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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-10-14
MALTA.
Miss EMMA MAGERs.

Mr.. McCune of Jasper visited G.. NJ.
Mayors Monday.
Virgil and Winfred Carter and Earl
Keith!visited Dan and Will Mayors Sun
day.
Mrs. Elmer Welsh visited John
Welsh and family Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Welsh,of Lamar visited
their son John Welsh and family this
week
G. NJ. Mayors and family were Car
thage visitors Wednesday.
Several of the children are out of
school this week on account of sore
throat.
Mrs. Manion of Garrett, Idaho, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Welsh of Lamar, this week
Mrs. McCuncot. Jasper. visited Mrs
VIII Carter Monday.
George Welsh is helping his son John
this week.
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DRY FORK.
Mis-. w. +. KING.

Mrs. Jennie Pearman and DR.. Swan
of Carthage spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Il. King.
Miss Wright, our school teacher,
spent Saturday night with her sister,
Mrs. Urban Brown.
Little Paul Wood has been sick the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Near, of Joplin are Wis.,
iting the latter's sister, Mrs. Clarence
King.
Mrs. Art Post has been suffering ter
ribly with n very painful eye, and has
taking treatment for over week.
The thresher has been very busy the
past week. They threshed for Press
Wood, Jim Blase, Newt Miller, A. +.
Frost, Wilfred, Clarence and Riley King.
Omer Webb of Jasper drove out Sun.
day to his farm south of town.
All the farmers Of this neighborhOod
are sowing wheat.
Saturday morning Bert Wards team
became frightened at some sacks o.
corn near where he was working anC
almost caused n runaway.
Fern Patrick visited over Saturday
night with her sister, Mrs. w. +. King
Preaching at Mount Moriah Sunday
morning and night, by the new pastor
Rev. Mr.. Dalton.
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SHERIDAN
Miss FERN PATRICK.


Abbie Crow is visiting in Kansas,
Mr.. Wheeler and wife autoed ont to
G. w. Smiths Sunday from Carthage.
There were SO present at Sunday
School.
Alma and Clarence Gresham and
Leola Patrick spent Sunday at X. f..
Gresham's.
Paul Davis spent Sunday with John
Grow.
Mrs. w. w. Hubbard and daughters
and w. f. King and wife took dinner
at S. III. Sterling's Sunday.
Germ Patrick spent Saturday night
with her sister, Mrs. w. f. King.
T. H. b. Bell and wife called on Ed
Davis and wife Sunday.
Mrs. q. w. Smiths sister, Lula Stan
ley, and niece, Frances Wheeler of Car
thage, spent Sunday night with her.
All the farmers are cutting cowpeas
and sowing wheat.
Mrs. r. E. Gresham and son John
spent Sunday afternoon with Oscar
Fasl1in and wife.
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Miss ALrnBA ARMSTRONG.

James and Frank Ray arrived Tues
day from Nebraska where they had
worked the past summer.
Mrs. Earl Stalder of Kansas City is
spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Martha Rex, and other relatives.
Mr.. Graham is now able to be out
and visit with his neigebors after hav-
ing spent several weeks closely confined
TO his home us the result of his recent
hurt while hauling hay.
Woodrow Bros. are this week filling
their silo.
A. E. Armstrong spent last week
in Kansas City attending the Royal
Stock Show. While there he pur-
chased, and brought home three head
of beautiful young Galloway breeding
stock to add to his herd.
We welcome with gladness the Coon
Creek Girls" Let the good work go on.
Fred Miller and family called at the
Frank Scissor home Sunday afternoon.
III. II. Graham and wife spent Thurs
day at Alexander Keith's.
Miss Althea Armstrong spent last
week attending the Jasper County Fair
at Carthage. While there she was the
guest of Mrs. ]. S. Carter of SOC East
Third Street.
Miss Martha Rex spent last week rs
the guest of Mrs. a. Il. Armstrong
while Mr.. Armstrong was in Kansas
City.
Mrs. J. Fl. Scissor was guest at the
A. T.. Armstrong home Friday.
Mrs. A. L. Armstrong and Mrs. Mar
tina Rex spent Thursday with Mrs
Greer.
The Misses Armstrong were guests
of Mrs. ID. II. Triplett of Jasper Sunday
w. S. Lane and family were Dime
guests of r.. p. Lane and wife Monday
Miss Martha Rex and Mrs. A. l.
Armstrong visited Mrs. Clyde South
wick Wednesday.
Several are attending the Barton
County Fair at Lamar this week ant
every one is awaiting with expectation
of real sourse of enjoyment the com
ing of the Jasper City Fair, at the clos
of which this scribe hopes to give a
account, in part at least, of the differ
ent fairs she has recently attended.
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DUBLIN.
Mrs. BERTHA WEBER,


H. Order, Mrs. Bessie Evans and
Mrs. Gertrude Higgen and little daugh-
ter, all OF Carthage, were visitors at the
Order home Sunday.
Miss Grace Griffits is visiting her bro
ther John and family near Nashville.
John Armstrong and sons Walter and
Herbert helped fill the silo on DIR. Hen
bricks farm Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Minta Breedon and baby from
Miami, Okla, are visiting her parents
and brothers here. Mrs. Breedon was
formerly Miss Minta Order.
Mrs. Shaunce is having 45 yards OF
carpet woven this week.
Mrs. Alumbaugh visited Mrs. Order
Thursday.
Mr.. Carter of Carthage and Mr.. Hell
Ter were callers at the Alumbaugh home
Sunday.
Frank Bluebaugh worked for his
father Monday.
Charley Johnson is now sending
three Of his children to our school since
he has moved into this district.
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WORDS FAIL ME
ENGINEER STATES.
J. F. Phillips Says Nothing Help
ed Him Like Famous Tanlac.

y
ed Him Like Famous Tanlac.
Words fail me in attempting to
describe my gratitude for the ben :
efits | have derived from the use
of Tanlac, said ]. F. Philips, sta
tionary engineer of Springfield, Mo-"
II have not enjoyed the best of
health for some years. ] have felt
all run down and nervous. My di-
gestion was very poor, my stomach
was weak. and my food did not
agree with me, was troubled very
often with liver and bowel derange-
ments, and many times l hardly
had enough energy to get through
my work. / thought many days l
would have to lay off and take a
rest.
II tried one remedy after auoth-
er, but nothing did me any good.
Intimate friends urged me to use
Tanlac, and l am glad took their
advice. am full of energy and
enjoy life much better, my appe.
tite is fine, l sleep soundly and my
nerves have been restored to good
condition, l am in fact a well mar
since I began taking this splendid
medicine.
Tanlac is obtainable in this city
at the H. F. Pitts for $1.o bot
tie, three for So IS or six bottles
for SIS. 90.
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No Road to Riches.

After looking over the life history
of some OF the wealthiest men in the
world, we have about reached the
conclusion that none of them got rich
by saving tobacco coupons.-.Toledo
Blade.
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Have a Care.

A New Jersey man who has been
saying that his head is q block Of wood
has been sent to al asylum, so be care
full what you say, even If your cold
does make your head feel like hub
bard squash.-Boston Globe.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-10-14
First Old-Aqe Pensions,

Old-age pensions were first proposed
in the British Parliament in 1873.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-10-14
Poultry and Eggs.

pay the best market price for
poultry and eggs and give you a
square DEAL. E. Carr. at the
Brick Barn. 4~s
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Street Car Amenities.

II would get up and give you my
seat, MISS" said the ruddy-faced man
in the crowded car, but l don't feel
it to be my duty. l am old enough to
be your father" "Ycu hold your age
and your seat remarkably we'll, sir"
replied tho young woman, grasp!ng
strap az the car DISQUALIFICATION
Transcript
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Unusual.

Speaking of long memories, writer
in the Boston Globe says: Il can re-
member my grandmother when nine
teen months of age."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
UNIVERSITY COMMENCE
MIgNT MUSIC.

Announcements Of the music FOR
tbc university commencement show n
program Of great interest. The uni
Versity festival chorus, comprising the
University Choral society ana choirs
of several Of the city churches, to-
gethor with "A number Of prominent
singers. which il to sing at the uni
Vcrslty baccalaurcate sermon on May
9Th, will hold a rehearsal tomorrow
afternoon az 4 o'clock. at the high
school auditorium, following the con-
cert by the Philharmonic orchestra.
On Monday o%cvning. May 10th. al
ltodey hail, the commencement con
cert will be given by the department
at music, directed by Prof T.. Stanley
Scder. Especially line s%oloists will be
provided, including Mrs. Mabel Stew
ems Himoe, pianist, and I. l. TellO.
violinist. The Persian Garden" by
Liza Lehman viii ne sung by the
following quartet: Mrs. kathryn
Grimmer Bailey. soprano; Miss Louise
Thorn, contralto; T.. stanley Seder
tenor: Robert r. sewell. baritone. the
university orchestra and brass quar-.
tet viii appear In selections. while tht
University Choral club viii give d
short cantnta, paul Rcverc's Ridt.
by Carl Busch. with Loula HesscldeT
as soloist.
The commencement organ reclta
will be given ON Tuesday morning al
1880, at the Congregational church
Prof. Soder viii present works by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
MIsNAUL SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT.

Commencement exercises of the
Menaul Mission school open tomorrow
afternoon with the baocalaureate SER
mon ia the First Presbyterian church.
10 be delivered by Rev. y. y. Mccol-
Tough, pastor OF the First P%resoyter-
ian church of santa Fe. at 2:30
o'clock. The public - cordially iayit-
cd TO the various events OF the pro-
gram, which follows:
Monday, May 3. 5 y. mat the
school. Play By the eighth grade
THE Sophomore" Music, orchestra,
Tuesday. May 4. . p. m.-Eighth
81 de class day.
Tuesday. May 4. s D. m.-Part 4
concert by music department. Part
2. play by high school. "a Teacher
Wanted"
Wednesday. May 5, ESQ y. NJ
Commencement.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

Bach. Widor. Dyoruk and operate Sc
lections from Wagner. Mrs. J.. o.
schwentker. soprano, will sind we'll
known songs by Cadman and Landon
Ronald.
Mrs. Elisabeth II. Bradford will
sing Chaminade's Summer" at the
commencement program on wednes-
day. May 18th. Mrs. Bradford will
also sins the solo In the Gounod
"sanctus' TO be sung at the bacca-
laureate rmo The university or
cheNtra will furnish the balance Of
the musical program at the com
mencement exercises.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
TuE 1nI.AIPnA NNoU

IliE IEi-NidinA
Tan hall at The Alvarado was the
scene OF quite elaborate festivities
Monday night. The members OF the
Alpha. Alpha. Alpha fraternity, Of the
university, gathered around the ban
quet tables and partook OF an clab-
crate eleven-course dinner.
The hall was very beautifully dec
GRATED In the fraternity colors, red and
black. This with the elegant floral
Decorations made "a most delightful
setting.
Aiumnac members from various
points of the southwo est were present,
ana enjoyed An exceptionally good
time. as many OF them have been out
OF active touch with the fraternity for
ten or twelve years. The old members
were very pleasantly surprised In not
ms the marked progress that the fra
ternity has made during recent years.
Tri-Alpha was organized al the uni
Norsity b 1898, and was the hrst coli
lcge fraternity 10 ne organized In New
Mexico - Arizona. The fraternity
has always occupied "a conspicuous
place In the social life Of the uniyer-
sity and OF Albuquerque. Monday
night thoy maintained the same high
standard which they have set on pre-
Vious occasions.
senator j. Gordon Hughes of South
Carolina Who has been visiting Mr..
John J. Emmons Tor several days. was
the guest OF honor. Mr.. Laurence U.
Lee presided as toastmnster In a most
excellent manner. Toasts were re-
sponded to by Messrs. Paul Dieck-
mann, Leo Murphy. Grover c. En-
mons, ana senator Hughes.
Those attending the banquet were:
Messrs. Paul Dieckmann, Nelson New
man, Joe McCannH. Ray MCCanna,
Howard Fullerton, Glenn Emmons,
Floyd Ice. Geo. White, Howard DEN
mis-, Elmer Friday, Geo. Pnney Leon
ard Claiborne, Herbert sheldon. Lau-
renee r. Ice, Grover G. Emmons,
Thus. Hughes, Bernard Crawford,
Evcritt Van Cleayc. Thos. Danahy,
bruno Dieckmunn, John J.. EmmOns,
Chas. Lembke. Ira V. Boldt, Paul
HUT. Louis Hessciden, Leo Murphy,
Chester Ice. Gordon Gass. Lyman
T~hackery. Leslie Boldt. Hiram Her
kouhon. Hush Cooper, Chester BOidt,
Earnest Hammond Jack ~steeaberg,
Leslie Hardness. John McFie, Harold
Hill, and Senator Hughes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
ut Of ~Grandmothor's
Cake Closet.

fashioned ronnd dorghnut with
the spoonful Of Jelly tucked
awag IN It's depths. the whole rolled
N powdered sugar untfi ~ marvels
AS TO just how Il got there. Then the
podnd cake. gold cake and marble
cake. with their white Eatiny frost.
ing. made In shallow square pans. are
|toothsome daintfes that may become
obsolete unless the young housewives
get out the old cookbooks to be found
In their respective familiea.
The followiag. taken from a Grand
mothers cookbook. prized beyond all
treasures. may serve "a start the card
index drawer for the young house
Keeper who has been taught that this
n the approved system BY which "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

LBUQUERQUE has had a
"A more flushed or a more thor
a a oughly delightful musical enter
tninment than that given by Mrs.
Marie White Longman IN high school
auditorium last night under the au-
spices Of the F%ortnightly Music club.
The attendance was not very large:
In fact Il was quite small; 80 small as
20 lend the enterprlsing musical or
%ganization very little announcement
toward securing other musical attrac-
lions Of the rante high character. The
club. however. is not discouraged. IL
recognizes that while her fame IL On
siderable In New York and IN the
musical conters OF Europe. Mrs.
Longman has not been 30 well known
In Albuquerque and Il proposes to
persist In its ambitious program OF
giving Albuquerque musical attrac-
lions OF a high educational character.
Mrs. Longman's program was so
thoroughly delightfui that Il made up
20 the club members and the little
audience Of their friends for any lack
Of general public support. The singer
Is a contralto. Her voice is full and
VI hnuHbht hN'ftutori hNh hh ftNAtNt
training and finish was evident with
the FIRST note. There Is an ease OF
n that is r%estful. while the dra-
matte character OF the voice Is inspir-
ing. Mrs. Longman departs radically
from the mass of singers. She places
greatest emphasis upon thorough I'M
~derEtnnding by her audience of what
she Is singing and why she is singing
a.: and there Is a brief explanatory
reading Of the words before every
number. the artistic leaving her voice
10 take care OF itself. which Il does
'soaderfuily. The program has been
printed several times In the Herald.
n was versatile. covering a very wide
range of music, and every number was
a delight. n IL enough TO shy that
should Mrs. Longman come 10 Albu-
querquc again the enthusiasm OF las
nights audience would insure her q
crowded house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
BRIDGE LUNCHEON.

Mrs. Frank Butt entertained with a
bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon
In honor Of Mrs. Lines OF Canyon city,
Colorado.
The house was decorated with mar
garites and purple sweet peas, with
bowls Of lilacs here and there. A
-four-course luncheon was served and
a~fterward auction bridge was played,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Reynolds winning the high
score.
Mrs. Butt Il entertaining the second
of a series Of parties this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
Calendar of Events
for the Coming Week

> Monday. May S@oold Avenue
. club. Mrs. L. NJ. Reynolds.
. Monday May 3-Highland
. Bridge club, Mrs. Henry coors,
. Jr.
, Tuesday. May t-Paviowa,
= Crystal thoater.
= Tuesday. May t--Tuerday af-
= ternoon Bridge club.
. Wednesday. May 5--Miercoles
= club.
. Friday. May 7-Woman's club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
szYaIANskI-GonDoN


On "Wednesday a. high noon, IN 81.
Johns Episcopal church. Miss Lottie
Szymanski became the bride Of Mr..
Frank l.. Gordon, The Alight REV.
Frederick "a. Howden, bishop OF New
Mexico. oniciating.
The wedding. while simple In detail,
was one OF the sweetest and most
beautiful ever witnessed In Albuauor-
cue.
Promptly at ~ the vested choir en-
tered the church singing as the pro-
c~essionai hymn, The Voice That
Breathed Ger Eden.' following the
choir and preceding the bridal party
came the ushers: lei came the maid
OF honor. sister OF the bride. bearing
an arm bouquet OF pink and white.
Immediately preceding tho bride
was the ring bearer, little Waldo
Meyer, carrying the ring lmbedded In
the heart OF a lily. Next came ths
bride who was met az the foot OF this
chancei by the groom and his besi
man. There the betrothal service tool
place. During the singing OF ths
hymn, 30 Perfect Love" the party
HANNANatu ~ wv knahNAA AaN WAt'
the marriage ceremony was said.
The winsome little ring bearer will
complete baby possession led the pro
cession out. TO the strains OF Mendei
ssohn's Wedding March. played b,
Mrs. +. W. Harden.
The bride wore a handsome gowT
OF white satin trimmed with lace ant
pearls. The veil Of tuile held Ia
place by a wreath OF lilies OF the val
/ ley. reached TO the end OF her trail
with sprays OF the dainty flowers fallini
gracefully In the back. she carried
white prayer book, gift OF the groom
After the ceremony. the brids
party. including the choir and or
Ranist, were taken to Mrs. szymanskiI
home. where a wedding breakfast wa.
served.
MI. and Mrs. Gordon left on the az
tcrnoon train for a short honeymoon
trip. the bride wearing an attractive
coat suit Of blue with shoes. hat an'
gloves to harmonic. They will short
Is be at home TO their friends in thei
cottage on North Sixth street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01

Itchi Itchi Itchs~-scratcni scratch'
scratchl The more you scratch. ehe
worse the itch. Try nonn'a Oini-
ment. For eczema. euy skin Itching.
SOC a box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
ADMINISTRATIONS HEADING.

The appearance OF Mr.. e. n. W.
Grifith In Shakespearian readings,
under the auspices OF the Loyola Lit
erary society OF 81. VIhcent's academy
the early part OF the week, was "a red
letter event In the literary calendar OF
Albuquerque.
On sunday afternoon a reading was
given at st. Joseph's hospital, the sub
lJect being "Shakespeariana," with quo.
tations ana passages from different
plays, and on Monday evening at 81.
vincent's Recital hall he gave a won
derful Interpretation OF "Othello.''
| Cards had becn sent out for this en-
tertainment and a number OF Aihu-
querque people were given the oppor-
tunity Of hearing this interesting and
impressive dramatic reading.
Mr.. griffith IL a favorito reader In
American schools and has won much
favorable comment abroad.
D.
Mrs. Rueben Perry entertained "A
few friends ON "Wednesday afternoon
with a matinee and afterwards "a
luncheon at G~rimshaws.
Miss Anybcllc Lovelace returned
from santa Fe Tuesday. She has spent
a week with friends there.
Miss Marion Warrington has gone
TO 81. Louis for a visit. She will be
there for several weeks.
Mrs. Huaing and Mrs. Fraak Wilson
.ientertnined q few friends Informally
lat Huning Castle or Monday after
moon.
Miss Bennet, who went 10 her home
lin JonesDoro for the Easter holidays,
has returned 10 the city.
Mrs. Frank summers. who has beer
AWAY on q visit for severhi weeks. u
respected to return home Monday
might.
Mrs. Steiner. who has spent some
ltime with her sister here, has return.
fed 10 her home In New Orleans, bul
.lexpects to return for the summer.
Mrs. simms. u Las Cruces, who has
been the guest OF her slstor Mrs. Me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Josephine kenworthy has an
nounced the engagement OF her
daughter, Mary Berry,, TO Mr.. John
Knox Burton, Jr. The wedding Is to
take place In Juae. Miss Kenworthy
Is well known in the city. being a mu-
stefan OF some note. and her host OF
friends are extending their best
wishes, Mr.. Burton belongs TO a
prominent family In Pueblo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-01
IIr.l CnngrcrntInnnI.


Corner Of Coal avenue and Broad
way. A. T~oothaker, minister. resi-
dence, 0 south Edith street.
Sunday school. 9;t5 a. m.
Divine worship at II a. M. and 7:fs
9. m. Morning theme. Times when
Jesus Faiied. and why" The even
Ing service Is In honor OF the Rio
Grande Industrial school. and the
ermon Is for tho graduating class
especially; theme. what Is Your
|Life?"
Y. r. 5. c. E. at 6;f5 D. m. Miss
Lorene Sewers. leader.
Following IL the musical pregnant;
Morning service
Organ prelude. "Minuet" 49,. Handel
Anthem, "My Faith Looks Up 10
Thce Buck
Onertory. "Traumerei" .Schumann
solo. 20. Dry Those Tears 49,.
observation-disclosures. Del Riego
Mrs, Kathryn Grimmer Bailey.
POstlude, "Marche Solonnelle"..,
..a.......""...... -. Lemaisre
Evening service
organ prelude. "Andantino" Mozart
Landrcss, was called home Wednesday
nieht. Mrs. simms has beer the guest
of honor at a number OF parties while
she was IN the city.
Mrs. ID. a. Bittner leaves tomorrow
night for Santa Fe to attend a meet
ing OF the executive board OF the state
Federation OF women's Clubs. Mrs.
Bittner holds the Office OF treasurer.
Miss Lulu Kriok of Santa re Is tho
guest OF Mrs. Jesse D. Releher OF this
city.
Mrs. Thos. Hughes OF Denver II 10
spend the summer with her son, Clty
Clerk Thos. Hughes. .