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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-03
TEXAS LEAGUE

At Waco: Waco ?. Dallas 0.
 At Beaumont: Beaumont 6, Houston 1. At Austin: Austin ?, Fort Worth 3. At Galveston: Galveston }, San An- tnnin h
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the year win take place when diplomas will be delivered to Is graduates of the institution. and the baccalaureate ad- dress will be made by Dr. Stonewan An derson of Nashville, secretary for eduea- ton of the Southern Methodist church.
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The members of Evening Star Court No g. Tribe of Ben-Hur of this city, have arranged an interesting programme for an entertainment. which will be held in their hall on Avenue E at o'clock tonight. The affair is an open social meeting. The following programme will be carried out: Opening ode, by members of the court:
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The principal interest, however. is be- ing taken in the contest from the Fourth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
Why Heads of Hair Are
So Different.

Nature intended that every woman
should have a wealth OF beautiful
hair-hair that can be arranged into
an attractive couture which accentu-
ates her beauty" writes Betty Dean.
beauty authority. But so much de-
Ponds upon the method OF care. es-
specially cleansing. that many fail to
claim their right. n you use make
shifts instead OF something designed
for shampooing only. the scalp and
hair-follicles may suffer injury and
the hair grow. dull. brittle and fall
out ! have found that the easiest 20
use and most economical shampoo
mixture II made by dissolvinE one
teaspoonful Of canthrox (which I get
from any drug store) In a cup hot
water. II gently. yet thorouRhly. re-
moves every trace Of dandruff.e x-
cess oil and dust and 20 energies the
hair roots and delicate tissues that
they become strong and healthy.
AFTER rinsing. the scalp IL clean ana
plant and the hair is soft, glossy,
easy 20 do up and 80 fuzzy II looks
very. very heavy These scalp stimu-
lating canthrox shampoos not only
promote a healthy condition. but en-
courage an abundant and silky growth
Of hair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22
RENovATlNe AND REPAIRING OF
EDiFiCE rs BEING
COMPLETED.
win Present Handsome Appearance
When Finished-ReV. G. FreeIand'
Peter To Be >. Reopenine.

The renovating and repairing OF we
interior Of St Matthews p. ~ church
Is almost completed. The church Will
be ready for occupancy BY the first
Sunday in October. when Or. C. Free
land Peter. CT Washington. d. c., he
chosen rector. will conduct his first
service. The interior OF the church Is
now perfectly secure by the placing. IN
the ceiling five large beams on either
side. These supports blend so well
with the other Gothic wood desisn
that they are scarcely noticeable ard
really lend richer effect
The walls have been changed in
their decorative scheme from a plain
green TO a notified shipping. The
foundation IA OF delicate shade Of
green notified with yellow shading to-
ward the ceiling. into a. rich brown
which corresponds perfectly with the
natural walnut ard light oak combina-
tion in the Gothic, ceiling. In fact.
every detail has been carried out as
nearly as possible in the gothic effect
always displayed in Episcopal edifces.
Just above the walnut wainscoatinc
a wide border runs all around the in
terror. This is done In a delica.e
shade OF rose pink IN lily design. A.
ternaiing VITA the rose shade. are
Maltese crosses encircled with rings
OF delicate green touched I'd with "a
high light bringing out the effect beat
TRULY Above this Is painted mar
row border in brown Around the
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ST. MATTHEW'S P. E. CHURCH
WILL BE REOPENED In OCTOBER

handsome art glass windows run
dainty borders in walnut brown. Just
below the ceiling are brown border
panels between all the windows. The
fuer-de-lisle design is noticeable here
with back ground of cream to bring
out the Gothic effect. The decorative
scheme Is chosen with a view TO PRO-
duce subdued yet cheerful effect IA
the interior and will improve with
age.
The chancel ceiiing Is cone IN a
rich cream and gold. The side walls
are done in a rich red which brings
out the deep coloring of the windows.
A border OF gold runs around the win
dows. The cream. gold and red COM
bination is truly rich and pleasing
without the brazier effect usually dis
played. in the gold decoration The
organ pipes have been polished, tine
white paints have been done over the
rich upholstering In red Is being reno
waited and the whole floor will be given
a coat of shellac. with everything kept
in harmony. The chandeliers are let
black 10 correspond with the black
frame work in front OF the chanceI.
The vestibule is finished the same as
the interior. The interior never an
peared more inviting and the first Sur
day In October will find all the
Practitioners present to worship in
which Is now one OF the most hand
some edihces In the country.
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THE DAILY cHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
PONTLEsS REMARKS

What have you been doing all thi.,
n,orningg the Author-man asked he
Cynic.
studying various forms OF mental
weakness exhibited by people usually
classed as well meaning answered 'he
Cynic.
why" expostulated Molly. the little
sfenographer-lady. you've been work
ing on the engine In your motor boat
'Oh.. that was merely incidental" an
swered the Cynic. For instance y@I
saw me take the engine out of the boa;
That involved lot of work and took
a lot OF skin on my fingers You may
have thought that Twas doing that In
order TO learn Just where the trouble
lay. But In reality j was simply xiv
ing well groomed. genial old gentle
man an opportunity to give himself
away. One might have thought III he
opened his mouth, he would say some
thing worth while. What he actually
did say. as he stood by watching me
tugging away. coverd with CRIME and
Precipitation. was Taking your engine
outE Wonderful brain: remarkable
perspicacity that man has,
Now there are lot OF other people
down here that look thoroughly inteiif-
gent. But they aren't. I have discover
ed Them. They have brains as elamen-
tary as childs. For instance a. you
see COW on the landscape. YOU do not
Gus: The child says just that That's
childs trick. Now. one might know
With the dismembered engine scattered
shout me and tools everywhere. thai I
was fixing the engine. That was obvi-
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ouF. You might think that everybody
VINO saw me would realize that IL MAS
obvious. But they didn.t-they ali mad
TO ask me solemnly II l was fixing the
They. were simply trying to be nice
and affable. protested Molly Il don't
,nlnk II As Kind of you to take Il that
What you mean" answered rms
s-ynic. is that they meant we'll That
- an awful thing to say of anyboay,
put they deserve the worst They may
De indutgcnt husbands and kind fathers
and good citizens. but want nothing
or them. What am looking for is :,
man VINO. coming along and Feeing mo
IN the midst OF hght-to- the-finish-
tussle with marine engine will over
look the obvious fact OF my being ~
engaged and will project his processes
or thinking little further and come
70 the conclusion thai not only am
hNing my engine. but that being 20 en-
gagged. am prooccupied perspiratory
ana inclined 20 he irritable and thers-
iore the best thing he can do a to saw
nothing and move on"
THAT'S what ! thought thte morning
When chap came M to my room ana
saw me wrestling with my collar but
ton and asked me N wasn't ready fo-
breakfast yet said the Nuthor-man
The Cynic smiled Seif-con srfouslv
"Peccavi." he admitted but N Won
Will start Society for the Suppression
OF the Obvious and Pointless Remark,
III head the membership list with nv
name and hustle around and try 10
boost the membership for you
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aPanama canaIs Lsctur.-

the new Bethlehem Union chapel. a
lecture on The Panama Canal" will
be given by Mr.. George A. Barte Mr.
Barte has spent about ten years in the
Canal Zone and knows whereof he
speaks. He has been there almost
dirt thrown. which was the beginning
Of a great work. The lecture will he
Of unusual interest. Everyone Is cor
daily invited 70 attend and a silver
Offering viii be taken. The proceeds
go toward paying on the new chapel
building fund.
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tiana yesterday. and are due in New
York September rs. The boats of this
Morse Amerika line are new and of
1000 tons. and as they come out TO
the north OF England are much sought
after during this period. when many
mines are drifting about in the North
sea Several prominent American
families who went at once to the neu-
tral Scandinavian countries when war
was declared are returning on this
boat
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ALMOST A BATTLE.

What for a time had the appearance
OF battle occurred in the lower CORR.
oor OF the county building when Geo.
A. hraft. who Is charged with arson,
met state Deputy Fire Marshal NJ. c.
hinueloerger. yesterday Il is said
tnat tne ex-nreman accused the State
omcial OF having conspired against
MN and worked up a frame-up case
against him. Had II not been for the
intervention OF the two mems friends
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IadIea Ala Sumner

The third division Ladies' Aid so
ciety OF the Thompson NJ. f. church
will be in charge of the hot roast
beef supper TO be given In the base
ment OF the church Thursday even
Ing. This Is an annual event and
anHiously looked forward to by the
members and their friends. all OF
whom are welcome. The ladies have
earned for themselves a reputation for
serving a fine menu.
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SOCIETY


Eik1 Dance.
This evening at their club on Fff.
teenth street. the local Elks will en-
terrain their members and friends
with the opening ball OF the season
There viii be sepcial features and or
chestra music rendered. The COM
mittee Is composed OF Messrs. James
Dyson. Mark Klibanow. Thomas Gar
den. David Brown. Peter Erbs. Jr.,
James McAllister and George Duvali.
Gump's orchestra will furnish the
dance program which Is as follows:
One step-The Rose Of the Mountain.
Hesitation-On the shores OF Italy.
Two step-My Croony Melody.
Hesitation-Luna.
Two Step-Castle House Rag.
One Step-You're Here and I'm Here.
Waltz-Nights OF Gladness.
One Step-By the Beautiful Sea.
Hesitation-valse, June.
One Step-The Squirrel.
Hesitation-when You Play In the
Game OF Love.
One Step-An He Does Is Follow
Them Around.
Waltz-Spring Beautiful Spring.
Two Step-The Murray Walk.
Extra
One Step-This Is the Life.
Hesitstion-Isle d Amour.
One Step-Who Paid the Rent for
Mrs. Rip Van Wrinkle.
Observation-Disclosures Roses.
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kIna's oauohter,, Me.,Inn

The Kings Daughters What-So-Ever
Circle OF the Center school will meet
this evening at the residence of Mrs
Joe Savageot, at 70 Thirteenth street.
Inc meeting is announced for s
o'clock. and all members are requested
TO attend. as important business will
be transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

The first smoker OF the fail season
will BE- held by the Cathedral High
School Alumni association In the ar
mory Of the school Thursday evening
The affair has been arranged a. q
compliment 10 the new members Of
the faculty A unique program has
heon planned By Mr. Eugene Conin.
chairman. following which a banquet
will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

The Ladies' Choral club held the
first rehearsal Of the season AZ the
studio OF Prof Walter Brown IN the
Peabody building on Monday evening
made up n twenty young women or
hcers have been elected for the sea
son az follows: President. Miss Anna
Grandstff secretary treasurer. Miss
Hazel SeamOn
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For Miss Taylor.

As a compliment to her sister Miss
Virginia Taylor. Mrs. John Harold
Young will entertain al her home at
Highland park Thursday. This is one
Of series Of events to be given for
Miss Taylor who is a favorite in
Wheeling's younger social set. Her
engagement to Mr.. John Reid has re-
Gently been announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

A nevening Of entertainment viii BE-
given az the Chaplino street NJ. n.
church on Thursday evening BY the
Schubart Quintette. a fine program
will be rendered Included IN the
quintette are Mrs Farrest Fank
hauser. Mrs Elsie Fisher .KincheiOe.
Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto. Emil Aucre-
mann. Frank kinchcloe.
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Woman's Literary club.

The program committee OF the Wo-
mans Literary club will meet at the
residence of Mrs. II. Fred Benrens II
Woodsdale. Monday afternoon OF next
week. Plans will be consumated for
the years program which will be quite
as interesting as those OF former
years.
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EauaI sunrsa. MsetInn

Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock the
Equal sunrago league viii hold their
meeting az the board Of trade rooms.
All people % Ohio county who are
Interested On equal sunnEs are cor
daily invited 60 attend Plans VIII
be- perfected to organize the counties
in West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

an evening OF Tableaux Vivants viii
&c gwen ythe Young Ladies' Circle ~
1e rnst christian church this evening
An attractive program has been a.
ranEed. the tableaux to be interspersed
oy Srananola selections. A silver offer-
lne VIII De taken. and the public *
Cordially invited 20 attend q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-22

The followine. taken from the Kan
sas City Journal viii be- OF interest TO
Whccling society:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Webster Lit.
tloheld and Miss Armour sailed from
Bergen. Norway. on the steamer Kris.
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carrolI Cub on.n,nr

The Carroll Club opens its $780,,
Win a reception. card party and dance
AZ their club on Charline street
Elaborate preparations are heinz ,,,so
which viii prove quite as successfnl
social vas those given heretofore
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The young lady across the way SAYS
she saw in the paper that one OF tins
little countries in Europe that didn',
want TO be In the war at all had beer
completely evacuated. and Il certainly
didn't seem right TO treat innocent PEG
pie so cruelty. but she supposed wal
was war.
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Mt. pe chantaI club

The Mt. de Chantal Study club held
its meeting at the residence OF Miss
Esther Hell on Sixteenth street. Mon
day afternoon. Plans for the year
were discussed. Officers for the year
are Mrs. G. E. Buchanon. president;
Miss Esther He'll. secretary. Follow
ing the business session al unch was
served. the appointments of which
were daintily appointed.
Members of the club present in
cluded:
Missee-
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Bethany COLLEGE /:

BETHANY COLIEGE :;:'s: -ss :..i s;8s.s' ,.,. -
dormtors
PROOF ornforv with
Fo9s Ns 'o ni,ns for scnee AEricuue
ron equipment o. under
% and III
Hsrmsn ntgfado teachers rt fsr
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it is very likely that blows would have
been struck.
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Mrs. George Ralston viii entertain
the Martins Ferry Bridge club this af.
ternoon and the members will reorgan-
lie. There will be three tables at
bridge after which trophies will De
awarded. Luncheon will be served 10
the following:
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-01-22
kOntOn

EIiZ abeth Kinnamon was BORN in
Middleton, Guernsey Co., Ohio, Sep
tenn Der IA, 1910, and was married to
Thomas Benton Hawkins, at Ironton,
Wis, Aug. IL, 1862. She departed
from this life Jan. IL, 1914. She was
e5member OF the M. e. church and
as long as her strength permitted was
an earnest worker in all it's depart
ments. She is survived by her nus
band, two sons, George of Knapp,
and Lewis of Ironton, Mrs. James
Smith of Reedsburg and Blanche of
Chicago. The funeral was held Tues
day, from the hou "a and the M. E..
church, Rev. STANLEY officiating,
sitter which the remains were laid to
rest ia Resting Green cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh and daughter,
Erma, of Wonewoc, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Smith and son, Lee, of Reedsburg
and Clell Saith of Aurora and Mr..
Ingham of Faitfield came to attend
the funeral Of MIS- Hawkins.
Miss Erma Marsh returned home
Wednesday ecco npanied by Miss
Dorothy Hawkins.
Mrs Klnnamon went TO Madison
Wednesday to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Mae Bte wer and son Of Reeds
burg were Friday visitors at MRS.
Wesley Compton's.
g Thornburg OF Itooton has moved
hts saw mill onto Il G8sser's farm and
is busy saving lumber for Gasser's new
barn
Max Dorrenogue of Reedsburg has
been spending o few days at the home
Of his une,e, Wendell Mol
MIR and Mrs B E Smith drove to La
Vale Monday
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interests there

interests there
Dir and Mrs NJ Klndschi received
word of the death of her sister. the late
Miss Clara Clement, in Sank City
| Monday The funeral will occur there
Thursday Mrs Kiudschi has the
sympathy of friends here Miss Gle.
ment has often been here and made
many friends here
Mr. and Mr. William Kuuce aud
family arrived from Shennington srd
and moved into The residence of Mr.
and Mrs A Kuncs
Mrs Thomas Parks, Mrs Louis Parks
and Mrs Fl l. Promo were in Madison
re emily
II u Peck was guest of his brother,
s s Peck, who is i'll with rheumatism
at his home in Okee
g Wilbern is a guest at the W Den
mis- home
There will be cottage prayer meet
ing at the M E church parlors Thurs
day afternoon
John Durkee was a recent Of his
mother. Mrs Payne
Irwin and HarIand Parks of Bars-
Zoo were recent guests of their parents
Mr. and Mrs g Parks
Mrs M j Kicdschi and son, Lowell
were in Baraboo Friday
Mrs Meyers of AbIeman was recent
guest of her daughter, Mrs RolzoIl
Charles Johnston is guest of his
brother, Harve Dennis, and family
Mrs e L Gross and daughter, Ellie,
were in Baraboo Saturday
Mrs G l. Clark entertained the
Ladies Aid Thursday evening, present
were Mis- Mccormick, Mrs M.
Shanks and Mrs d Stoner
Mr. and Mrs Paul Steinhoft of City,
man are guests of his brother, Mr. and
NJ RS A B Steinhof |
Mrs Elizabeth Gattwiukel has re-
turned from the hospital at Madison
where she has been forIsome time STE
IS repidly recovering
G e Kirchstein and George HoIbom
we're at Madison and Portage lest
week in connection with the bridge.
Mrs Childs of Talmage, Neb. widow
If Captain Chllds, Go g 9Th Wis Reg
3 here for 8 weeks visit with her
lleces, the Misses Eta ana Myrta
Earnum
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Carr Valley

Vfd was received Thursday of the
dea of Maggie Mcdonnell at Su-
peri She formerly resided here TIE
remls were brought to ITouton Fri
dayr burial
Il Karstetter Bros of LaValle
haween bailing q bunch OF nice hay
for an MolI
Fax Gasser had business at CazeE-
Oviaturdsy
r. Tuesday J Marshall, Willie
WI and Charles Luxton were tear
ing own an CID mop house On ]
MaRlPs farm when the roof gave
wayIling on them hurting all quite
badl especially Luxton, who was
thro about eight feet to the ground.
WMcKoon OF Tracy, Minnesota,
was .uest at the NJ Compton home
the + week
HFrS Bible of Chippewa Falls
spenFridsy night at his brother,
Wib
Mad Mrs A J BIskesJee spent the
evenithere, also Dr. and Mrs. Bible
He hbeen in Florida looking sitter
sOmeld which he owns there and is
now his way home
Thiterary club was entertained
at tER M Mathews home Friday
event Mrs David Andrews being
hCste
Thad Fellows initiated some new
meml Saturday evening after
whicfreshments were served by the
ladies
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KirkWOOd

A pr of friends, about thirty In
numbud mostly all from the city,
spent 1rday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. ker at their home.
MIS- E. T. Gollmar aud VIII
Somoland his friend all of Baraboo
spent lday afternoon M. B 8 his.
MIL Mrs. Joe Bisch visited at
Paul lke's in Excelsior Sunday
MrsI. G. Hacker sustained a
sprsinnkle by afall Saturday after
noon her sister, Mrs. Sturdevant,
of LyGs with her during the severe
and pnl trial.
Mrsnos Barron spent the day
Fridaith Mrs. Andres in Lyons.
N. smith has gone for ten days
visit bXas.
Mradant came Sunday to visit
her ghter, Mrs. Walter Cape2er,
abouteek.
MisMaude Hoover visited her
cousimY Weidonkopf, from We'd
nesdatil Sunday.
Mrs E. Capsner returned to her
home Caledonia Saturday after
visitinr son, Walter, and family
for aba week.
Theos Barron family spent.S
day afoou at Max Sprlnger's on
WebstP rairie.
Lydorth of the city spent from
WednY until Friday morning at
the J. Harris home.
The lies of the Wichern brothers
and Lrd Roser attended the win
ter piot Willis Ryan's Thursday
Eide. II. Thurston of Bethel
visited the John Paddock and
Koenimes Saturday and Sundsy
Mrs alter Capener and Chas.
Waddr., visited Sunday at Will
Wsddnorth of the city,
Mr.. MRS. Charles Montgomery
and SON., of North Excelsior re
centIyle their cousin, Mrs. Chas
Randeshort visit.
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ME:RR|NACK

Miss Flo1sbel A Peck, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs George Peck, formerly Of
this place and Ernest V SehelIenb berger
were married at the home of the
BRIDES parents at Early, Iowa, Tues
day, Jan. 9Th They will make their
home at Storm Lake, Iowa The bride
and groom came to this place on their
wedding tour and were guests of Mr.
aud Mrs 81 L PECK, MIS- M Morey
and other relatives and friends here
recently and also spent Sunday with
her uHcle and family, Mr. and Mrs 8
s Peck, In Okee
A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs p
futile, who formerly lived in Mime
sofa and have been guests of Mr. and
Mis- Fl Ghenske died at the latter's
home Sunday After a short illness of
Group and pneumonia The child was
about two years of age They had
sold their home in Minnesota and
were planning on locating elsewhere
and had not yet purchased The in
terment was made at Oak Hill ceme-
terry hele Tuesday afternoon
Charles Helm, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs Helm, of Caledonia received a
severe sprained ankle while assisting
in loading large copper wire coils at
the George Loos machine shed for the
Transmission Line Contract Co., on
Monday morning DR. Martin was
called to give medical aid and he was
taken to his home in w. Stewards
automobile.
Mrs. F. Pfiel and daughter, Hazel,
were in Lodi Saturday
Miss Constance q King, Deaconess,
came from Lake Bluff, Illinois, Mon
day and is resting before an operation
for appendicitis
Mrs Mae Cramer went to Horizon
last week and is guest of her son
and family, Mr. and Mis- Earl Crsmer
Mrs d Kennedy was in Lodi Satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs Harve Coates of Bare
boo were recent guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs ] A Coates
Mrs j Brown of Lodi spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs A Blaekman
The Mystic Workers will give a
dance at Towers hall Friday even
ing
Louis castro went to Richmond,
v. +. mia, Monday TO look after land