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The Washington times., 1914-04-26

Taft and Martha Bowers are such chums, and
Louise is an intimate friend Of both girls, and
the friendship between Robert Taft and Tom
Bowers has been much like that between the
former President and Toms dad.
1t certainly seems nice to have pretty
Baroness Marie Won Paumgarten in Washing
ton again. She was one of the bridesmaids
for Anna Portner and Congressman Flood,
and she is<pending some time visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lorimer Graham.
A beautiful brand, spandy new home in
Chevy Chase, all furnished from cellar to
garnet, is the wedding present that Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennen Jennings are giving Katherine
when she becomes the bride Of Chauncey
Hackett next month Isn't that just the best
sort of gift?
Miss Martha Goldman gave two at homes,
and both were quite in the nature of garden
parties. They were really farewells, for,
Miss Martha leaves very soon now for her
beloved Newport.
Did ever tell you about that attractive
little Hall girl from Princeton, who has spent
the winter in Washington? Ruth Hail. She
is one of Eleanor Wilson'S most intimate
friends, and do not blame Eleanor Wilson
for liking her. She reminds me little Of
Bessie. Her hair is of the same golden red
shade, and is so wavy and attractive looking.
Like Eleanor, she loves to dance, and accord
ing TO my way of thinking, is one of the pref
tiest dancers in town. At the Marshall party
Monday night, everyone was remarking about
how splendid she and her brother dance to-
gether.
One of the girls was telling me the other
afternoon, that Ruth Hall was rather disap-
pointed that Eleanor Wilson was not going to
have wedding party, for she and Eleanor
had always said they were going to be attend
ants at the others wedding
--a=.-=s . - =-r5--r.s-s.
General and Mrs. Gorgas have taken an
apartment at the Highlands for the present
Now Susan, not another word, must
stop. My time is up. Before l 60 to the
boat am going to see sweet little Frances
Brooks and that nice Edward Fletcher from
Philadelphia married. The wedding takes
place at o'clock in St. Thomas Church
with a reception afterward at her grand.
rotb - ;.M
is having long list of attendants and il
will be beautiful wedding l know.
Fondly,
The Washington times., 1914-04-26
A Chronicle % !
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and she 1aughingly said: mo, Mrs. Cook, 7"
for she was busily engaged in the art of Sec
ing to the dinner
And while talking about Mrs. Daniels, |
must tell you what a very popular little
woman told ME the other day. She said she
had been to exactly tweny-three luncffeons
this winter, all in compliment to- Mrs.
Daniels. Think of that for popularity.
Every time I've seen Edith Oracle re-
Gently, she has either been wearing or car
rying lilies of the valley. They are her fa-
vorite flowers, and I'm beginning to think
that some favored suitor is the donor. That
is tremendously good-looking man saw
Edith with several times this week, and
guess he was with her Moore" times than |
know about -- .- ....
If | had known you were interested IN
history could have told you last week that
the recent visit of President Wilson TO the
old Greenbrier perpetuates custom OF the
Chiel Magistrates of the nation which dates
back to July 4, 1854, when Franklin Pierce,
then President arrived at the "Old White"
for a stay Of six weeks. The visit Of the
present Executive was not attended by the
same splendor which characterized that OF
President Pierce, who arrived with Mrs.
Pierce in a coach drawn by six plumed
horses, while band played Hail, Colum-
bia," and the guests on the porch of the old
hotel cheered welcome.
President Tyler, with his bride, spent
their honeymoon in the Presidents cottage.
Former President Davis was also among those
who visited the place, and President Grant,
Senator Carlisle, and President Arthur, with
four of his Cabinet, were guests in Balti-
more Row.
1t was always favorite of General Lee,
who spent the last three holidays of his life
there Old-timers recall his farewell as he
mounted his war-horse, '"Old Traveller" and
rode away. The visits of the beloved leader
of the Southern army are among the most
touching and treasured incidents in the his
tory of the Springs. After the close of the
civil war in 1867, he arrived there to be
greeted by 1000 sympathizing admirers and
few days later ball, attended by 5000
guests, was given for him.
Really, do not know whether there is
anything to the rumor that Mrs Lloyd
Wheaton Bowers is to be married soon Mrs.
Bowers denies it, but of course, that is her
sacred right. With Marthas approaching
marriage to Robert Taft, and Toms to Louise
HELEN, think it would be very nice for
Mrs. Bowers to make the third one in the
family to say Il will"
Somehow Or other think there is some
thing so sweet in the marriage of these young
folks. Martha Bowers and Robert Taft have
been sweethearts since childhood, and the
same is the case with Louise and Tom. Helen
The Washington times., 1914-04-26

Such feeling of sadness comes over me
when ! think of these recent weddings of
the boys in the army and navy and can
not help but wonder if the brides and
grcoms don't feel much worse about it than
we know. Not word have any of them
said. but there is the fact staring them in
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
Results OF the Election

There hardly be any complaint of the results of the
eection-C w Byers and j. A. Wheeler received such
vote to show that the people had implicit confidence in
them and that they worthy In the of county
clerk Byers he is to be congratulated He had made
good record and while his opponent worthy young
man. there complaint against him from any angle
Judge Murrays defeat a surprise but there
propaganda against the Judge for personal gudges etc.
and young Fitzgerald is very well known and popular
young
Metcalfs defeat of Keck surprise by many demo
Gratis and republicans Judge Weaver also received good
sized vote The Judge not looking for such signal
victory, himself We regret the defeat of W O. Hppard
but such is life. Amos Duncan out committeeman
from the End precinct by good margin Lyon and But
Ter good for the House. Clarence Jones and Ed
ward Merritt the democratic side E. S. Smith,
c. H. Jenkins E. c. Pruitt Geo. w. Schwaner and L. E.
Wheeler had opposition Graham is able man and
his record, for democrat, is good.
Andrew Russell carried Sangamon county by 5000 ma
iority Strnger beat Sullivan in this county. This
ty also gave L. Y Sherman very gratifying vote. The
whole ticket both sides is good. Harry Hofferkamp
beat Fahy by good margin -Hofferkamp very popu
lar. So now we start out again.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
Grand Session OF
Heroines of Jericho

Convened in beautiful Mason
ic Temple from September Sth
to 11th.
Grand Court was royalty en-
tertained by Shiloh Court No. l,
Mother Court of Illinois. Grand
Matron. Junior Matron and
Joshua made beautiful,addresses
Grand Court was highly honor
ed by having as their distin-
guished guest Mrs. c. r. Nc
Dowell. grand Matron of Mis-
souri, who held election and
installed the following officers;
Grand Matron. S. E. Cooper,
Chicago.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
The Future Depends
on the Present and Past.

That's all right girls, prepare
yourselves, go to school, take
special courses, you have plenty
of time to marry, you don't
want to marry so soon any
way, these jump up marriages
make business for the lawyers,
but that isn't it, you want
swell accomplished husbands
So also do swell accomplished
husbands want swell" accom-
plished wives, marrying is easy
but to get sturdy, sober, reliable
men is not easy unless you are
right. You need not expect to
go dragging along and do all
manner of questionable things
and get good husbands, you
will never do it, if you fool some
they will retaliate later. We
say this as pertinent advice.
Another thing. Don't get COM
mon, we fellows do unto you
too often as you will be done
unto There are girls whom
boys know where to see on
what corner, what time and Of
ten. The more seldom you see
girls wandering" around the
'crazier" the boys are after them
and good boys too. But if you
are everybodys good thing"
nobody wants yon. People want
precious jewels, not brass. Do
you catch me Steve? And too,
we believe in protecting our
girls, but we can't very well
protect you if we don't know
where you are "at." Ifyou are
playing into the enemies hands
it is not SO easy to protect you.
But follow the above moral code;
make the above yours, "In hoe
signo Vinces," and they can't
lose you.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
Published Weekly in Springfield and Peorio
DANVILLE

Danville colored people want
every body to know they have an
excellent co1ored d o c t from
Mexeco, Mo. He has a splendid
practice and everybody gets bet
ter he has treated, DIR. Jas. H.
Rachels Physician and Sergeon.
Mt. Zion Baptist church will
have a rally Sept 18th also an
Old Fashion basket dinner, every
body is invited to attend.
Henry Coins of Paris, ILL.,, is vis-
iting his brother Leroy Of this
city. He was also a guest at din
ner at the home of Mrs. Lizzie
Coins.
A. Rhodes of Lion Ave. is on
the sick list but is improving.
Miss Clay who was bitten by a
mad dog Aug. oath, is doing very
nicely under the care of DIR. J. H.
Rachels.
Mrs. Sherman 6 oins of 318
Eimwood Ave. and little daughter
Ethel had a very pleasant visit in
FRANKFORT, Ind, last week she was
the guest of Mrs. Joe Parker also
Mys L. Camenson of Albany St.
She returned home last Wednes-
day and was accompanied from
Lafayette, Ind, by an old friend.
Theodore Anderson, formerly of
Sparta but now of Detroit, Mich.
who was on his way to his old
home to visit relatives.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
News by Correspondents


Mrs. Katie Parker returned
from pleasant visit with relatives
OF Lexington. Tenn. She was ac-
companied by her friend Miss
Bowen from the same place.
Mrs. Hansworth of Carrolton,
Miss. is the guest here of her sis
ter Mrs. w. M. Triplett and son
Macon Saunders.
Mrs. Burghart and daughter
Lena of Greenville, was the guests
Of friends here.
The little SON of Mrs. Ollie Blue
Of N. Sandy st. is quite i'll
Little Ollie Elizabeth Brown
has been on the sick list.
Miss Nellie Early. our reporter
was royalty entertained at an ex-
cellent dinner September 13, at
Mrs. Sarah Bells on Ashland Ave.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
Welcome Ye State Fair
Visitors to Our Fair City.

You are as welcome as the
flowers in May. The keys are
yours, our historical buildings
are open to you. Here you may
go and kneel at the shrine of a
great man, a man who wrought
nightly, an apostle of freedom
and liberty. He lies buried in
yon graveyard, his last resting
place is distinguished, a tall
pyramid, towering the skies,
tells where he was lain and
where his dust is. Go out and
behold the place where they laid
him nearly a half century ago.
This is a cordial. hospitable
town, even though its once fair
escutcheon was stained with un-
hallowed blood, we are striving
assiduously to eradicate from
our foreheads that crimson un-
pardonable sin.
This is your fair, not ours,
you are the guests, we the hosts,
enjoy yourselves. This fair is
not mere good time place, see
the agricultural wonders out
there, this is a great state.
Our fine live stock shows are
unsurpassed.
We have many farming i'm
plements that will meet with
your appreciation.
Don't go out to the Fair
grounds and get in fight over
politics, base ball or the war.
see the grand sights thereat
Don't fail to see the State House
Lincoln's Residence and Oak
Ridge. We have the third most
beautiful cemetery in the United
States, our people are o. K. So
is our town. Come to Spring
field and live.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
BUFFALO

Saturday Sept. 5th. st. Pauls A..
M. E. church held an Ice Cream
supper for the benefit of the
church. all reported q nice time.
Mrs. Laura Bucknen of Aux
vase, Mo, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Vim. Bonaparte and Mrs. Ed.
Young. They spent Sunday in
Decatur visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Prior and family. Abe
Prior Of Mexico, Mo. is also visit
ing Mrs. Bonaparte.
Miss Matte Perry was a caller
in Springfield Sunday and Tues
day.
Rev. w. F. Walker of Spring
field called here Saturday evening
and also attended the sucial at st.
Pauls church.
Mr.. Russsl was called to Alton,
to the bedside of his son-in-law.
Mr.. Honor.
Miss Della Wheatly of st. Louis
visited Miss Perry few days ago
Leon Smith of Jacksonville, Wis
tied Miss Matte Perry Sunday eve.
and Monday there were num-
ber of young people called on him
and made every hour pleasant and
enjoyable for him.
Mr.. Smith returned to his home
in Jacksonville Tuesday feeling
that he has been royalty enter
tanned.
Miss Nan Pope and Miss Lee
Galbert of Barkley reports that
Mrs. Arthur w. Watts is i'll.
Mrs. Mcdaniel spent a few
weeks visiting mother and friends
in Mexico, Mo-, returning home a
few weeks ago she reports an en-
joyable time.
Miss Ellen Carico was caller
in Buffalo Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mar
shall baby boy Aug. oath.
Miss Mary Marshall of Lanes
vile visited in Buffalo Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr., John To W n sly was in
Springfield Sunday.
Mr. Levi Baker was in Spring
6eld Monday evening.
Mrs. Manuel Bonaparte was in
Buffalo Sunday.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
THE CRISIS

The August and September
number of the Crisis are on sale
at the Brown Hotel, T. X. and
]. E. Thompson's, the Forum
office and at ]. P. Roberts. At
Peoria at 1924 south Adams
street, and at Lincoln at Mel
sons News Stand, Broadway
and Chicago streets. If you
want the Crisis or any other
paper delivered, telephone 2720
in Springfield, in Peoria tele-
phone 0. K. Baker, New Phone.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19

Senior Matron, Mamie E. Bish
Chicago.
Secretary, Lula D. Moore of
Chicago.
Treasurer, Julia Brummel, De-
catur.
Joshua, Bro. Thos. Donnegan,
Springfield.
Chair. of Endowmen Board,
Julia Duncan, springfield.
Sec. of Endowment Board,
Rebecca Johnson. Chicago.
Grand Treas. of Endowment
Board, Mamie E. Bish Chicago.
|. S. G. K, Josephine Jones, r.
St. Louis.
0. E. S. G. X, Blanche Smith
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE ORGANIZE

The County Genital Committees of both the democratic
and republican parties have met and organized. Geo E.
Keys selected chairman of the republicans and and j.
E. Caldwell of Williamsve for the democrats. The
publicans have strong County central committee and
very eectual work will be done very able and rep
resentatve set of chosen for delegates to the
state convention which met at Peoria Friday spirit
ed session held able speeches made by all the
leading republicans Peoria is convention city and
knows the game
large delegation from here attended the State Con.
venon at Peoria.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
PUPILS OUT HALF
TIME DURING FAIR

The school board has at last
determined on the days and par.
tied days of recess for the city
schools during State Fair week.
Teaches and pupils will be re-
leased from classes Monday and
Friday of next week AL day, and
afternoons Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Classes on days
when partial schedules are main
tanned will be called at 8 O'Clock
q. M
You kids must renemne not
to e too selfish and leave art of
tbs Far Grounds for 40,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
DECATUR

Decatur nominated good ticket. There not few
surprises however Everybody expecting it to be Nc
Gorray Trouman for sheriff but Tandy beat them to it,
J. H. Mccoy nominated for County Judge, j. H
Shro for County treasurer Patterson for County clerk
Miss Moore for County Superintendent of Public Schools
Dr. T. c. Buxton for the Legislature and E. Perkins of
Lincoln
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19

Rev. Mr.. Irwin of Joliet filled
the pulpit at Grace M. E. church
last Sunday at the 8 o'clock
service. Rev. Wright of Buffalo,
Ill, preached Monday evening,
September 7th.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19

Notice for sale at 1924 South
Adams St., the Freeman, the
Chicago Defender, the New York
Age, the Boston Guardian, the
Crisis and the Forum.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
Chicago.

Chicago.
Historians Nina Burns,
Springfield; Mary Lee, Spring
field.
Grand Court Heroines of Jeri-
cho tender Ivanhoe Command
cry No. 3 X. of T. a vote of
thanks for their assistance and
beautiful display.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1914-09-19
JACKSONVILLE
lBy Nellie Early)

Mrs. c. M. Sharp has position
at Herman's. Millinery store. She
is well fitted for her position and
receives quite meet sum.
Mrs. Lillian Plant, has returned
from a business trip at Chicago.
Mrs. M. ]. Davis returned from
Chicago Heights, ILL.,, where she
visited her daughter She also
visited in Chicago.
Misses Margaret Dewitt and
Fannie Branum expect to leave
December Is for New York.
The Needle Craft Club was roy
ally entertained by Mrs. Walter
Taylor 472 S. Clay Ave. The
meeting was opened with solo
by Mrs. w. Taylor, prayer by
Chaplin Mrs. Angie Harris an ella
horate menu was served.
Rev. H. H. Dewitt, pastor of
Second Baptist Church was elect
ed Moderator for the year at
Wood River Baptist Convention,
Alton.
Rev. j. Kirk preached an able
sermon September 13, at McCabe
church.
Rev. A. M. Todd preached able
sermons during the week at Nc
Cabe Church. he was from Clarks-
vile, Mo.
Mr.. Marion Mason of w. State
St. returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Norton of Waverly, spent
a few days with her daughter
Mrs. w. M. Blue of S. Clay street.
She also attended the Ringing
Bros Circus here September II.
Mrs Eugene Trumbo was pa
tent at the Home Sanitarium on
w. Morgan st.
Mr.. Paul Briscoe left for Chica-
60.
A minstrel troop of our race
was represented at the Ringing
Bros Circus among it was the fa-
nous Ringing Bros Band of
which Mr.. Pope is leader and also
was Mr.. and Mrs. Myers noted
people.
Mrs. Medora Clark and little
Margaret Payton of E. College st.
we're Springfield visitors recently.
Mrs. Clark found her son Mr.,
Riley Daily much improved.
Among the sick are little Ollie
Brown. Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Bryant
Miss Nellie Early and Mrs. Sharp.
We hope for all speedy recovery.
Mrs. Laura Lafayette and mother
Mrs. c. Barnett and daughter Miss
Elnora has returned from Chica-
Mrs. Fred Samuels has returned
from Glen Dive, Montana.
A very successful supper was
given September s, at the Second
Baptist church by the choir
The Zoolo Club of Mt. Emery
Baptist church gave very sue
cessful supper September 8.
A very successful supper was
given September 7, at the A. M. E
Church.
Mr.. Walter Patterson Of Chicago
was the guest of his wife and
o<t..~ fs-sar1c here
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-14

Mir. and Mrs F V. Hutchinson of Minneapolis Minn, are back at the Arlington and plan making their usual substantial stay. Both are enthusia F. tic golfers and can be relied upon playing reguiarly over the Country Club links, the course they claim to be the banner enc of them all in the land.
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Personals

M ~a @&%M " @r1 o|
 
 J. IT, Weller of New York City is a -uest al the Eastman
 F. N Joseph of New York City is stopping at tae Eastman
 Mrs. A. Ii. Wright of Merrill, Wis i is socst at the Arlington
 Louis suisheimer of HousJor Tex | is registered at the Eastman
 C. II. Thompson of Spokane Wash is guest at tPe Majestic Hotel
 L. B Cravath and II E Moore Of Memphis are at the Arlingtan for short stay
 J. l.. Murphy one of St Louis lead ug business men, is a guest at the Majestic Hotel
 Mir and Mrs w. Black and Garland Black of BrinMey, arrived at the Ma Icstic Hotel yesterday
 Mrs H. C. Musgerridge of Kansas ] City arrived yesterday on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Looney
 Mrs Harry Martin of Black RocR, Ark. arrived yesterday to attend the funeral Of Mrs Lou Hotchkss
 Samuel Weiss If Cleveland. C., reached the Eastman yesterday He plans making an extended stay.
 w. r. Brookng joined the East mans St Louis wing yesterday. He plans making an extended stay.
 Among the arrivals yesterday at the Majestic Hotel were Mr and Mrs p. O. Brussels of Wichita, Kan.
 Mrs. D. Silbernagel, who has been visiting Mrs. C. Wclcher. will return to her home at Pine Bluff today.
 Mr. and Mrs A L. Ries of Mil waukee, Wis are old friends back at the Arlington for months visit
 Dr. w. F. Aughinbaush of Wash ngton, D. C. reached the Arlington yesterday. He plans making a pro- tracted visit
 Mir and Mrs. R C. Barnes, two of the most prominent residents of Phif lips, Miss are guests at the Majestic Hotel.
 | G. F. Beamer. one of the VrginlA regulars. arrived from East Radio d today. He Is a guest at tue Majestic Hotel
 Mr. Frank Wilcox of Hancock, Miss. arrived yesterday to spend the balance of the winter H. is located at the Majestic Hotel
 Four new arrivals at the Majestic Hotel yesterday joined the Chicago crowd They were F. R. Newman and wife; R. l.. Rees wife and daughter Mr. Henry L. Spencer, Mir and i Mrs. A. F Fournier, prominent resi- dents of New Lond-n, Conn, are reg istered at the Majestic Hotel 
 Alr and Mir F. $ Perkins of Prov idence. R. l.. are back al the Airing ton for another say They were m st active in social affairs when here last season
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Adam Hoch. wealthy and retired business man of CarlingiIe Ll and Mir and Mrs Harry Stigel also we'll to-do people from the same place. are bathing at the Lamar bath house Al! three are annual lisitorls to the Va ley of Vapors. and a,ways have a good word for this resort
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-14

Prominent among yesterday ar rivals at the Arlington were Nau..> J Currau, Rev F. $. Riordan and John Joyce of AndoyeG Mass. and Dr M A. Dignan and John J. Me Donuel of Lawrence, Mass The big party is in the Spa on pleasure bent and plans making a protracted stay
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-14
Thar WIT LiYe Forever
The Old Oaken Bucket
I,,; ~ u to fo,,,d on o1oe JOS of "TIEART SONGS"

Vx1RTTFN Massachusetts Farmer HIS tame TS ifho we
 n}uc posed the uuc good lief hanging n the hs sowfichv il live uongat s
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-14

]. P Heery representing the Heery Machine and Battery Works ot Chi. caeo, is in the city and is a guest at the Goddard Mir Heery deals in electric automobiles, and while here
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Mrs. Carrie Ripper of santa Cruz Cal. has decided to spend the winter in Hot Springs in preference to the Golden State She is registered at the Majestic Hotel
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will unite business with pleasure ll offering the public big bargains it electric automobiles.
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Capt P. J. OBrien and his son. A J O'Brien, of Chicago, are paying their annual February visit to the Arlington. Capt OPrien has long been prominently connected with Chi. cagos police eera 'tm ut in fact, is one of it's ab3est mtm' CTS an officer known throisn his sNl the cyuntry over
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were warmIy welcomed on all sides upon their arrival They plan mak- ing their usual extended stay
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Pr minent among the St Louis ar rivals yesterday were F. J Stewart and Mr. and Mrs Ed Mannion They are registered at the Majestic Ho tel and plan a months visit.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-14

Yesterdays arrivals at the Maies tic Hotel included the foilowng C C Ashbrook, Mansfield, O. Mrs. J. W Henderson TUnicu Miss and Mrs C. L. Eaten, Milwaukee. Wis
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Lee Lehman and Joe Lehman of Pittsburg Pa. were two other Arling ton regulars arriving yesterday Both
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Open all night. Sorrels Drug Store. 1.7-tf
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$ IT, Kayanaugh of Memphis is a euest at the Arlington He joined his good friend, Russell Gardner, the live wire from St. Louis, and plans making an extended stay
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Mr and Mir r. $ Perkins of Prov idence. R. L. are back at the Airing ton for another say They were m st active in social affairs when here last season