The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-10

THE SENT ed Charles Webb, candidate for sheriff was present as were also John 4. Riggs and John Tisdale, candidates for representative
 At Lawrence--Friday night there was big box party at Sulphur Springs. and Messrs Webb. Riggs and Tisdale were again on hand Brad Smith, also in the race fer sheriff, was present that night. Needless to state these exercises were in charge bf David Crockett. who is fortuantt in that he has no opposition and, therefore, did not refer to his candi- dacy.
 At Lawrence addresses were made by Charles Webb, Brad Smith, John A. Riggs, John Tisdale and Walter M, Ebe the latter also urging the can dldacy of Mir. Riggs. Decidedly the best speech of the evening was made by Mir. Waiter NJ. Ebel who, though not candidate. spoke in behalf of John A. Riggs, after a beautiful talk on educational interests.
 The sale cf boxes at this school netted very near 5000 which went for repairs to the church at thit place. A most enjoyable evening was expe' rienced by all.
 Mountain Valley-Saturday night there was a big delegation journeyed to Mountain Valley where benefit was held for Mir Wnkler, which net ted that gentleman $6l.5O, of which amount Mountain Valley contributed Sl1. "Clee" Simpson and F. L. Cot ton also contributed a dollar 10 this fund
 Former Sheriff Hugh l.. Hale and Dan Barnes. candidates for represen- tativo. were also present and the re- spectiye candidates addressed the au- dience. which was large one, in the order named
 County Superintendent David A. Crockett, Hugh L. Hale, Charles Webb Brad Smith, Dan Barnes, J. Tisdale and John A. Riggs.
 Mrs Eugene H. Eastman Hostess at Auction Bridge-Mrs George East man of Minneapolis, formerly prom inent resident here, was the ho noree Thursday afternoon at a delightful auction bridge party given by her Mrs. Eugene Il. East man. a charming hostess.
 About fifty invitations were issued and responded to by representative of the elite of the relsdent smart set, the affair being one of the most elegant of the season
 The Eastman residence was well arranged for entertaining The deco rative effects in every room carried a message of spring, being gracefully bedecked with clusters of jonquils and narcissus. The dining room was espe- cially pleasing, with the beauty and fragrance of an abundance of sweet peas and lilies of the valley grace fully arranged
 The card tables we're placed in the living room and den, which made pretty setting for the handsome wom- an. modishly gowned in the exquisite spring costumes.
 The handsome, well selected prizes
 M Jones. Deaderick, Bryan and Miss smith.
 Delicious and beautifully served re- .reshme1ts were enjoyed in the dining -oom and at the individual card ables.
 Those invited to share this gracious hospitality were:
 Mesdames B. B. Bryan, New York 7fty. Paul p. Fitch. Youngstown, O.; Warren Rice, Youngstown, O.. Fred Wilson. Denver; Albert B Gaines, h. ,lewood N. J.: Paul Turner Vaughan, Walter l.. Dake F. A. Winter, J. D. Fife. C. Huber, J Thomas Jackson. z N. Short, Elmer H Ellsworth, II. A Jones, w. F. Deaderick, William j. Little Walter Little, NJ A Eisele, Es- in Holland Hiram Wilmington, A. Fl. Tribble, Ernest Klein, A. $. Gar nett William Turner WOotton, A. |. Williams, C. R. Trowbridge. Charles Weaver. $. E. Steele, A, Neary. w. V. Laws. Misses Fife SmitA, Washing ton, D. C.: Carrie Price, Lila RiX aud Amelia Rector
 St. Johns Mission Sunday evening marked the beginning f the seSo1d N eek of the mission al St. Johns church The attendance this week ia even better than last. This week new interest has been adde by the placing of question box at the door Of the church. All are invited to de posit written questions concerning Catholic belief and practice. These questions will be answered by the each evening previous to the sermon. Last night Father DeYery .--,..s ,,,,v,. .thor interesting UUpS-