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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11
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The beginning sof thesweektin the
eastern fields brings no sensations.
Tie most important late feature 50
far and what most pleases eastern
operators and producers. in the Mid
Continent field Is the. two-ccnt ad-
vance In tile market, making the
price now paid by the purchasing
agencies Los cents. Eastern op.
orators and producers are inclined
To take a little comfort out of The
advance for tho reason they believe
that che advance in the western
market Is next TO an assurance that
the price OF high grade crude wits
mt be reduced.
Eligible To Money. 3
Another year OF such prosperity
as was last y6ar and the eastern
prpduscI willsfeel that he Is eligible
TO the plutocracy. WithSthe mar
ket price d crude $3.50 a barrel,
ii 8 possible 70 Sdfill for light wells
and there IS scarcely q section that
produces oil that ttsis5not possible
to dosso and reatizea profit.
Pumper III Roanc.
In smithfield district, Roanc
county. the Ohio Fuel OIL Company
has completed It's initial test well
on the j. II: Hammtek farm and has
q i5-barrel persday pumper from the
Zig fnjIn sand.
= Also Some Gassers.
In Geary district, in tic same
county the United Fuel Gas Com.
pany completed three. wells on the
Brown Goshorn & Swan tract; two
Of thcse were fair gassers from the
pig iainng sand and one,a fair Max
dn gasser:.
a little ere.si s.r .2Ft s
On Henry FofF I'M { smitiNhti'
district, same county, The c9StIi
ytt' 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11

Penn OH Company has completed
Its third test we'll OH the s. S. Mil
Ter farm and 1t will make n 5-bar-
rel per day pumper from the Big
-lnjun sand.
Likewise In Writ.
z In Burning Springs district. Writ
county, Roberts Bros. have com,
pleted their No. "a on the Rath.
bone oil tract and after a Shot in
tie gas sand have a 5.barrcl per. day
pumper.
One Worth While.
& In Huntington district, Marion
county, the Clayton Oil Company
flas completed its second test well
on the lngomar farm and lras a 20.
ihafrel per day producer from the
Sig lniun sand.
In Gordon Sand. Fl.
Treat & Rowland have completed
tleir initial test we'll on the Smith
farm, located in sardis district, Har-
isnn county, and have fair gas
well from the Gordon sand.
Just Ten Barrels.
On Elk river, in Big Sandy. dis,
trict, Kanawha county. the South
Penn Oil COMPANY has completed
Its second test on the w. r. White
farm. and it is showing for 10,
i.a;rel per day producer from thu
Weir sand.
Southeastern Ohio.
On the Ohio side, near Stock
rort. in Malta township. Morgan
county, Rc2a Brothers and Compan,
have completed tiieir No. well OF
the Agnes Y ing farm, and it viii
not be bettos than three barre
per day pumper from the Cow Rul
ssnd.
In the Bartlett development, IL
tyestly township. Washington coun
~, Roscber and Tate have complet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11

Mrs. Mary eatiiarinc Austin, wife
6f Jacob l. Austin. who lives in tile
old Prickett house on the farm be-
longing to Father Boutlou. died Fri.
day at o'clock a. M, of the dread
plague, tuberculosis. Deceased was
born in Barbour county in October,
1876, and was 81 years old. United
With the Dunkard or German Baptist
church near Morgantown in early.
life and was an exemplary Christian
and loving wife aud mother. She
leaves, a husband and four children
living: Mabel. Irwin, Ellis and Des-
Sic. There is also one infant dead.
There remains also of her family yet
living, mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bow
man, Of Pisgah Church, aionongalsa
county, and three brothers, L. c..
Bowman, OF Morgantown: John G..
Bowman, OF, Pisgah, and James ID.
Bowman. of Hoult. 1nterment was
IN Pisgah cemetery Saturday at noon:
AIS. Annie Mcintyre and two
daughters. OF Fairmont. have been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hall, near
iioult last week. III,
Miss Goldic Trtppett, Of Little
Falls, but attending Normal school,
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chas. r..
Hall, Sunday.
Revival services began at tleaM.
=. church here last night. Rev.. Dill
Ion Groves pastor.
Mr.. Ben snider. of Lag Cabin Hill.
was the guest of friends in iloult
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Mary Gaskins, of Monoasah.
Twas visiting her son. Mr.. O. W. KGl-
Ter, ut this place saturday and Sun
cay.
Several of ous young leople have
been attending The revival Services
NJ Mcadowdalc.
/! Sir. Vim. II. Hall, loctmas.cr "
this place, was at Point Marion Fri
day, where he was engaged in doing.
some diving for the government.
Mr.sand Mrs. grandchildren, of
Darrackyille, were the guests of his
parents at this place Sunday.
Owing to the factth revival ser
vices are in progress at tile Hoult
church, there win be no sessions OF
the Hoult Literary society until att
er the close of the meeting. Quite an
interesting. session was held last Fri:
day night. the program being well
rendered and the debate spirited,
Miss Freda Parsons, Of Rivesville,
and Miss Hazel Keener, Of Watson,
| were guests at Mrs. E. II. Hoult's last
week. !.
A returned missionary from Mas
sadonia, gave avery interesting talk
lot the NJ. E. church at this place
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Pat Huey, from Montana
Mines: has moved into oneof Jim sni.
dcr's houses ut this place.
A Rock party was held at Mrs. E.
H. Hoult's Saturday evening and
amongst those present were the fol:
flowing: Miss Freda, Parsons, Of
RiYesviilc; Miss Hazel Keencr,. Of
Watson; Miss Goldies Trippett. of Lit
tie Falls; Carl Dawson, Of Montana
Mines; Mill,aieElfresh and olin Wat.
Eias, Of Hoult.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11

roa REnr-aooms WITH of without
iighe housekeeping Applr Mrs.
Robertson. Cor. Monroe and High
J g - " Y: Y 1851. sc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11
THE MARKETS
PRoDUCE MARKET.

1MVUUOG mhnhG1t
WHEELING. NJ Va. Feb. "a
Potatoes. sess 81 Cabbage. bbl
200: Sweet potatoes. basket. $50
loo: Jerseys, barrel. s.75 !; Yelias
onions. bpshei j. 40; Bag, COO
|2.75; celery, Florida large, SO q s5i
Crate. 2::s5; Lemons. S.75: Florids
oranges. 2.50; Apples, fancy. 500
Apples, choice, 400 Parsnips: 200
California nayals, 2:4o; Nal. grape
l;eg. $50: Carrots; bushel, SIS
Turnips. barrel, 2:15; cranberries
barrel, 400; cranberries; box. q.
90; Radishes. IS; sehallott, rs;
cauliaower, crate, !. liz; Lettuce IL
Butter Cheese, Eggs and Poultr,
No. J fancy creamery, 80; Obi
and PENNSYLVANIA, 80: Cooking, 20;
Select eggs, 32; Fresh to mark, 30;
Storage, geo 30.
Poultry, Dressed Springs. ~
Hens, pound, Fs1s Turkeys, IS;
Ducks, 2s; Broilers, fresh. 20
Geese, 1s; Alive-Hens. pound 100
10; Turkeys, goo 22;. BOOSTERS. ID
lo;s Dicks. pound. 14@ is; Pige
ons. pair, 500 S5: Geese, 80.
GRAIN.
CHICAGO, u Feb: 11.SSEshuttini
down Of expert demand today coln
teracted bpllish sentiment regard
ing wheat: IN consequence tn,
market m closed easy, q shade off ia |,
shade up compared with saturda.
night. Corn finished half to "a,
down: oats at q decline Of as L
$50 1-2. and provisions with
loss Of 2 s1-2 q SC to 10 @l2 1-2c.s
Cash quotations were as follows
5Rye-No. q; 81 1-2c. s + s
BarleyF Feed or mixing 50fc72c
Timothy seed-ss::75 9ass5.25. -.
Glover eed-s12.oo @s14:6o:
Pork Mess, s21.e5. I 81. IN
Lard@(in tierees) 5000.
l1.5o.
I UNION STOCK Il YARDS. Pitts
burgh, Feb: 11.-cattle higher
supply, 20 cars. Choice, SIS 09.15;
prime. s.SO@s.s5.
Sheep higher; supply, IL double
decks. Prime weathers. Clio G6.e5}
culls and commons, 3.ooaa.5o
lambs, 6.O06s.25.
Veal calves. 11.50@12.oO.s
Hogs strong; receipts, is dou
bleedleeke. Prime heavy, s.2o@s.
90; mediums. heavy and light york
ers, $50 99.S5; pigs. s.oO%e.25}
|rouglls, 5000 $50. w. ~.
LIVE STOCKS.
WHEELlNGssW. Va Feb. IL
cattle-Prime 1;ooito LOO, 81.
75@S.Q0; Coco, . ,oosto 100. 7.5t
@, 7.7I5; good, 800 to 100, f.256
$50: Good, 500 to 800. 200 @,7.25;
Good. 700 % 500. s:5o a 1900; Com
mon. s;oo@e.5o; Beef bulls. $500
100: Bologna bulls. s5.50@6.5o
Beef cows, 5.00@G GOO; Bologns
cows, s.0O@5.00. 81,
Hogsschoiee. s.s599.oo; good
Is.75@s,s5; Light and common, s.
|,25as:s5; Stays and cows, G.5O0
500. u. ~,
shcep-;e!txtra. 400 q 5.O0; good
a.5.o14.Q0; common, 200 @ 90;
Lambs, 5,Oo@7.75. +
\ Veal Calves and Fresh Cows
y, calves. e'iqiee, 1850; good. 10.
500 II 90; thin and heavy calves
100 @Fs110:n0: Fresh COWS, extra pre-
head. 5o.0o@75.o0: Fresh COWS
common TO fair $500 G4O.O0.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11
It'll yDB. 1
IT'S DR.. Edwards olive Tablets 70.
You!

q r.. q . 70 Il z . .
/ Beware Of the habit of coastipa-
tion. 1t develops from Just few:
constituted days, unless you take
yourself in hand. RI
Coax the faded bowel muscles
back to normal action with DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets, the substitute
for ealomel. DON'T force them to
unnatural action with severe medi-
eines or by merely flushing out the
intestines with nasty, sickening
cathartics. & r.
rr. Edwards believes in gentlez
ness, persistency and Natures as.
sistance. * Z!
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets open
the bowels; their action is gentle.
yet positive. There is never any
pain or gripping when Or. Edwards,
Olive Tablets are used. Just the
kind OF treatment old persons should
have. &
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arc a
vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. you will know them by
their olive color. Take one or two
occasionally and have no trouble
with your liver, bowels or stomach.
10c and 25c per box. The Olive
Tablet Company Columbus, o. All
Druggists. I. e. (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11

TOR R ENT FURNISHED rooms for
light housekeeping Apply 2o1s
Jackson street. rs sae5 sst9l 1-a0.tfS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-11

,yANTED-Gir 9ror general house
work. Call SEX Consol.: phone.
OF address Box 5sl. City!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
Liquor Problem in the Diff
ferent Navies of the World
Daniels Ban Sets New Precedent in Naval CrcesNo Drinking
Among English Officers When Fighting is 10 Be Done
lntemperance on Russian Fleet

New York. Queen Victoria. down
% within The Last ten or fifteen yean
Of Der long relgn. was very fond o
cruising aiorg the south coast OF Eng
land On board one or another OF hai
steam yachts
one windy day. says a writer In m,
Nes YORK Times. she established her
sslf Eih her ladies at the leo OF on,
u ne for4ard deck cabins aud wal
quietly reading. when she noticed 81
unusual comuiotina. hrst among IN,
members n the crew and then anon
The suhaltem officers Tssy VsTs
constantly approaching. then stoppini
short. shisperng 70 one another. ant
theroupon Withdrawing vith yer,
periurbed look on their faces FINALLY
her curiosity Vas excited and. catch
ing sight Of Admiral sir John Fuller
ton. then In command of the rDya
yachts. the summ0led him and In
au.rcd what vas the matter ant
whether mutiny vas brewing
Almost. mn am be replied "Yot
se' ma am. YOU are sitting with youi
back % me cabin Vhere the grog &,
krpi and the creN are afraid that thsj
will have to go without their daily ra
ton"
Tho queen laughlneiy consented u
risa and allow her chair 30 be- moved
so as 90 permit Of access % the gros
Ton on the condition that she was GO
corded a gnns thereof ggafhng %
she eSpressed her approval of IL taste
and incidentally OF The practise of al
lowing the members Of the crew
daily nation u rum
20 may therefore. be- taken foi
granted that any such edlci as thai
ls7Isf by Josephus Daniels. secretary
~ the navy. prohibiting not only m,
drinking bu' even the presence ~ al
cCho.ic liquors on board any American
WarNhip. 0r within the precincts o
any American navy yard or station
would not have commended ltsplf {,
the British queen
Al % the influence ~ Queen Viciosii
during the sixty three years she rpcn
0u ,ho throne we're exercised iu 'ayo
~ temperance. Edward vi f0llowinl
On her footsteps IN this respect. aud NJ
efficacy can b. -eallEsd hy q c0mrorl
fot win Che hard drinking which pre-
ai.ad during the fret four decades o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Secretary Of Navy Josephus Daniels.
Oh. nineteenth century In all walks OF
Hr.r Ia nfo ss compared with the very
general Hohre'y 90, tho present day
in fhe nrst twenty years % her reign
netrioty Wss the fashion amoug all
r.fasrs ~ thr population. temperance
al sbu1rmaIify. and the expression
drunk nF lord. no mere figure ~
.ue.Ch since 1850 iutnticniion has
been irnaued upon by society as bad
form and lntolerahle vulgarity. and
the masses have taken their cue from
Tho rlasaoE 90 the matter
Within year after tho Accession OF
Edward vi tu he crown b. caused a
notification 90 BE- quietly issued 20 the
officers Of The navy aud army thar be-
would feel himself just NJ much bon
ored By their drinking his health IN
water aE IN vine or spirits ~ the
nae. dinner % every British regiment.
save ne Black Watch. and Ca board
every British Narship the toast Of -the
kng Is given each niRht Of the year
% - custom dating from the eud
~ the seventeenth century. when SYN.
rathv f0r ihr lost stuart cause was
aidaspfead ard Il sas considered nee
eary 20 require officers of the army
and AMY o. pledge each day in this
fashion their loyalty % william and
MARI ~ good Queen Anne and iu The
BRUSH s1gereigns Of the house OF
Hanover Some secret aiherunta Of
Toe sllafis used o. compr mise mat
tsrl 9Th their conscience by 'oasting
the sovereign over their finger bowl
A. a. ~ satisfy themselves that they
we're drinking the health not only o
ne monarch in London but Of the Ri,
over the water that h. 10 say. IN
sriied James n al the court of 81
German. and he son and grandson
known a. the old and Young ifeien
ders. respectively For TIM reason m
uss 0i hnKsrboxls 1as prohibited II
mos' naval and military mssses. an
efea . this day II n contrary 70 81
sletts - have them appear on the GIN
nsr table shsn any membsr o; IN
rssuing family ~ Engisnd 4 pf'--sn
7 tn Black Watch refrain from giY
inr t5is daily toast o. the k!ns q
ue-f sssss dinner. Il IL because. hav
M oesn raissd 70 nxht the stuart
t.sy haze always claimed Tat thei
f,siD 10 the Er<lAt hoss Of fisno
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Mrs ~ : Warmer spent several
J8,s or the South plains last week.
John CroRuo,cr Of Llauo was ~
town Tuesday
Miss Elsie Wallace BIS with the
Hammer family
- g. pipkiu of Amarillo was 90
Claude Wednesday
Mis- Mary Wfrr is o guest of her
uncle. e. VI NikcI
SIR ANA Mrs s. T. cobb were
Claude visitors WEDNESDAY
p o NshVorth tas iu Fort Worth
tbi. week ON business
Nr. otto Grumko will probably
return from Amarillo Sunday
Nh. : ~ Martin has returned
from u week. .ta a. Clarendon.
sheriff Rod trr and Constable
Collins have returned from bust
uU- tnp CO. san 'utonio
Mis-. lois Smal'.y. who has been
confined lao hcr home lor The past
three weeks of .'oe fever is improy-
IIs
Harm kirht wont g. ualhart Fri
dat 900 was accompanied ON hts re-
turn Do dauLhirr Leila Margaret
N- ola cob. returned from
Guudni-bt Npdnc Iay, where she
bad been attending The Goodnight
Dollce. o.. past year
Rev Us u Avert. who spent the
winter 40 Clarendon whore his chill
T drcu were Boo -rh. b. returned To
hi- ranch near lauo
Miss bessie Nr lrcu passed NJ
the Denver SuuI. ON her way "a
. Canyon City VNrr. she will attend
. tHc summer Normal
Miss siua u..say. vino has been
with the family of " ". Branson
for the past tNu weeks has returned
. @. her home.
Miss Alma Wilson returned We'd
ncaday from kI. KEY college At
sherman. She palt several days AT
+ Celina after soHou. closed,
ll1no was ror..seBic3 M Claude
saturday hv HaH Jones T
F christian N d. Huehlott. ~. X
rrlan and bis Irfht little son
Mr. W s. Wilson and brother
Charlie knight. returned Tuesday
from ChickasHH okla. where the'
spent about ten flvs with relatives
Miss Maud Mclean of Clarendon
stopped on here saturday % spend :
frW DAYS with Nr. ! l. poak Mis-
/ Mclean taught Of Hereford the pas
year
Miss Lille HuHf.ey came In Tues
day evening from Plaiuviev whcr'
she bias been Boz .lool Che past wear
She will return .U few days 10 TAX
/ NO work Boo Tho summer Norma
there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

me El..1 no only excess 10 this In
that ] can recall on the part u naval
officers ~ any European power we're
those which ~ seriously handicapped
tho armada ~ yO0r Admiral hokies'
yonsky pn iis memorable yoyage from
the Baltic ~ nnaI destruction 10 jap
anese waters b. Admiral Togo Do 1908
20 small share ~ me possibility
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

~ that memorable dlFnster vas due
a. me widely known and widely dia
GUESSED lairmar-1nre ~ mat NJ INC
officers OF mo- Inflated Russian feet
Tho ont. taHa.as that are run on
abfolutelY '.r0'al lines are those ~
The embryo Canadian navy bui The
experiment oau hardly h. considered
ns very ucrev'Ii since the ships ny.
ing tho dominion fag have been par
ucularly unfortunate 10 he way ~
straudlng and other mlsh1py ~ a
moro on lees serious character. due.
apparently. fu faulty navigation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

I..r IlE rt.aiug tHU pavilion 1i
D..run.. nfrk rams with 'hD melody
49, fI..cs best orchestra efforts.
.. f1 thc lrippius OFF feet oi the
dancer. NhD attended fhe baseball
..r.H |.uco rHeu bl .HH pohrrty
.'"I A hIr s'nr'u1 smiling moon
... ..I Fnt,t at iha dancers.
.H. mfr.ad of trinf.i1r star.
- fHr.3 Ii.."ing flashed
r.'. uf tue lar. drum and coll
0r.# .Uf. flashed etrE who're ~
r...H. H.d glorious lw. voted %
iI. H dance ever given in This ciiy
Hr| .r.I.n.h inquired when the
U.. ONO would o. given
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
Hni Weather Ipnir aud Health
Iiuiitlef.

40. fuu run down Nervous
Tired b. everything tou DO au ei-
forte Son are NOT law YOU are
.k Your Stomach. Liver. kidney
ar1 tluIr f.m need a Tonic =
Torir aud Health Builder 20 drive
nnt fHe waste matter build YOU up
Hui r.nse your strQng'h Nothing
better Than Electric Bitter S-Hr'
tnI4E Nr Iamrs Duncan Hntuos.
rI'e ST.. tito. Completely cured
ms anr severfl doctor gave mo
up -Hr. and 81 geo. at vour Drug
nf.f
HU.kIon's Arnirl Salfe Tor Cuts
lAly.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

uaruallg Cafe. 81 Polk street
clean. roomy. cool aud new
OF service. iT9-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Teach Che facts about yoar home
c.'r u tHr public h1ot. urge. ihc
bureau of municipal research. NcE
lura ..fs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

We viii Tor short timc. make YOU
one dozen post card photos Tor sr,-
rpty-tItc ccut~. Stirratt studio, BOB
last ith street 1881
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
Unwarran,sd Liberty

You are taE.ug a 'bnrtr when ror
pat q strange horse ON me nose $.l
pos" horses went around nl'iua r"u
on the nose louisville Courier lour
nal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

~ vii for short time. make YOU
'rc i"ren posi rafd photos for sfi
entr.fivc cenis. Ntilrait studio. .na
East It'll street. fst..t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

40 picuics wiz be allowed on the
grounds of the Amarillo Outdnr
Cluh unless arsugements are made
with the general MANAGER.
% y nOYLES.
General Manager
1Sf-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

saturday ana MONDAY at The
ia1ios store. .I- polk Seven snec-
ia't fS4-2t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

wears guarantee. See l.. L. llnarn a.
Bralcltun-pryO co. lGG-tt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06
Out OF Town Society
MEMPHIS.

The Young Ladies' class al the
Christian church we're 90 .ertained al
ihe home Of J y. bradley Monday
aignt In honor ~ Misses Emma More
man and Tula Leak ON eAterlnl
punch Nas served 10 each. Miss cleo
9radloy presiding Al The punch bow
Progressive fOry-tWO a. iudulg
od IN aa part Of the evenings en-
feftainmont. after which, Ice cream
and cake vas served IHe evening
Entertainment was inter pers'd with
music which all enjoyed ,ery mIcu.
Following are those HhO we're
present Misses Emma Morcman
Iula Leak Alice STINT zoe, tucilo
Craft Orcne Lane. Ntra Young Eu.
nice Herd Clara pirtlc inulah and
Cleo Bredley. Messrg John Milan
Elsun Curg J. r. sutton. 81 ~.
raird. Brioc stephen SAN FiiIger
ADD. Mr. and Mrs Cicero Milan
Miss Leak left Tor Arlington TUGS.
JAS where She will make her future
home aud Miss Moronau viii leave
DO e. loW dny FOR t1rpu thri tl
.lerc she Will loin .rr parduia
Those popular Young aiio 800. Do
snry much missed from their large
circle o. friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Try Daiiy News Want Ads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Try Daily News want Ads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

Misses Rachel aud anna Moore
most charmingly entertained with q
sos O'Clock luncheon in honor of Mr.
o.. q street Of Graham IoSas Cos.
ora we're laid for eigh with dainty
place cards bearing To- name of th'
I0nOree. a delicious Wouu of Sos
rfu courses Hcrp served from q
pretty decorated table 40 The con
r.usion OF the dinner .9r tho even
Iugs diversion o. and 5000 we're play
% Those ON loying fHis most de-
Nshtnl affair were t.n huuorcr
IHdsmcs street. Baskerville Kin
ard Fore. Misses AuuIo Thompson
aud Lucille Houston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-06-06

prof Meadow caml BOO last wr"t
rom % Two weeks viHii Zoo IurumthiI,
IS. 81 aud other point
Elder u r. Leak and family lrl'
f1r Arlington Tuesday mnrniu
where they viii mah' their future
home
Nr Anime Burke and baby came
Zoo la.t .,cck from Oklahoma CITY
'or visit with her parents Mr an0
Mr. g. n Bell.
SIR and Mrs a Travis came home
Thursday from an extended visit
with relative and friend ai Io'h.
ucy aud other points
& A. Dyo wont up fu Claude ~ai.
urday morniu Jo look after adjust
.ng some hail Insurance claims that
Fa. brought about hy O. hail there
lau week
Prof T. So johnson who has Iu
closed very ucc' 5000 school ai
Turkey. lcfi Monday morning for
/ valraraisn. Ind whore ho will al
tend summer school in Nalparai %
. University Mr. lohu on 'iN have
churrc ~ the school "a Qauil next
year
NJ. NJ W Strinrar lcft Monday
sor East Tcy1. where she nill make
81 three weeks visit with relatives
and friends 100 Wu1old Brcckon.
rdrp Dallas and otlor points
Miss Wvle returned Friday night
rom Amarillo where sh" had been
. visiting irn dafs She lru Tor
lion HON, lt Henderson. T"ta.. sun.
Ola, uleHt ON account uf calling
health Miss WyHo Nill not teach th"
coming year
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