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The Washington times., 1914-06-08
City News Notes

The Mothers Society Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church announces
DR.. Harvey W. Wiley as the lecturer
at tonight's meeting.
The Tailor's Industrial Union tonight
will discuss the eight-hour law. Mrs.
Jessie HARDY Stubbs, W. II. johnson,
and A. Cursi will be the speakers.
Memorial services for associates who
died during the past year were held
yesterday at 41s Tenth street northwest
by the Legion of Loyal Women.
The public has been invited to a
strawberry fete to be given by the Fed
eral Suffrage Association tomorrow
Mrs W. S. Tancrc, sl3 Taylor street
Fetworth.
The Washington times., 1914-06-08
"Shirtsleeve" Services
Inaugurated by Church

A shirt-sleeve congregation. the frs'
of this season. attended the services a
the Centennial Baptist Church last
night Formally was cast aside by
the pastor the Rev. Z. Hez Sven, who
rose from the pulpit and shed his coat
men all over the church following his
example. and the sermon was delivered
and heard in solid comfort. DR.. Sven
hopes. by establishing this new custom
that men will not let their interest in
religion drag. through fear OF coats
and high collars in church.
The Washington times., 1914-06-08
Adopt Design for the
1914 Red Cross Stamp

Taken up almost entirely with a
-,,ddv. cheerful-cheeked face Of Santa
Claus. the design for the 1914 Red
cross stamp has been given the Of
,,,ittee ~ the American Red Cross. AT
the unper corners are red crosses. and
al the bottom, on an unrolled scroll.
are the greetings, Merry Christmas.
and Happy New Year" The legends
american Red Cross and 1915 also
arpear.
The Washington times., 1914-06-08

or Imprisonment if the law is vio-
lated. the company would rather
not transport any beer to the East
ern Shore.
Hence that company, through its
lawyers and Capt. w. c. Eliason.
its president, have obtained the per
mission of the State public service
commission to charge so cents in
stead of % cents for each shipment
Of alcoholic drink to the Eastern
Shore.
The only ray of light in the law
is the fact that a deacon, a warden.
a clergyman, or any other church
officer, may have all the beer or
rum he wants provided he declares
it to be for communion purposes.
Just to make the Eastern Shore
feel still more comfortable the Anti
Saloon League began on June / to
print the beer score of every resi-
dent of that section of the State
on the front pages Of country news
papers.
The Washington times., 1914-06-08
Sunday Schools Hear
Missionary w. S. Stinson

". S. Stinson. a missionary worker
OF the Presbyterian Board Of Publi-
cation and Sabbath School Work. is
II present the guest of former Off
cisl of the Presbyterian Missionary
9. z. Union, Miss L. E. Elwood 535
= street northeast Mr. Stinson ad-
dressed the Sunday schools of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian and East
ern Presbyterian churches yesterday.
speaking on the work at Iron Noun
tain Presbytery in Missouri
The Washington times., 1914-06-08
Holy Cross Graduates
Get Diplomas Friday

The closing exercises for the lower
grades of Holy cross Academy will take
tuition. while on wednesday night the
seniors will entertain the Undergrad
yates and their friends with the class
night program and commencement. The
diplomas will be conferred Friday after
noon at { o'clock.
Father, George A. Dougherty. vice
rector Of the Catholic University. as
sisted by Father J. A. Zahm. officiated
At mass YESTERDAY, which opened the
week Of commencement exercises for
the institution.
The Washington times., 1914-06-08
Piney Branch July q
Plans Outlined Tonight

An outline Of he plans thus far com
pleted for the Fourth Of July celebra-
ton Will be made by Chairman L. c..
Julihn al the meeting of the Piney
srsnch Citizens Association tonight in
the Iowa Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church
The Washington times., 1914-06-08
Radium Cures Tumor.

BALTIMORE. June s.-Thomas II.
Caldwell. Of Pensacola. Fla. has left
the Kelly Sanatorium cured by radium
treatment. of a large tumor in his
throat.
The Washington times., 1914-06-08

SI.oo to Harpers Ferry, 9I.z5 to Mar.
| tinsburg, $l.50 Berkeley Springs, and
$500 Cumberland and return. Balti.
more and Ohio from Union Station, 8 20
a. m. Sunday. June 14th. Returning
same day.-Advt
The Washington times., 1914-06-08
.CROSSER REPORT
( NOT YET WRITTEN
Lateness viii Make It Hard to
Call Up Municipal Ownership
Bill This Session.

The Crosser municipal ownership bill,
which received favorable report from
the District Committee Saturday. can
not come up for consideration In the
House today. as It has not yet formally
reached the calendar.
Congressman Crosser. who left for a
visit TO Cleveland Saturday night, to
fight for denomination. has not had time
to prepare the majority report. He Will
attempt to get the bill under consider
alton upon q subsequent District day,
although 1t will take fine bit Of steer
ing to bring up 30 important a District
measure toward the end Of the session.
District business IL In order in the
House today unless It should be set
aside by the sundry civil appropriation
bill. The Buchanan bill for more strin-
gent building regulations In the District
probably will be called up by Congress
man Ben johnson. chairman Of the Dis
trict Committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
KINDLY QUIZZING
S0FTENS STUBBORN
LITTLE BURGLAR

Under kindly qul7suE from Under
sheriff Dick Lewis OH. fteruUol. on.
drn sanchez. the b.t burglar who
broke into Mrs e. g IilIIs home n
North FIRST street rs..Hfly and stole
number % pieces OF .Hclert. broke
down and made restitution when ar
raigncd FOR a he1rIur before Judge
Craig several weeks aEu sanchez stubs
boruly refused "a ten here he hid che
ieNolry tie told "a buN .1npauiou jh1t
be wouldn't tell whore the iea
were 81 theN hung hm
Judge craig sent sanchez Co isII f.r
% DAYS To-day tndfr-herrlf lrs
had the boy brought o. his office suI
questioned him boo 50 tIadly
The taste OF iail ard lH, undershrrifs
kindly utuue combined Co lrt4k
the bog 3 s-tuhburuuess
t~ndersheriff Lev SCOT back th,
Kissing iewcler. Pedro has promised
90 lead 4 new life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
Agricultural Committee Seeks
Assistance of Belgian Con-
sulate in Effort to Get in
Touch.
FARMERS URGED TO
FEED THEIR FEED
Health Advertising Campaign
Already Has More Than
Paid for Itself According to
Report of Publicity Com
mittee.

That the Commercial club has been
quietly moving Co the end oi inter-
'sting Belgian immigrants in this
section ui the Biu Grtndc valley. was
ufousht out al the general meeting OF
the club last night when the agri-
CULTURAL committee referred Go its
correspondence with tho Belgian con-
sulaic in Washington % is proposed
Go earn from the BELGIAN diplomatic
Representatives aud through the
American relief committee something
ts 70 the numbers 4 Beiaiaus who
may be expected 10 move to this side
Of "a Atlantic as "a result % the de-
V|astntiun OF their homes aud l8uds.
Following this IL s planned to carry
out tho difficult work of getting in
touch with individual Bclgiaus who
are prospective immigrants and To
make q hard drive To- interest these
people in the Albuquerque valley.
Steps looking toward connections
with Belgian immigrants have been
made IN "a thoroughly practical way.
aud what seems 60 oc the FIRST of-
~fcrtiNc colonization movement ever
undertaken ia this valley has been
launched.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
HEAIlH ADNERTIsING mas
DEIIA ERRED THE GOODS

Ono % tht must IntDTtstiUF rtUDIts
last uight was that of Secretary
Wiley OF the health department MT
Wiley showed that the cubs adsrr-
Using campaign Be- now producing
more man 500 inquiries "a month. ana
from "a class OF people who Dos almost
every cHse are desirable several!
men brought here by the CLUBS adj
yertising have built homes while oth-
ers have become sufficiently Interest
cd 10 build houses for rem lu this
way alone Air. Wiley pointed out that
the city has received Ia return cone
siderahlY more money than the total
mount subscribed for publicity.
Plans FOR continuing the campaign
on q larger scale during the romias
year were discussed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
!. W. C.. A. GIRLS
TO HAVE PHYSICAL
j RE
Glass to Be Organized Tomor-
row Night at the High
School; Miss Fadner to
Have Charge.

Plans have been completed for the
organization 81 "a physical culture
class among the members OF the
Young Wumcn's Christian HssoCla-
ton This class viii be formed to-
morrow right nt The high school
gymnasium Miss Fadncr. director
OF physical culture IN the public
schools VII have charge 81 the class.
70 viii meet weekly 20 the high
school gymnasium. ON Thursday
nights
The class work viii begin Ut 30.
Tomorrow meeting wll open at that
time All those interested in the
class should atlci-i the meeting Any
information desired regarding tho
new s.. W. a. \. Tea urc may be ODE
tained by calling gp 6sl ou the teIe-
phone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
FARMERS URGED 10
FEED THEIR FEED

4 H. Stroup. chairman of the aR-
ricuitural committee. made u general
report iRst night on conditions in tho
valley, and he and his committee
were continued with Instructions TO
seek means ror working out several
valuable suggestions made
one Of these was the urgent adj
vice that farmers iu this valley, IN
stcad OF selling their alfalfa and
other feed crops In the open market
az small profit cor at NO profit at an,
turn Go feeding stock. either dairy
ostttle or stock for the butchers, Il
heinE shown clearly that ina thus way
the farmer nov making a bare lyIng
may soon become the possessor OF a
su]bstautial income
Tho common range COW Mr..
Stroup proved uy figures. could he
made 90 produce upward of $50 per
month boz butter mi u the prices ~
the local creamery. when fcd ou all
tnlfI and "a proper daiT> ration Mr.
Siruup pointed OUT the most serloIs
difficult, In making 60 beginning In
tcediug. which i- found ln the tact
that no farmers boo large majority
are poor men, not ln ia position d-
Htntidlly {" stock their farms either
with dairy cor other cattle
This led 20 a genera .eussloa IN
which attention was called Js the.
fact that not only iu California but
in eastern New Mexico bankers are
rcghruiug cattle and especially dairy
cattle az giid-cdged security for loans
ana that bt individual and ro-opera-
tive cnort bankers and the business
Interests Of g great many communl-
ties are nov aiding the farmers ~
their districts bN providing means 60
furnish money with which farms may
De stocked. the farmer pay inE of his
loans from the profits of his how'd
agricultural committee was con-
tnueu last night With special instruc-
tons Go work out "a plan by which
farmers la this valley who want 90
stock their farms and feed la place
81 the present vastefui marketing OF
heid crops may boz Dnancrd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
TRAIN CREWS LOYAL
IN EMERGENCIES
SAYS CHIEF

Chicago. Dec 2-suEssrts VARYING
from the bay af express train ohgi-
uorrs 90 moultor wronches aud grease
cups were touched upou at today 5
session uf tn, arbitration board
which .s hearing The wage dispute
between thp eng rears au8 nrpmeu
tud tut aixrt uuf western railroads
c~mplufius them SiNry-l.ur th0u-
sand men arc infect q. according to
a statement 81 ga to correct the pIe-
ttiIin. impression that only aa.900
mDu arc involved
81 IS Dadle tn official OF Tho
brotherhood of Locomotive Enpi-
peers resumed his testimony todi,
tud t.ii OF thr difference Iu Iay rp-
.su.i ur Ir,I4nt aud passenger ,H-
a.H,.fs explaining that frH. Boz enc
sf- receive % hishcr rate I,r mile
."Hu du PASSENGER engineer t. tholr
fNtsa I- much slower
Warrior stone grand .hiaf rn-
..u'er ., tho E-roIuerhouu uf Loco.
motive I~.uEIueaT- dIe.I. nl toe
lraF.s. t.sf Ul upU.pu which
th. r..u want eliminated stated t..t
'h,fe .s lass Boo Kansas aga ust .Ha
t
rIt 70 -B.srcsaried b. added.
W PARK OF che IIiup.s Central
% noua,r or tHs noa.d su,aklug Hf
th r.a.o-. hat cHs emsH a. r,
I.std o- tho dots OF switching and
fla -Ina I th, request made no
mention Hf cmergtu.te-
WIFI -a. fu thIt replied Nr
stole rhat H ont $50 years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
THE END
MONA BELLS
| DEFENSE
Thite Slave Case Expected to
Go to the Jury This Even
ing; Defendant Makes Gen.
eral Denial.

sAith prospects Of finishing the case
ore adjournment today. the defense
the case uf Mona Bell. OF Santa Re,
,rR"d with white slavery continued
der way az the federal court this
crnonn.
lIudge Wright ana sir bowman. as.
|ated in the defense, produced sever
witnesses, including Nine. Bell. her
IN general denial Of the charge.
|ne. Ben cmphaticajiy aud ilatly de-
q thar she advanced q cent for the
n-sportdiiou ut girs from Denver 80
|ntn tc or iu any other way violated
Mann G.
|fhe defense has laid before the jury
dcnce designed to establish the
that one charge was flied in order
vent spite ON the part of girls ale
cd Go have been inmates ~ Nine.
lis reputed reEort in Santa he.
{ the case has not been finished by
time adjournment ls usually taken.
s likely that % night session Will be
bed.
4 special ycuirc of lG men reported
the court this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
MRS. MAY ODDS r
f FROM HUSBAND

Mrs MAJ Odls uarrs was granted
a divorce to-day ln the district oourt
from Walter Harris THE couple
were married iu junction cts. Atk
in 1910 Two years later the husband
Oeascd 90 contribute ,u che support of
the household j o. Neweil was ATS.
Harris counsel
ln tho case of " e. Leonard 81 lI
against y ~ Greenieaf tho plaintiff
was ordered 90 nie "a tll of part.cu
lars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
ENTERPRISING TROOPER
ROBBED P0ST0FFICE OF
$4,000 IN CASH

Walseu0urg. colo. Dee 4
. Burt Howard q private IN TROOP =
. y, Fiith United states cavalry, =
= was arrested heer today follow Z
. ing the theft OF $4,000 from .
= the poEtofhce last nlght Onf- =
. oials said 1850 was found in =
. Howard mattress The money Z
. had been shipped from the First Z
. national hank 90 Pueblo 90 M Z
. First Rational bank OF Nalsen Z
= burg Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
Gcrmnn Nlmnnh Cooklr..

Nolks of six eggs, ono and onc-
half cuptuls of sugar thrcc-quarters
% "a cupful OF butter, cupful of
almonds chopped. one tablespoonful
81 cinnamon, three Cuptuls of flour
Beat well, crop small %spoonfuls ON o
wen creased pan ana bake lightly
The Mothers Magazine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Yarns, linens. pillowtaps, scarfs
ready made articles. yes, and YOU can
hnd lots of things az Mrs Wilson .,
West Lead enu = oail viii
be worth your while.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02
CARb o. rnANks

We wish To- thank our friends ior
their kindness durns uur recent he
rcatemcnt the death ~ our infant
Nathalie
a sCHALTEGGER ANn FAMILY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Ed waids young brother Martin
al Bridgeport last season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

Phone Q. Red Barn. Ill W copper
nrst-class hacks and carriages
l. Trimble q Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

LET tho Herald want al do yoar
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-02

A. ISi Al, all prices
viii bc reduced our cu.
tIlr stock viii De- offered ar.
extremely low prices. now
goods as wpll as old. and
We have thc largest lime oi.
goods suitable f0r Christ
mas presents uf amy store
iu New Mexico.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16

Mrs Bill Glenn is still real sick
 Free saed from the |. S Dept ot Agriculture have beeun to arrive
 E,E Hene enjoyed the nice wea l. q last week
 Wood Phillips bought a nice mule from Bent Cate ole day last week.
 Several of our men folks went to Goshen Friday to find out what they were worth
 Prof EsteI Gayer begun a ten days singing school at the White house Wednesday, Jan : We have Tt learned just what attendance he has
 There are several young mules be ing broke to york since buyer eame thru here buying quite few work mules He bought twenty or more in this and surroundine communities.
 N $ Frammel was a pleased re- eei9ient of parcel post package a few days since The package con tained three of the famed Stayman Winesap apples, the three weighing two pounds
 Mrs IL L. Johnson of Habberton is visiting her mother, Mrs A. | Smith for a few days. She and Mas
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16

ter Lem Smith spent Thursday and Friday with their sister Mrs. Earl Oxford at Wyman.
 We received announcement last week Of the Arkansa5 Normal School of Music which will begin January I9th and continue twenty days. clos ing with a concert on the evening of Feb. 13. 4914 The school Uill b. held at Zion F miles from lo= wellWith J.N. Hamby as principal Oh. but don't 1 wish could 20.
 He=are sorry to report 5oHn Ken nan. Rho Has typhoid worse. The -narse..Niss NarIoW. Lad been dismissed bat her services have beea. .sacuf3 asaiI3ZT ZThel@afe at present lelt.itle= hopes oI.His f- oagsas Norman keanan isa 90 re= ported worse He Lad Aem8frbage of Che bowels Thursday night os last week Lis brother Raymond is supposed 5o= be=aoHe very vel
 Es5=af-=n
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
OSAGI

Mrs Newt McDow is on the sick list.
 Bob Mason of eolville moved to Osage last week
 The farmers are blowing again tie last few day While=the sun shines
 B D eoberly thrashed= =24 bush els of pas last Week from Iasf years erop
 Nrs. Plat of Osage was very six for day or 50 last=&sek but better at this writing.
 Aaat 1Iat NMphy Lad very baa sj lZ9eII iazt suaaaE baf is better aEf5fs vii ing.
 Ed CoeeH and family e 0sage moved lat Week.to tie Baaaa All- sas place and will farm ta.s#y ar
 Fae weather las moaeHalad sone sEaf since the Christmas holidays. aad thc san Has been zf5i# ai#gIy
 cave springs has improved Main street 99 hauling sfaee. an filing HR=fHe cent H. I.e tae 5ood york % Oh
 Arthur Mcclure of Healing SpfiHgs traded =ais=aoIue=iI Healing far=2# asHes of land iusf9e-t of town ana he=Vtll build a house on 5l7e fam.
 Nils. Ruth Stufdiyant of Oak Grove near springdale k oger visit ing Mr and Mrs Reed Hubbard for a couple Of weeks
 Mrs \ Sturdi9aHt of Oak Grove near Springdale visited A1f and Mrs. Reed HuBard Saturday night and Sunday returning 10 her home sHn- day evening
 Tax paving was the order ol the day in Cave Springs last Friday and on Saturday at Osage and on Mon day al Healing Springs The eoun y candidates are going with the tax collectors.
 \ Mr CrayeHs and wife of St Joe. Mo- moved to Cave Springs last week and will live in the house "a ated by Mr and Mrs Reed Hub bard Mr Cravens will run the l Cave Sprinss mill.
 Ed Holland and family moved last week on the farm he traded for from c ( Williams over by tAe Osage school house and Nr Will Hams moved to fhe fam down in Mashineton eoanty just vacated hv Mr Holland
 Thomas Tate traded his town property ill Osase with some othei property 10 a Alf Jones down on Illinois river a few miles rom Farm iHs6on for farm Of 105 acres Nr Jones will move his family to Osase hus Mr. Tate will still live on hi- larm here
 .ioHn Penn
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
VIM AN

Mrs. NJ Carter Of Greenland spent last Neek=WitA Mrs s Woolsey.
 Rey=Rfee filed his regular aa- Rointment at thfs place Saturday aad Sunday
 Miss Georgia E Hott ofsou's char q visited her sister. AIrs R GZfhfl- lips, sunday eseaiHg
 We are sorrY To saY thar fbe six p#ople O tafs locality are no h.tte ffis writing
 Mrs Elsia Hood of Elkins spent last F'ri9l49y nielt.eith=N Ms L. Hoois= who iz=eety A
 Sturgeon Baeseft closed a=iX months school at Dutch Mills Fri dag and returned home Saturday Miss Edith Fro of Plaazaut Ridge attended Church at tlis=8laae | Sunday visited the ai=ze~ Roberts
 Loldie Woolsef who.is a book keeper for the Arkansas National Bank, has been called home fer the past week on account Of his moth prs illness
 Mr Tenant of Summers spent one night last week with \. c Ro- .bsrts and purchased fine short horn Durham calf which he took back with him
 Mr and Mrs Dennis Elliott, who have been in California for the past three years has returned on account of Mr. Ellott's health They will reside with the formers parents.
 Bud Wilson and family, who left 1 Wyman some three years ago for Memphis Tenn. has returned Mir Wilson seems To think no place ex- eels his little farm in Wyman
 Winifred
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
cOMMlssI0NER'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. IE4-iH pursuance of the authority a4a directions aontaiued ia the dc efetaI oadef of the ehantefy Court of=Has shiHgton county, made and ea- 5sfza O. fHe $fd day of January. a=B. 19445 in certain 5aase eNo. 1f44f then pending therein be- tween John N Anderson. complaint aat and oPal Haaao Christina Haaao k aaa Doyne Hancock defead- ant the undersigned, as- Commits sion. said Court. will offer Tor sale al pah5ie vendae to=fHe high est bidder. at the=#est door OF =ff- trance of fhe County caurt House. in which said Court is HsId in the County Hashinsfon, within t7e hours prescribed bY law Tor judicial saltzs Oil safurday. .the ffh day of febfnar2.A=D faf4, t6e.f Following d=zefibed. eztatH. to=ai
 Part of the East half of Book Five t51 fH tire Railroad Addition 10 the Town 6HoN Gftg3 Of springdale. Beginning at point Eighty seven ] tH1 feet south of the Northeast eofaer Of said Block and running thence West Ninet4-four and one half t24 i21 feet to an Alley: thence south One Hundred and Forty-seYen tI411 feet to he South line of said Block; thence East Fourteen and 0ne-half ef412 feet; thence North Sixty C6o} feet; thence East Eighty tS0l feet 10 the East line of said Blosk; thence North Eighty-seYen e877 feet 10 the pla Of beginning. situate ill Washington county. Ark ansas.
 TERMS OF SALE On a credit Of three months. the purchaser be ing required to execute bond as required by law and the order and deeree of said Court in said cause. with approved security. bearing in- tefest at inc rate of per cent per aanum from date of sale until paid and lien being Fe.ained on t6e pr mi.e5 sold 10 seule tie payment of tha purchase money.
 GtFen under ny hand thfS gth day of January \ T. f9t4
 J=e Vaughan.
 Gomni sioner ia Ghaae6ry
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
siI EIi.

Two mofeZNeeks=o =o.schooI
 G-A Washbarn lost fife oW last week
 C. r. Mitchell loaded ear of wood last week
 C. N Wazhburn is digging po- tatoes rather early
 John Ramkins and family went to Springdale Thursday
 Leona Kelley and George Sutton are on the sick list.
 NIr and Ms John Horne of John son are moving on ] C steele's place
 Clem Glover from Elm Springs has been papering one of J. (. steele's houses
 J. {. Steele loaded two cars of wood last week and will load an other this week
 Joe Reed and Miss Gladys Great house of Stony Point attended sun day School at ahis place Sunday
 Mr and Mrs Harlan Ritter and son WiHlred Of BeatomiHe visited at ]. NJ Payne's Saturday night and Sunday
 Tyler Payne of all Buren came in last=Wr elk 10 fi-it home folks His wife is visiting req ives al Garfield. She will join him soon
 John Pazehaa aaa tamIs and Mis. Emma Nil he visited at Joa Burehss ar White oak Friaaz and Sa urdaA Gosdie gu5eh returned home with them 70 Fisit roiafiF
 The patty from Okla oma that trad q for AIr SkeItea,s farm has arrived but We have Het been able to leam their name