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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
They Like i Brady
PfImaryiOVote 4 Constitutes Splendid
Endorsement of theI Junior sena-

iAEd2 aCE --fg gT .<s ~
lA;A striking evidence of -Fthe conf
dence which the people Of idaho. re
pose inaSenator Brady is shawn BY
the(Iyote lgivenD him at the recent
primary. The thinking, people real
ize that he has accomplished much
,afl practical benefit to the state, and
his record in Congress has been Sc
acceptable to them that they will re
turn him this fall with, an overwhel-
ming majority Trafs o4.t, -
This endorsement. is more evident
when it is Remembered that he had
as hise opponents three of the most
prominent citizens Of the state.Jas.
p. Ailshie has served as Supreme
Justice :. Of Idaho for twelve years,
Frank R. ,Gooding has served. as gov
,ernor of the state for, four years,
while. Burton L. French, hes served
several terms in Congress,
z Receiving tyo sYotes to his near
est competit9ris one, there is, justifi-i
cation in the belief that the, people
of Idaho appreciate the exceIlentI
work Senator Brady has done inI
Washington for his constituents. and
they feel it is well to follow in. the
footsteps of the people of some of
the older .states-after placing a man
in the Senate, to permit him, to re1
main there, They know that the
longer the service the better viii be
the Senator's COMMITTEES, assignments
and that is where the real work of
, Senator: is done. z,s,r-... 5.. "A
e The people Of the state generally
realize that Senator Borah and SEN
ator Brady work in perfect harmony,i
9neI a. brilliant lawyer, and the other
an excellent business mana com1I
that can surely get results. u
WIN aus se@s; Cd OF sbnod btes II
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
Notice. o, Time and Place Appoint
IL ed for Proving Will, Etc,

IA In the Probate Court of the County
of Canyon in the State of Idaho.
eIns the Matter, of the Estate OF
Alexander Wells deceased, Sc,
& Pursuant, to an Order of said Pror
bate Court, made on the 9Th day of
roctobere ls14, 81 notice is hereby given
that the i26th day of October, 1914,
at o'clock pm, OF said day at the
Court Room of said Court, at the
Court House in the City of Caldwell,
County Of offCanycn, has been appoint
ed as the time and place for proving.
the VIII of said Alexander, Wells. de,
ceased, and for hearing the applicar
ton Of Emma, nm Wells, for the issq5
aneeE TO- her of Letters gtestamentary1
when and where any, person Interest,"
ed, may; appear and contest the, same
~ Dated October 9th, 1914.-,,s.,- n
.sagr4D,, D. rHarger, Clerk. Alta :,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

/ One of the most original and en-.
!, joyable parties ever given in Payette
was the -Suffragette'' reception end
luncheon given last Saturday after
noon by Mrs. j.. NJ. Bennett, assis ed
by Mrs. Hickey No pains had been
spared in the preparation for this
event. The decorations of flowers ant
plants were artistic and .abounded
IN an of the pleasant rooms After
the arrival Of the guests the noise of
trumpets was heard, and a procession
of notable suffragettes, headed by
Mrs. Enmeline Pankhurst entered
the room, beaming banners demand
ing Votes for Women Equal
Rights, >, etc. A burly policeman kept
this delegation within bounds. An
air Of Vaudeville was given by the
delegation when the policeman stcod
at the piano and played two or three
'of the militant airs which the delega-
tion sang with rare feeling and exs
preston. The comb obligato played
by DR.. Mary walker was especially
pleasing. ~ -. - -'.''-s n
At the conclusion of the suffragets
te demonstration the guests were
seated at small tables, where a.
bountiful luncheon was partaken en-
"Forcible feeding was not found
necessary on this. occasion. oi
Miss Anna Johnson as Emmeline
Pankhurst, Mrs, Burns as policeman
Mrs, Sommercamp as DR.. Mary ,walks
er, with Mrs. Satoris as Miss Pank-
hurst, Miss Dorsey. Mrs, Orr, Mrs.
Pence, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Ruth
Moss as miIitants, made coterie
which was ,ipyincible., and, without
hesitation the guest voted them an
the rights which they could wish
for. ~ e"ss'1 s''lii'--.- '7aA4sa yiin
The. invited guests were Mesdarnes
Burns. FeIdscher, Garland. White, Gil
more, Mckinney, Boyd. Bowen, Br1he
dage, seawell. Ed Lauer, Satoris. HHg
ley, Gish, CLANCY, Stoughton, Settle'
Dunn, Ashworth, Patch Pence. Pes
,erson. Adams, Wilson. Hcgue,' SOM
mercamp, ]. c. Woodward. I.R. .woodl
ward, Percy Brown, Coughanour, Rem
ward. Mccosh, Harris, James Lauer,
Ruth Moss. ORR Miller, Compton,
Shawhan, Chas; Bussey tr;, Riley,
Wilber,o Hendrickson, irwin. McGiih1i
chey. Chapman, A. B. Moss. Lou Sou
fe. N Yakima. Wash, A, s. souaS
North Yakima, Misses Dorsey. Will
Jams, Bauer. Bfundage, Wilson, John
son, ~ = u ews
-nt,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

t al y
z The following Capitalization from
N. Jenness appeared in Friday morn
ings issue of the Statesman:
s Boise, Idaho, September 3o.-Edi'
tor Statesman: VIII you kindly give
+ me sufficient space in your columns
to give the public the actual facts
concerning a state loan negotiated by
]. F. Barnes and myself and about
! which the Evening Capital News has
I garbled some facts and manufactured
others out of whole cloth?
Before giving the record as to this
loan I desire to cali the attention of
stheg public to thiszciauseTof the last
llmeoses platform; 1T has been the
custom for over 20 years for state
officials, particularly the members
of the land board, to make grab
bag of the public treasury to fraudu-
lently and illegally divert the Afands
that should have gone to the state
treasury by making loans to themsel-
YES through dummies and selling
state lands to favorites for nominal
sums without expectation of repay
ment." "a ~ ~
l at once challenged the Truthful
ness of that statement and invited
the Bullmoosers to make good on the
charge This seems to have peeved
our Progressive friends considerably,
but let it be noted they never accepts
ed the challenge nor have they made
good on the charge. l repeat thatAit
was a stab in the back and a coward-
ly lie. There is nothing in the law to
prevent=thel.land board from making
loans to- itssmembers, if proper seeuri-I
ty be offered, ,bpt undoubtedly liz
would not be in good taste nor meet
with public approval for men to mako,
loans to themselves of public funds
and + defsAthe Bnilnioose party to-
ns.me the member of the land board
WHO has loan directly or indirect
ly through any dummy.SaIt has been
charged, but not proven. that o. y.
Allen has. such doan, bat he is not
a member OF the land board. 4. q i
l had never any thought of deny
ing-that several state employees, In.
Guiding myself, have leans from the
state. We WHO, hold, such loaas had
nothing whatesefsto do with giant
ing them or passing upon values and
have exactly the same rights to Sc
cure such loans with proper security
as any other citizen of Idaho We do
not lose our civic rights because we
accept public lehploynlent1 es I t~sBl
Calls It a WiIlful Lie.
Turning now to the loan made by
Mr.. Barnes and myself, the Capital
News first charge is that we secured
for,-.apaying 1.-The purchase
price" ,efsthe property, on which the
loan Has made. gThis is-,a directsand
whfpl dalsshood made sby Mr. Sheridan
of the Capital News, who could have
found, had he so chosen ,on the public
sftgSords ofsBoiss county that this laudl
was purchased of Fred 8. bogue of
Thunder City and the deed dated
MardRa6, fSis,s and price paid was
s5,se0. qThe sputchase price was paid
at the time with the exception of /,
two outstanding mortgages Which I
we're assumed one held by Scott Meal
for $3.50 and one by F, W.Galbraith /
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

hnssrams Almost compIeted. sdt
q The sconmittee having in charge
-theEccorn carnival and. poultry show
maketthe ann nouncements that full de-
tails ef5programs and prizes, will he
published in the, very near future.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
nnaA Gard of : Thanks.

.snasH zcard1 of u Thanks.
II Toe those kind friends Ehe so gsn-
ierously extendedathsir help a ad sym
psthys to us during the. sickness and
deathsof our husband and father, we
desins tei express 'ouF1 sincere thanks
iand1cto -wishsoas We know he uYould
ihave dwished.sqthat Gods Influence
and help Shall sbe zyeur5 hgh Through
lifs. bsli5qcIc3 1Issssd seibcia
sTeey ss-dl 1oAfrs. Emma Wells.
sso1q xiBtar Sterling Wells. ola
wogTod 10 ssBascom Wells. odw
Ills l9ttsI sES VIII Watis, ssrsa
uor1 Asoi s t--s 5nB. sSJ
WANTED. Some brown sLez hor n
.curkerels'fcr bre eding purpcsess Ad-
dressl Box s4zsm GRbi1Ad2 .,s4etS.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
.ssAovERIIsEe AENERLlaT
Edr week. ending 0ctobae 1914

alsenII Foudsbr u rsssow hrn
Bader, G u. II 10 Tess s.ssssa
.aseHeuson. a. isasnsss5e
ifsfifftA, deori is.gof.5s nF 81
sdszs. IonAIare al i 3asia gsDf4
zxeshit. aTairxas, sii xsszia3 !.
dsnuthaKhrta 7oqs ekw sk
Wright 9th kse. GIT rsbaM
Burt venabls. =. ]
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
BIG SOCIAL EVENT !.

'77-'I77'7 - = 11'---- Iil5r
The entertainment Committee bef
the St9rJ4mes) Guild are giving lar1
ge Social dane, on. Halloween Eve.
Friday, the Both. Of Oct. Tickets
may be secured later at Rezac's Drug
Store.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
ONE DoLEARaaA4slyEAR + All
Personal Mention

7Se' i5-tc j=s = s
4 ;-s Al iIzn sas,
| p. Monroe Smsek, aef.. NeY.,.... Fly
mouth, was a Payete visitor 5loHday
i Mr.. and MRS. Walter Burke OF Negy
4 IPlymourhaS were PssyFette yi;H visitors SAT
4 urday.
The Ladies Aid of the M.E.Church
will give acehicken dinner and sup
per, Saturday. Oct; 81,
/ DR.. HaB eatrop went to Boise
Sundays dgepingytos attend the meet
ing Of ostsepathic Association
held in that eityR N Zan1
MrsoGzsM. fWinkhsm ms who has been
visiting for:ia week with her daugh-
ter, MRS. IA .lB rGatreHs has returned
to her h5mea in Boise.8aca3
]. H. HaIaiigsH, pf4Nsw Plymouth
was Payette visitor Saturday at
tending the session Iofahe directors
of the Farmers bitch Company
Mrs, II. Harland Tsft Sunday even
ing f5r North Yakinia, Washington,
for a visit of week or ten days with
her m6ther who is in very poor
health. oosi- .i'i ,sii.aa
Ribbon sale Saturday at the Lang
hansen Millinery. an ribbcns at half
price.
isoassof the news 1slb ansdel Il Rao
automobiles came lnnth7 fGst Of this
week dbilsd st9 Mrs Albert Wilson.
who is now learning to handle The
beautiful machine,
/. iI4glEloKeeier and son Harold ac-
eompauied fby1 ae brother OF Mr. Keel
er,s5a c. C.lKeeler and Frank Egser, Lett
Saturday for the hills where they an
tieipate ca fine ame searching for
deer, .bearoand other big game.,rses
. Mrs ACJ9A. Berry, of Gouer DEAL
enc, IA SISTER CT Wnrs Mauleais. v:si.-
fngIat the Maale horne this week. Mrs.
Berry ehas sbeenb eastond gisittcs to
the Old shonle5 of the iBfauless in Mon
damon, Iowa and Is now enroate. fer
Aaene.a 40 5slsfni1 ,on I'D
2 Mfs:s and Mrs: eHarles FSnaf h ana
daughter Rowens, who have been1sis-
fling Mr. Smiths relatisessu nsFree
Soft Michigan and also q in zosher
eastern cities fer the last two me- nths
'eturneda home eanesdays eTesing.
They had a most ensoga able "Trip a4ut
are more than glad to return sto ida.
Burt venable, N. F. Albert, N: A.
Jacobsen, Tim DriscoH, A. p gseritch-
'ield. j. B. cosmsn, F. H. Lyon, ].
A.. Lausr and ye editor went to eald-
vel last Friday to take in the eo1n-
y fair The day vas spoiled by the
ieayy rain but all se5h gno6gh 10
them that the fair this
ear only lacked good wesfhlr to
lave been a decided success. ss
Homer Barber and wife. aud two
of Lima. Montana, aIe visit
ng for a few days a. the hone CT
drs, 7 LIS, BARRIERS parents Mr., ard Mrs.
:. B, Dorathy, They, left on Thurs
laay a fer a few days visit at the home
t e Mr.. BARRIERS Parents at Cambridge.
)n their way back they viii spend
ouples Of days more at the home of
ir.t Dorathy, after which they will
erurn to, their home at Lima. Mr..
|arlber is q forest ranger and has a
ifteen days leave.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

FOR RENT "A modern five rodnsd
house With barn. III Payette.i i7e 7sYsl
J. F. Nesbitt,t New Plymouth,40t4
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
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Local IeNeusv
2 n 70 IWTTTT

u Hsrtung Wins at Caldwell. lis aFga I
4 Thos HartuAg and sons who Won
\ all the best premiums at the Ontario
4 Fair on their two Hereford anibulls
made a. clean sweep of sthe platter
again at the Caldwell fair winning
first and second IN Eeiassiand aalso
first and qseeond grand sweepstake
prize. ao2s A9ds bns II 20 iie 10
! Off For The Hills 80 2ls9 9dAJ %
ts VIII Holt, Sr. accompanied by -jhis
sons Verne and Gilbert andDby Tom
Heslcp and James Todd, @IefCJ Mon
day for the Little salmon where they
lexpect. to make life miserable for
the. bear and deer IN that neighbor-
/ hood and remembering how Mr Hoits
never forgets the editor we1can t help
but wish the boys success. -emizo
C, L. Berry Off For9War. s1oM
c. L. Berry whose public asalei oc-
CURED on Wednesday of this week
win leave the latter partsof the week
for Edmunton, Alberta From there
Mr.. Berry expects to enlist lin the
Canadian cavalry and go TO France
to fight with the allies. Mr.. Berry
has faithfully pronised9to send ms al
souvenir from the fRst battle: he is
in and fntinated that heisxould. at 4
least get a. button off some German |
Generals unffofm.3go ae13a fo rsa b
Engineer Pleased With Roads. 7
: The State Highway Engineer was
in Payette the first of this week and |
bbg Burt gVenable. President and &c. +
S. rBrainard. Secretary was taken ove1 (
the line from Payette to New Ply
mouth. He expressed himself asi
much pleased with the line and stati I
ed that he found the best roads IN I
this valley he had anywhere, 1t was
his opinion that all but four or five T
miles of the road could be taken over
by the state commission under the
agreement that had been offered byd
lfr, Brainard as secretary of the club
Through Mr., Brainards efforts w3rks 7
ing in connection with the. Good Z
Roads District. the Commissioners l
and. the Payette Commercial iClubf
hat, portion OF the line between New9
plymouth and Payette VIII be built |
1t once and the advertisement for
bids is running in this weeks Enter
Prise = r..- 80. {. -,-iio29a. r
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

b Friday the, 10TH the w. R. sC.meets
in regular session. Following there
will be ale cent social, refreshments
will Deserved and the public invited.
Comei91adi Press Cor. .,ses arr :
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

NB. 1. Davidson, 81 New Plymouth,
was Payette visitor, Tuesday yse.
" Mrs. j. L. Griffin and daut hter.
Alice, are visiting in Boise this week.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08
ispssedniiahrfac's National Hymn.

4 NAL rose & in aosKaalO,ops2a oSdKalt,p2 aHFsld Herald
My auto. tbs Of thee, - 1850 :
Short cut to poverty, -. = - !,
q Of thes, | chant; ,'s.'0'se
| blew. g, pile of dough = i =
For thee two years aso, :.
a And nd now YOU quite refuse to 60 go : :
90, Or, won't. or cant, -
Through town and countryside :.
You were my joy and pride
"a Ah., happy day. as.-s = :
l. loved thy gaudy hue,
Thy nice white tires SO new, !, :
But now you're down and out for tru
sqssI In every way. ~ ~ $50
To thee. old rattlebox, -. -. :
Gan Game p many sapl, bumps and knocks,
q For thee, I grieve. -, :,
Badly b thy, top is torn. -.
Fray FfraYyed sd, ,T,eglot are thy seats and worn,
4 lfhe w9ooping cough affects thy horI
' -3nsiq auira5
Thy perfpme, sswells the breeze
While While good folks choke and yheeze,,
qoi As A4iySla We pass Ss BY 81 .sSs .or
I paid for thee 3, price gof
'Twould buy mansion twice,
Nov Nov teyesggytbodyis yelling bt'Ice!" r.
sso7I wonder why?- II bsesa,,5xs ss- -.
r,sa a sioIi1 otsilqo1gqs 5di Il. ad
Thy motog has the grip b,h.v -
Thy spark plug has the piphas,v
~ And woe, is thines noi5,
], too, have suffered chills, -
kAAlgue and kindred ills. -. -, =,
lsH ssl osring to pay my bills, i y. .
s4sysin Since sal thon on vert 8lt mine mlipsasis 30 ~,
goitaeIa bias. IS. s1fs2g .gdo SIT
Go9ns iii sisil my my bank roll now. u,.
No No more itwpqld choke a cow, -
busA AS s. sanatsI 0neeI befpreaseo aIl ,s3lai ~. M
Yet if | had the yen, ro,,.,f, ~
fs Sos help sffp, pe yJboohhnng yJboohhnn5g-aalmenbesssq 90,
I'd buy myself car again
And speed some more.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

Secures Big Job. ysT
T. ot Ronald Walker is the lucky ar
ehiteee securing the work On the new
Christian church The Job is nice
I one and M line with those he has
} been hdndling, The members Of the
church 7 are assured Of satisf5 ction
dfwifs7 Hiqnhdn AZ i,h goisS9a
srp1t wie niin ahn,se On 4 'ne n 'yD; sse sdsi
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

isoass6t the neus rsl6 an9deln Rao
automobiles came indth7 first Of this
week dbiAed st9 Mrs Albert Wilson,
who is now learning to handle The
beautiful machine.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

was purchased of Fred 8. bogue of
Thunder City and the deed dated
sonq March 6, 1921 and price paid was
sbI s5,se0. Thesputchase price was paid
a., at the time with the exception of
two outstanding mortgages which
we're assumed one held by Scott Meal
for 1880 and one by F, W.Galbraith
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

Z iAg1EloKeeier and son Harold ac-
'eompnied ibyEa ae brother OF Mr. Keel
aer,s5a C.lKeeler and Frank Egser Lett
Saturday for the hills where they an
ticipate ca fine ame sesrehingg for
deer, ,bearo and other big game.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-10-08

Ribbon sale Saturday at the Lang
ausen- Millinery. AIl- ribbons at half
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1914
SOCIETY

Mrs. Maxwell entertained at din
ner Friday in honor of Miss Hale
of st. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. X. r. Mitchell was hostess
to the Auction Bridge club Friday.
At the close of a pleasant after
noon dainty refreshments were
served.
In honor of her house guest,
Miss Convey of st. Paul, Neb., Mrs.
Goodding entertained few ladies'
Wednesday. At the close of the
afternoon light refreshments were
served.
Miss Cleo beaverton was hostess
to the Lucky Seven club Wednes-
day at her home. At the close of
much enjoyed evening an ele-
giant luncheon WAS served Those
present:
Misses King, IIogate, Clarice Hogate,
Fogle Munsell and June beaverton.
Mrs. Joseph Southworth gave a
miscellaneous shower at her home
last Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs. VIM. Potter, whose wedding
occurred the preceding Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22
SOLDIERS HOME NOTES

Jas. Sampson of Denver is a
new arrival.
The ladies' of the home visited
Mrs. Irons Tuesday.
Mrs. Bates entertained the home
embroidery club last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Graham and Miss kenney
of Denver are visiting Mrs. s. b.
Seckner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foote returned last
Friday from a fishing trip. They
report some good catches.
Governor Ammons was caller
Saturday and made tour OF in
spection with the commandant.
Mrs. L. M. Newell, who repre-
sents the Women's Baptist Mis-
sionary society of Chicago, visited
the home Tuesday.
Forty of the old soldiers of the
home attended the evangelistic
services in the tent Sunday after
noon. Automobiles were furnished
for the occasion.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22
"On every face an ad you'll find
That time has printed on the sly.
Describing goods stacked up within
And offered to the passsr-by.

J. l.. Freeman and W. II. Fassett left
Monday night for st. Joe and Chicago
whore they will buy our Fall and Win
ter stock Of goods. They report the
weather as not being IA warm AZ last
year.
Mrs. Franklin Of Omaha is visiting
her son W. II. Golf. She is enjoying
our cool climate very much.
Sugar still continues to advance, and
this week has been hard to get cane
sugar, but we have been promised some
for the first Of next week.
Mr.. Hutchinson, who travels for Beld.
ings Bros, made us business call
Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Southworth gave a mis-
cellaneous shower for Mrs VIM. Potter
last Saturday evening. A very enjoy
able time is reported.
Mrs. T. G. Eagle who was operated on
Thursday is doing very nicely.
w. II. Golf is limping caused by rheu-
matsm in hfs ankle.
Next week will be the time to buy
your Bartlett pears for canning, We
will also have tomatoes that are very
nice.
We are expecting = car Of fresh Rocky
Ford water melons today.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

Mrs. Potter was formerly Miss
Lucille Hawkins, who has been
stenographer for Drs. Moninger,
Crawley and Van Vain. Mr.. Pot
ter is employed in a garage at
Creole, where the couple are now
making their home.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

Constipation is the starting point for
many serious diseases. To be healthy
keep the bowels active and regular.
herbine will remove all accumulations
In the bowels and put the system in
prime condition. Price SOC. Sold by
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22
Methodist Episcopal Church

Pastor NATHAN HUGH LEE. d. d.
Sunday school at 9:45 n. m. All other
meetings at the tabernacle. To all our
Methodist folks and friends: All sub.
scriptions to the current expenses of the
church and all benevolences should be-
paid on or before August 30 il at all pos
sible.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

The dry goods department have just
received shipment Of the new Tango
hair pins, also nice assortment Of new
trimmings.
Text Tuesday will close the half holi.
days. We have all enjoyed these very
much, and feel that we have done better
work by having this vacation.
In our twenty -five cent sale this com
ing week you will find items, the former
prices as high AS seventy-fve cents, and
you will find real bargains in this sale.
We will have the pink meat canta.
loupe Saturday.
We have received another shipment
OF Tango cords, you will now be able to
get any color you may wish.
Our adding machine got out OF repair
this week. The Wallace State Bank
kindly loaned us another one. We sure.
ly appreciated this favor as adding ma.
chimes are big labor savers.
Leonard Faus returned from his camp.
ing trip last week and reports catching
all the fish they could eat. He has been
spending this week of his vacation at
home.
Opportunity is not something that is
going to come to you bye and bye. 1t is
waiting now, today, and todays oppor-
tunities will not wait until tomorrow"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

A. G. Eubanks of Colorado
Springs, district manager of the
knights and Ladies Of Security
has been in Monte Vista during
the past week soliciting members
for the order. He has secured the
required number to obtain a char.
ter and a lodge will be instituted
here about September LIST.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

The Mcneil and Woods families
and Mrs. ID. E. Smith have re-
turned from a ten days camping
trip to Platoro.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

A cablegram has just been re-
ceived stating that Prof. Eugene
Byrnne, of the University of Wis
consin, and wife are sailing in
safety from Europe. Mrs. Byrnne
is niece of Mrs. S. II. Moore.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

The Nora Liston millinery store will
have fall opening Thursday and Fri
day, Aug. q and 90. A beautiful line OF
over 200 hats will be on display.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1914-08-22

The Christian Scientists will
hold services at city hall Sunday
on account of repairs on their own
rooms,