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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
St. Andrews Church (EpiscOpal.l
Rax. j. N. Iohnaon. Ir.

Rsv. r. NJ. johnson, Jr.
Sunday school Mt 10 .. IN.
Morning Prayer. except fret Sum
day Of month, ut IL.
Celebration Of The Holy Colnmun-
lon 3rd Sunday Of each month ne IL
4. IN.
Salary Sunday Bird Sunday Of each
month.
Evening Prayer st TO, except first
Sunday OF each month.
Good choir. Hearty welcome.
Come and worship.
Watch for the dates Of the japanese
bazaar 20 be held by st. Andrews
Guild.
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BE READY FOR THEM

II our lady canvassers haven't
called on you yet, don't think that
they are going to overlook you.
They will endeavor to call upon ev-
cry subscriber in the county, who Is
six months or more in arrears on
their subscription, so make an ef-
fort to be ready to pungle up when
they call on you. The money is
due us and we need it.
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OF CoIxeville.


Isl yesterday Tor Long Beach, Cal,
lsarn III viii spend the winter Of
khe home Of her daughter, Mrs. ID.
McLennan.
Big shipment Of Payette apples
Just received at Spongbergs.
Senator Pugmire informs as that
the Swan Creek Electric Light COM
pany is preparing TO extend its line
from Fish Haven 20 ST. Charles,
Bloomington and Paris.
The second week of onr great mon
ey raising sale Ia certainly going %
be q hummer Nielsen Furniture
Co.
The Misses Helen Cherry and Hell.
en- Davis returned Tuesday from .
months visit at the San Francisco
exposition. Miss Davis viii resume
her duties As clerk in the postoftice
I have remodeled all Of my houses
which are the best houses for rent Ii
the city. Rent will be reduced 10 re
sponsible parties. Secure D. o
them ut once by applying TO me Q
TO Mrs. Henry SpidelL-D. MolAn
nans
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

The Brotherhood of Railway Train
men will give their 10th annual ball
at the PAVILION on Wednesday even.
ing, Nov. 18th. The banquet will be
served by the ladies of st. Andrews
Guild.
For sale, 1912 Studebaker car in
good condition. Call at Groo & Toom-
er's garage.
At It's meeting last week the state
board Of pardons refused to grant a
pardon to Roy Phelps, who was sent
to the penitentiary from this county
i'm 1918 for term of not less than Ave
years.
We must have cash and you need
the goods-why not swap?-The
Nielsen Furniture Co.
Mrs. IT. @. Mashburn returned last
night from months visit in Califor-
mia, during which time she took in
the exposition at San Francisco. She
will remain here . couple OF weeks
before returning to her home at HUI
Evansville, Mo.
For sale, 10 Poland China sows,
one boar weighing $50 pounds and so
head Of stock pigs. See A. G.. Rich
ards, Bennington.
Mrs. ]. j. Myer has decided 30 re-
main In Montpelier and will continue
te conduct the cigar and confection.
cry store. From now on during the
winter she will also serve hot tamales
and chill.
| Nearly half carload of furniture
/ Just received will all DO thrown inte
i the great money raising pot. Come
In and watch 1t boil.-Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
Mrs. Laura Greene, who has beer
visiting points of interest on thu
coast for the past six months, arrived
in the city last Monday for week.
. visit at the home of her son, @. II
Greene. She will leave next Sunda!
for her home at Greenleaf, Kan.
For rent, four room house witt
barn, half block north Of high school
Apply TO Mrs. NJ Teuscher, mex
door.
Mrs. Carl Sharp will leave mex
! SUNDAY for q two months visit st tn
home OF Mr.. Sharp's parents in Lew
iston, Mo. Carl will join her ther
It about the middle OF December an
q they will enjoy . old fashioned Mi
souri, Christmas dinner ut the Shar
II home.
70 A. L. Chiffon, the eye specials
e will be in Montpelier on Oct. 10, |
70 20. q, % and "a. Office over Model
Drug Co. In Paris Oct. % at Il
ID Stuck home.
nt There isn't any corset that Civ
the ease and comfort that the Thorn
Q. SON glove-ftting corset does. Ju
try q pair and zee. Sold by II.
at Whitman.
D. Nose Lewis will open his barga
annex on Saturday, Oct. q, with
na new stock of tin and granite wal
notions and everything general
found in bargain store. he invii
at the public 70 visit the annex on ID
n day and see the thousand and Q
ne bargains he will have to offer.
90 A full line of beautiful new sil
Just received ut Sam Lewis
- Leslle, the ten-year-old son Of
~ Thiel, met with N accident Taesd
aE afaernean which resulted in the G
ting Of bad cash on his left kl
ell and injnring the ligalnenta VIII
. hold the knee cap In place. 10 Dire
SEQ ing the wound DIR. Lynn had 10 Il
me a number OF stitches. AS the 81
ce. had to be placed in east, it will
:. sonic time before the lad will ~
have free use of his leg.
re- Your cash will 90 farther dur
Q ! our money raising sale than II
% @ ever before at the Melissa Furnii
Co
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
Reeammaaas chamhssaaAmss Camah
RmmmsAw

Last winker aaed . bottle u Ghaa~
osriain's Geugh Remedy fps = had
hToachial cough. ! felt Ita hams&naal
eject immediately ard before I nd
aniahed Eha hsasle / VS. cured. 1nayar
tire 81 Recommending shla fenaay - ~
frienda, writsa aara. Wiliian Bxiaha.
". Wayne. Ind 0hAaanahaa avery-
where.
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Card Of Thanks.
STANDLEY II. RIcH,
County Treasurer

To al Who performed deeds Of kind
ness and extended words Of sympathy
on the occasion OF the death Of our be-
loved husband, son and brother we wish
to extend our most sincere thanks.
Mrs. ]. j. MyeF
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

Bulls Tor Sale

Catslsmsn. you can nov buy pars
bred balls Of tbs bseg hraed delivsred
at Montpelier. Write me Jour wants.
W. q. seybold, Harvard. Nabg.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

MontpelisK'a pubic library u npem
every Saturday afseFRnan fEoas II i
o clock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
Cali for County Warrants.

All Current Expense fund warrants
of Bear Lake county, Idaho, series Of
1915. from Nos $40 to 100, inclusive,
and from Nos. to LEO, inclusive will
be paid upon presentation ct my Office
in Paris. Interest ON these warrants
will cease ten days from this date, Oct
IS. 1916.
STANDBY H, RICH,
C.nunlv Trpaa51 rey
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Law Firm
The Law arm Of H0ash Il Kuna i
this aay dissolved. Accounts dns The
firm can 30 paid 70 either u ~ ort.
Iss, 1915.
a. D. aoUau.
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To get acquainted with our prices
and the kind of drugs sold here. It
will be TO your interest to do 50.
Toilet waters, perfumes and fancy
aoaps-all in excellent assortment.
We have cigars for every taste; the
clear Havana or the mildly blended
domestic.
Modern Drug Company
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returned yes
visit with her
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

s. garments
Etman's.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

s. garments
Imam q.
returned yes
visit with her
at Nielsen's
burned Tues
III lourn in Og-
md do glaz-
90.
81 mas present
EN- at the
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tered at the
Monday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

A. ID COUCH.
DC KENA=
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burned Tues
iourn In Og-
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at Nelson's
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27

edits the International Sunday
school lessons fer number Of met
ropolitan dailies. and is editor of the
Christian Endeaxor column. in q
number of noted church papers.
Rev. Gray Of Albany. was a visitor
during the week, the guest of his
daughter Miss Mary Leo Gray. Miss
Mabel Chapman of Ennis visited al
She hall Monday. Mrs. Ballew OF
Midlothian was the guest of her
daughter, Miss Lucille Ballew. Mrs
Patten Of Ennis was the guest ot
her daughter, Miss Clarke Patten
Miss Margaret Stewart of Dallas
student secretary Of the Southwest
ern field Of Y. w, c. A. workers, ar.
rived in the city this morning, am
will be a guest of Drane Hall ovpt
Sunday, The Southwestern field en-
braces Texas, New Mexico and Ok
iahoma, and Miss Stewart visit.
the colleges in that territory, or
sanizing and otherwise giving as
sistance to associations In the field
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Thurs I imb Entertained.

The Thfay club was entertain
ed this X by Miss Mamie Ben
Watson ateir home Oh Ferris ave
hue. AUctiFe string flowers gar
nished PERCEPTION suite. The hall
had begias, and the music room
lad vas Of prim roses. In the din
ing rod Japanese baskets we're fill
ed wiUluXuriaot ferns, The guest
room }ad bowls of spring violets.
O9eci9 guests we're Mesdames Bet
lie Dhson, joe Jarrett, ]. w. Fer
ris i p. Litslepage and Oryille Duff
Of F'fris and Miss dodena Hawkins.
At T. business meeting Mis- Mamie
BeF Watson was elected president
and Miss sailie Lee Shelton press r.
tsrter a buffet luncheon was serv-
ed consisting II chicken salad. potato
chips, pickles, tea, butter Trims and
The next meeting will be
With Miss Jewel Wicker
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Mi>Si0nArN Meeting

The Woman's Missionary society
Of the First Presbyterian church en-
joyed its foreign missionary pro
gram for the month, North KianG-
SUI at the manse, with the pastor's
Wife, Mrs. E. +. Bigger, as the host.
ess. Mrs. Bigger was also delight
fully assisted during the Afternoon
by her daughters, Misses Grace and
LILLIAN Bigger. who, likewise, added
much to the program by their beau,
tiful missionary duet, GO Ye In
10 All the World"
Preceding the missionary meet
ing an hour of prayer was held, this
being the week of prayer designat
| ed by the woman's auxiliary and the
! SynOds for the schools and colleges
| of the Southern Presbyterian church
| Mrs. O. A. Finley proved mos
| spledid leader for the hour of pray
err and the program was an inter
esting one.
1t was the pleasure of the societ,
20 receive two new members, Mrs
! Wiley and Mrs. Curry.
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WAXAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT.

"iesaames George Coleman. c. w.
simpson and J. Houston Miller. Mrs
Henry Fall, the state president of thu
FEDERATED clubs. has made the re-
quest that each club in the Fedora
tlon have at least one lesson a wear
On the bible. The lesson for the
%fternoon was conducted by Mrs Sid
arraf. lbsen's 'Hedda Gabler''
was under consideration, and prior 70
the lesson Mrs. Farrar gave a COM
prehension talk on the symbolism of
lbsen's writings. Mrs Farrar ably
sustained all arguments produced
ana showed that she had given the
lesson thorough study. Mrs. l.. D.
Parnell and Miss Kathleen Gibson
each gave splendid papers on Ibsens
women
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Prize List Announced.

The Bay View Club, having for its
purpose civic welfare and improve
ment, has decided to inaugurate a
NOV amcnt in keeping with this spir-
it. Well kept lawns, blossoming
flower beds and attractive porches
are among the chief features in
making the town attractive to the
stranger within our gates, as well
as being a source of pride to the
citizens of our city.
In order to cultivate the desire
for moro beautiful Waxahachie,
the Bay View Club has decided TO
offer list Of very desirable prizes
for the following features:
/. The best kept lawn, kept by
a servant or hired man, five dollars
worth of any thing selected from
the catalogue Of the Texas Nursery
Co., given by Bert Stands, agent,
2. Best kept lawn, kept by a
member Of the family, five dollars
worth of any thing selected from
the catalogue of the Texas Nursery
Co, given by Bert Stands, agent.
3. The best rose garden, one
dozen two year old rose plants, May
hew Nursery Co.
4. Best decorated porch Chang
ing basket, flower or pot plants) ;,
FIVE dollars, Bird Forrest. Second
best. chrysanthemums. Bird For
rest.
s. Best bed of twenty-five or
more cannas and other flowers, five
dollars, Bird Forrest.
6. For the cleanest and neatest
back yard, kept by boy or girl of
the family, five dollars, Bay View
Club.
These features will be judged
once month, beginning in April
and ending Nov. the first.
The Bay View Club hopes that
the people of the city will be inter
ested In this movement and that
there will be many contestants for
the prizes.
MRS. r. c. FORREST.
MRS. HARRIS M'INTOSH,
MRS. II. N. NAYLOR,
Civic Committee.
-
Trinity Glee Club Tours State.
Thursday night the Glee Club
Of Trinity University, with Its Off
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27

with the idea of inspiring eompo-
sitlon worthy to be made the state
song of Texas.
Compositions must be complete
songs, words and music. The song
must contain three verses of not
less than six or more than eight
lines, and must be written in a form
that will approach the standard of
national hymns of this and other
lands.
The judges in the contest are
Mrs. Harriet Bacon Mcdonald, Pro-
fessor Chas. D. Hahn and Mr.. E. G.
Council. They reserve the right to
make no award, in case no song sub
mitted possesses sufficient merit.
The contest will close May first.
Manuscripts will be returned to
their owners upon receipt of neces-
sary postage.
All inquiries and all manuscripts
should be sent to Mrs Grace Sou
ders, 3413 Spence street, Dallas
Texas.
Mrs. George 7. Jester of Corsica
ma was the guest of Mrs. G.. c.
Keller.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Gives Colonial Tea,

The members of the Young Won
ems Christian association of Trim
ity university gave a colonial tea
Monday afternoon at the Billiken
club rooms. Charmingly costumed
IS colonial danes about forty-five
lretty college girls served coffee
with whipped cream aud home
made candies. Fifty dollars was
cleared for the treasury of the Y.
W. G. A. funds. This is an annual
event given by the members of the
IS. W c. A. of Trinity, and is al
Ways a much enjoyed social affair
| bringing the college girls and mat
| rons and maids of the city into clos
| er fellowship, The following young
ladies were in the house party:
| Students from Drane hall We're
Misses Alma Loveless, LA McIver
| Leila Lester, Elmer Harrison, Jen-
ME Mae Borders, Teresa Burtis
Ruby Hunter. Eula Jolly, Lula Hin
ton, Mary Linton Barr. Mary Leo
Gray, Lucy Keblinger, Clarke Pat
ton, Mildred IIulsey. Louise Kelley
! Jerome Skyles, Anneta Smith, Lii
| liam George, Noness Rogers, Cora
| Reed, Ruby Thompson, Patty Cole
man, Frances Cain, Elizabeth Murch-
ison, Mary Murchison, Billy Jane
! Watkins, Gladys Matthews, Minnie
| Lee Aldridge Katherine Aldridge
| Elizabeth Hughes, Dorothy Beavers
| Irene Sadler, Ruth Kendall, Annie
| Zollner, Lucille Ballew, Helen Latti-
more, Marie Holland, Thelma Jo
Dyer, Pauline Shaw, Bon Sorry, Mary
Lena Watson, Marion Thompson,
Norma Cunningham, Frances Walt
! man.
! Students from the city were Misses
| Christine Hawkins, Gaynelle Hawk
| ms, Ona Plummer, Mabel Rocket,
Lola Mccartney and Sidna Farrar
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Love Knots Entertained.

The Love Knots We're delightfully."-
entertained Saturday by Miss RUBY
Cheek. Valentine symbols designe !
the decorations Ferns and cut flow
ers were use in the reception rooms.
Progressive bunco was the mode OF
entertainment. Misses Virginia Rams
Wolfe were outside guests Plate
favocs We're violet bouquets Brick
cream and angel food cake were serv
ed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27

Here are the ''Twiliaht Twins, -
the first pair OF twins to he born in
the United States under the twilight
treatment for the mother They
were taken by the mother, Mrs. Bes-
sic Mccain of Brooklyn, to meet
ing of women in the Academy of
Music the other day to show what
the Twilight Sleep would do. Every
woman present admired the pair OF
youngsters and said they We're as
vigorous as any children born under
the old method Mrs NtCann,
though a small and frail woman,
came forth from the ordeal without
even remembrance of any suffering.
I'VE were dreadfuliy worried
about her confessed her mothee,
Mrs. James Murphy
Il myself have had six children,
she continued. so thought
knew what Bessie would have to Gu
dure. We knew nothing about the
Twilight Sleep, except that we had
read OF its being given to . staten
Island school teacher 1t was only
after my daughter was at the Kings
County Hospital that the doctor told
me he would have to put her in the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Election OF Officers.

At a recent meeting of the Ladies
of the Maccabees the following OF.
ficers were elected Commander
Mrs. ]. A. G.. kemble; lieutenant
commander, Mrs. Belle Boswell rec
ord keeper, Miss Wayne Richie,
finance auditor, Mrs. Gus Moore
chaplain, Mrs. Annie Cunningham
lady-at-arms, Mrs. A. w. Wilson,
sergeant. Mrs George Patten; senti-
mel, Mrs. Dee Poindexter; picket
Mrs. f. T. Richie; official prompt
err, Mrs. l. r. Rogers; captain OF
words, Mrs. Arthur Hill.
Refreshments of chocolate and
waters We're served. Progressive
games were played.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Miss kelIer's Visit.

The visit of Helen Keller, the
world renowned deaf, dumb and
blind woman to Waxahachie, afford
ed a great interest to many people,
school girls and boys, club women,
ministers and medical men, college
professors and college students, and
many others who are interested in
this wonderful woman. Her unus-
ual mentality was marked, and her
sense of humor was most refresh
ing. Her visit has also brought to
character of Miss Ruby Rice, now OF
Cleburne, native Ellis county
girl, who has been deaf, dumb and
blind since two years of age, her
affliction being caused from menin-
gifts. During the worlds fair at st
Louis, Helen Keller and Ruby Rice
met by special appointment, and i,
was stated by eye witnesses, that II
was a pathetic and interesting meet
ing. Miss Keller being world re-
nown, was shown much attention
at St Louis, and she shared with
Ruby Rice her blind friend, many
beautiful bouquets, sent by visitors
at the worlds fair. Ruby Rice is
graduate Of the blind institute al
Austin. and with the advantages
that she had, she has also made
wonderful progress. She sews well
manipulates the typewriter, and is
gifted and artistic in many things.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27

Drane Hall extended hospitaiitie7
durins tie week to a number Of Wis
itors, who were IN the city visiting
Trinity University, and students
who are in school Among the
most distin guished Was Dr. William
T. Ellis, noted Presbyterian minis
ter. writer and lecturer. Who was
attending the Laymen's Missionary
convention at Dallas. DR.. Ellis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
shakes,,eare Club Meets.

The Shakespeare club met Tuesday
afternoon in regular session at SIMS
library. The course OF study SUD-
mitted by the committee was i've
lessons in Browning, seven lessons
in art, three on Shakespeare ana
ope lesson In household economies.
Making Shakespeare the diminutive
proportion, brought protest from
many members and the discussion
was carried over till the next meet
ing. The committee il composed OF
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49, go. -
Twilight Sleep to save her life.
"And now she cant even rem1n.
Der how the boys camn into tbe
world. She slept for seven hours
after they were born, and whea she
woke up she didn't tn9R the birl
had taken place. She wasn't con-
scious at all Of the awful suffering
a woman never f1rEets. EFea ahea
they brought the children IN hrr saa
wouldn't believe the, we're hm.
She had noticed a aum]yr Of atafr
little babies in the hossital ami ia
thought she was being fooled
never saw or heard Of anything Tie
it. The treatment IS eerjdiuN a
wonderful thing fer women
"She looked SO bright and wi
when | saw her few 1o1rs after
the babies were born cLjmel a
George Mccain the woud husband
and father. She looked just al
you see her now, and she left TIC
hospital in two week. THIS sef
treatment is eoiue tn De appreeat-
ed by men, can Jell gau II aa.i
to see some one %au caro- fer slTe-.
when all won can do t. stand hv nd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Double Ten Entertained.

The Double Ten club vas enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Miss
Annie Morris on Main street. Ferns,
yiolets and hyacinths made attract
i've decorations Progressive forty
two was played while other members
devoted the hour to needle work.
Baked crab, pickles, cheese straws
and an ice course were served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
stationed at san Antonio.

DR.. Berwick Anderson, who has
spent the last two years at Wash
ington city, as surgeon in the United
States army, has recently been sta
toned at Fort Sam Houston at San
Antonio. This news will be welcom-
ed by many friends of the young
surgeon, who has risen rapidly III
his profession, since leaving college
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Dallas Club OFFERS Prize.

The Wednesday Morning Choral
Club of Dallas, which has done SO
much for musical interests OF that
city, sends out the following an
nouneement which 1t has inaugural
ed. concerning musical contest,
which will close In May
The Wednesday Morning Choral
Club takes pleasure in announcing
an offer OF prize Of one hundred
dollars $1,000 for the best song US
ing the Blue Bonnet as . theme,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Missionary Society VIII Meet.

The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Methodist church will meet Mon
oas afternoon al 3 O'Clock At the
church, In addition to the regular
business special music will be render
cd Members are urged TO attend.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27

With her husbands ashes in an
urn Mrs. S. w Grote sailed away
for Riga, Russia. There she viii
sprinkle the contents of the urn over
the estate OF the husband in accord
with the wish he expressed before
he committed suicide last October.
Mr., Grote was native of Russia
and a man of considerable means,
He we'd the beautiful Scandinavian
widow, and two weeks afterward.
seemingly, became insane.
According to the story Mrs. Grote
told before she sailed off with the
urn. the husband two weeks after
the marriage got the idea that his
wife would not longer love him. lie
became obsessed with this notion
ana il finally drove him to. kill him
self.
Il ne was frightfnlly jealous, she
AID. Gle loved me so greatly that
~ could not bear the thought that
.on,s day might cease to love him
Ina liz died when his happiness was
greatest
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27

en- pFaced Mds''7l t'''''-- i-Li' - ii
/ pN pldlio Hbiiiof'7- NO.
w" anu "''N' ''''''
the pIah'Sts Ter t1f A''e'"'o'' $50
S'ltutile ior l"e '1@''''' ~ Vs. y
the lesson was 'n'eI.Po' -" ",.'
Illustrative music. " .s7 .".''7 '"
p''Seu 'he 'l'''' ''+, a; 4
modern dance form Oh i'"5i'' wa
she explained in an interesting nj
''e''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-27
Afternoon Part

Monday afternoon Misc Emmie
Owens entertained the Love Knots.
Martha Washington slippers served
as plate favors. Guests were ell
tertained with progressive games
Hot chocolate, sandwiches and miats
were served