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Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

neld 70 superior court
a. H. Faulkner alleged wife beat
en- whose performances AT his home
I'm Tombstone canyon the first of the
week resulted in much excitement in
the neighborhood and his subsequent
arrest on a felony charge, aggravated
battery was held by Judge Walter
Thomas yesterday morning to the SUI
perior Court 10 the sum Of $500 This
action followed the surrender Of Faulk-
ner yesterday morning By those whom
he secured TO 90 his security follow
ing his arrest and preliminary TO hear
ling They Withdrew from the bond
because it was alleged that Faulkner
went on another spree Thursday night
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Getting Away With Bridges
Street repair forces were required
yesterday afternoon at the Higgins
him road at the Doyle house, where
a heavy truck in passing yesterday
morning broke two bad holes through
"a wooden hoored culvert. The dam
age done was such as to make the
place dangerous TO an sorts Of traffic.
II calls attention to the fact that with
the incoming of much heavier trucks
during the present year particular Of
the motor driven sort great deal
of additional train has been put on
old bridges and culyerts many Of
which the council is obliged to CON
template replacing These structures
were an right for the lighter traffic
of former days. but they are no long
Ell equal to requirements
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

One.tourth cltp sifed -four; 7 tea
spoonful salt; / cup hot milk I cog,
beaten light; Z cup sugar; 7 tcaspooght
camilla extract; ounce chocolate.
Mix -four and salt with a very little cold
milk; stir into the hot milk and cook ten
minutes; add the chocolate and sir until It
Is melted and evenly blended with the flour
mixture, then beat 20 the egg mixed with the
sugar, and lastly the vanilla.
You need the X c Cooks Book, contain
ING this and so other delicious recipe -sen'
free upon receipt Of the colorcd certificate
packed DO every ascent can Of + z Baking
Powder. Send 20 tie Jacques Mfg. Co..
Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27
Changes Hands

The Butte saloon In Brewery Gulch,
was transferred yesterday to Victor
Pistonetu. late OF Tombstone, from
Charley Thornrose and Gus swanson,
proprietors of the establishment the
late several years. They viii so TO
the Sulphur Springs valley TO give
most of their time to ranch lands
which they have acquired there and
have under development Mr. Piston
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Cards We're received i'm the city yes.
terday announcing the wedding on
Thursday of Edward 3D. Howe to Miss.
Cornelia Francis Manley at the home
of the brides parents i'm Mt Carmel,
III. MT Howe win receive the well
wishes and congratulations of numer'
GUS friends In this district he having
become well known here three years
ago. when he came TO the Review
circulation department from Albion
Ill., remaining with this newspaper a
year. He is at present engaged in
business in Albion, where he and his
bride viii be at home after July 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Harvey M Hayworth and wife re-
turned last evening from Emporia.
Kan. where they were called a month
ago by the serious illness of her moth
err The latter has now fully recovered
Mr. Hayworth states that immense
wheat crops are being harvested i'm
the west and that farmers are jubilant
over their prospects for a highly pros
porous season. Recently there have
been heavy rain and wind storms I'm
Kansas and other middle-west country
together with very great beat during
a large part of the time While the
rain ana wind have caused some dam.
age 10 standing grain and that In
shock he says IL is held that the loss
VIII De trivial
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27
ATTENTION oRANoEMEN.

An members are requested TO meet
at the end of car line Tombstone
Canyon, on Sunday afternoon ats D..
m. for marching practice.
BY order of W. M.
r. Fergus. secy. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Or. Bridge 20 Europe.
Dr. George Bridge assistant super
intenden, of Copper Queen Hospital
leaves today for Europe lie will be
away several months Among the
principal objects of the trip abroad is
his purpose TO attend the Congress Of
Surgeons 10 De held I'M London in july
The gathering win Dee very notable
one
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Pat O'Keefe, the English scrapper
who boxed in America some years
ago, has called Off his match with
Young Ahearn the Brooklyn fighter
who is now Ia England
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Clark Grifnth's Washington sena-
tors had the American league PEN
nant wrapped up nicely, and then the
Browns cut the string.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27
Too LATE ID oLAssIFY

WANTED-By reliable couple 9
OF 4-room furnished house. Lowell
OF Warren preferred Address Box
1856, Bisbee (30
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

afternoon made two more hearts beat
AS one when he united Jose Ament
and Isabelle Romero in marriage ia
the presence of a few friends al his
offices i'm the Muheim building The
young couple was a happy one and de
parted Ina high spirits.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27
TO RESTORE VITALITY

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Especially valuable for the reliev-
ing Of that tired feeling during spring
and summer. Keep bottle at
home-Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27
To Visit Family.

s. x. Williams expects to leave to-
morrow for California where he viii
spend a short vacation with Mrs VIII
liams and children who have been at
ocean Park Santa Monica and other
Southern beaches for a matter Of sew
eral weeks
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Everybody Us especially invited to
the dance at Ramsey Canyon satur-
day night Adv
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Flag Day Committe meets Sunday
at 3 TO close accounts
ADV j. III GRAY, Chairman.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Why not dance at Ramsey Canyon
Saturday night? ADV.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

j. A. Zander. tuner: phone 248;
Howe lewelry Company. (699)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-27

Dance under the big shade trees at
Ramsey Canyon, Saturday night-Adv.
The herald., 1914-07-09
SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY AT
LESS PRICES AT RENECKY's.
AUDREY LANDS PARTY.

On Sunday last the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lands was the scene of much
merriment and happiness, the reason
for this jollity being the fact that lit
tie Audrey Lands was four years old
that day and his fond parents were de-
sirous of celebrating the occasion. The
guests we're entertained with music,
games and refreshments, which were
in abundance Those present were:
Misses NJ. Brown, A. Hausknecht, NJ.
Munstermann, j. E. Roberts, NJ. Schro-
der, Z. Smith, F. Kleinkemper, T.
Muntz, S. Zatarain. G. Sirey, V. Ca
fiero, L. Camus, G. Rauschkolb, d. Wit
ter and A. Brunssann; MessTs. r. W..
Dixon, J. Burdette. c. o. Hendricks, G.
Zaratain, A. Cafiero, A. p. Delcazel, S.
H. Brown, c. Hebert, J. Roberts. A.
Facius, A. Schmagio, ]. Mcclure, L. r.
Fernandez, ]. Benniatia and Mrs. ].
Zatarain.
The herald., 1914-07-09
NOTIFY REYNOLDS ABOUT
THEFT.

At the last meeting of the Civic
League several complaints were made
regarding small roberries which had
taken place in several parts of our
district lately. The League will ask
Chief Reynolds for better police pro-
lection.
Complaint will also be made about
boys and young men going bathing in
the river near the Morgan street ferry
landing in nude state. This praC-
tice must be stopped" was the unani
nous opinion of all of those present.
The League also took up the matter
OF the condition of the house on the
corner of Bermuda and Alix streets,
belonging to Mr.. Caruba. This build
ing, the members claim, is in filthy
state of decay and not fit for habita.
tion. Ii was decided to notify DIR.
Bowling and City Engineer Hardee,
for an inspection of the place.
The herald., 1914-07-09
RENECKY is SATISFIED WITH
A LESS PROFIT. BUY YOUR
SHOES FROM HIM.
DEATH OF REV. MR.. TANSEY.

On Monday word was received here
from Clifty, Ind, announcing the death
of Rev. John Tansey, who is the faith
er of X. A. Tansey of our town. Rev
John Tansey was well known here,
having visited Algiers on two differ.
ent occasions and each time he was
quite a conspicuous figure in the pull
pip of our local Methodist church. His
sermons created quite lot of interest
and his strong voice and effective de-
livery also added to the pleasure of
listening to his discourses. During
his last visit here he was an intimate
associate of Rev. Mr.. Brown of our
local church.
Mr.. Tansey died at the age of eighty.
eight years and was in the ministry
for more than fifty years. Several
years ago his church placed him on
the superannuated list which calls for
a retirement with a comfortable sal
ary and home. Mr.. Tansey was we'll
up in history and the events of the
day and was quite an interesting talk.
er, especially at his advanced age
The many friends of Reuben Tansey
here extend their sympathy to him in
this bereavement.
The herald., 1914-07-09
WILL ADVERTISE
STATES WEALTH
IN MIDDLE WEST
Rev r.. r. Gueymard to Deliver In.
dustrial Lectures Showing
Resources

Rev. +. p. Gueymard, in charge of
the Texas 4 Pacific's immigration
work in Louisiana, is on an. impor-
tant mission. having as its object
the advertising of the state in the
Middle West. He has Just completed
tour of Louisiana, accompanied by
VI. l.. Fuller. the Texas & Pacitic's
travelling immigration agent from St
Louis, and took a number of photo
graphs. which will be used In illus
trated lectures to be delivered in
various parts of the country.
We are going to carry on an edu-
cational campaign through the Mid
die West" said Father Gueymard.
land coming, as it will, after the
tour of the editors through our
state, we are hoping for good re-
suits, not only for territory along our
line. but for all parts of Louisiana
as we'll"
The herald., 1914-07-09
TO CLEAN UP ALGIERS.

The ladies of the Civic League un.
der the leadership of Mrs. j. +. HuCk.
ins. went to the City Hall yesterday to
confer with the authorities relative TO
the work that will be done by the wom-
ems organizations in assisting in the
cleaning up" of our city
Mrs. 4. J. Amuedo and Mrs. C. W
Abbott also attended the meeting.
Mrs. Huckins stated that there were
not enough wagons in our district to
move the refuse that will be found in
the cleanup and stated that they
would ask for more wagons. as extra
wagons are being put on in the city
Mrs. Hucklns also stated that she
knew OF one place where il required
the entire capacity OF a cart TO remove
the rubbish and dirt that had accumu
lated in this house and yard.
The herald., 1914-07-09
A DAY AT SPANISH FORT.

Some few days ago Mr. and Mrs. o.
DeShazo were the hosts at an all-day
picnic given at their camp at Spanish
Fort. The guests who attended were
much pleased with their day and great
ly appreciate an invitation to spend a
day at the DeShazo camp. Those
present were: Misses Lurline and Inez
DeShazo, Mrs. F.. Tegtmeir and Miss
Sophie Tegtmier, Miss Anna Jackson,
the Misses Cormalite, Gertrude and
Geraldine Kroger, Jack Jackson, Regi-
nald DeShazo and Hugh DeShazo.
The herald., 1914-07-09
ALFRED CONRAD SHOT.

The great number of people who Wis
ii Bay Adam often, and especially dur
ing the summer, no doubt know Red
Alfred Conrad and Tiena Poncho Mar
rero, both of whom are oyster fisher
men and have a camp on Bay Adam.
For several years the two have been
constant companions but have gotten
into trouble on several occasions, prin-
cipally through drink. Some time ago
Tiena Poncho was found in the prair-
les in the Bay in a craZed condition.
He was arrested and taken to Pointe-
a-la-Hache and charged with insanity.
After he was released from prison he
again took to drink and was arrested
the second time on a charge of insan-
ity or suffering with delirium tremens.
News reached Algiers on Monday
morning that Tiena had shot his friend
Alfred Conrad, who was brought to
the Charity Hospital for treatment. 1t
is understood that the shooting was
done with a shotgun and that Conrad
is in a critical condition. Conrad is
a brother of Willie Conrad, who is also
we'll known here.
The herald., 1914-07-09
IDLE GOSSIP.

In our last issue there appeared an
erroneous article which stated that
Mrs. Alphonse Niklaus presented her
husband with twins.
This news article came to us in the
usual way and the report was quite
current on the streets and The Herald
published it, knowing that the parents
would be proud of such an important
event.
The error was, however, the result
of idle women's gossip, and women of
this kind would do better to attend to
their kitchen instead of the affairs OF
other people.
The herald., 1914-07-09
MISS LASKEY GUEST OF HONOR
AT SHOWER

One of the lovely and novel affairs
of the week was the farewell novelty
shower given by Miss Estelle Mellin-
ger in honor of Miss Irene Laskey.
The drawing-room and dining
room were decorated in white and
green, peonies and maidenhair fern
filling all of the vases.
The gifts were enclosed in a min
iature ship. Streamers of green and
white tulle were tied to the gifts
and hung from the portfolios of
ship. When the streamers were
pulled by a number of little girls
dressed in sailor suits, little doors
opened and the gifts fell out. There
were a number of novel and beauti-
full gifts.
A luncheon was served and at the
close of the luncheon each girl was
presented with a corsage boQuet of
orchids and forgetmenots.
The guests were: Misses Estelle
Mellinger, Florence Peters, Emma
Jacquet, Irma Merus. Janet Pearson,
Dorothy Jones, Muriel Douglas, Amy
Rive, Elsie Waldhauser. Olive Rich
ard, Matilde Cucullu, Wilma Lei
bum, Rowena Malain, Lena, Lotto,
Elizabeth Hunters, Melvina Schrie-
yer, Dorothy Dodson, Mrs. Guy Leaf,
Mrs. B. Meldrum and Mrs. T. Melli-
naer.
Miss Laskey sailed yesterday on
the Comus for New York. From
there she will go to Connecticut, to
be the guest of Captain and Mrs.
Charles Potter Maxson at their beau
tiful home on Willow Point, and in
the fall will go to Philadelphia to be
one of the attendants at the Laskey-
Lasa nuptials.
The herald., 1914-07-09
cHlLo's WELFARE ASSOCIATION

The first meeting of the Child's Wei
fare Association will take place on
Saturday, July 11th, 1914. at 7:3O p.
m, at the Algiers court house. All
ladies', especially mothers, are cordial
ly invited to attend. The members OF
the kindergarten Mothers Club are
urgently requested to be present at
this meeting as this club was the first
to join in this great work
The herald., 1914-07-09

lercises at Tulane Theatre. Misses
Sophie Miller and Carrie Wagner re-
ICeived certificates of attainment to en-
ter the graduation class of 1915. Both
young ladies are well-known for their
musical ability.
Miss Elma Vallette is spending a
while with Miss Antoinette Reynolds
at their summer home in Bay st.
Louis, Miss.
pleasant time was spent on the
Fourth OF July on VIM. A. Lilly's fine
launch. The Eleanor. Among the
party were Mr. and Mrs. VIM. K. Lilly
and family. Eleanor. Tracy and William
Lilly, VIM. Casey. Mrs. 4. X. Vallette,
Grace and Vivian Vallette. and Carroll
Hatfield
q. Lynn Walters. who was struck on
the right side of the face and severely
injured with a brick thrown by ne
gro recently, is able 10 be out and
about again, but he is still under treat
ments, having sustained a fractured
jawbone and slight fracture OF the
skull.
Chas Riley of Olivier street, who
has been in Cuba for the past four
months working sugar. is visiting here
Mrs. Paul Borne, Sr., and her daugh-
ter. Miss Cecilia Borne, have returned
from a weeks stay in the country.
where they spent a most pleasant va
cation.
The last reports We have of the con-
Idition of Aubrie Gaiennie are very en-
IcOuragng. Mr.. Gaiennie was allowed
to return to his home on last Satur-
day, DR.. King declaring that he was
we'll enough to leave the Charity Hos
pital, where he had undergone an Op-
GRAFTON.
Geo. TOmplet, the well-known clerk
at Kleinkemper's grocery, was called
to his home in DOnaldsOnyille on ac-
count of the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs. Maurice Heath of Delaronde
street presented her husband with a
fine baby girl on last Thursday.
Henry Duchein of Detroit. Mich. is
here visiting his parents in Brooklyn
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Matulich are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a fine boy at their home on
Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Rooney and her two
.nieces, Edwina and Macrine Muntz,
have gone to Toledo, Ohio, to visit
relatives and friends.
Miss Lula Harper left for Genesee,
La, to spnd her vacation with Miss
Gladys Thorning.
Judge and Mrs. Alex Barras and
family have returned from Biloxi, af-
ter spending their vacation there.
On Monday of last week a fine baby
boy came to blass the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Chauvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nelson will leave
for Galveston where Mr.. Nelson has
accepted a position.
Miss Stella Joekel has been assign
ed as one of the teachers of the Me-
tairie Ridge school.
Miss Minnie Goebel spent the week
end at Gulfport.
H. Lee Sease was a recent visitor to
Bay Adam.
Mrs. H. T. Malone and daughter Ada
are guests of Mrs. c. v Kraft at Bay
Adam.
Paul and Carl Malone were week
end visitors to Empire, La.
H. Tom Malone of Delaronde street,
who is at the head of the clothing de-
partment of D. H. Holmes Co., is in
New York city making purchases for
the firm.
The herald., 1914-07-09

the death OF the wife and mother Mrs.
Mary O'Donnel Relf Scholl, who died
on Sunday morning at 1l:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Scholl was q native OF New
Orleans and had arrived at the age OF
fifty-siX years. The funeral was held
on Monday evening from the residence
of the deceased, 5l26 Camp street, in
terment being in Metairie cemetery, >.
The services we're conducted by th1
Rev. FIR. Huber of st. Stephens chXG
Mrs Scholl is survived by
band, VIM. Scholl and thra
ers, Misses Edith, Myrtle
The herald., 1914-07-09
PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

George W. Kaiser, of Socrates and
Farragut Streets, shot a stray dog
that he found stealing his chickens
sunday. using a 22-calibre rife filed
With bird shot The animal was
brought TO the Eighth Precinct Sta
tion by Mrs. Ernestine Soulant, and
there dispatched by an agent for the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
TO Animals. A charge will be pre-
ferred against Kaiser for cruelty to
animals.
James Tierney. a young man we'll
known in Algiers. fell from a pile
driver belonging to the Southern Pa
cifiC and tied up at the head OF
Thayer Street Saturday afternoon
and was drowned before assistance
could reach him. The body was re-
covered about an hour after the aC-
Cident by his brother, Edward Tier
ney, and Charles McCloskey. Assist
ant Coroner DR.. John A. Rupp eX-
amined the body and pronounced
death due TO drwning. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon at
O'Clock from the family home. 1903
Patterson Street, and interment was
in ST. Bartholomew Cemetery. He
was 28 years old and a son of John
Tierney.
The body Of Louis j. BOllinger. a
machinist, aged 81 years, who has
been missing from his home at 231
Morris Avenue for several days, was
found floating in the river at He'll
dee and Patterson Streets at a. m.
Thursday by Louis Francisco. who
lives at 1415 Wagner Street. Fran
cisco reported at the Eighth Precinct
Station and Patrolman Aviragnet
made an investigation. Coroner
Rupp examined the body and pro-
nounced death due to drowning Boil
linger was identified by his brother,
George, and his body was turned
over to relatives for burial.
The many friends of Mrs. James
d. Garland, mother of Captain James
Garland, regret to learn of her Sc
we're illness.
Miss Laura Holton is spending a
few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. J. T.
Tierney.
Mr.. Charles Witherup, OF Port Ar
thur, Tex, is in New Orleans on busi-
ness and pleasure.
Misses Eileen and Stella Witherup,
of Port Arthur, Tex, took part in
the recital at the Port Arthur High
School.
Charles Johnson returned home
after stay of two months in Chi
cago.
Miss Camille Mitchell left for Nor
gan City, where she will spend her
vacation.
While playing near his home on
Monday evening Andrew Martinez
fell and broke a rib.
Mrs. Jenkins, of Vaudeville, La,
Is visiting Mrs. c. Johnson, of Belle
vile street.
The friends of Mrs. v. Hartman,
of Belleville street, will be glad to
hear that she has returned home
after a serious operation at the
Women's Dispensary.
Miss Leona Cayard. who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to her
home in Lafayette.
]. ID. Reynolds, Jr., and Charles N.
Miller spent Saturday and Sunday at
Bay st. Louis, the guest of Acca Mo-
ran.
Misses Ruth and Violet Engler and
Robert Anderson left yesterday for
Abta Springs to visit Mrs. Harry
Thompson.
The herald., 1914-07-09
L. c. 3. A.

Branch j12, l.. c. B. A., will hold
their next regular meeting Tuesday
evening at 7:3O o'clock, at the Presby.
terry, instead of at the Hall. and all
future meetings will be held there un-
til further notice.
The herald., 1914-07-09

Miss Rose Kelly is spending her va
cation at CovingtOn.
Miss Myra Kelly and her little niece,
Irma Lee Sutherland, are summering
at Covington.
The marriage of Miss Julia Covell,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sim COvell,
Of 319 Alix street. took place Wednes-
day evening at ) o'clock at the Holy
Name of Mary Church. Immediately
after the wedding the bridal party left
for a supper at Spanish Fort
Mrs. Henry Renecky left Monday
for McComb City, Miss, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Ferd MCLEAN.
Mrs. Emile Buhler, Miss L. Clebert
and Miss Corinne Clebert, living at Ill
Lavergne street, were charged in the
Third Recorders court Monday with
having insulted and abused Mrs. CT
giovanni, living at - Lavergne street.
The offense is alleged TO have been
committed June 3. The defendants
were arraigned Tuesday. pleaded not
guilty and were put under bond to ap-
pear for trial later.
Mrs. w l. White and son, Bernley,
and little Ora May Hook. with Mrs. X.
b. Hook and children, Rube and Helen,
left Wednesday for Heartsease Park
TO spend several weeks.
Miss Zelma Renecky returned Sun.
day after two weeks stay at McComb
City, the guest of Aline Hunt.
Mrs. Amelia Smith went to Berwick
Sunday, where she installed class in
the Woodmen Circle.
Miss Camille Mitchell left Monday
to spend her vacation at Bourg, La,
the guest of the Misses BethanCourt
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Griniald, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Kinkaid and two children, and
Mrs. A. Mosolder spent Thursday and
Friday at the Billiken Home, Milne
burg.
On Thursday. July >, jolly time
was spent at the Palmetto camp at
Milneburg. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Babin and two children,
Mrs. II. Gaffney and baby, Emily Hintz,
Hazel Nelson, Leslie Mcmahon, Flor
ence, Ida and Molle Kinkaid.
Mrs. Mathews and daughter Jennie
of Midland, spent last Monday with
Mrs. L. Kinkaid.
Charles Harper left to spend q while
at Long Beach.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mcmahon of Elmira street will
regret to learn of the serious illness OF
their baby, Charles, Jr.
Mike Castrogiovanni left last Thurs.
day for Chicago. He will be gone un-
til the middle of December.
The many friends of Clifford Cara
tie of Homer street will regret to hear
that he suffered the Inconvenience of
an operation at Touro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mongrue announce the
engagement of their daughter Augusta
to Milton Spitzfaden, the wedding to
take place about July %.
Miss Lillian Klink. daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. John Klink, is seriously
Ill in the Presbyterian Hospital
Mrs. w. P. Salathe, Jr., presented her
husband with a fine baby girl Mother
and babe are doing well, and Officer
Salathe is busy receiving congratula-
tions.
Mrs. W. p. Salathe, Sr., is spending
a few days at her summer home at
Bay ST. Louis.
Master Dwight Salathe left for Bay
st. Louis to spend the summer.
Mrs. Edna Braun and mother were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Duffy on
July 4th.
Misses Mable and Maud Allen are
spending the summer at the Bay.
Miss Orlean Allen will leave soon
for the Bay.
H. Thompson will spend Wednesday
at the Bay with his family.
On Thursday, June 25, the Southern
College of Music held their closing ex-
The herald., 1914-07-09

RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR THE
CHILDREN.
The herald., 1914-07-09
DEATH OF MRS. WIN. scHoII.

The many friends of the Scholl fam
ily, who formerly resided here, were
deeply grieved at the announcement OF