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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-12

the home of Mrs. Daviss brother
John Bell.
Miss Edna Bell has been very sick
but is getting better now
The horse shed at the brick schoo
is being torn down and larger on'
will be built.
Fred Baisch has several men anC
boys helping him harvest his potato
crop
Mrs. c. B. Stimson and family spent
Wednesday with Mrs. F. G. Packard.
There is big force of men hauling
sand for concrete wings to be built
under the Haw creek bridge near the
w. II. Shane farm.
Miss Gladys Highley spent We'd
nesday in Boise visiting Misses Viola
Gordon and Carrie Billiard.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard Sutton and
Mr. and Mrs. Guernsey Ellis were
guests at the Fred Baisch home Sun
day.
Mrs Frank Sanders and babe re-
turned Saturday from a three weeks
visit at the home Of her parents in
Boise.
c. J. Billiard, son Charles and
daughter Carrie spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Tom Gordon home.
Charles Clement hauled his turkeys
to town Tuesday. They we're fat and
large and were fine lot.
NJ L. hawthorn sold $50 turkeys to
Henry Gou and has been hauling
them to town this week.
Mrs. Win Yergenson called on Mrs.
Elliot Tennyson Tuesday.
E. Tennyson and A. Little are haul
ing posts and wood from Long Valley. |
Mrs. Guernsey Ellis and Mrs Char
les Clement were callers at the Frank /
Sanders home Tuesday.
The musicale given last Thursday
afternoon by the U. A. Club at the
home Of Walter Larkin was very
much enjoyed. The visitors were
Mrs. Strait, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. High
ey, Miss Highley and the Misses San
lers. The names of Mrs. Strait and
Mrs. Hansen were presented for
Mrs. Larkin served a
delicious lunch.
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NEWS OF TWO COUNTIES
BY The Index's Correspondents.

Mr. Cline, the piano tuner, is il
this vicinity, doetoring the pianos
William Royce Of Boise was visit
ing at the Happy Hollow ranch Sun
day.
Jett Hill made trip to New Ply
mouth Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs D. Mcmillan attended the Eas-
tern Star chapter and banquet at En-
NETT Tuesday evening. They spent
from Tuesday till Wednesday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Haylor and en-
joyed yenison dinner while there.
The Howard brothers are contem-
plating a trip to the Dry Buck mills to
get lumber for building purposes.
John Yeck was looking after his
farm on the bench Sunday.
It sounded like the Fourth Of July
Sunday morning. Eight autos loaded
with quail hunters we're out from En-
nett and banging away on the river
bottom.
f. J. .Teerink is installing COM
plete water system on his place for
stock purposes.
Dave Simmons was down from the
upper country this week to look af
ter his ranch on the river.
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BRAMWELL.
BY E. f. Wells.

Mrs. j. A. Nelson and daughter Ha-
eel, mother and sister respectively OF
Mrs. J. f. Allen, arrived the first OF
the week from Alberta, Canada, for
an extended visit at the Allen home.
f, F. Wells and family spent the
day Sunday with the Lee Wheeler
family in Emmett
Quite a number from this neigh
borhood attended the Goracke sale
Tuesday.
Mr.. Ashley is the new man on our
milk route.
The box supper given at the school
house Friday evening was decided
success. The program was excep-
tionally good, showing great deal
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HANNA
INV Mrs. ]. |. Gulhrie.

John Bartch is in Boise this week
A number Of our farmers marketed
turkeys in Emmett Monday
Mrs. A. L. Young of Davenport
Wash, is visiting her brother, Mn
Norwood and family
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Haylor and son
Morris spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Guthrie.
The Goracke sale near Letha on
Tuesday was largely attended by peo-
Pile from this vicinity.
A family from Payette will soon
take possession of the John Yeck
ranch on Bissell creek The ranch
viii be stocked and farmed next sea-
son. We have not learned where Mr..
Alsop viii move.
j. ]. Guthrie has begun work on an
addition TO his house.
Wesley Mcdonald, who has made
his home with the Bartch family this
summer, is staying for time with
Mr.. and Mrs Basye.
Several turkey buyers were doing
business among our farmers the past
week
Mr. Mare is delivering hay from
his ranch, where AR Voss lives tol
the Fred Wilhelm ranch near Letha.
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LINCOLN NOTES.
By Miss Alice Rynearson.

BY Miss Alice Rynearson.
w. l.. Nichol is moving his famil!
out to the ranch, where they will liv,
this winter.
Miss Hazel Wills, who has been as
sisting Mrs. Andrews on the Emmett
mesa, is at home spending the week.
Mrs. w. M. Rynearson and chill.
dren visited at the Jonas johnson
home Sunday.
David DeClark spent Sunday at the
home of his uncle, Charlie Wills.
Mrs. j. A. Wills and son James
visited at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Smith, Sunday.
Miss Alice Rynearson visited Miss
Hazel Wills Sunday afternoon.
Again Grandpa Moulton has wit
messed another birthday, November
II being his 9th. Aside from be-
ing blind, grandpa is in the best of
health and spry for man of that
age
Burt Reese left Monday for the hills
where he will work this winter.
Charles Cantral, our road super
visor, has crew of men hauling sand
for the roads of the lower part of
the district
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ing preaching service at IL, theme,
"The Still Small Voice" Young Peo-
pies meeting at 6:45 p. m. Evening
preaching service at 1880, theme,
prayer" Prayer meeting and teach
er's meeting on Thursday evening at
1880 at the pastors home, Fourth and
Washington All interested in the
organization of Teachers Training
class are invited to meet this week
with the pastor at his home on Thurs
day evening at 1890 Stuart NJ. Hun
ter, Pastor.
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of forethought and preparation on the
part of the teacher and pupils. The
proceeds from the boxes were $3.50
and will be used toward getting an
organ for the schoolhouse.
Mr.. Kessier of Boise was interview
ing some of the farmers of these
parts Tuesday, regarding the drain
age proposition.
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BISsEL CREEK
by Mrs. W. ]. Van Limbaugh.

Mrs. Pearl capley was a Boise Wis
itor last week.
Della Brown Of Big Willow is board
ing at Mrs. A. 7. Hawkins and attend.
ing the Central Mesa school.
r. d. Voorhees, has returned from
his hunting trip and brought his
friends some fine venison.
The Stars and Stripes will soon fly
over the red barn of the Big Four
ranch. d. Mcmillan is erecting a flag
pole, which for good luck will rest
on a piece of silver.
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SOUTH SLOPE.
By Mrs. c. W. Cook.

Peter Refs drove over to Boise or
Monday.
Miss Carol Kelly went to Caldwell
and Parma the first Of the week.
c. P. Hartley and family went to
Caldwell Saturday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Hartley's brother.
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Methodist.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, public
worship at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Morning subject, Men Wanted, Luke
1875; evening subject, "The True
Weather Man." lisa. 1922. Epworth
League at 1880. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday at 1900. L. Walker,
Pastor, residence First and Wardwell
streets. Phone 50.
Note-Next week an every mem
Der canvas will be made.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

international Bible students meet
every Sunday at II O'Clock a. M, at
N. w. corner of Third and Mckinley
avenue.
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Latter Day Saints

Services on Sunday as follows: Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Regular ser
vices at p. m. All are invited. Geo.
F. Smith, Bishop.
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UPPER MESA
BY Mrs. II. l.. Cowan.

BY Mrs. TT. L. JOWan.
Tom Gill and W. Cowell left yes
terday for the upper country to hunt
big game.
Fred L. Davis, wife and family of
Warden, Colo, who are enroute to
California by auto, are visiting at
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Christian.

Preaching services every second
Sunday of each month by Rev. Benz,
Smith of Payette. Sunday school ev-
cry Sunday at 10 a. m. The public
is cordially invited to these services.
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Use our home-cured hams and
bacon and lard. Steward 4 Burkhard
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Baptist

We heartily invite the public to
unite with us in the following SER
vices; Sunday-Bible school at 10 a.
M, public worship at II a. m. and 7;30
p. M; Young Peoples Union at 6
p. M; Wednesday-Mi d-week service
vt $3.50 p. m. Morning subject is:
The Living of Regenerate Life
Evening, "The Choice Tor Life of
Worthy Objective. "A. C. Lathrop,
Pastor
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Baptist Notes.

The meetings at the Central Mesa
continue with splendid interest
This Thursday the Ladies' Aid So
ciety meet in three sections for work \
AT Mrs. Patison's, Mrs. Rundstrom's
and Mrs. Johnsons.
An important monthly business
meeting occurs on Friday evening.
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Presbyterian.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-31
,bee,f,,fpe,s a Social Asset.

IN recommending cheerfuiness as
q safi3] asset we feel that We can
IA M better than quote from a
sunday editorial in the Dallas News
Oh recent date:
rheerfnlness is one OF the greatest
forces known 10 man hot a false
thppraluess consisting Of Wllfui de
prmnation, but 4 cheerufnlness that
has solid foundation for its ex-
iacloe Thackeray gays, What
indeed does not that word cheerful
ness iauy 1t means eontcnted
spirit it means pure heart, it
il means humility and charity If
means generous appreciation OF
others aud a modest opinion OF sell.
A Blessing indeed is he who carries
,ha sunshine that is born Of conf
ienee ii Infinite Wisdom.
A very impressive fact stands on
sheH we consider the blessings be
slowed b. the cheerful. and that il
iHat this ebeerlulness. 10y and peace
cone not because Of ones material
Hossessious. for often is it more
Qtien than otherwise--that the hap
Hie,t are those with little. just as
some Of the most miserable are those
With mueH Happiness is BY no
means tie constant companion OF
Material prosperity. 1t comes OF
doing that which is right. otherwise
tier would he no reason 10 do
light AMI eheerfulness comes Of
happiness
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N,rs Penn fdntcttaiuN.

on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. j lee
Penn Was hostess to the Tuesday
Afternoon Club. guest list being lin
tied to club members.
This home with it, carefully kept
lawn is one Of the most attractive
IN the town.
Within this home comfort and
beauty combine to make an ideal
place in which to receive and give
social pleasure TO friends
Tie divisions beginning the year S
contest were made al this time and
for the afternoon the As proved the
victorious side BY 1900 counts.
Miss Emma Davis OF Dallas, who
retains her membership in this so
cjal club, will be the next hostess al
the home OF Mrs X c. Johnston on
Mcmillan street.
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Hymn.
Prayer, Mrs J. + Leigh.
Scripture reading, Jamie liarrell
Violin Solo. Mary McFlroy.
An explanation OF the Y. W. A
work. and an appeal to the yoans
women 10 give its support, Miss
Maude b DAVIS,
Responses. Miss Fanny Wilton,
Miss Helen Heath. Miss Mite Lee
Morris. Miss Jewel Brock.
Song, Miss Mamie Davis.
Piano Duet, Rosahel Herndon and
Julia Mae Ward
Business meeting
All the young women Of the First
Baptist church are invited to he
present The meeting Will be in the
FideIis room at four O'Clock sharp
Monday afternoon BE sure to be on
time After the program Mrs. Leigh
viii serve refreshments to the girls
in the church parlor
MISS ANNA MAY OLSEN, Pres
MISS BERTHA DEAL. Sec.
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Central Presbyterian Philatheas,

The Baraca and Philathea rooms
At the Central Presbyterian manse
was the scene of merry HalloWe en-
affair Wednesday afternoon.
With their energetic president al
the head all members expected
something appropriate to the oe-
casion. The elaborate decorations
of birds. bats and creeping Spooks
moving around to suggest the
FRANKS awaiting the audience TO-
ae,her with effective arrangements
of fruits and agricultural products
suggesting that the harvest season
is on, the guest realized at once the
bappy time in store for her.
High apples for the low ones TO
bite. low apples for the tall ones,
with other prankish contests iur-
nished amusement Bible contests
served as mind sharpeners and APP
propriate refreshments served as the
closing number marked another en-
ioyable social for this group OF
ladies.
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THE NET HOD|sT WOMEN TO
OBSERVE WEEK OF PRAYER

Beginning with the 1t O eloe6
services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning the women OF that
church Will observe a week of PRAYER
They will have charge Of the services
Sunday morning and Will give the
following program:
Prelude, Mrs. w. D. Boyd.
Hymn.
Devotional, Mrs. Lee Hawkins.
Prayer, Mrs. Lay.
Anthem, choir.
City Missions" Mrs |. ". Will
Hams.
Our Foreign Work" Mrs. T. J..
Anderson,
Our Foreign Work at Home. Our
Schools, Mrs. T O. Cheatham.
Solo, Miss Bareus,
Offering.
Benediction.
The program for the following
week will be as follows:
Monday Afternoon. $3.50.
Hymn.
Devotional, Mrs. G. r Sessions
What Your Money Does; Let Me
See It," Mrs. A. A. McRoberts.
Duet, Misses Annie Sawyer ana
Elloise Smith.
Home Mission Limited, the De-
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Miss Oldham Entertained.

Mrs. ] " Blanton, 1913 Bowser
street. 0aa Lawn. assisted by her
laughter, Miss Marguerite, "nter-
aimed yesterday at noon With a
ianeheon iH honor of Miss Oldham
o. "aEahaehie, Miss Harris OF
Gainesville and Miss Munday Of
1o9eIadH American Beauty roses
and red carnations were used as
aeeoralious A menu of six courses
vas served Dallas News.
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the morning hour, it being All
Saints Day. All members Of this
congregation and others are urged
to attend. Mr.. Crittenden will go
he viii mold services al night
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seunea, E.ntrrtaih-.

VI lho rtorestiug hospitals
Wv -, nast week planned .or
Dr. o. w." at the Sixteen club was
t5' .a, zpaat with Mr. Rog-
kennedy in her ATTRACTIVE '""''
lei n : ~. 5v..alIo-
.eh VIZ ,...,a.n neautias Ia
I vases .,a Saliva served a.
Fame u ., vim Mains and
ilo'ai @'''' the doorvaye
t7ri' " sa-of,;ng rooms sev-
IfFo@''' .r,.oaoa for tha di-
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I4aIlpS.

J. w Lanoy, aged So a,ed Al his
home in Maypearl Friday OF las
week after an illness covering
period OF four weeks. Deceased va
stricken with paralysis a that time
His remains were inferred in III
Maypearl cemetery sunday mornine
Rev W \. Gorkeru conducting iii.
services
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Main Street Christian Church.

A. c. Parker viii speak at both
morning and evening services.
Evening service begins At 7.l5.
Bible school as. Communion
and preaching service II 4. m,
Christian Endeavor . p. IN.
Good music and a hearty vel.
come, The public is invited,
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Week OF Prayer.

The Mission Society OF the Metho-
dist church will observe special
week OF prayer from November first
to the fourth. 4 special program
having been announced for each
day.
Objects for special prayer will be
Girls School in Rio De Janerio, and
the Vashti Institute in Georgia
Special music has been arranged
for each day and every lady In the
church whether in tie society or not
should attend,
On Wednesday afternoon about
.; 80 our president has invited every
mission society in our town to hear
Mrs. j. w. Downs, the president of
the Central Texas conference.
PRESS REPORTER.
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At II O'Clock the ladies Of the
Woman's Mission Society will render
an interesting program.
AT : p. m. the laymeH of the
church will have charge Short ad-
dresses by J. NJ Alderdice, Judge
Lee Hawkins and A. LassWell.
Special music at both hours.
A shor, but very important church
conference will be held at the close
OF the evening program.
Sunday school at so It. m.
Epworth League 6 p. IN.
Everybody welcome 10 all these
services.
JNO NJ BARCES, Pastor.
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Services at the following hours.
SUNDAY school at 9 IL a. III. Pub
lie worship al ! Il. nj. and ,.lJ p,
III. Christian EndeaFor meeting at
i D. III.
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Nusic Club Meets

With Mrs, W \. Gro" as their
able teach,. the Music club held an
interesting session last Friday after
noon having as their lesson How TO
Sing The theories, beauties ana
the difficulties Of this intricate ART
we're freely discussed. At the close
of me lesson splendid program con
sisting OF five vocal numbers were
hoard with delight by the club. Dur
inc the business session Mrs, r
Brady was elected to represent 'he
Music club at the coming federation
which meets in Galveston from NO
.vember II to the 2oth'
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To Return to Paris.
BY the United Press.

Bordeaux, Oct. Silt is the I'M
tention of the French government
to return to Paris about November
90 unless something unforeseen de-
velops
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Activities OF Club Woman.

~ appreciate the wide and laad-
e' ambitions which actuate the
'ao HE of the modern woman a fair
''ins OF the club pages OF any Of
large dailies is convincing
:. 'Ne same earnest efforts to serve
sa'''iity characterize all club life
we use extracts from the address
., ,'erea recently to the Woman S
i, wy III San Antonio by the president,
!, j. H. Sprague, as fair exam
!. VI the worthy work being ac-
j, up'ished by woman's individual
She epitomizes woman's life
y IN these words. To intelligent
i s.uer the home, bring beauty in
ties 800 o1' "eA r
She says:
ne other day l received club
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Entertain Visiting Guests.

MISS Martha White, 6l7 North
Madison avenue, entertained the
fa Gamma Sigma Club yesterday
afternoon honoring Misses Mar
s'ret Edwards, Rainey Harrison and
NUN Pickett OF Waxahaehie. Pink
aaa Gfeeh, the club colors, were
USED IN the decorations. Roses and
p'iHls We're used in the reception
'Oolils Progressive games we're
pa and the prize was won by
'''sS Ethel Botto. In the contest
Mss Mercey Yarbrough won the
lung lady $ prize and James I.att-
W won the gentleman's prize. Re
'eshments were served to forty
Suests- Dallas News.
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4 Mcdaniel, an AGED anA wel
known citizen Of MidlothiAn after
lingering Illness died Ihursda
night His Wife. tHo SONS, t.d Nd
Daniel Of Waco. and Walter Nc
Daniel Of WaXahachie, and on
daughter Mrs " Gibson, ~urHy
him Funeral services Were heA
at the residence conducted ~ Rev
John G Anderson. pastor Of ia
PRESBYTERIAN church of which Dc
ceased vas a member, after whie
the remains we're inferred ii Midla
than cemetery.
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Misses Margaret Edwards Raihey
Harrison and Ruth Pickett, VINO
snant two days seeing the great ialr'
ware given complimentary enter
,ainment by their hostess, Miss Mar
ro, White Miss Bess Bryant al
co entertained in their honor satur-
day morning
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IN THE CHURCHES.
) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Episcopal.

Episcopal.
Rector c. r. D. Crittenden OF
Weatherford, will conduct services
at the Episcopal church tomorrow at
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ne 1If'"N lHit 49, tttNt' ''Nfi S''f'll
IA Dallas Mre J Houston Miller.
Who arpreri.f,p arr in m thine1.
uAo appreciates art In al Things.
mas this TO say concerning the art
exhibit. This # tho finest co!lec-
tion Of picture ever seen in Toxar,
and 1t IL ,hr product OF the United
States artists-men born an rails
ed Oh the American soil. Il " worth
ones trip 10 Dallas il only to visit
}his art collection. Among the rec
oanrzed Texas artists who haF"
something IN di#a!as are Mr.. EiSeh~
iohr VINO has 7tetied abroad but eN-
hlbted scenes o1 IN" Galveston
beach, Ms F!p@er IS teacher IN
Nldd-k"E whose Spanish scenes we're
excellent. The Spring Morning by
Carlson OF Ne" York. The Model
.hy Harrison OF Philadelphia ana
Sunset. California water scene are
Jail taEorites Of mine, Mt, Han VII
''''i ''7 '''' '"' 't''-
iaf" eoiE'@lhR YER! "i''7o'I ''''l7
e"Ii III laha@'aI'' Genes, h''t q Az
the pictures t"'le We're some : an
i'rAla 4feslss "illth 9e'H "o''aefl VI
.f tea0,HaH VI 80 A''ilt" -aoi''9 r.
''t'* i ne 'o'i''''''" 81 ''''''' P''''',s''
.ehtHa among INC iogai talent, 'he
targest III the history 81 the lar ana
as for models there @eehi@ greater
tuan ever before
Miss Trayfor rommended~ the art
association OF Dallas in their efforts
iirrl and they have already pIrchas-
cd several nIcritofiou5 works The
.faprStry work o. Miss Owens. Miss
icoFlrction OF Mr. McCutcheou, all
tor whom are Dallas teachers, were
eXpnjsite This IS bV far the best
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]. yrs TREY Cheatham was visitor
: palias for two days this week.
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Miss Willie Fern Kennedy is en-
PERTAINING with tea pouring at her
home in University addition this aft
ernoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-09-04
Court Grants Writ Of supersedeas.

Denver-State Treasurer NJ. A.
Leddy will be able, temporarily, to
frustrate the will of the people in the
lending of money of the state on
farms and other realty by reason Of
the granting of the supersedeas asked
for by the custodian of the state
funds in the Supreme Court. When
Leddy appealed from the decision OF
the District Court, in which the lat
ter ordered the state school fund ap-
portioned to the various counties for
the purpose Of lending money to the
farmers, he asked for writ of super
sedeas restraining the enforcement of
the order of the lower court. This
request was granted. The case will
come up this fall, perhaps, on its
merits. Leddy's term of office expires
in January. Last year Volney T. Hog
gait, register of the state land board,
sought to have the funds, amounting
to 100000, apportioned, but Leddy
refused. and. at the instance of Hog
gait, Attorney General Farrar brought
suit to compel the apportionment.
This resulted In decision sustaining
Hoggatt and Farrar.