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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
The GRAND
OLD FLAG
PRESENTED IN ATTRACTIVE MANN
ERBY LOCAL TALENT REPEATED
AGAIN TO NIGHT

A capacity house greeted the
Grand old Flag which was put on
by the Ladies Federation at the
DAILY Opera House last evening. The
play which was a typically southern
one was Wen staged, and the proper
les ana costumes added greatly to
a,s success.
Ine cast was ably taken by the va
nous PER 4Ous who took part. The Op
eulug chorus was well sung and the
group Of southern darkes was very
lICs ana OLD fashion cake walk were
well uOLe ana quartet composed OF
picturesque, Ihe clog dancing by
-uessrs. LeBoux and J. A. Babcock is
worthy OF special mention and it re-
ceiVed much applause. The coon an
ucs ana the quartet composed OF
Messrs. Heritage, c. jackson, Don
ana Albert NatWick was done in
lyplcal negro style.
Ihe play proper with Guy j. Ehart
-.a CoI. Wayne, Lueua Graves, as
Ills uaugAJer Nina, ana Lloyd WeIcb
as his son Harry, Harold Babcock
as George Grover, Margaret Ragan
as Nellie Grover, taking principal
parts was well rendered. Donald Nc
GIynn as Uncle Ned, and Col Hunt il
the dual role Of Jake Schn elder and
Katharine Dundergrab added the
aeeded touch Of comedy. They were
both good and brought down the
house with their frequent saIIies. In
Gle Ned was the typical fine old dark
ey of ante beuum days.
The support given by Earl HILL
Frank Drumb. Frank Walsh, and
Myron Natwfck rounded out the play
they took. their respective parts well
Fred Ragan aas Pat Riley the trust
cd private was very funny. His
marching stunts and general behav-
ior provoked much laughter. George
B. Gibson as General Lee and LLaW-
renee Brost as Gen Grant gave good
representations Of those famous men,
The tableaux were beautiful with
verna Welch as Goddess of Liber-
ty, Helen Conway as Goddess Of the
North and Esther Peltier as Goddess
Of the South.
The musical numbers were greatly
enjoyed. Arthur Mu-roy as soloist is
deserving Of special mention as wa.
the duet by Mrs Redford and Nh.
Heritage, which was heartily applaud
ed. Katharine Gibson and Bernice
Eggert made splendid accompanies,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
MACKINNON BLOCK
THREATENED BY FIRE
FIRE IN THE FAIR CAUSES OCCUPANTS OF
BUILDING ANXIETY damage OF BUILD
ING SLIGHT STOCKS DAMAGED
A FIRE ORIGINATING IN THE FAIR A STORE CONDUCTED BY
MISS KATE DUNNlGAN, THREATENED TO DESTROY
THE MACKlNN0N BLOCK WEDNESDAY EVENING

The origin of the fire is unknown,
Two sources are being mentioned as
beng the possible cause and these
are detective wiring ana mice.
The actual damage to the Mac
Kinnon building was confined to
The Far and to the office OF Eu,
n. Pomamviue directly over the
store.
Ine woodwoId ana walls OF the
,sooIe are baaIy damaged-the woou-
Viola BENG burned lu.u scorched ant
me plaster having fallen away.
In the PomauyIue Office the wains
cOadng IL The northeast corner IS
oLguuy DurHeu ana scorcheO.
me STOCK III The tar was damage
% Il aIeat eAtenl by smoke, Waler
eDl4,. Ie.4l4u-5 pI.suer. ILe Ioas Oh TIRE
suoch Is neayy Dut is Iuuy cover
eu " INSURANCE Carried tnru The bur
Ton L. brown agency.
-IuUne uuluaseu the stock OF wall
paper vairIJ>. IL tIe weso oIue RANT
sruaru-,uls suOuA IS insured. In the
...>a Io4IUrIItg Company suUro,
LIlo suocAs were ua1Iuaaeu Dy smoke
- tne ,yuIuul4C Ol pow, lis suOch IS
$50 insured. 1
me u.uul4tse TO the Duuulng Is
pIaDveu al ABOUT 9yUU ana IS coyereu
" insurance winch Is Carried thru
lme rnJzsmger Agency.
rIre discovered.
w ii. GeDIs as seated on the porch
q ms lat on tmsLAYenue North
when nes hearu a sort OF explosion.
11Is uu.enlpou was attracted to the
AIach1unon building by sheets Of
lIame bursting thru one OF the VIM
dows. MI. Getts called his song, Guy
st no TUNED in the aalrm.
There was a quick response by
both lire companies and streams OF
water were soon playing Oh the fire.
It was only a matter OF about 30
minutes work before the fire was
practically extinguished. The fremen
stayed quite a While watching for
further outbreaks, but none occurred.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Lincoln BUILDING. Grand RaDdis.
WIS, May IO, 1919.
aeguIar meeting OF the Board OF
-.,.,lsr,or was called 70 order Al.
I'D .. H.. Presiuent l. P. Wdtler
.5r1sIullg.
ire l,,.l,Vilg commissioners were
,.Az... 1zsrtae na..,..
,,.a4er sherman Johnson. n1ron
.y1ll. 4Irs. l., /. ArU5u. luu aLrs. ).
.u.c. ..., a.sA.. .,,,.n,s.,,,.-7-
..-sr .aa.ocA -sfrb 1atzfss
..4 a... mrs =. ,r,,,.p.. ,6,
-. a..,..,..- =. ,at r-zn.,., u-e-l-
a..... al. arr5J Iz Tgf5 were ihen
.s,. aisa a,proveo.
-, ....y....- uu.s were tDen prg-
.aeo.
.-l.-s>L O. H.a Co.. supplies az.V5
CANNES 4 Iolao.lu,ILe, ualu
Nug ............ .... 0.vs'
o.. l.. rarIey, pIumDirs... So.
sgeneIJ .. 1.uu arus, Domestic
a-ll.-lc supplies ............ 8.14|
-. y. naueau. engr.e,-ug III
..yIllas ...... ......... So
-.pIe DICHD q 10, DOOAs. IO.5y
~. u. JaI,ls ~, gyquuualum
supplies ...... .......... J.. IZV
>. /. auIau * 20. Doohs.... Inv
lIra, Mad. DaAk, Apr, INT. ...- 66.Io
noou 70. lei. Co telephone
rent ...... ................ $50
y>OrmmgJou BROS. Iauuary.... z.Oo
l1auulac1er, oo1Iemmer Co.,
MANUAL training UoUls...... 81.
uruyage ...... .............. 400
5tanuaru Oh CO., gasoIiue.... y.-y
Consolidated water Power &
raper 20, wool leIu........ zoo
u. H. Tribune, printing. ..... IO.oJ
DosseIt Lros. coal Co., haul
ing ana storing coaI........ gI84
u. .. Umbreit. repairs. ....... LOU
bennington Typewriter CO., sup
Plies ana repairs ,......... 5.Sl
-. G. McCIuTg Co. boOks.. 40,
lIanu hapIus roundry Co.,. ~
Grand kapIus School supply.
Co., craving supplies. ........ SOC
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
Occupants of Building Get Out.


Il DR.. G. T.. FOote had a patient In
the chair when he heard stamping of
Ieet and shouts III the hallway. He
went to the door and asked what was
The trouble and was told the build
ng was on fire, The Doctor got busy
with the hSlD OF friends and moved
MS oIIice equipment into safe terri
,ory- Attorney A. }. Crowns arrIv-
u uoWn tomu ON the 1850 car and
"Ilh The help OF bystanoers moved
MS law library and oltice Ixtures
Jut oI the building.
Inc fomalngIQe offices We're SO
..ueu With alnoke that 1t was Impos-
oIDIe 10 get into them. but soma
,uougnuul person picked up box
u LsuIs III the DOORWAY 10 The Pos
NANNY uIe Offices and carried them
20 Il place OIL safety.
Mrs. MerIu, VINO is i'll, was carrieL
Gul Oh the Merrill apartments aiAG'
,reparalIons were made 10 move the
luInIbuIe case oil necessity. NoLh-
- vas lnoyel Lrom the offices OF Dr
DUnalu Matters or from the law OIL
lICes OF Goggll.o ia Lr;Lzeau.
Ihe other stores in the building
the Grama Raplus Tea and Cot1ee
store and The zimmerman shoe store
suffered mo loss either nom re on
smoke OF water and no attempt was
made TO get the stocks out.
Smelled Smoke.
Miss Ina Atwood. stenOgrapher in
su4ge POmHnYuIeS court said that
| she smelIeu smoke all afternoon and
particularly when she closed the win
LOWs before going home in the even
klgs AS it has been the custom OF
che people in The Fair 10 burn waste
paper, etc, on the platform over the
river ON the east side OF the build
! lngs Miss Atwood thot that the Odor
OF smoke came from that and did no,
give it a serious thOt. 1t would ap
pear that the fire was smOIdering all
| afternoon in the Walls of the build
| ing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
MERCHANTS ENJOY
LONG SESSION.
MATTERS or PUBLIC INTEREST Discussed
At length

I the business men OF the progress
being made by those in charge of
I. Wisconsin Week in July, that this
week would be made a great booster
Ior Grand Rapids. The week viii be
MADE a gaIa one for this city which
VIII be very profitable andenjoyable.
He asked for the Association hear
" cooperation.
The report that merchants on the
east size OF the river were working
or ,Ae WitJer Hotel to the detriment
OF the Dixon House on the west side,
was Investigated and discussed thoro
Iy ana found to be wholly without
foundation. Grand Rapids has sew
eraI Iirst-cIass hotels and they are
all heartily endorsed by the business
men They want them all to prosper
and be filled to capacity. There
is plenty of room for them all and
each one wants to be made so at
tractiye and home-like that the tray
eIer viii seek their shelter and com
fort Nothing in the charge Drop
it.
The subject of a future meeting
place was brought up and referred
To Tie Executive Committee to in
vestgate and report. Also the mat
ter Of changing the date OF meeting
night from the second Monday in
each month to the first Monday SO
as not to conflict with the school
board VIII be voted on at the next
meating
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
JUDGE JOHN 4. GAYNOR At
REST
SERVICES AT IS. PETER AND
PAULS CHURCH IN HONOR OF
A WORTHY MEMBER
grasp his greatness.

-tasB MS 5LtesaI -77o
Lz parents and ancestors had
I.vea tor years under the tnbumau
system cI English IandIor5ism. AS
i mere child its crueIties kindIed a
flame in him. This flame was fan
ned by the stories and tearsof his
mother and older brother and sisters,
who reIearsed the wrongs Of the
, landlord ana told how thousands in
Ireland toiIed to support one lord
Inns naughty pride, and how his,
fathers family with seven small CHI
drem was thrown out OF a home in
mid-wiuter because six months rent
could not be paid in advance how
/ thousands of innocent children starry
ed 10 death. These facts burned in
um au impression deeper than any
branding iron coouId ever burn. To-
him a once happy and prosperous na7
ton was reduced to pauperism anC
starF aion, he knaw how one landlord
held hundreds by throat and Their
lives were in his merciIess hands.
John Gayuor did not want to see a.
single hand on any singIethroat. In
his daily contact with people he saw
single men trying to set their hands
on a single throat and again few
men trying to get theirhands on tho
throats Of thousands of fellow men
He had early been branded to figh"
This human wrong. He fought it and
everything that smacked Of tyranny
Everything in his whole Iife's pur4
pose seemed to hinge to or revolve
Ground the one central idea Of E4
quality and Justice to all WhetheH
he tEot out q scheme for our Co
operative telephone and Electric light
liant on the Cranberry Sales Co, or
when he took his stand in public maj
ters. his aim constantly was to
help loosen a tyrannous grip or to
devise some method so that no one
gnau nor a few should ever in this
free country hold the lives and hap
piness of the many in their hands
John GaynOr's counsel and goo.
advice was free. Hundreds sOugI +
1t. hundreds received it. He was
happiest when he could help to lOos
en- the stranglng hand or when he
could strike or destroy the hands
that We're constantly stretched out
TO receive tribute from STRUGGLING
toiIirg humanity. His aim was to
help mankind individually and cOllec-
lively. He did it untiringIy to the
end.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
POMAINvILLE TWINS
HAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Harold and Leland, the twin sons
of Dr.. and Mrs. George PomainViIle
Of Nekoosa celebrated their eleventh
birthday by entertaining twenty-five
Of their young friends and playmates.
yesterday afternoon. There Wer1
eleven boys and eleven girls pres
ent at the party. The girls sat at
one table ana theboysat the other
each table was presided over by one
OF the TWINS. A birthday cake with
aleyen candles ON it was the princi-
PAL deIicacy on each of thetables.
The party lasted from four until
seven O'Clock and was greatly enjoy
ed by the youngsters.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
JARASINSKI- -SGHuETz

Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at
SIS. Peter & Paul church occurred
the marriage of Miss Selma Scheu
etz Of the town of sfgeI and Max
JarasfnsH of this city. Father VIM.
Reding performed ceremony. They
were attended by Miss Esther Scheu-
stz and Peter Jazwiak. Following tht
ceremony, wedding festivities tooH
place at the home Of the bride l.
the town of Sigel. They viii make
their home in this city, where the
groom is employed at the ReIand
Packing Plant.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

eyes with her hands, looking and
stnI praying.
We came back and went again. She
was always mother.
10 YPrd exists that can define
It would be a sacrilege' to attempt
it. We can Hken her 10 nobody ana
to nothing, She stands alone.
/ Is she stin here as we have al
ways known her? Then happy son,
happy daughter! Is she only a mem
Dry? Then blessed possession,
lor she is still ours, death cannot
take her from US. The years are
powerless to blot out her image. AS
We shaIl sink Into the Iong sleep her
dea-lIr wuI look into ours.
Her presence and her memory are
SO interviewer with Tie best that ~
think ana 1eel and purpose, ahat
TO lose her would be to reduce our
whole lie to ruin.
. woman how sublime Ia your mis-
sion Of motherhood.
mo throne is 50 lofty as the throne
OF motherhood. No gwernment has
so great power as the magic scepter
of motherhood. No kingdom so Sc
cure as is the kingdom of mother
hood
States change. governments perish
and nations migrate, all things ebb
and flow, but Mother is Mother from
the beginning of time, She changes
not. Her day is yesterday, today ana
forever
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
WONDERFUL SALE At READY
TO WEAR PARL0RS

The Big Closing Out Sale at tLlE
keady-TO- Wear ParIors conducted by
/. Z. Wilcox on Fourth Ave. N, just
back OF the Dixon Hotel, opened this
morning. Large crowds thrOnged the
place all day and took advantage Of
he wonderful bargains. All OF the
new stock OF spring and summel
goods that are arriving daily are
being sold at sale prices. This sale
wiz continue until June 1st when
Mr.. WiIcOx's lease OF the present
5UIdiHg expires.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
AKEY BERNHAGEN

The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Bernhagen Of Eau PIeine, Wis ana
Walter Akey Of Junction City, was
soIemnfzed at the Catholic parsonage
Tues -ay morning at 10 O'Clock, Rev,
VIM. Reding performing the ceremon.
The young couple were attended by
Miss Martha Bernhagen and Law
renee Grover, both Of Junction City.
The newly Weds viii reside at juno
tion City VII ere the groom c-r~ g.
cheese factory.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

o o O o 0 0 0 o o
% HIGH SCHOOL NOTES o
% 0 0 0 0 Q
Mr.. Schwede, Miss Holmes, Miss
Lawer, Mr.. KittelI, Mr.. Ehart ana
Mr.. Hayward are attending the teach
ers convention at Oshkosh.
The faculty have issued invitations
to the Seniors for the annual
banquet, May 18th.
Great preparations are going on fol
the GIee Club Concert. H. S. Carni-
val and Senior Class Play, all OF
which VIII take place in a few weeks
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
ANOTHER BASE
BALL TEAM

At a meeting he'd last evening a
base BAH team was organized from
he members Of the symphony Mix
co Choir OF the East Side German
lutheran church. Harry harnatz
was elected mar ager and captain.
Al teams wishing games please
write Mr.. Karnatz 22O 7th St. S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

I P. Witter, Geo. W. Mead, Earl
and George HiIl have returned + rom
Madison where they attended the
2Oth anniversary Of the Theta Delta
Chi Fraternity Of the .. Of w. held
at the Chapter House in that city
Saturday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

,.-,.. 7ar.. ,on-
g- IS -.rat.,es ,atahb.rs AID
laanas were present 10 pay their
tu1ua ag ID honorable citizen.
uA 1.uas Vas rendered by Rer.
Vim. Eaa5ug ana q worthy euo-y de-
Iuaea over his remains u' HoDor
oI tae devoted ILe Luat had gone on
before. Ibe lolaL offerings We're
pIolusg ana ma=uuIceul. Tie pail
bearers were. Alessrs. il. 7. Arpn,
Glo. vi. PauIus, ID. ID. Conway, Il.
II. Vaughan. Peter McCauIey ana
jacob 5garles.
lie ions PROCESSION WAS headed bg
L las-e luuggr I'll Uug Craer ol "a
lAol. knights ol Wisconsin, knights
o columbus ana Catholic FOrcsLgrs.
lie oIIoNus tribute Is his life
ana memory nas gonribulea by
close friend
..6r 4.,ua,. gas ,orp "A Longs
conn. ro.a.. o.. Isl Is+4
ra. n..sa,4 and ornressfon ..
.a Hn....r landlord s.s.,m drove
ta.u Ii Irish to Starvation and
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'.'.,''S..' : .'Ls .'' = 7''' - ,...,
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from .le ...z7l,.i ~" 7,,'-' IL
courses ~ - re o-'' o-'- u iL'''l'
sal'-=.e7 '' -.''-' ny s,-'' ~. ~.
non FL" '-.5 "oo1' u9Lilz 0-'oL - " -
=" y ..,.i@'.,.. = - - ~
a''o l.,'i o7.''7 'l.''''
11el +" =l1 & ',s.l ''.-'' - -
nus a-"1le7.
After completing the University
course he came g Grand Rapids ana
was principal OF the Howe High
school for two years. He then went
haek to the law sehooEapd finished
Tho course in one year. He was
impressed with the luguTe posslhlh-
ties of Grand Rapids and decided to
haus out his shingle as Attorney-at-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

Mrs. Fred Mass and daughter and
Miss Myrtle Matthews have return
ed to their home in Milwaukee after
a visit in the city at the Chas. Nuge
home.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20
FOR SPRING BRIDES

Miss Irma Nissen win entertain
at a miscellaneous shower on Sat
urday for Miss LEILA Potter, one OF
the spring brides.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-05-20

Mrs. Ray F. Johnson will enter
tain for Miss Edith Weeks on so+.
1urday.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
MOTHER Of MRS LON
NERGAN DIED YESTERDAY

Mrs, L. }. Deupree, age 81, and
the mother of Mrs. W. c. Lonnerean,
who came to Boealusa 5 weeks ago
to make visit died at the home
Of her daughter early Wednesday
morning. She has been an invalid
for 4 years but death came as a
surprise. Mrs, Deupree was a men,
Der of the Eastern Star and has
been a devoted Methodist since
carly childhood. She was the moth
er of 10 children, seven Of whom
survive, Mrs. Lonnerean being the
only one residing in Boealusa. The
deceased was the daughter Of Dr..
Flanagan, who was one Of the
leading citizens Of Georgia. Mrs.
Deupree's husband proceeded her
to the grave by IS years.
The remains were sent to Ellits.
vile. Miss. where the funeral ser.
vices will be held today.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
New Store To Open

Meyer Heinan, of lehman Bros,
has just closed a lease with D. Benin
for the building which has been used
as the Tango theater. Mr.. Heiman
will have the building remodeled 50
that il WILDE one of the most at
tractive along Columbia street and
will place in a large and up to date
stock OF dry goods. Mr.. Holman l.,
one of the most successful young
merchants of New Orleans and Bog
alusa and it needless to state that
he will make a success of the new
store. He has sent his buyer East
to purchase the opening stock. The
store will be ready to do business
by November S.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
MagicCityProeram
TONIGHT, THURS. OCT. 9TH

Hobart Bosworth in The Scarlet SIM
a FIVE part master piece 10 and 90 cts.
Friday-"The Social Lion" with Herbert
Rawlinson and Anna Little a Universal
Weekly and "A Box Of Bandits" featur-
ing Violet Mcmillan.
Saturday-"For Professional Reasons
2 reel drama "A Game Of Love" |. K-O
comedy and IN The Grasp Of The Law. +"
Sunday-"Valley Of Regeneration" a
good Nestor comedy and Haunted Winds
drama
Monday-Charlie Chaplin in The Bank
two reel comedy and good drama
Tuesday-No s Who Pays Houses OF
Glass and Joker comedy Her Wedding
Night"
Wednesday, Broken Coin" No 9 ;
Nestor comedy His Eeyptiad Affinity
and Where Happiness Dwells'
Next Thursday Miss Marie Cahiil i
Judy Forgot"
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
Killed In Runaway

Kentwood, La, Oct. 8.-Mrs. L. 0
Terresrossa, wife of L. 0. Terregrossa
agent N. @. and 7. N. at Warnerton
La, was killed by a runaway horse
about one mile east of Mt. Herman
today. The body was picked up by
the Kentwood and Eastern train and
taken to Warnerton. La. her home
Mrs. Terregrossa is survived by
hei husband and two small sons
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
SCARLET SIN TONIGHT

Tonight at the Magic City theatre
the great photoplay The Scarlet
Sin will be shown. This picture
proved one Of the greatest Broad
way success Of the wear and Boga-
lusa is lucky to see this picture
at such an early date. There are
several reels Of this great play and
the admission will be only 10 and
20ct> Monday night Charlie Chap
lin will be on the job again Dom
miss seeing either Of these pictures
f)r resu.-r program see Page t {
this iSsus
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
South Mansfield Begins To Worry

South Mansfield Star From the
declarations of our gubernatOrial
candidates, the state of Louisiana
will soon be about as near a Sahara
as the oldest disciple of Bacchus has
ever heard of in this section of the
south. No doubt that a eo0dly
number of the bows who have form
ed the habit of ordering liquor for
the quenching Of their thirst, will
be left in position where they VIII
be Spittiu5 cotton.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
Meeting Postponed

The meeting which was to have
been held tomorrow evening when
u. 5. Senator Randsell was to have
made an address has been post
poned until a latter day, owing to
the fact that no place could be
secured where he could make an
address. MI. Randsell will speak at
Franklinton on Friday.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
Bridge Club

Mrs. Earl Binnines entertained
the Bridge Club at her home on
Ave B Tuesday afternoon. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Griffith
the second by Mrs. Lear. The guests
prize was won by Mrs. j. C. Haney
Following the game an excellent
salad course was served.
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New Dentist Arrive.

A new dental parlor has been
opened in the Overstreet building
by the National Dentist Co., who
have offices at Shreveport and
Alexandria. They have a we'll
equipped office and attention is
called to their advertisement in
this issue of the Enterprise.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
Well Known Undertaken

G. r. Poole, the we'll known un-
dertaker and scientific embaImer. is
prepared to render personal service
and attention is called to his pro-
fessional card which appears in this
issue of the Enterprise.