. G. S. will
close Wednesday for the Christmas
Monday, January 4, and the others
Tuesday. the 9TH.
Come in and avoid the rush and
have your presents put away until you
want them
1926 JONES BROS.
Miss Mamie Louise Best, who is
studying i'm New Yoi-i this winter was
recently invited to play before the
Kentucky Society there. Miss. Best
was received most enthusiastically
and her artistic Interpretation thor
oughly appreciated.
-Messrs. Ingels and Shaw, of the
Mount JOY picture theatre, will give
a special benefit, matinee Wednesday
afternoon for the benefit Of the
Christmas charities. All the proceeds
are to be, used for that purpose. 1t
is certainly commendable in these
gentlemen, and they should be greet
ee with a full house at both enter
tainments Don't forget the cause /;
lie: everybody come.
We have a large line OF GU glass
ana China to select from
1922 JONES BROS.
Annual election % Amity Lodge
VII take place Monday afternoon at
S:S0 in the Hallock Lodge room, l.
Q. 0. Z. All members urged to be
present At $3.50 p. m. the annual
banquet will be held in the Masonic
Temple Every member of Amity
Lodge is requested to be accompanied
by a la iy, as this banquet is especi
ally prepared for members of the
lodge and their ladies. No invitations
viii be extended to others than mem
bacs An interesting evening is
promised
At a dinner given by DR.. and
Mrs. w. V. Huffman, Saturday even
Ing to about thirty CT their young
trends, the approaching weddings OF
Thomas Kennard Smith and Miss
Gladys Armstrong Hurst and Mr.
William Henry Cannon and Miss
Macy Mynheir Jones were announc
l. 1t W DIS SSllCi OhNCi oIOOo eiio
the wedding of Mr.. Smith and Miss
Errst would be announced on this
occasion, but the other announce
rent came as a surprise to their
raa1y friends. The home was beau
italy decorated. Cupids and hearts
were in evidence in the dining room
A delightful menu was served, con
sisting Of turkey, old country ham
oyster patties, light rolls, ices and
cakes. After the supper little Miss
Katherine Vaught Judy, acting as
Dan Cupid, entered the dining room
bearing a telegram from the Gods
OF Matrimony," which was presented
70 Hiss Nancy Jones. On opening the
ssIse a pair of hearts fell out of the
telegram, reading: Mr.. Thomas Ken
na<i Smith, Miss Gladys Armstrong
Hurst, on January 9Th, 1915" After
congratulations, another telegram Wa:
presented to Miss Frances Burroughs
VIII more hearts and cupids, which
resi-: Mr.. William Henry Cannon tt
Mies Nancy Mynheir Jones, early ii
the spring, 1915" The wedding cake