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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH WEDDING

On Wednesday afternoon Of last
week at the Danish church at Kim
ballton occurred the marriage of Miss
Mary Miller. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. 9 Miller residing eight miles
OF Audubon to Mr.. Simon
Lykke. son Of Mrs. Peter Lykke who
Ia the proprietor of the general
store at Poplar. Rev. Jorgensen, of
Kimballton, performed the ceremony
In the evening an enjoyable time was
spent at the home Of the bride where
q large number Of the friends of the
contracting parties were Invited.
Both are we'll known In this county
and have wide circle Of friends who
will Join the Republican in wishing
them . happy married lie. Z
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
CONCERT-RECITAL

A concert and recital by the ad-
vanced pupils of Miss Dunn with
some Of Audubon's best vocal talent
will be given at the Presbyterian
church, Monday evening, Dec. 7th.
Following Is the splendid program
that il to be given:
PART ONE
March from Tannhaeuser-Piano and
Organ
q Concert Polonaise-Engelmann
b Hungarian Dance No. 7-Brahms
Ellen Graham
Piano Duet-Dondo Militaire-Dia-
belli
Fiji Goldstein, Helen Buck
Vocal Solo-Ma Curly Headed Baby
-Clutsam ~... -
Elisabeth Brettell
Grand Valse De Concert - Mattel
Elsie McLeran
Piano Duet -Polonaise Militaire in
A Major-Chopin.
Ellen Graham, Astrid Jensen
Vocal Solo-The Shadow Cowen
Gladys Wilson Spenle
Rondeau Brillant-........... Weber
Mabel Hood
FART TWO
q lmpromptu- Op. 80 Chopin
b Cascade-De Roses Op. So
Ascher.
a Astrid Jensen
Vocal Duet, soprano and alto-'Hark
Hark, My Soul-Shelley.
Mrs. Spenle and Miss Brettell
Piano Solo-Schumann's Night Song
Mrs. Tague
Piano Duet-La Daladine-Lysberg
Mabel Hood and Ellen Graham
Ladies Quartet-Welcome, Pretty
Primrose-Pinsuti =
Mesdames Spenle, Brooks,
Brettell, Freeman.
Murmuring Zephyrb .:...-......Jensen
b A La Bien Aimee Valse Op. So
Edouard Schutt
Fiji Goldstein
Piano Duet-Valse Brillante Op. lit
-Bendel
Ellen Graham, Astrid Jensen
Ladies Quartet-There, Little Girl
Campion
Mesdames Spenle, Brooks,
Brettell, Freeman
Sextet from Lucia-Piano and Organ
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PIANO RECITAL PLEAsEs

The recital given by the pupils OF
Mrs. G. H. Wilde at the M. d. church
Tuesday evening was largely attend
ed by an enthusiastic audience. Each
number was well rendered all OF
which reflected great credit to the
pupil as we'll as to Mrs. Wilde's abil-
ity as teacher. Some Of Audubon q
vocal talent assisted in making the
program one of the delightful occa-
sions of the fall and winter season.
Mrs. Wilde Ia to be congratulated for
the excellent and painstaking work
she Is accomplishing among the
young people of the community.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03

past season. We make this state
ment without attempting to pass up
on the merits OF the accident referr-
ed to. or to attempt to flx the blame
therefor.
Second: That there are attorneys,
fortunately outside of the limits Of
Audubon County, entirely lacking in
the old fashioned ethics Of the pro-
and advertise themselves by the
bringing Of sensational cases and
then judiciously advertising them
selves In the daily papers. The Re-
publican has no sympathy with the
Joy riders or with this class of at
torneys. ..fs .. a.aE
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
THE BAZAAR FRIDAY

The ladies of the M. e. church
are busy as bees these days getting
everything in, readiness for the ba-
xaar and supper to be held In the
parlors of the church tomorrow. A
lot OF fancy things will be offered for
sale and many of them would make
ideal Christmas presents, At $3.50
the big supper to which the public
In general 10 cordially invited viii
start. You viii miss something real
good II you fail 80 attend.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
NEW SCHOOL DEDICATED

Last Friday night the new school
house, Leroy No. s. was dedicated
irons pupils and q large number of
visitors were present. A box social
was held at this time which netted
the teacher. Miss Signe Jensen,
$36.25. which will ,be used for the
benefit of the new school. County
Supt. Miss Ella M. Stearns was pres
ent and gave one of her delightful
talks. as also did 8. w. Wright, pres
'ident Of the school board, This new
school house is modern and sanitary
and the patrons and pupils are con-
,siderably pleased with their new sur
rOundiLgs - e.
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,WOQDMEN OF THE WORLD
~ - CAMP ORGANIZED

, Last Friday evening Witnessed the
organization Of camp of tho Wood
men Of the World In Audubon at
the X. of p. hall The new camp IL
to be known as Maple Leaf Camp
No. 4S2. Z
This new organization starts with
. Charter membership of AZ mem
bers. This speaks we'll for the pop
ularity of this order in this commun-
ity. Jno. w. Geiger Of Sioux City,
State Manager of Iowa was the in
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The Orchestra concert by Prof.
Clifford that was to have been given
Thursday evening, Dec. 10th, has
been postponed until sometime dur
ing the holidays. A concert By the
Orchestra win be given at Extra on
Friday evening Dec. nth. n
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Senper Siftines.

Semper School had a very un.
usual Christmas gathering in
many years. The tree was
beautiful, reaching the ceiling
and glittering with ornaments.
A playlet was rendered Baby
Crouch" which was comical and
pleasing. also a little sketch by
John Light and Frederick Wick,
entitled "A Christmas Plan that
Failed" Then some songs were
rendered and several pieces were
spoken and greatly enjoyed.
Then came big Santa Claus in
bear skin. He was the real at
traction for the youngsters. A
big bunch of presents were CIV
en-. Mesdames Day, Drier,
Bates and Wick served the oys-
ter supper, followed with Coffee
and cakes. After that a short
series of dancing and frolic. Ev-
eryone seemed to have a good
time. The schoolhouse was Jam.
med to the doors. There were
81 dishes served. Miss Nina
Murchison, the teacher, is recei.
wing praise for the splendid pro-
gram rendered. We wish q mer.
~ Christmas and a happy New
Year to all.
Mrs. David Comenisch, sister
of Mrs. J. F. Wick, and daught-
er, left last Thursday for a trip
to Los Angeles. Orange and Ell
Modena. Calf, for a three
months stay, to enjoy the warm
southern cline, on account of
nervousness.
1t comes to the time to put up
ice, December Il being our cold
est night. Dairymen farmers
expect. 10 put up 10 to I2inch ice.
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The Arvada Dramatic Club.

The Arvada Dramatic club dis
banded and reorganized under
new management. The man.
agement for the next play will
be as follows: Frank Baycr and
Wesley Moreland, general man
ayers; Cecil Greene, advertising,
property and stage manager. Ar
thur E. White, director. Joseph
Munnal, adviser.
Work has been begun on the
next production which will be
Captain Racket. 1t is a lively
comedy in four acts and promis.
to be as great a success as all OF
the clubs former plays in Ar
vad have been. Full announce
ment will be made later Of the
date Of production and the cas-,
Of characters.
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WheahidRs Notes..

Whestridge Grange elected the
following officers last Friday
evening: Master, E. L. West:
Overseer. James Shirley; Lectur.
or. Mrs Morehead: Sec. H. +.
Vullist: Chaplain. Mrs. Dudy.
mont: Treas. Mr.. Oleson; Stew.
ard. George Hively; Asst. Stew
ard. Roy Morehead. and Gate
Keeper. MIR. Dudymont: Lady
Asst. Steward. Luvina Olson.
James Shirly was appointed to
attend the Farmers Congress at
IT. Collins.
w. e. Burger came up from
Pueblo to appear ~ . witness
before the State Land Board and
spent . night with his parents.
Roy West 10 home from Fl.
Collins to spend Xmas.
Mrs. Tobias, who Is visiting
her sister In Denver. Is receiving
for her malady and is
improving some.
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Chi|dren's Concert
a Big Success,

The children's grand concert
at the High school building last
Monday evening was 4 big sue.
cess in every particular. Enough
money was made to pay of the
piano debt, which was the prime
object, aside from the benefits
derived by the children and their
parents and friends who attend.
ed the entertainment.
Prof. johnson 10 what mi1ht
be called a musical wizard"
when it comes to drilling choe,ases
and rendering a musical program
whether in the High school or in
the intermediate grades.
His originality can be obxcrv.
cd in every performance and then
response of the childrepL.s-S 3 il
direction is almost mariN S1N
To single out citbner. Y
for special praise WI ma. NJ
fair as every numb bound NJ
of praise, SO the ,bon: NJ
to be made il t.Ade Of soft -
the effect nee o !ffcu,ar in shsps r. .Sn:
YupCn inc a9dges Of thas 1tsue OF
their arGndles arr. Stureo, - Ia.
tcrAeAsEi TO spaie performer.
J ld1Ek AalUr0ses were oil boauti.
FIJI both in selection and In exc.
cution and the melody produced :
is indicative Of . crop Of must.
clans springing up here In Ar.
vada that we challengo any con.
munity to duplicate.
The Toy Symphony" which
appeared in two numbers WAS
decidedly unique and original ard
perhaps the most amusing Of
any Of the chorus productions. Il
consisted of blending of notes
Of various musical toys. including
tin whistles. rattlea. harmonious
etc.. accompanied b. the piano
and violin.
Every parent present had great
reason to b. proud Of Tie pro.
formAnces rendered ~ t&eiS
children. a. they show evidence
of hard work and remarksbIo.
talent in the entertaining line.
Prof. johnson and Mr.. Drake sre
to be congratulated on the succcse
Of their efforts in giving this en-
tertainment.
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Staisys Organize New Bank

Wesley and Dan Stalcy never
overlook q good opportunity to
make money. and now are inva
ding Denver with Q new bank
ing institution to be known AZ
the Commerce State & Savings
Bank. capital SEQ. 900. The loca.
ton has not yet been selected.
The incorporators are d. II.
and Wesley Staley and J. NJ. Col
Inns Of Denver. Wesley 10 nam.
ed - cashier and Eugene Collins
son Of J. N. Collins, assistant
cashier. Success 10 the new
institution ID practically assured
By The men hacking Il.
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Upper Ralston.

Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Updyke
returning from Golden on Thurs
day Of last week had q narrow
escape from very serious itjury
or death. A horse, driven by
Miss Updyke, coming along be-
hind, took fright at an automo-
bile and crashed into the buggy.
upsetting both rigs and throwing
the occupants violently to the
ground. Fortunately Mrs. Mill
or who was driving. retained
hold of the rcins and thereby
preventing = runaway which
would probably have resulted in
their being dragged to death. as
Mrs. Miller was tangled in the
wheels and springs. Az it was,
the result was q vast number of
bruises, q cracked rib for Mrs.
Miller, q couple of ruined gowns,
. badly wrecked buggy and an
awful scare.
Enterprise Grange, at its last
regular meeting elected their
officers for the ensuing year.
The selection 10 q good one and
old Enterprise can look forward
to . prosperous year. For Mas
ter. J. A. Newcomb who will en-
ter upon his 18th. year: Treas.
John Roberts; Sec, Mrs, Burgess
Chaplain. Mrs. Benfeld; Steward
John Pierce; Ceres Alice West;
Pomona, Minnie Van Howe,
Flora, Irene Robertax Treasurer.
Thes will be installed at the next
regular meeting by the State
Master, John Morris. after
which the members Of Enter
prise Grange and their familie Y
will cit down 10 IN elaborate
feast.
Glen and Amy Updyke. George
Miller and LaVerge Updyde At.
tended . birthday party. given
BY Miss Macy Mantell on the
occasion Of her 18th anniversary
Sunday. In Denver.
Enterprise Grange elected Ad-
olph Schoech - Z representative
70 the Farmers Congress which
will b held about the middle Of
January.
Lsyden schools gave . very 81.
sboeate entertainment at thu
school house Saturday evening
The house wss packed and stand.
ing room WAS commanding q
large premium.
Frank Cherryholmes, Of Frisco,
10 spending the winter with hii
wife and interesting little daugh.
Ter on Ralston.
Mrs. E. N. Broad 10 spending
some weeks with relatives in
Golden.
Ole Olson and his brother Eli
change places about February LIST
Ell will assume charge Of the T.
F. Tucker place on Ralston and
OLE will move to HE own farm
1t Dsnysr View.
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The turkey shoot at the Petit
crew farm was a big success
Tuesday. j.. G. Gillard, w. W.
Wilmore and Henry Willmore
were among the fortunate opeS
in getting q turkey. Nearly a
hundred were given away.
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The Nasasss,s"

a ooorso OsutAtA bounced % the ut(
Of Christ 70 be given BY The choir Of tn
Methodist church, assisted by well
known local talent, Sunday evening,
December 9th.
Sopranos-Ars. Cornelia Grace, Mrs.
Hobson. Miss Carrie Williams, Mis-
Dorothy Newton. Mira Tiller, Mrs.
Frank West, Miss Violet Powers, Miss
Mamie Smith.
Bassos George Sinhsld and John H.
Schults.
Altos-Miss Mary Schults, Miss
Myrtle 0nmth, Miss Hassi Long. Miss
Olive Powers, Miss Lucy 0rifith, Mrs.
Sehospps.
Tsnors-W. X. James. VIM. Sehults,
Carl Schultz, +. !. Newcomb, Prof. O..
B. Draks. Frank West.
violins-Miss Campbell, Earl South.
worth.
Clarionet-E. A. Webber.
CANTATA
~ Part 1.
How Lovely are Thy Dwellings"
INSTRUMENTATION. Chorus
TO ths Temple with the Msster"
Diet $3.50. John and james.
"In the Temple Of the Holy One"
Male Chorus. z----. The Disciples.
why Art Thou Cast Down"
DO Not Weep Mother Dear"
Revsrie and Duet
... The Widow and Ruth
Verify, say Unto You"-seio..
-....-. 1890. The Nasarsne
'I'rooding In my Lonely Dwelling"
Our III Heavenly r.th.l"- IHs " ss"x
THE Holy One Of Gaiilles"-
beware Of the scribes"
"who il Hei''. Male chorus.
Part 2.
Down on the Shores Of Gslilec"
49,: ----..--.---- Chorus
blessed are the Pure in Heart
swords SSIe, Of joy" Cb maan
The Lord is in His Holy Temple"
"HearFen Yc, Ny Disciples" Solo
----. .--...-- -----.T The Nazarene
"Blcssed are They" .-.. Male Chorus
"The Kingdom Of God in the Heart
Of Man"-Solo &C.,. John
80 Come Let MS Sing"
...-....-- Chorus aud Soprano Solo.
"Up from the Gloom 70 the Glcsm
Of Joy'-solo ----.. Tho Widow
"come unto Mc"--solo ...........
;;--.---.-: The Nazarsne
"Seck Yc First the Kingdom W
God ----.--- ----------..-..C Chorus
Director J. Webbcr.
Pianist Mrs. II. C.. Fields
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The spelling match between
the Maj. Anderson G. A. R. and
w. r. G. was a great success
The visitors were Mesdanes
Garrison and Edwards and Miss
Holly. In the baseball spelling,
the w. r. c. made the most
runs. Commander Garrison
read an original poem upon the
odd Fashioned Spelling match.
He also read a letter from his
grandson in California, telling
how patriotic instruction is OBJ
served in his school, which was
very instructive and interesting.
The next meeting Of the corps
will be a joint installation of off.
GERS of both post and corps. Mrs.
Helen M. Doughty will be install
ing officer.
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Town Board in
Busy Session.

The Town Board had a called
regular meeting last Thursday
evening, as Mayor McFadden
was unable to be present on the
regular meeting night.
One of the most important
matters of business was the &C
ceptance of Trustee Barth's res
ignation, which was rendered by
letter. Attorney Geo. B. Camp
bell was thought to be the most
available man and was elected
unanimously and Immediately
sent for. He was sworn in and
took his seat and helped trans
act the business of the evening.
Mr.. Campbell has been untiring
in his efforts to serve the town
both as Trustee heretofore and
constantly as the Town attorney
for which he has never accepted
pay except in matters of import
ant court litigation.
The. Board transacted an I'M
usual amount of business per-
tanning to the new pumping plant
and ordered large grist OF bills
paid.
Anew street light was order
ed in on W. Adelaide, having
been petitioned for by Trustee
Chinn and his neighbors that
Way. who felt that they were
entitled to a light inasmuch as
others have been added recently.
The board seems inclined to be
progressive in the matter of
street lights and the Enterprise
believes that the money is well
expended, as it will make the
town q more desirable place to
i.
live in. u
The property owners on the
east SIDE of West Third street
were represented by E. L. Kelso
in a request that steps be taken
to have sidewalks laid on both
sides of the street north 81 Ade-
laide to Ralston avenue. As
Mrs. Anna Walton owns an acre
age tract the entire length of the
west side of the street and it
would work quite hardship on
her, tits doubtful if this arrange
ment can be made, as it requires
q majority of the front footage
to create a sidewalk district.
B. Graf petitioned for the
right to extend the water main
1T his own expense from the city |
limits to his new residence on
Valley avenue. This petition |
was granted after a lengthy dis
cussion. there being some dissen-
sion on the part of some men,
bers of the Board, who do not
favor the idea of allowing prop
erty owners outside the city |
limits to enjoy the privileges en-
joyed by those inside, who bear
their share of the city's taxes.
However, in Mr.. Crafts case. he |
does own property in the city |
limits and is paying taxes on the
water plant as well as being q
water user. At present he car
ries the water from the city |
limits to his house and the only |
difference will be that he will be
ro1;ovod If fhak nocosaifv |
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley StaIey
proved themselves delightful
hosts on Sunday last when they
entertained the Murchison family
ut q four course dinner.
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The thermometer registered4E
degrees below zero. Monday
morning, in several places around
Arvada.
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JENNY Lercher came down
from Tabernash, where he 10 en-.
gagged In hosting engines. He
say3 II beats slicing bacon. but,
oh, girls, how lonesome b. b. y
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Mrs. McAuther. Mn. A. Seath's
mother. received . message 16ee-
day Of the death Of her brother
George Hibbs. 1t CLANCY, orr.
from Brights disease. Being
poor health herself. she 9 -
able to 20.
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Rev. G. M. Cooper, at the home
of the brides brother. last night,
united in marriage, Viola Hines
and Clifford Wood, both of Holly,
Colorado. in the presence OF a
few immediate friends. The En-.
terprise joins in congratulations.
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L.C. Cillard Robbed.

By bsfrisnding = young man
giving the name Of VIM. Sarttns.
L. C. Gillard was robbed last
week of a suit Of clothes and =
watch and chain which he valued
very highly. Sartin came to his
house and put up q hard luck
story and Mr.. Gillard took him
in and allowed him to do chores
for his board. He had been
there a week and last Thursday
morning, while Mr.. Gillard was
was in Arvada. he appropriated
his best suit of clothes and the
watch. Mr.. Gillard telephoned
Sheriff Dennis. who was on the
job in half an hour. The man
was soon located at the home Of
a sister who pretended tha1 he
was not in the house. but on en-.
forcing q search he was found
under the bed. The thief was
taken to Golden and Mr.. Gillard's
clothes taken from him. The
watch was found in q Larimer
street pawn shop, The trial
will be next Saturday.
North Evans had a serious &C.
cident last Thursday with his
team. While climbing Wolff
hill with a load of coal one horse
reared and got one foot over the
neckyoke. The wagon started
back down the hill. crampinR
and going over the grade to tho
bottom, a distance Of 25 feet, u.
king the team with it. Mr.. Ev.
ans escaped by jumping. The
team was unhurt, but one wag-
on wheel was broken.
Mrs. M. Flaherty left Tuesday
morning for her old home in Buff
falo, New York. She will eat
Xmas dinner with the immediate
family for the first time in ten
years. She will, in all probabili-
ty, visit Washington d. c. while
away. Eddie Richter, her right
hand man, will have charge of
the hardware business while she
is absent.
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One and acres, mostly In
berries, and eight room house to
lease or rent. Inquire ut Enter.
prize
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Frank Grindstaf -,

Frank Grindstaf. who has
been here only q few months. re.
ceived word Monday that his
mother. 76 years old. had dropp.
ed dead that morning. Mr..
Grindstaf left. Monday evening
for his home in Shoals. Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Vaughn
Of Fl. Collins. are visiting her
sister. Mrs. Robt. Dennis. and
family.
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Card Of Thanlss,

To our friends. to A. r. ssd
A. NJ. l. 0. U. F. and w. O. ".
lodges. We wish 70 thank enc
and all for their kind sss3Dtssee.
and beautiful Aoral o6eringA Nv.
en- during the sickness and deeth
of our dear mother. We wioh
also to thank those who assisted
in the funeral services.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Robbjpe,
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The Arvada High School basket

ball team will play Wheatriiga
in Bank hall Saturday night.
The Athletics will also play the
Wheairidgc athletics and the
second II. S. team viii play the
Pioneers. from Dcnner. This
will make q splendid attrsctiun
for those who love the game, and
a big attendance IL desired. Sea.
son tickets have tsen printed and
are on sale for those who wish 20
help the team out. They ate Do
ing splendid work and are 4 good
advertisement for A. II. 8.
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The Dry Climate Auto Tire
Manufacturing Co. 10 looking ia
location and II they inset with
proper encouragement, will ooGso
to Arvada: It's . stock company
capitalized 1t $500. 00O and IL
comming to Arvsda will mean
the purchase by local citizens, Of
rs, 600 to 30. 900 shares. Some q
the business men think Il b .
good thing and il certainly would
be a fine thing for Arvada 10 have
q factory of this kind. More
next week.
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L. W. VanVoorhis has an Irish
TERROR pup which seems to have
an intellect almost human. We'd.
nesday he found . child's pocket.
book in the road and ran 70
lay it before Mr.. Van Voorhis.
who didn't seem to notice, 10 he
jumped up and down TO attract
his attention, - much - to say.
Look what I found" Tho
owner Of the pocket book can
have same by calling on Mr.. Van.
VOOrhis.
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Director J. Webbcr.
Pianist Mrs. II. G.. Fields
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-11

I like @Dolly Warden Chocolates"