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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
RAWsoN STREET

G.. w Terrell 4o4 Rawson street
Atlanta. says Il suffered off and on
for TWO years from kidney trouble
Every time ! caught cold it caused
acute pains across my Kidneys and up
and down my back When | stopped
sharp twinges caught me across my
back Doan's Kidney Pills wee re
commended to me, and getting r boz
lat Jacobs Pharmacy commenced
taking them II didn't take them .ong
to cure me, and The cure mas been
permanent | occasionally tane
Doan's Kidney Pills when a strain
brings on slight weakness across my
back and they never fs.l to FIX me us
al right"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
Colds Relieved
Without Dosing

II you have tried external medi-
cines and find that your head is still
stopped up. throat indamed and chest
sore, we want YOU to try the external
treatment -- Nick's "Vap-O- Rub"
Group and Pneumonia Salye. Apply
hot wet towels over throat and chest
to open the pores, then rub Nicks in
well and cover with a warm flannel
cloth The body warmth releas SEES
healing vapors that are Inhaled all
night long. and in addition Vick's is
absorbed through the pores taking
out the soreness. Sold by all dealers
on thirty days trial-try a 25c jar to-
night ADVERTISEMENT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
NEWPORT STREET

Mrs Thomas jackson 81 Newport
street Atlanta. says About a year
ago ! used Doan's Kidney Pills My
trouble was mostly caused by weak
Kidneys. and the kidney secretions
were very unnatural When | over
worked my back panied severely, and
often I could hardly strsighten up aft
Of stopping Dosns Kidney Pills
quickly relieved these ailments. sew
eral times since then. when | have
needed a kidney medicine have pro
cured Doans Kidney Pills at the owl
Pharmacy and they have never faile1
20 benefit me
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
Methodists Urged
To Come to Emory

WEST POINT. March 3O.-At the
close Of services Yesterday a. the
Methodist Church, Walter p Thomas.
superintendent Of the West Point
public schools introduced resoIu-
ton advocating Emory College as the
institution to which Southern Mstho-
aust should now give their allegiance,
since Vanderbilt University by re-
cent decision Of the Supreme Court
Of Tennessee, had been taken from
them
The resolution was unanimously
adopted
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
Eugenics Law for
All, DR.. Wiley's Plea

MADISON. WIS. March 3O.-Dr.
Harvey w. Wiley, former chief of the
Federal Bureau of Chemistry, advocates
eugenics law for husbands, even
though 70 years old"
Il am the father Of two eugenic ba-
bies. and | know declared Or Wiley.
zone is so perfect a model as three
week old baby that the Smithsonian
Institution has made cast OF il to
exhibit at The Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
All Saints Recital
Pleases Big Crowd

Music lovers Monday are talking
about the sacred recital given by the
choir OF the All Saints Episcopal
Church Sunday afternoon. at which
more than 500 persons were present.
program consisting mainly Of
chants was given by the choir Of 50
voices Frank Cundell sang with
Overlooking Heart" which was well
received. The quartet gave king of
Love NY Shepherd Is" with violin
and organ obligato
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
The Kubeliks, Sailing,
Deny Dinner Story

NEW YORK, March 80 Jan Kuhelik.
Violinist and his wife. have sailed for
Hamburg Both denied the story that
Mrs Kubelik had given a dinner to her
former husband during her stay here.
81 had some little dinners, said Mrs
kubelik but there was no husba nd
there save Jan Anyhow. / was only
married TO my former husband on paper
for three months
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
'Swatters' to
Fight Admission Flies

ANNISTON. ALA, March 80. --
William II zinn has Just come back
to Admission and announces that hS
will soon send 1000 fly swatters here.
for free distribution among the chill
dren of the city. Almost every wear
he offers prize for the boy or girl
that sWats the most flies,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
Tight Hats and Bands
To Make Women Bald

WICHITA. KANS, March 30.-'4f
women keep up the present style Of
headgear light fitting hats and head
bands-there will be an epidemic OF
badness among them DR.. J. w.
Schultz told an audience OF club
women
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30

With ambitious plans outlined for
the sale Of the present. Hebrew Or
phans Home and the purchase Of 1909
Hcres Of land for a new institution
where the inmates viii learn to he ex-
pert agricuturalists, the fortieth an
tual convention Of the District Grand
Lodge, No 5, Independent, order
RNai Birth, and the celebration %
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of tho
founding Of the home were continued
Monday Scores Of prominent He
brews from all over the South are in
attendance.
Among the most interesting mes
cages read during the FIRST days ses-
sions was one from President Wilson
received by simon Wolf. Of Wash
iugton, Minister to Egypt under
President Grant and one Of the most
prominent phlanthropists of his race
in the country The Presidents let
ter said Of the local institution.
Presidents Message.
You have every reason 20 feel
deeply proud Of such an institution,
and know It must afford YOU a
great deal Of genuine pleasure to be
engaged In no noble a work.
Preliminary sessions were held
SUNDAY at the home. and in the even
ing the convention was formally
opened with public exercises az The
pryor street Temple The conference
viii he presided over by Mr. Wof
and will continue until Tuesday even
ing
The exercises sunday evening we're
in the form OF a reception to the
delegates, and the Temple was filled
to its capacity The service was in
charge of RABBI David Marx, and a
musical program was offered with
Professor Charles Sheldon at the
organ and Mss sylvia spritz and
Solon Druckenmiller. vocalists.
Frank Praised,
Special mention WAS made 81 the
Leo Frank case when David r. Stern,
Of Greensboro, y. G.. declared he was
mot OF the pcssmistic class
When one can cry from the very
gates Of death that the truth is on
the march, when / know that our
leader has such ideals as his heart
dictates ! have no crossings TO and
fro in my mind as to the trend Of
justice in this country Of ours said
Mr. Stern
During the evening Madame Bella
Pevsner, of Palestine well known in
Atlanta. delivered a stirring address,
urging more recognition of the Jew
ish women in the affairs of the jew
ish men
The poets speak of love and sing
praises on undying faith But We find
them silent on the great question of
the right OF women and children to
live to be part of the affairs %
man said Madame PeNsne
5'ns Birth to Lead
"Our people just nov, are y NE
midst az great unrest We must
raise the standard of brotherhood
through this great human agency =
the mai Brlth-and carry forward
the fght. 20 The end that our deals
Sns be made universal,
We must fsht 10 dissolve tho pre}-
udice that exists against us ln tbs
country alone the Jew can mold his
own destiny ANA m doing so urge
YOU TO 60 forth CO. yoIg homes as tae
messengers Of this organization and
spread tts gospel
Madame PeN ~rer recently arrived ma
the United States from Europe. where
she attended the Jewish Congress T.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
'Shylock' Not Type
Of Jew, Says Rabbi

CHICAGO. March 30 Addressing
the Chicago Sunday Evening club,
Rabbi Stephen s Wise OF New York,
declared that Shylock in Shake
speare's Merchant of Venice was not
a type OF Jew
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
Boy, Is, Confesses
To Killing Teacher

HERKIMER. y. Y, March 30.-Jean
Gianini, 10 years old, arrested for the
murder of Miss Ida Beecher MS
pretty school teacher. who was found
beaten to death near Poland on sat
urday,, broke down and confessed TO-
day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
MILLS STREET

Mrs lohn " Dunn l24 Mills street.
Atlanta saws 81 was badly bothered
with kidney trouble, which kept NE
" eaN ana run down / had pain and
Nea kneSs In my back and didn't rest
NeJ Nothing seemed to help me N
ne east uuu used Doans Kidney
Pills They benefited me right away,
and almost before / realized q was
well nave never hesitated to give
poans kidney Pills my Endorsement
since when have had an opportu-
niN ! have recommended them pub-
Hc.} before and YOU can keep on
using my statement as YOU want to-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
BUSINESS NOTICE.


only one "BRoMo oUlNINE"
To get the genuine, call for full name,
LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNE, Look
for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures
a Cold in One Day. Csc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-30
ATLANTA CASES SELF-TOLD
WHITEHALL TERRACE

Mrs. William L. AstIn, 40 White
hail terrace, Atlanta. says. Some
wears ago used Doans Kidney Pills
and / will never forget what they did
for me. had been suffering from
weak kidneys Ny back panied me SO
badly IT was hard for me stoop, and
every time | caught cold it was sure
TO settle on my kidneys Ny hands
got stiff and felt miserab Bile. Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended to
me by neighbor, and | got some AT
Jacobs Pharmacy II wa sn't long be-
fore l found that they were helping
me and since then have always
taken pleasure in giving them my in
dorsement
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08

rssidence q ge7 Colorado avsaue,
whore they have resided for some
dine.
Lyle whits len Monday for kan
~ City. No. 70 visit His brother for
some time.
Mrs. Clyde Simons and little son
went TO Las Animas Tuesday to
spend few days with friends.
Mrs.. George Babcock and little
son returned home the first Of the
week from visit In Fort Collins.
Mrs. vern Afntssn who has bsss
spending some time in. Colorado
eprtngs returned 70 her hoEs n
this city Tuesday.
Lloyd Larsen returned homo Mon-
day night from Colorado Springs
where he spent Sunday with his
mother and sister.
Miss Nellie Schuyler came down
from Rocky Ford Saturday nisht 10
spend Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Schuyler.
Mrs. H. B. Grossss and her moth
CT. Mrs. T. J. Norris. went to Colo
RADIO Springs last Wednesday 70
spend the remainder Of the summer.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
KsaAAag - 100 ODesslHaa

voluatary ssprss1lons e Iany
dsaaeaAss e ~ thira seagrealsnl
assembly which Mt 4 Dsavse ~
Friday. dsspits ~ tact hat D1wald
KsatiAs was AigA man ovsr Jo1Uq
McDanisl. indicate tAat The fosseu
y = havs pronouaesA oppositiea T.
he prinsriss. 1hs oDpositi6a y
Ksating = said "a ~ que mor1 =
The fact that hs has Gone = nt11e
for the people during his Dreseat
term and that II hs y returned ~
tho house Of representatives, thefs 4
NO assurance that hs viii better ~
conditions, Omissions sathsg tA6n
cemmissions are tAs Charges aealnsk
Mr.. Ksatins.
The sxpressions Of delegates indi-
cate that thsrs b % - . division =
the vote Of many Of the countiss ~
tween Ksating and McDanisl.
There is another question that
may enter In he contest Il y ~
that Ksating b not . residsnt -
taxpayer Of the third congrsssieaal
district and that his home 10 h Dsa-
yer. Al the time Of his first cleo
tion he lived In Pueblo. But hi
home at this time Il said 70 - In
Denver. and that under the law ~
cannot b eligible for congress unlssa
he makes the race In the district IN
which he livss. II d said that tAis
matter will b Investigated.
The Pueblo delegation gave Judge
Mcdaniel fifty-fivs votes out OF six-
ty-six. which 10 good indication
that Keating will have considerable
opposition a the primaries.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
E.sssssinss Class

Miss Marioa HELM entsrtainsd
about fifteen Of tAs little girls Of III
Sunday school elass last ThursAay
afessnooa Il hoAor Of Mtn Laura
Frsaeh. u Lssds. Men. The aftsrnooa
vaa pleasantly spent In playtas var
ious ganss after which rsfrssAmenta
Of orange lee and cake were served.
ttt
Hudsoa-CAsr
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
\. 80 Z T.! : ]! I!


Much nov whsat - al116 y
rscelvsd Il ~ elevntsss - ~ - =
mar mill. although ~ fsosnk Il
intsrtersd % so1as s1tsat Wit1 Il
work Of threading, ~ whent H. e.
fire quality ana sssls wsll ovee nlxe
pounds . the bssAsl. nueA =. Is sslas
ming - high - sixty-thres. Rspeee1
thus far rsceivsd ~ ~ nllls aoell
elevators show that - ayeeaQD
ylsld On ftslds already thrseAed -
bssn abost forty bushsls = ~ 49,
which 4 thFee times = groat - -
average acre yield for ~ whoae
United Statss. Lamar opasks.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
Pearce.Ki Kinssssaa

Three weeks ago Edgar 8. Pearce.
Of the La Junta Tribune. left for
Pueblo TO take In the Sunday sxcur-
sioa over La vsta Pass. Before As
len his many trisnds In this city. &C
eussd hin Of going 70 b married
which hs snDhatieally deaisd. say-
lag that whsa hs got married he
would let 10 all know about Il. Il
~ss soon learned. however. that Mis-
Hdna Kinsmaa. aceonpanisd b. her
mother. Mss. ElisabetA Klnsnan.
and her brother. Ralph kiasaan.
also lsft o. The sans trsia 70 take 10
The sane sxeursion.
Early la he week The Pueblo
Chisetain made aoss Of the marriage
Of NJ. Edgar Q. Psarcs aad Mis-
Edna Kinsaaa. both q Il Junta.
TAs article vas rcd ~ iatsesstsd
fsiss1s hsre vhe inneAiatsly eallsA
" The rs,ativss abeut Il but wess
unable 70 Droeurs say q ths -
tails. bscauss thsy had peomlse1
faithfully nos 70 Tell.
NJ. Psarcs aad his bslds I'D 81
rssusn % u Jsnta uatil lase oaeus.
day nlght - Il vas ~ uatil tAls
wesk tAas ws eeuA ~ ths pastleu.
iass Of ths we11lns.
NJ. PvaFee. aeeeopaaled ~ Hllss
kiasoaa and ~ neehee aad beOeh-
81. lsst Il Junea - - sasiy traia
Sssday aesnlAe. Jul, lSth. ses Pu.
sblo. as1 fsso tAses tAsy eeet h
~ sxesss1ea svss L. vsea ra0. ~
susning - Pueolo late n ~ evea-
lsg. Iooe1laasly aflss ssessniag -
Pusblo ~. Reases ealle1 - ~
eeiav essst go aeseaOsalel Nh =
~ ceuss heuss wheee ~ lleonss
vas lssss1. anl efsss Deseaslag ~
seeviess q Rsv. va ~ Musolsa q
~ Ceagssoasleaal ehuseA. NJ.
Rsascs aa1 lolss klasnsa wsse aale-
- h Marriage. ~ ssssaeay vas
|@tenssss1 ~ Mn. klssnaa. asehss
q ~ bei1s. sad ". nalDA 11las-
-. bssehss. - ~ bss1e. vho ~
1n0e11aeely aitss ~ essU0eay IT.
49, ho0o u L. Juata.
NJ. as1 Nm. Peases sDeat two
WoooIs tokiag y ~ slghes - 11aals
~, CElpooe Crssk. psaves. ~
Dou11og, sUeusnlag y - Juata Iass
oaesN1ay Whese IN ase - hsne -
thels Doay 1g1sals.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
Fl s,s..a D.ssa

The Phi Sigma Dslta girls held
thsir regular meeting Tuesday svsn-
ing at the homs Of Miss Maris Moore
on Carsoa avenue. After the even
ias bad ben pleasantly spent In con-
Yeraauon dainty rsfrsshments were
served.
The guests ON Tuesday evening
were Miss Lila Corbin and Miss Vera
Wilson. The club will meet next
week with Miss GLADYS Wood.
90
Picnic 6spper.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Gsorgs Barngruvsr went 70
Denver the first Of the week 70 visit
friends.
R. B. Henderson. who visited for
the past two months in st. Louis,
NO.. returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. :. Cox went 70
Denver Wednesday to spend few
days.
Miss Pauline Anselmino and Miss
Tessie L. Bennett spent = few days
this week visiting In Colorado
Springs.
Miss Narsatsr Hoffman, of Rocky
Ford spent . few days the first OF
the week with Mrs.. George Poor In
this city.
H. H. King and family were among
the number from this city who at
tended Crowley nay 1t Ordway
Thursday.
Mrs. W. A. rero and two children
left Monday for Trinidad after .
months visit with Mrs. Jesse Mirlsr
In this city. t
The regular meeting Of the Pres
byterian Sunday school will be held
In the church tomorrow morning At
1890 O'Clock.
Mrs. c. A. Reynolds returned
home Monday from q months visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Merritt Bah
cock In Denver.
Mrs. Alta Oriffen who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. George
Cawley. returned to her home in La
mar Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Lens. the operator for
the Western Union. returned home
Thursday night from few days visit
with friends In Denver.
J. Quay Chapman and wife return
ed a few days ago from Colorado
Springs where they have been en-
joying short vacation.
| Mrs Anna Braun and little
grandson. Ronald Oakley. expect "a
leave the first Of the week for Colo.
RADIO Springs where they will spend
the next two weeks.
X. A. Stsen and wife and little
granddaughter. Eleanor Steen. and
Mrs. r. D. NcCiintock. motored ovei
70 Ordway Thursday to attend the
Crowley Day festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ryder and
chiidrsn were the guests the lattcl
Dart Of last week Of Mrs. Jesse NIL
Ter. They were en- route from Chicago
70 their hone In Trinidad.
Mr.. @. I. Stone arrived in thil
elsy,S s1pfdey morning from ropeka
kan.. and will be the house guest o.
Mn. q. A. Thompson ON San Juss
svsaus for several days.
l1lss MILDRED Field went 70 Palmer
l.Ato yesterday whsrs shs viii sDsad
tie reoainder Of the week with Miss
sadie Dseviler who has bsss spsad.
lag ths week at that summer resort.
George lnse and NJ. Waltsrs. whu
passed through II Junea . cospDs ol
weeks ago sa route from shsir home
In Garden City. Kan.. 70 Dsnves. and
spsnt several days with NJ. lnss's
brother. r. e. lnse. went through
here Tuesday o. thsir Fstuss tho,
Mr.. aud Mrs. william Rife and tvo
dasghters have arrived In this city
and ere occspyins the rssldsacs Of
Gseses Cowherd % aalehlss1 are
nue. NJ. Rife caas hss from Marco
llps. No.. N flil The positioa made
vacant By The resignation Of NJ. Cow.
hss1 Who recently moved 70 ~ Paso.
Tens.
PySeads II this city recsivsd word
this wook from N. z. d. Harrington
slatlag that hinseif and family
reasAs1 eheir homs II Findlsy. Ohio.
lase Sunday morning and that Mis-
i.ueo1os who hss bsea n sueh ~
health for 70 long. stood the journey
resl woll eaa wss seslins ~ we'll %
coun ~ expected.
Caog9oo Nay hiss rsstsd the y. ..
wll1oa residence on ssnsa Fs ave.
uas, ssd moved Thursday from the
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
Boo.s,.s sor sli.'..

Efforts are being made BY thoeo
interested In making thi. vicinity .
dairy country. which will give thoss
having cows the greatest returns for
the money invested. The feeding Of
cnsilage has beeA demonstrated b.
yond = doubt. - the only way 70
successfully feed stock. and to feed
ensilaSe. II necessarily follows that
. silo must Be installed.
A number Of folders have been
mailed 70 farmers In this vicinity
setting forth the advantages Of the
Jones silo. This sllo In made At Alex
andria. La. and IL conceded 10 Be
one Of the most practical and sub
stantial silos manufactured.
The one that appears TO be the best
suited for Ordinary farmers. IL ths
so-ton silo. which can ~ purchassd
tor eSS. Arrangements have been
msds With the company whereby the
freight Win b paid providing an Or
der for ten silos Il rscslvod at ons
time.
The Jones silo d sAiDpsd kneeksd
down. but caa b readily asasDbled
~ eas nan aad . helper. They have
besa On Tie market foe over fifteen
ysars. With coatiausd inprovsnsnts.
aad ssO today aeknowle4ged - be
psrfsctioa. even b eAs most critical.
4 folder sxplaiaing ~ plaa Of the
Joaes sjlo. ca b bad ~ eallins on
J. ,. CraigAsaA. ssd thess dsslsinG
- order cas leave their na0s With
lls. DessbeAn at ~ CojoeaAo osv.
iass sad Tssse Company. and u ten
orders are rseslvsd. saits . savias
VIII - made - tAs company VII
~ ~ fright
New b tAs tins % ~ bssy u you
ars u ths market foe . s1l6. u will
savs you nossy as1 Dat 30 - .
DsaetSeal basls for see6iag yesr
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
: -. .3&&AA.ssAs...

Ma J. q. nallsiles sstsssaiael
aboue sAluey thll1sss ysslssday e.
asenosa h hsaes - ~ llttle gsao1.
aaaghnss. Desaiss Deugne. - oalo
Lalks CIV. vhe eqDsbsnasl ~ nlntn
hoelh1ay aD11voesnsy aoeo ~ ~.
~ alossnooo vas eosas = ~.
II vasiess ososs sh1ea ealoesoo
always sajey. ~ 80 vn1sA pesaooe
nfoognel ~ 49, euusonaoe ~
- ooanue hual Lev y ~ aeoeg.
80 ~ esoao ~ eohe veso oogvol
- IN Dal1sslOs ~ - ooa1ooel
~ m. 11aev Deasne. = ~ Lase
Clovs Nh Q. ~ pa0esoo. ~. ~
nooGno WnDees. Mn oevl1oe 49,
dolDJS1lDa q. 4. 5hs00eoo - ~
. q. = 49,, = TsDeha. ~.
~ tn1n1Du ~ epjogs6 ~ -.
- ~ ooG11oo Doosse. Uosoe1y ~
~ DSnnGl1 uUoUn. llasElsoo -
orG1nlGL Douns1 0o11o, nueo -
1eni1n, ~ - taUssoes -
muvos. meGoeo - Wlooe1 3oeo
~ - ~ 1DoG1nG1D M nvael
V1n1onay Aleoo1 n1ovn. 5eas1e oeoo
Ou61hoy 0lm1oob - ~ kn9e
Olo0ukee ~ ~ - Wool. ~
- - ~ 1ono1D o1oops -
, 115 - Du11G@ o>lA -
g, { 1les1|
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
asessie NGlas = Nsw1ass.

~ maesslal lee ~ sew power
llas - ~ NswdaIs lisessss = sssiv.
lag 6a10y and juse - ssoa - the
tsansoosusss assivs . lafDo esees d
- Win - sapjegsl ssl ~ wort
susAs1 - eo0u1setss. 1A1s nsv Nee
vili sive ~ sssleeas = ~ New
1als seoe1eo eussoas see 1igAe and
pevss - vtll suDOly ~ ~ alfal.
q 0aal n1Dl ehas = ssw ua1se way.
~ . Dublie ssevSss instlest1sa ths
Askaasas valley Rai1way. klghs .
Rsvee Ce0Dany \ ness assussdiy
nakiAg gse1.-Rssky Hoe1 0asssas.
Tseoe.
Ysu v1ll have = glvs ~ mayor
- sow1alo Z wt1e swaah whso ~
vl11es ~ eoun(y esse neeooeose. He
w1l1 Dsehably ~ oleking eanonlouoss
~ eoeses1e nGh1s esgs vook-ooos
- ~ essly soes thas - = faasus
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
E.A-rs.isesi n Passy.

Mrs.. James McNeen entertained 1t
q dinner party yesterday at noon in
honor Of Mrs. VIII Kilgore and little
daughter. Dorothy. OF Los Angeles.
Calf. Covers were laid for Mrs. VIII
Kilgore and daughter. Dorothy. Mira.
@. A. Kilgore. Mrs. Jonn Beard and
daughter. Helen. Mrs. r. r.. Lewis.
Mn. O. 8. Thompson. Mrs- Noah
George. Ars. \. w. English. Mrs.
Patisaes Howard. and Mrs. Ennaa-
sel Payne. =. - - -
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08

In the office Of Judge Teter on
wednesday evening and In the pres
ence Of only the necessary witnesses.
the judge performed the ceremony
which united in marriage Mr.. Jesse
Hudson. Of Sophia. Okla. and Miss
Lulu Carr. Of White Rock. Colo. In
mediately after the ceremony the
young people left FOR Oklahoma
whore they will make their home.
go
Week End Party.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08

Tho pupils Of the summer school
and their teacher. Miss Mary Ste
vens. enjoyed picnic supper At the
City Park Thursday evening. They
gathered in the park about four
o'clock and spent until enjoying
various games and the supper. The
summer school closed yesterday and
all the pupils who have attended feel
that they have been greatly benefit
ted and that the forenoons Of the
past nine weeks have been most pro-
fitably spent.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
Ice Creasl. Hs,cial.

The members Of Mrs. Stacy vii.
cox's Sunday school class Of the
Methodist church gave an ice cream
social Thursday night At the home
Of Mrs. Wilcox ON Lincoln avenue.
All sorts Of amusements had been
arranged for the evenings entertain.
ment and ice cream and cake were
served for Is cents from which the
girls realized . neat sum.
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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08

Miss Aura Worden vas delightful
hostess at . week end party last
week. Her guests were Miss Louise
Carothers. Of Fort Madison. Iowa.
Miss Mabel Cheathan. Of Las vegas.
N. NJ. Miss Leah Ketchem. Of Ros-
we'll. N. H.. and Miss Faunie Beer
bohm. and the Messrs. waltsr Round.
Herbert Rapp. Glenn Hutsel. Tom
Cook and Donald Strattou. Of Rocky
Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-08
Twr,v. 0'Cissk ps.ssr

Mn. q. A. Thonpsoa vas ths d.
lightful hostess rAursday aftssnoon
at . - O'Clock ainssf givsa n hon.
o. - Mn. Perry Fredssicks. Of Pasa-
dsaa. Calif.. Mfs. Pred 0anmsrs. a
C1ovis. N. H.. and Mn. Nay Sam
mefs. of Leaemons. Colo. A sunp-
tuous dinnsr was served q 5000 and
covers we're laid for slxtssn ladIes.
Aflee ths dlnnss houF ~ aftsrnooa
was sosat u social convsssatloa and
nssdlswesk.