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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-02
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-02

James W. wadsworth, Jr.. the New
York republican nominee for United
state senator whose popularity in
up state counties was all that saved
him from defeat at the hands OF w
II. Calder. The final count showed
that Wadsworth had been nominated
by a majority OF 100000 all OF which
came from up state districts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-02

Baker taxes are to be cut to 8
mills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-02
Life Snver nt Hand.

Upon the recommendation OF Mr..
Convill. IT is probable that there will
be two people in charge OF the swim
ming pool at all times, an attendant
to supply towels and suits. and life
saver and instructor. To provide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

ldreiton, penn ser moOerne 9lataQ
i1l1it. Gam itebt 9llt,9tiirnbcrg mic,
Scr alf; Damn griiBt c5 lms Don Ocn
ipiBen @icbelOdbern nicOcr ratldlf
aus Ocn rci6gclduiifteu &ruuncn.
ipridt ein0riugli6 mo pui0erlIdi
ans ragenOen @otteSbduiern Bo-
lGiten lmO 9iirgerbebauilmgeu, oltS
0enfmdlern unO @rinnerungs5ei1cp
rertNngcner Sn6r6unoertc.
9lur cine Stuu0e Don &ilrubcra.
an Scr gcgnib, liegt oic alte &s
idoi5Ito0t 9am6erg Die i6on i'm
Sabre 9O2 crm15nt miro. Ger Com.
I'M 1904 bon Sciuric6 IL. 6egonnen
itommt in iciner ieti0cn @eitolt ans
Dem Q(niang oeS 13. So6rbunOertS:
er murOc 1928 1887 reltauricrt
Sat pier ie 81 Wlctcr 6o6c S6iirme
bier QroBc @ortalc iuo cine &tDpto
9crii6nt lit OaS @rabmo6l Scill.
ri65 II. mO icincr @culabin Semi.
glmOr.
Ecrlcn mittcloltcrlider 9lrditcf-
tur 6irgt 0oS malerii6e StdOttHcr
9lotGcn6urg o6 Scr Gau6er, jcbt Der
W}ttclpmft elmer rc9cn Spiclwao..
rem Suouitrie. Dor So6r6mOcrten.
ais ircie 9}ci9Sitaot Gin bIii1cnOcS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

gs-golfcrlmg &onoons iogar chuoS
5ilriid5ngcbcll Sine lle5erraibu9
ocr jiiu9ileu Statiitif lit Die, 0aB ole
llcber5abl 0cr 5rouen nibt ncbr 10
iinrt III mic iriiDer, 9lui 1000 Con.
0oncr @ldincr tommcu gegcuDdrtig
1927 Groicu pGbreno Dor 80 Sab
rem AMI 1000 Ni1nner 1885 6rauel
cntiiclcn. Bon 0en 6rouen iinO 73O,-
900 lnlDcr6eirat6ct, 100000 pcr5c.
rai6ct nno 100000 pcrwittpet Bon
oen 0ldnrcrn hno 10000 IN ben
bciligcu @6ciian6 1ctretcn 100000
9lsmcr iino nod 81 6o6ea imo nlir
10000 lino ucrlpithuct Dic 8eitcn
Hio 0cr @bcidliehung nidjt giiniti9;
iua5reno bon icd5ig So0ren % Rro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

5tootsonipolt ro6m iuOeln cr iic9
ppn scr nIame~ cincn @ou9idaiiiiel
1e6cn licB, bic irclmSlicbe GinlaOund
nit groBcr NcGciitcruug an Cine
GiertelliuuOc ipGter erI3icn er nit
Oan Siirfeuic5 alli Dem aopfe in Oem
@0uic, in mcld,m bic lall5crin tpo6-
Ecn ioQtc; 0a CT ic0ocb niAt pubte,
in lrcldem Stohpcrfc lie mobnte,
ldutctc CT nit Der 9tllbc sic Gin gute5
@upiiicn aic6t al idmntlihen Sbii-
rem lnO lucdtc 0urdb Ocn n11tliHen
gllarn idmnltlihe 6ols6auo6ucr ans
0cs SNlaie. Nlan fam iic6 Oenfen
OoB linn fcin ol3u icliliher @mpiong
bercitet mltroe; nacG0en man ibn
0cn 6cs bom &opie gciMlogeu imO
i'm auh ionit Gin biS1en rcipeftloS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

nur iiir berriidt Qctaltcu por0,N lit
ucil CT iid 10 6eno6n, mic ii6 ionit
fam elutiunge GcierenOnre 5u be.
ncbnlen pilcQcn.
Ter StaotSampaIt Gatte. ais Eiirfe
pcrllci0ct, Den SpernbaQ uitgcmaAt
luO uar bier nit cincr nut6milli9en
Came Gelonnt QeUorocn. Gas ,Srdu-
lcin 6rGdtc i'm noh 0loutmartre mS
g.iiono i6m bier pcrbdmt oaB CT
0as aroBe Slid gc6a6t ba6c, nit
Der Sdu5crin &caino GoOet, Oic ais
clnc 0cr cr}icn cS gcpagt 6atte Dem
Gr5litum i6rc &6rDerformen lmOcr-
biilt 81 3cigcn in &crIebr 3n treten
Gic angc6lidc ]lcQina @aoet luo Den
Sta0tsauralt 0orn Gin lie in i6rer
SGuslibteit su 6ciudem mo Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10
SI6cntemer cines Staatsanpalts.

9liib Gin StaatSanwalt lit io5uia-
gen ulr Gin @lcnih, uno wcnn cr 0ie
6oga ob8elc5t bat, famu cs uortom.
men oaB auM cr ii6 olli feline iii1-
lnOe @ruit bciiuut imO iid pom
Gnia.g9ci6liden 6inou- o0cr 1ina6-
jicAca l0Bt. ga mcloeten oieicr
Eoge Gin poor 8ariier 3eihmgat
SOB ein StaotSampalt in Scr @ob-
nlmg elmer bcfonutcu Edit3erin pl6B.
lid ocrriidt Qcporocn lei. W}on be.
oouert, Oen ormen Nlonn, lDenn
man iidj nu6 ioate, OoB eiu StootS-
onpalt Der onocren Staotsbiirgern
ais lcubtenoeS 9ciipieI Doronge6en
ioa, nit berii6mtcn G0n5eriuueu mir
omtlid m0 nor oacm niht 3pihan
,O1itteruaht mo 0lorgcn Uerfc5ren
ioate. Sctt iteat ii6 nm car
bcrauS. Dab bcioatcr StaotsampaIt
1or nic6t perriidt gauoroeu, ionoern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

icbt iin0 cS 69'l gro5cnt. @as
oic 3o6l Der 9luSI1noer in 9onOon be-
trifit, 10 lit lie iuncr5al6 3meier Nlcu.
ibenaltcr gcroltia 9citicacn, sic be-
tru9 in Sabre 1902 mr. II poa
SauieuO p05rcno gcgcmu0rtig ouf
1909 Son0oner "a glIsldn0er ge5dblt
mcrocu 0ic gr6Bte gluslduOertolo-
nie in 9on0on lit oic DER &uiicn sic
$4,000 &opic itarf lit Gonu iolat
bic oeltihe &olouic nit 27000
aopfcn. gln @olcn lc6cu in Sonoon
$4,000. an 8rol3oicn $4,000, an
StoIienern 1f.6OO, an Sciterrei1eru
5000, an SoQauoern 1000. 0ic @e.
iammt5a6l scr auSludrtigcn Solo.
nien in Sonoon 6elduit iid auf 1851
600 9erioncn. SdlicBlid gi6t ooS
Sa6rbub au9 cincn gcriiien 9lnbaIt
3u Der Sroge, mieDiel lit Souoon
ucrt62 Scr itcuer6ore @crt6 ser
Stoot bcl1uit iid ndmlih oui sic
bon S95,620O00 Groncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

3ent SoHooner ocr6eirat6et moren,
babcu iid ictt nur i.SG 9Bro5ent 8ur
0DelGlleBnng bereit geiuu0en.
ScoegSod)e itcrben IN Souoon 1900
0lcnibcn per0ct 20OO ain0cr gcs
boreu lmo 500 G6eidIieBungcn uoll.
5o9cl 5000 lln0liidlitbc mcilcn IN
REORGANIZATION, sic @cfdnaniiie 31bs
len cine 9epolteuma bon 1900 Ser
ionch bic 9lrbetSbdliicr 6c6cr6crgen
$4,000 @lcucGcu. Sic 3n6l oer III
2onoon geborencn 9onOoner bat
merfwiiroigcrmeiic 5unenommen o6-
Qlcid sic @impanoerimg in sic 9lie-
icnItoot itdnoia gehcacu 1T @or
iec65iQ Sabrcn morcu mr. 6t'7 @ros
5cnt 9on0ouer aus SonOon ac6iirtig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

@lieO OcS SbmaIfal0ii6el glmOes.
glod 6eute iino gum groBcn EDeil
Oie irii5eren Siaotbciei.iglmgen err
5alten; ous altc 9iatb6aus ltommt
ans Dem Sabre 1910, ooS ueue, ein
pr6dtiger Gcnaiiiancc Ban wurOe
i'm Sabre 1870 erridtct.
9lllf unicrcn Grellj- mo 2uer5ii-
gen BADEN mir 0oS Bette lmS bis jebt
auige5obeu; 9oDrelt5l TT @o6l er.
bebt iic6 in Ger itiueu ionuigen Staot
Die groBe Gr59eitaIt Sean 9auls,
ocfen irOii9cr Ebcil aui Dem idoneu
iSrieO5ofe ru6t, luc in elmer &opeQe
mI4 t5ron5 2ii5t ais 6ran5iSfaner-
mon1 6cigeiGbt purOc; per aber bon
ocncn. bic no3 9apreut6 molfabren.
aeOcnft nic6t Delite nod ocS Seedlings
ib0ncr 6ranen, OeS &loiiiferS Ger
Sentimentalit1t2 &or Dem 9Mbme
9iic6aro @ognerS lit lein @rinnern
foit oiSgeIoi6t. @aDreut6 lit aQein
Die StaOt Oes gclliolen 9ibterfom-
poniitcn geworoen, Ociien 6c6re
SG0pflngen in je0em Spieliobr
Gdliien0c ouS oQcn 2un0cn beran-
loden. g2ngner bat @aprellt6 ser
Gergelicn6cit cntrihcn ln0 3nr melt
6ctatntcn Staot 0cmacbt S. $.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Iicicr Gage iit oas SiosiiiiiAe
Sa6r6id ser Staot 2ouoon oocr
uie Scr &crpaItm8Sbe5irt id auitlis5
qcnanat miro, Der @roiidait Sou0ou
ausgeac6en worocn lmo pic troacs
men 3a6lenrci6cu Die Der Nano cit.
bait, ueruittcn Dem Der tie 81 lcicn
periic6t cht geraltigcS @ilo bon Der
9lieicnita0t lno ibrem Seben Sonoon
5a6lt icbt AZ Nliaicncn Ginmobncr
Dor icdj5ig 5a6rcn paren es csli
etipas ii6er 2M @liaionen. Sen
itarfitcu 3upa1s an 9euolterim9 er.
hibr bic gid0t III Dem @2cHidcnalser
bon 1861 bis 1891; icBt 6c9inut Que
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

lng ser SdluBitredc 6iS 5um 3ua.
ipiBgipiel lit nod feiu 3eitpunft oor-
gclcbei
Ger Goppelort @orlnii6 @orten.
firdcn Der ihon ourh sic nah
Snnsbrud fi6ren0c Wlittcmol0. ooer
aorpcnoel. .9obn imO oltrb oercr
6ortiebima, oic Strcde uud 9leutte.
3u cincm alpiHcn ¬cnpmft eriter
9ianacS gcuor0cu lit, miro ourdj oir
bodite mo fii6uitc 9crgbo6n Gcuti6
lauOs nod peitcr acpinnen 9totiir-
lib fam Die 3ilipibe gar feineu gln,
ipric5 0arnuf er6eben, oen 9ergbahs
ucn ocr 5bwci5 ooer gar SiioaHe,
rifaS cbenbiirtig 3i iein. Die @or-
ncr9ratbabu errcid6t 3tO2 Mleter itah
Die &uugirau6abn bci Der Stotior
SluBfrouoh 1896 Nicter @lccres,
bobc. g9aS o6cr nil iogar Dies beio.
cen qcacn 0ie ic5on 1878 Dem 8etrieh
ii6crgcbcnc Sroga.9n0n in Bcru, oia
0mn inlt Uierjig Sabre lang, ndmlid'
bis 5um Sill 1912 Die b0hite 9o6r
Ger @roe gcbliebcn lit Sbr 6oditer
@unft licgt nit 1884 Wleicr @leeres.
bohc n Wictcr iibcr Dem @ipiel DeS
Niontblouc. 0oS puroe por anoert
6alb &a6rcn iibcr6olt 0lrM cine
Hlr5c, obcr angcbliG cine @}ceres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

C5orieeuHa con Der selte).
nen, 6eiipielspeiic oie am @etter.
Born geic6eu bat ODER gar oamit &c,
inbren lit muB ii6 ia8en oaB mit
lold 6als6rederiider 8aumelei ocp
,Sntcrelicu eincS pirtlih groB5iiQi'
aen 8crle6rs MIR ucnig geoient ler
miir0c. 9lls iiA Oonn Doriaes Sobr
cine au6 BON oeu moBgcbenocn otter,
rcdigsca gc6or0cn beididtc groBc
gslr c8ntllng 81 @bupalo (allo auf
GI idiiMenl @cbiet am gSeltriRo
Hgiriec) nit Dem Sau cner
eur. diidca 3ugipibcnba5u bclNot,
lsie 5at mm iic5 IN g}iiu@cn beeilt
lncl aRocreu Blan aus5narbcitcn
mo 5mar eineu &lan, Der cinIgeralo,
Bcn all bic jnmci3criihcn @o5ncn
5im @orncrgrat uuo sur 5umgirol'
erinncrt, 9.uiioaeno idnel bot oonr
a6uia 2u0lpia ILL., bic @ou5ciiion CT,
tDcilf. @ereit8 in einigen Wlouoien
ioa nit Dem Ban begonneu uno bin.
ncn einem Sabre Die mlr ann5
i6mam aniteigeuoe Strede bon Gar
Mild 600 N2rier W}ccresbobc) bis
sum Gi6icc (972 @leter), btnucr
5mcicr Sabre bic ipCitere Stredc biz
sum ioqenannten Rlott (2320 Mlctcrl
UoQen0et mcroen Sir sic 1c1igitcl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Gunooru6cn ocS g9ilicns iiir scr
@eid6ibtsforider. 0benou lit ielbii.
peritanolib gGirnbcrg 81 ncunel
9|iirnberg nit iencu Centmalcn
0cuti1en S{unitilciBc5, Ocutibtn Gin
mems unO SdoiienS. Mau muB Gin,
mol i'm Nionoesid)cin 0urb bic Sal.
fen uno ilbcr oic 95lGBc 9iiirn6cras
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

6o6e bon mcbr ais 1880 @lcter
iibcrpiuOenoc @a6n melhe ole boli.
0iide StaOt Potoii bei Der Stotion
9iio Nlulati an 0ic &inie glntoio-
gaita-Gruro oui1licBt
Sequcluer ais bic 3ugipibc laBi
ii4 ocr @cuoclitcin Der iageuimi,
pobene @ipicl Scr 6oDriiAen &alf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

Sin @emiitGsmcnih.
nSa6en sic 0oS iurbtbnre llnaliid
iel6it nit ongeie6en2"
80, iogor aus nGdItcr gld6e, i1
battc cincn UOr3iiglidcn @loBl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-10

tcbonoelt 6atte, erflGrte man i6n fir
pcrriidE mo lieB ion 0ltrH ber6eige.
1olte Sdliblcute ciniperren.
2liii Der Soli5cimoAe crit gcIong
cS Dem Staatsomuolt, iib in ieiner
luo5rcn adltunggcbietellOen @eiialt
81 5cigen; CT DuroC oarauf nit elmer
nilocn g9orniind cntloiien. Wtan
Norf MN uclIaierig Iein, Oh or 0cgen
ii1 iclbit Nlnflogc iuegeu ndAtli6er
&u6cltorunN mO grobeu llniilgS cr.
loben pir0.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD


Rembert A. D. Gatewood, H. B. Mash
burn, Taylor Lewis, Tom Harold, c..
NJ. Williams, Neon Buchanan, E. L.
Bell, ]. c. Bynum, W. NJ. Riley, G. W.
Riley, H. B. Smithwick, w. D. Heys,
R. F. Poole, c. L. Ansley, R. S. Nc
Leod, Daisy Gnospelius, j. A. Thomas,
E. NJ. Viquesney, Mrs. Geiger, of Wash
ington, D. c.; Mrs. Dukes, of Dawson;
Miss Woodward, of Vienna; Misses Ro-
sale Smith, Lily Poole, Gertrude
Smith, Yonah Buchanan, Anna Harold
Elizabeth Harold, Alice Harper, Nina
Williams, Susie Taylor, Carrie Shrop-
shire and Maude McAfee; Mrs. c. O.
Niles and Mrs. E. W. Jewett, of At
lanta.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
Al FRISCO PARTY

Miss Halle Poole, of Portsmouth
was the guest of honor at delight
full party given by Mrs. A. D. Gate
wood on Wednesday evening.
The porch was attractive with pot
plants and from post to post Japan
csc lanterns were strung. The punch
table was plsced under the magnolia
trees and Misses Ira and Agnes Gate
wood presided. Progressive CONVEX
sation entertained the guests until ii
late hour and ices and cakes were
served.
Those present were Misses Mary
Cannon, of Jonesboro; Ruth MceKn-
sic, of Atlanta; Lucy Barrow Taylor,
Edith Hightower, Annie Ivey, Bess
Mcleod, Pauline Miller, of Jackson
vile, Edith Jossey, Mary Hudson, Anna
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
FOR MISS HATTIE
MARSHALL MARTIN

Wednesday evening Mrs. c. 0. Niles
entertained at the home on College
street in honor of Miss Hattie Mar
shall Martin, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Olin Williams.
The guests were received on the
porch and the lawn and later a dance
was arranged in the living room. A.
ter the dance punch and ice cream
and cake were served.
Those present were Misses Sarah
Hightower, Mary Sheffield, Mabel E.
lis, Alice Mcneil, Anne Ellis, Mary
Dudley, Gertrude Davenport, Frances
Harper Quennelle Harold, Margery
Brown, Agnes Gatewood, Madre Rog-
ers, Mary Eva Gnospelius, Eugenia
Collins, Mary Merritt and Mary Walker
and James Davenport, Carroll Clark,
George Walker, Henry Clay, George
Lumpkin, Will Green Turpin, Henry
Allen, Otis Physioc, Stewart Prather,
Charles Simmons, Lauren Chambliss,
William Wood, Walter Green, Charles
Lanier, viii Roy Butts, John Gray
and Ed Everette.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12

bany.
The honorees and a number of other
Americas people went down on the 7
o'clock train for the dance and re-
turning at 2.
Those attending from here were
Misses Ruth Reid, Cora Brown, Nata-
lie Bococ, Louise Walker, Rachel
Nunnally, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Har-
rold, Miss Ruth Hodges, Miss Mildred
Hollis, Miss Mary Belle Hixon, AMI
Walter Page, Furlow Rodgers, Gerald
Battle, Ben Hawkins, Rob Hawkins,
DR.. Matt Wheeler, Hollis Lanier, Har-
~ Hawkins, McCord Prather and
Frank Stapleton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
FOR MISS CALLER

A lovely compliment to Miss Jennie
Claire Caller, of Thomasville, was
Miss Margaret Jones' party on Tues
day afternoon.
sunfowers and oleanders were the
flowers used together with pot plants.
The tables at which Progressive Ola
Maid was played were placed on the
lawn.
Ice cream and cake and punch were
served Misses Constance Holt, Kathryn
Goodman, Josephine Bagley and Mary
Jones assisting the hostess.
Invited to meet Miss Caller were
Misses Cordelia Gatewood, Mary Hud-
son, Evelyn Bell Elizabeth Davis, An
ma Murray, Files Estes, Ida McMath,
Annie Lucille Allen, Bess Bivins, Mary
Glover, Matte and Lois McMath, Clara
Glover, Edith Jossey, Mary Parker,
Eugenia Parker, Elise Sullivan, Kath-
crime Argo, Ruth Macarthur, Lucy Bar
row Taylor and Genevieve Prather.
The same afternoon the M. M. So
ciety went from the party to a moon
light picnic at Prospect park, chaper-
oned by Mrs. r. L. Bivins and Mrs.
Emmett Murray.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
HAVE RETURNED TO ITALY
AFTER A VISIT HERE
Consul Stewart and Family
Return to Foreign Post

After having spent two months de
lightfully at their former home III
Americas, having returned here after
an absence of two years abroad, Mrs.
Nathaniel B. Stewart and Miss Lucy
Barrow Taylor left on Saturday via
the Seaboard Air Line Railway and
Savannah for New York. Mr.. Stewart
will join them in Washington city
They will spend one day in New York
with Mr.. George c. Cobb and Miss
Elizabeth c. Cobb. On July 18th they
will sail on the steamship Stampalla
for Genoa, going thence by rail to-
Milan, their home. There will be
congenial party on the ocean trip,
composed of MIR. and Mrs. Stewart.
Miss Lucy Barrow Taylor and their
cousins, Miss Elizabeth c. Barrow and
Miss Patience Barrow of Savannah.
From Genoa they will go direct to
Milan, Italy. ~ q
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12

The small guests were entertained
on the porch and the lawn playing
Many, Many Stars" "Thimble," Hid
ing" and Drop e-Handkerchief."
Very enjoyable was a peanut hunt. The
peanuts were scattered on the lawn
and the boys and girls scrambled for
them. The prizes for finding the most
were a sack of marbles, which was
won by Frank Wright, and a doll
which went to Miss Mary Crouch.
Punch was served by Miss Marion
Stalker and ice cream and cake by
Misses Naomi Wright, Margery Brown
and Emily Edwards.
Those present were Misses Marie
Gaines, Sarah Wright, Mamie Claire
Speer, Eva Weeks, Ardell Stanley, Ell
ia Ruth Brooks, Lucy and Ruth Nc
Math, Sallie Gardner, Mary Crouch,
Nettie Claire McMath, Lucille Schneid-
er, Nell Schneider, Ruth Bailey, Mar
gle Beard Sarah Reese, Rachel Beard
and Virginia Gilreath and Harold Ca
wood, Frank Wright, Charles Glover,
Charles Sullivan, Marion Roscoe,
Sherlock Gaines, Judson Rushin and
Thomas Argo.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
MISSES DELL ENTERTAIN

Misses Dell entertained Wednesday
at a Spend-the-Day" party for their
guest, Miss Floy Ford, of Triton. At
noon an inviting table was spreal.
During the afternoon fruits and
melons were served.
Those present were Misses Floy
Ford, Mervin, lola and Allene Dell,
Bessie Lou Glaze, Claire Johnson, of
Oglethorpe; Blanche Dell, Miriam
Glaze, Messrs. Glenn Dell, Richard I'll
ner, of Albany; Eric and Hylton Bass
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs NJ
n. Edwards entertained at their home
on Church street for their grand
daughter Miss May Ellen Stanley. The
affair was a birthday party and an
unusual coincidence was that it was
little Miss Stanleys seventh birthdav,
and it occurred on the seventh day Of
he seventh month.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-12
MISS CARRIE SPEER,
HOSTESS

At her home on Jackson street, Miss
Carrie Speer entertained number CT
her friends Friday afternoon at rook
and forty-two.
The tables were placed on the lawn
and on the porch which was lovely
with sunflowers and pot plants. AT
ter the game peach ice cream in can
teloupes and waters were served.
Those playing were Mesdames Har-
vey Weaver, James Furlow, w. M.
Humber, NJ M. Lowrey, 2. S. Child
ers, Sallie Fort, Samuel Harrison, Da-
Wis Castor, Albert Harris, E. V. Hunt
ington, Crawford Wheatley, j. W.
SILVER W. D. Bailey, D. R. Andrew,
c. A. Fricker, ]. H. Rodgers, F. l."
Cato, G. P. Davis, Ralph Stewart, E.
L. Thurman, T. H. McGillis W. A
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Murray, Mary Hawkins, Genevieve Pra-
Their and Cordelia GatewooI, and John
Taylor, George Ear! Ansley, Robert
Lane, R. P. Stackhouse, Cliff Wheat
ley, Dudley Gatewood, Edward Mathis,
Leroy Murray, Leonard Walters, Dol
glas Ivey, James Peter Gartner, Bill
Littlejohn, Lynn Bell and Charlie
Payne.
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PARTY

Mrs. Frank Cato was hostess to five
tables of auction on Friday morning
at her home on Lee street.
The rooms where the tables were
placed were attractive with ferns and
vases of roses and japanese sunfow-
ers.
During the game punch and sand
wiches were served and afterwards
ice cream and cake. The prize for
highest score, a box of Huylers went
to Mrs. w. ]. Jossey.
Mrs. Cato's guests we're Mesdames
W. j. Jossey, Julia Rogers, Will Dod-
son, William Moreland, Eugene Hill,
T. B. Hooks, Allen Hill, Roland Broad
hurst, W. W. Dykes, ]. A. Hixon, r. l..
Mcleod, S. L. Stills, Fred Arthur, Tay-
lor Lewis, j. E Hightower, S. A
Moses and Misses Corrinne Stills, An
ME Mclaughlin, Matte Lewis Dodson
and Miss Nettie Lockett.
Assisting Mrs. Cato in entertain
ing were Miss Alice Worthy, Miss Liz
zie Worthy, Mrs. R. l., Maynard and
Mrs. NJ. L. Hudson.
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INTERESTING WEDDING
TO OCCUR

The following invitation which has
just been issued will be received by a
number of Americas people with a
great deal of interest. Miss Williams
was a teacher in the Americas public
schools, and during her stay here made
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lane Williams
request the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter, Lille
Aiken, to Mr.. Oscar Brents McRae, on
the evening of Wednesday, the twenty
ninth of July, at six o'clock. At Home.
Eatonton, Georgia"
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G. F. and A. r. R. sells round trip
tickets, Fishing, Boating, Bathing,
Salt and Fresh Water. Cool breeze
off the Gulf. The best summer resort
for females in the South. The ac-
knowledged best Mineral Springs. Give
them chance and be convinced. Com
bine health with pleasure. Go to
Panacea.
Write for reservations and terms
FRANK KNAPP, Manager,
Panacea, Fla.
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DANCE GIVEN BY ALBANY BOYS
FOR MRS. HARROLD'S GUESTS

Tuesday night the members of Mrs,
Frank Harrold's house party were the
honor guests at dance given in AL
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A delightful affair of the season was
the party Friday evening, given by the
Misses Dell to Miss Floy Ford, of Tiff
ton, Ca, at their country home, near
Leslie.
Progressive conversation was the
main feature of the evening.
At late hour delicious refresh
ments were served by Misses lola and
Allene Dell.
Those who attended were Mise Floy
Ford, of Triton; Hazel Waters and
May Campbell, of Vienna; Susie, Mary
and Martha Pryor of Smithville; Fan
ME Kaylor, Thelma Paul, Mervin, lola
and Allene Dell; Messrs. R. A. Timer,
of Albany; Bob McMath AMI Hunting
ton Chappell, of Americas; Jack Us
ry, of Smithville; Frank Kaylor, Er,s
and Hilton Bass, julius and Ernest
Laramore, NJ. w. Bryan, Oscar Sum
merford and Francis Pryor.
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HEART DICE PARTY

Miss Fisher, of Tennessee, and Mr..
and Mrs. Haynes McFadden, of At
lanta, were the honor guests at heart
dice party given by Mrs. L. G. Council
on Saturday evening at her home on
Church street.
About forty guests were entertain
ed, the tables being placed on the
porch, which was lovely with POI
plants and cut flowers After the
game punch and ices and cakes were
served.
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Immense Output Of Linen.
The 100000 900 worth of linen which
is the average yearly output Of the
United Kingdom would wrap the earth
at the equator seven times.
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ECZEMA OF SCALP

Yields 90 SaXO save
Alliance, OF have had good deal
to do with skin troubles for the past AZ
years, but Saxo Salve beats anything l
ever saw. In bad case of eczema OF
the scalp where the man had scratched
so much it had become calloused and
cracked open, thanks to Saxo Salve
it is all healed up now. - JOSEPH II.
WILLIAMS, Alliance, Ohio.
If we can't cure your skin trouble
with our Saxo Salve and Saxo Soap we
will buy back the empty tube.
Hooks Pharmacy, Americas, Ga.
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We simply bring our modern up-to date m
our former arrangement through jobbers. An
in this way you are in touch each day with he
fresh flour, meal and feed and you will never r.
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