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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05
Where W,se Inventor Wine.

Where Wlse Inventor WIno.
 There. may be a certain percentass of inconvenience to be reached oefofe che human mind grasps the fact thas something must be altered. Tho wise inventor, says the JournA of fhe American Medical Association, attain | reputation for brilliancy by making his invention before the need bseom1s sbviouG t0 othara
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05
SEE MRS NELL KIRCHGRABER

for new anu up-todat2 hat frames, and black French velvet. If you have a velvet hat of last winter l can make it look like new. 1 clean aigrettes, birds of paradise, .plumes, wings, and fances. Phone 2053 Mo- sYx4G5 s. Main strect. Hours 1 to 3 ps m. 2-9-6m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05
spectscles Known to Anelsnes.

epectacIes Known Co AnelentA
 There are evidences in ancient writ mgs that some sort of spectacle was used ct an earlier period than that In which de Spina lived. but to what extent or with what effect is not known. It is thought that for some ages the Chinese have employed spec tacles fer she relief of defect 'e eye sigkt and probably they vsrs nows te the anciencA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05
Food flor Thouuht,

An authority on tho subject says men should stop eating for while and think. Some men. under the circum stances. would merely stop long enough to wonder whence the next meal wax to com@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05
PSYCHOLOGICAL
Mrs. Calvert's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. H. K. Caivert who died Wednesday evening, will DC held at 8 o'clock this afternoon, with services by R:v. Fsther M. J. Nortoi, of St. Joseph's Catholic church ana w ith interment in St. Joseph's ceme 'tery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05
\ cung Folk Enioy .IaIIy TackeN, Party.

A CrsWl of young people gathefeu a+ the home of MT and Mrs. J. Harts- l field 2007 west Sixth avenue, for a mos, enjoyable tacksy party last
 ,ieh a delightful time being had
 Games were ulav:d, the prize. hand
 some froa.ei cake. heinz 2wardof Clever Hartsfi Id and Miss Katie
 Horton R treatments were serv:% l 5urirr the evening.
 These in the party were:
 Fred Cracie .Guv Wright. Jo2' RoS- ers II, Willif}rd, Clever Hartsffe'd, perman Herring, Floyd Coon, Ben uartsfield, Oscar Davis. Miss Mabe. Lambeth, Miss Katie Horton, Miss Blanche Lambeth. Miss Laura Mullin, Miss Carrie stuters Miss Pearl AL ford Miss D'ala Starnbaker. MISS Eunice Hall. Miss Tommie Hall, Miss T,ot.,ie Hamsfield, Mrs. Williford, Mrs.
 Hartsfield, Mrs. Dersaw, Mrs. Stuters' Mrs. Crawford.
 Mrs V. D. Pace of Redfield spent yesterday in Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. G. D. Smith of Fordyce is vis- fling Mrs. T. T. Daniel for a few days.
 Mrs. G. A. Hughes of New Gascony was a visitor to Pine Bluff friends yesterday. Mrs. O. NJ. Spellman was here yeH-
 terdav from Lake Farm, on shop- ring expedition.
 Mrs. T. c. Wiley of Wabbaseka was here yesterday and was a visitor al
 the canning club fair. Miss Jean Tanner will arrive today from Helena. for a visit with MISS Kathleen Collier.
 Miss Fannie Johnson is here rom her home at Lake Farm, for WISH l with Mrs. B. E. Benton.
 Mrs. W. A. Calhoun and children
 loft yesterday for Marvel, for WISH with relatives and friends. Mrs R. B. Donaldson went t. L,t' tle Rock yesterday, to spend tns week-end with relatives and friends F.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05
Ralnfail Peculiarly Divided.

In the west of England. especially Cunberland. the greater part of the ra!n fails in winter, out i'll the east the fall ia heavier In the sumsDor half oi the ynaN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

The Sam Taylor School Improve ment society will meet this afternon at o'clock. at the school, and re- Treatments will be served alter the business session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs p. c. Jenkins of Sherrill is here to spend the weekend as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Frank Mays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

The auxiliary to the c. w. B. M. ol the First Christian church will mee' at 2.3O o'clock this afternoon Wltf Mrs. A. w. Scruggs, 916 Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

AIr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith have returned from Newport and will make their home in Pine Bluff in fu ture
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

The Lakeside School Improvement association will meet at 3:3o o'clock th;e afternoon at the school, and ar excellent program has been Prepai eo for the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Rev. and Mrs. W. J. E. Cox, Mrs. w. l.. Barton and Mrs. Ii. C. FOX motored to Little Rock yesterday, and spent the day at the capital city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs. S. F. Baker returned ye.ter- day to her homo at Reydel, after a visit here with Miss Harriet Chat field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs. F.. C. Enochs returned yester- day to her home at DeQueen after q visit with her daughter Mrs. II R. McKinnon, in West Third avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs. C. l.. Chambers and Mrs. J. H. Thach of Fordyce are here for a visit with their sister, Mrs. Sam H.. Naulx
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs V. D. Pace of Redfield spent yesterday in Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Tic Trinity church association will hold ali important business meeting today with Mrs. w. P. Smith, at sol Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs. G, D. Smith of Fordyce is wis fling Mrs. T. T. Daniel for a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs. G. A. Hughes of New Gascony was visitor to Pine Bluff friends yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Nr and Mrs. Thomas Smith have l returned from Newport. and will 1 make their home in Pine Bluff in fu- ture.
 Mrs p. c. Jenkins of Sherrill is here to spend the weekend as the quest of her mother, Mrs. Frank Mays.
 Mrs. s. F, Baker returned ye.ter day to her home at Reydel, after a visit here with Miss Harriet Chat field.
 Mrs. C. l.. Chambers and Mrs. J. H. Thach of Fordyce are here for a visit with their sister, Mrs. Sam II. NaulX.
 Tie Trinity church association will hold ali important business meeting today with Mrs. W. P. Smith at sol Pine street.
 Mrs F. C. Enochs returned yester- Gay to her home at DeQueen alter visit with her daughter. Mrs. Ii. R. McKinnon, in West Third avenue. Rev. and Mrs. w. J. E. Cox, Mrs. w. l.. Barton and Mrs. Ii. C. Fox motored to Little Rock yesterday, and spent the day at the capital city. The auxiliary to the c. w. B. M. of the First Christian church will meet at 2.3O o'clock this afternoon with Mrs. A. w. Scruggs, 916 Pine street. The Sam Taylor School Improve ment society will meet this afternon at o'clock, at the school, and re- Treatments will be served alter the business session.
 The Lakeside School Improvement association will meet at 3::3G O'CLOCK in; afternoon at the school, ana an excellent program has been prepared for the occasion.
 vhe executive committee of the ll- brary association will meet III reSuo lar session this afternoon al z:"V o'clock at the reference room m the assembly hall of the chamber Of com- mGrce.
 MT. and Mrs. V. H. Orr and children Jeff vesterdav for Little ROCK, where ii ey will make their home m 1utnre' Nr Orr having received promoeloh srrn7 thc National Life Insurance cohh- nanv which makes his headquarters r+ Little Rock a necessity.
 Tho officers of the Ladies' Aid so- rjety of the First Presbyterian chulcll will entertain the members of tne eocietv and the women of the churcn on Friday, from 2:30 o'clock to o,c1oek at the home of Mrs. Ferry M Owen, 1918 Walnut street. Mrs F A. Harris, Mrs. R. G. Chlt- wood Mrs. T. Hazel, Mrs. w. ti. hey- holds Mrs. J H Smith and Mrs J. L. N1cRurnett enjoyed delightful day outing with Mrs. w. L.. Barton at het oountrv home on the DollarWay Wed- nesday.
 The Political Equality league Will meet this afternoon at 3:3o O'CLOCK a. the chamber of commerce assemoly hall. Matters of import to the local | o,.oanization. as well as the results of tho elections in New York, Mas
 sachusetts and Pennsylvania are 10 l te discussed. The meeting Will os
 onen. and all interested in the cause of woman suffrage will be Welcolleo' l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

The executive committee of the ll- hrorv association will meet in regu- lar session this afternoon at z:"' o'clock. at the reference room Tn the assembly hall of the chamber Of com mCrce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs R. B. Donaldson went t, L,t- tle Rock yesterday, to spenu .ns weekend with relatives ana lrienuS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs. O. NJ. Spellman was here yeh- teraav from Lake Farm, on a shop ring expedition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs. !. c. Wiley of Wabbaseka was here yesterday and was a visltor at the canning club fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Mrs W. A. Calhoun and children ,eft yesterday for Marvel, for Vislt with relatives and frlenos.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Miss Fannie Johnson is here rom hor home at Lake Farm, for a visit with Mrs. B. B. Benton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

Miss lean Tanner will arrive today from Helena. for vlslt "lth Miss Kathleen Collier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

MT. and Mrs. V. H. Orr and chlldrci Jeff yesterday for Little Rock, where tl.ey will make their home in future Nr Orr having received a promoelc' from tho National Life Insurance coni
 a,,, which makes his headquarters q Little Rock necessity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-05

The officers of the Ladies Ala SO cietv of the First Presbyterian church will entertain the members of the sooietv and the women of the church on Friday, from 2:30 o'clock to o'clock, at the home of Mfs. feirS M Owen. 1918 Walnut street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Scileinss Selegrnmme anlGklih bes
Mblebens bcS Serrn Staats=
miuijters Snifleu.

Ius Dem @atitan in Hont lit iolgenz
bes Seileibs : %5elegrnmm BEL Der
@roBber5oglih : Experimentation 8es
gierung e%ingelaufcn:
n o m. ben IS. 9tpp. '15.-Ils Sc.
Seilisteit. Yapit Sencbift Der Stint
5ebnte, Ole trnlriae Nafriht pes Ibs
lebens Ocs 0rn. Stautsminiiter5 CIV
iden erfubr, beauftragtc CT mid. Der
@rpbbcr5o8lih : 9nrembltrgiihen Gcs
giernng iein tieigefiibltca @ellciD aus
6ubriidcn iiir Den itlpercn @crluit,
Den Die Hegierun9 in bieIem berporz
rngenben Stnutsmnnne erlitten bat
I'd, bite Die Eegierling, audi nteir
peri0nlihes 9cilcib cntgcgcu6unebmen.
.-(8e5.) 9aro. @a5pnrri.
Sem oienittbuenben Stant5miniitcr,
Hrdiihcnten Der HcgicrunR, 6errn @es
ncrals 9ircftor Mouacnait. lit folgcns
hes 6anoifreiben :. St. 50. Der @robs
ber6oain Wlitter 3u9egan8cn:
.grihiittcrt bon Dem iGben uners
ipartctcn 0inidciocn bcs Serrr
Stautsminiiters Gpifen. Grceucn5
iilble ih bas mabipeisbare SebilrfniB
Sbncn. 0err General Sircttpr. Weir
nuirihtiges. ber3lid,es @eileio 81 ben,
ifpcrcu Icrluit nus5uiprctcn. Del
Spna'tic uub @olf bon &urcmburg be-
t"roffen bat.
Gin Wann bon ieltcuen @aben
REDEEM @iiien unb &ouren iii nit i'm
bobin9egangen. Der nit uucrmiiblid)el
Sdaffcnsfreuoigfeit feline &rdfte gam
in Den Sicuit bcs 2aunee ItcIltc.
@erube IN bieier Seit, IN Der Ieii
itattsmdrniidIc3 8irfen iiir Hlrem.
burg 10 unenolif ipertbputl mar, mirl
icin Sinideioen ooppelt ihlper EN-:
pinnhen perben.
es lit Rir eiu Croft 81 lpiiien. buf
Die @ppnlitdt unb Der Yatriotismus
DER @robhcr5o9lihen 8cgierun9 be:
milbt uno bereit icin iperben. bei
Snnaitie unb Dem 9unoe ale ibrt
&rdite 5u piorlen. nm Die Sdiuerl
oes Terliiites 81 trdgen.
Sas anbenten bes berporragenber
Waunes miro bel Wir in gbrer
fortleben!
@p. Sodipobleeboren bite SD. Der
Scrren Der Hesierung nno Dem 9nnbC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Ans hru a1rr. 5tsatru.
(Speziell fr "d'GaZette".)
Den Sschte Mann am Submarine.
Won j. &. Merkels.)

Wien war de Mann den d'escht um
Mief
Am Submarine asz d1rchgefuohr? .
Dat sin win langeg Joher hier,
En- etlech dausend an e puOr.
Et wor dat beschte Submarine.
We emit yum Herr sech wensche kann,
Keng maschin an keng gasoline
De waren do re fannen dram.
z periscope an och wuol zwen
81 warren virdrun an der SpetZ,
De mann konnt rechts a lanks sech
dreh'n,
Huot net eraus gesin eng Gretz.
E Submarine, geplangt, gebaut,
Yum grasste Maschter aller Welt,
Ken anert net vun gescht an haut
Mat desem de Vergleich aushellt.
ct get deraus geschoss zwa net, ?
Torpedo ken an keng Granat,
Sci Rudder daoh gefehrlich get
Et asz yum Schloen stark gemat.
Den eschte Mann an aler Zeit
Den sech an d'Submarine verkroch,
Et war de Jonas, meng l2f Lett,
Must fuohren dram eng halef Woch-
Am Walfesch sengem gruosze Bauch.
War dat ken Submarine, ech from?
Et hett am Krich haut ken G%ebrauch,
Ma t huot de Jonas welt gedro'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Gin Grbifaftspru3eb,

~"
Suriitcnfreiieu grobem Sntcrei'e be-
gegnete, bat bieIer Sogc Dor DEM
Cbereeridtsbof feline grlebi9ung 9e@
iunben. gs bunbelt lid I'M elm
Se8at Der peritorbencn Srau Wtttpe
Sbomas 9prne. Sefanntlid bate
Die grblaIierin burt teitamentariite
@erfiisuns Die in Srluno lpobnenper
Better hires Wannes nit ciuem Se9ai
bon 100000 Sr. bebadt. Sn Sr>
mangelung bicier Better iolten oeren
Nadtommen in ibre Hcd]te eintreten.
Souten nber inncrbalb brei Sabren
nad Dem Ibleben Der g~rblaiierin feline
Ieriparotcn lid gemelbct babcn. 10
piirben 100000 ST. Der Irmen> Der
naltlln9 Der Staot 2uremburg suz
iallcn unb 100000 Sr. CUR Gnihafs
lung bon Npbiliar fir Die nelle Static
orale bicuen. NIs lid MN an9eblide
Grbcn aus Srlanb mclocten, I'M bon
Der linen 6interloiicnen SImne Seiit
gu ergrcifcu. erbub bas 6a~llptitdotiide
armcns Bureau @iuipru6, unb Die
&ln9e pur0e bcim bicIigeu @ipil9crifi
onbdngis gemuht. Den Srben.
8alib nit Nan1eu. puroe BON @erifi
erirer Snitan5 bas 9e9at 5uertannt,
@e9en bieies llrtbeil bate Die Armena
@~cripaltuug gerufuug eingelc9t. Ser
Cber9eridtsbof mics Die Serufung als
unbegriinoet a6. Scmentiprehcnr
lpurbe Der 9an5c Sctrug pes Se9ates
Den Srben ~6ugelpielen.
lle6er bic Scrurtbeluns zines
9nrcmburserS bcrihtet Der rSemps"
pom Z. Oftober mic iol9t: Gin iesi
46jGbrigcr 9uremburger Namens
Sdneioer lies lid 1911 ais ~iran5Ds
iiiper Staatsbilr9er naturaliiteren
CT hat teinen Wfilitdrbienit 9eleiitet,
mltroe aber bel Der Wtobilmnhung ems
geso9eu. Inter Sinlpeis auf iciue
aenntniB Der oeutifeu Sprahe be-
gcbrtc er picoerbolt ais SoImetider
in elm 8eiangeneulager 81 fommen
Sas ging iebod nit]t an, "a elm in
pori9en Gull %cr9an9ener gfiniIterials
grlaS Die Sertpcubun9 NaturaliIiertel
in 8efan9enenla9ern unterlaste. Del
cbemaIige 2urembur9er bebauptet'
nun. bieier miuiiterieae Grla6 lei I'M:
geieelid], uub neiserte lid, Den
Iarihhefebl Solge 5u leiiteu. iubem
or lportlih bartbnt: Sd betrahte mid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

Sas 9cileibss 5elcgramm bes beutz
id)eu Hcifstan5lers an S. 81. 8. Die
@roBber5ogin bat fol9enbeu @orts
ldut:
Cure 8Dniglihe Sobeit bite i'd
ebrcrbietigit pen Iusbrud meincr auf>
rid]tigen Sbe,lnabme an DEM Terlu1te
cutge9ennebmen 81 npaen. Den Cure
a~oniglide Spbeit uno bas @roBbers
5ogtbum blrh ben Sob beS Staat5s
minilters gpihen erlittcn baben.
9ange Sabre binburh bnben mid nit
Dem @erelpigtcu pertrallcnspollc amts
lite Se5icbunseu pertnilpft. Die 'it)
aud, in Den idpieriglten Seiten be-
pdbrt baben, iobnB aud ih ietn Sins
ifeiben aufrittis betlage.-8eitsz
tnu3ler bon Sctbmann@ So1rpee."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
&mrembmr9iicb 9(merifaniibeS
2tcbcSiucrf.

Nrihcr euaelauieu S1,6S6.7 70
SoieSb Smpum, gsatertOwm. :. Cat, (cberiemlen) ...... 200
3Gp. Spbn Neher, Chicago, 81, (Yerhem) 300
&rurp @euner, Hemicn, Soma, (5rtnttugen) - 5OO
Smianna Tar, (sb. Spfimann), Chicago, 81, (Susoprt, Hesf'
rmusSbesrf Srtcr) -. =. 2OO
Menrp Chill, Gpnsrce Bart. 81. =. =. ZOO
Vic Maripn. Nlariun, z. If. 100
Ibuip aauoer, Cascade, Suwa, (Nieoeranpen) 500
Hp. &. y. ShramB, GatonSuiuc, Wo, CSteftr6) 1000
hilbert 2cnners, Waaaro, Soma, (8prbprn) LOO
Nrb O3irreS. NEaQarb, Spua, tGprhurn) 200
Sobu SuuaelS, Yetersbura, Gcbr, (SuStbum) 800
Ibus. WraaS, Seattle, ySMb, (Suinscn) 200
Yehr Shpentaen, 0mbuauc, Suwa, (Ghternah) 200
Subuoue 0uemburacr 9creiu 1000
Wth. unD Spbn @enaler, Snbnane, Suwa 200
Ginseanbt pum Serru Subu Ibn: -
9uSsmburscr uutrthtunaS. Gerein, st Saul, @inn. 5000
Spbm Nebns, Whmetts, 81, (0bSbprf) 300
Watb. 0arnig, BrpE Guint, 81. ZOO
Sefiuu 81, oruk Ypint, III. 49,. . 1000
1reo 9utaen, Chicago, gu, (grahtsnbah) 200
Wlidacl SMes, Iubuaue, Spua, (YIanler) 100
tlnasnannt, Subuaue, Spwa 200
Sanamlums peranhaltt pon Serrn 4. Sanscrie, scretar, @urem.
burger Sruoerbuno, Subnqne, Sowa:
Midael gbies, 3nbmane. Soma. (Wamer) 500
Mic Mumel, Dubuque, Sa, (Rpppt srintinsertbal) 200
W. Etra, Snbnaus, Sa, (Sels) LOO
6ranf @rt, DUBUQUE, Sa, (Sauisucl ...... 10
- AIS
Ybiipp Sleeper, Seapgg, Soabp, (IHelburn) 800
Chen. Shumaher, &bitcmOre, Soma, (Walbbreoimms) 100
9mrembmrger Seretn, Winuna, Gtnn, 1000
rnscnanut, WarcnS, Suwa LOO
Iapio Stlaer, 9ewistppn, Munt, (Sclingen) 500
Sohn y. Shmitt. Semstomu. @Unt, tGih a b. a5) 1000
0aSpar Yalser, Wa5eppa, Winn. 100
Nihuias Ssrden, 6birasu, Sny (Gi6Sprt) -, ........ 800
SenrD Y. 8naft Chicago, III, (Seis) :. .... 200
Clemens Srbau, sprituuuo. u. Sat, (0lemaneD) ...... 200
gen u. Soffmann, Smaba, Hebr, (ecninsen) ........ 800
! = : Pi'0'f"o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

bon Weincr nufridtiecn Wittrauer
aenntniB geben 81 polen.
8eseben 8dlob apni9itetn /. E.,
10. Sftober 1915.
IbeIbeib Wt a + a.,
8roBber5o9in Rutter BON Suremburg,
Ser5ogin bon NaIiau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
6ro6btyogbnm.
Ans Der Damptfaht. ,
giiduf Scopes benz 5obe nabe.

, 9onoon, 3. Nop. (Spe3ials
, aorreiponben3 oieier 3eitun9.)
, Snfolge zines 9eitern erlittcnen
, Sdlaganfaaes 9ibt Der 3uitano
, bon giidof Scopes bon 2uremz
, burg 81 9eiorsnib InIaB. Ser
, bod)p'itc Serr lit bereits nit Den
, bl. Sterbeiatramentcn pcrieben
, lporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
Stiirmiihe S5enem in Der
S~ugembnrger &ammer.

Mm il m. II. Npp.-
Cine Scpcid)c aus Suremburg
bciagt. oaB cS bel Grpiimlng Der
Sepnticrtcn saammer ieitcns Der
8acitalen Su crnitlid)eu Storuns
; gen fam. 10 baB Ole Sibun9 iuss
penbirt lpcrben muBte. SuS
ne,lc @iniitcrium inter Sr.
; sEsfs lit gielen ,nidt scnebm.
HasN toe SeH,
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18
eer,li6em 9amf muo 0ott perselt's!

lie 8eber limb sTl. 81 ridten au ben Sdatmetier Sm. bic. Gin
borfi, German Sruh & SapinaS gant, Subuaue, Suua. Sir bitten, babel
ben 0sburtsort, runtuea beuhnisn Der Glteru pner |preitrn i'm erpRs
ber5pstbum anSuse6en, ymefS @crbHentlihnus in Sngembmrg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-18

IrbeitSluit umb Sugenpmutb
itebcn ieoem Ienid)eu gut.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-01-28
OBITU
Mrs. Julia Guignard

Julia Demierre was born in Rerne,
Switzerland, in 1886. With her family
she started out in the year 1858 tn
Brazil. But just as their ship was
ready to leave for the South American
country it was learned that yellow
fever prevailed there, and the family,
changing their mInds, sailed for the
United States, landing in New Orleans
They remained there for three years,
removing to Highland, m. where Miss
Demierre was married to Henry Mul.
Ter. in the year 1864. MIR. Muller died
in 1870, and four years later his widow
married John Guignard. They removed
to st. Louis, Mo-, where they resided
fer year, and in 1882 came to Ore
gon, settling at Hillsboro, going later
to Oswego, where Mrs. Guignard re-
sided until 1908, when her husband
died. She then came to Hood River to
live with her only son. August
Gmgnard, of the Ideal Fruit & Nurs-
cry Co., whose home is on the West
Side. Mr.. Guignard had come to Hood
River in 1902.
Mrs. Guignard was called by death
on Wednesday, January l3. Her fu-
neral services were held Thursday af.
ternoon, January ID, at the Bartmess
chapel, interment following at the
Idlewilde cemetery. Rev. Lister, pas.
tor of the Valley Christian church con.
Quoted the services.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-01-28
CONGREGATIONAL
MEN GOOD COOKS

With 800 seated around the big tables
in the basement room of the Congrega-
tional church, the men of the congre-
cation served one of the best dinners
ever tasted in Hood River Wednesday
evening of last week. No woman was
allowed beyond the mystic portals of
the kitchen, from whence came the
savOry steam of 20 roasting gobblers.
Truly, it was an occasion to he reinem-
Tered. 1t was a feast of mind and
body for not only had those in charge
of the affair made every provision to
sppease the most fastidious appetite
and generously, too-but the most ex-
celent music was heard.
During the meal several appreciated
numbers we're rendered by the Philhsr-
monte orchestra. When the banquet
was over, and contentment reigned, all
repaired to the auditorium, where the
following program was rendered: j.
H. Hazlett "Our Church; :" songs by
tue High School Quartet, composed of
Jack Stanton, Malcolm Button, George
Bragg and Fred Coshow, Mrs. G. II.
Henney, accompanist: Irish reading,
w. 7. Price, superintndent of Sunday
schools song by male quartet, COM
posed of Louis A. Henderson, Este
Brosius, P. J. Schroeder and Culver K.
Osgood 1.-THE Ladies'" h. McClain
Mrs. W. W. Rodwell, poem, compli-
menting the men on their culinary
ability; address, Rev. Donat; singing
of america, which was followed by the
pastors benediction.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-01-28
McKennOn-Carter

In the presence of close friends and
members of the two families the we'd
ding of Raymond D. McKennon, a
prominent young man of La Grande,
and Miss Grace Carter, was solemnized
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Carter, on the East
Side yesterday at high noon. The ring
ceremony was used, although the bride
and groom were unattended. Rev. II
A. Mcdonald was the officiating minis
ter.
The living room of the Carter home
was beautifully decorated with white
tulle and evergreens. The ceremony
was performed beneath bower in a
large bay window. The bride wore a
gown of white crepe de chine.
Following the wedding a dinner was
served. The dining room was beautiful
in its decoration of roses, clusters of
sweet peas and smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKennon left yester-
day afternoon on trip to Portland and
other points. They will be at home at
La Grande after February 5.
The bride is graduate of the Hood
River high school. She has been teach
ing classes in music for the past few
years. She was prominent in musical
circles of Salem and Portland, where
she was a student.
Mrs. McKennon has host of Hood
River friends with whom the Glacier
joins in the heartiest congratulations
| and best wishes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-01-28
Barrett PIT. Meeting Largely Attended

At the Barrett Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation meeting held at the West Bar.
rett school last Friday afternoon very
large crowd was present to hear the
program arranged by the regular com
mittee and teachers. Mrs. W. w. Rod.
we'll presided during the rendition Of
the program, while Mrs. F. +. Knowles
occupied the chair during business dis.
cussions.
4 The program was as follows: Duet,
"A Foolish Little Maiden" Misses Ra.
chel Bonebrake and Susan Rodwell
dramatic recital by pupils of Mrs.
Steele's class. led by Master Knowles
of the Third grade: vocal solo, Mrs. L.
W. Bishop; spelling contest, pupils OF
the seventh grade. won by Susan Rod
well and Clarke Dwinnel and Wilbur
Bywater; dramatic readings, Dorothy
Doane, Noble Cages and Mary Arnold
flag song, Miss lsenberg's class; ad
dress on cooperation between parents
and teachers by Mrs. Rodwell
The association decided to affiliate
with the Oregon Mothers Congress, the
annual dues of which are 10 cents.
The associaton's next meeting viii
be held on the afternoon Of Friday
February 5,