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Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
A TREACHEROUS
TROUBLE

Bisbee People Point the Way Out.
Kidney diseases are very danger
Gus. they come on silently, gain
ground rapidly, and cause thousands
of deaths that could have been pre-
vented by proper treatment in the
beginning. Nature gives early warn
ings of kidney disease-backache
twinges of pain when STOPPING OF lift
ing, headaches and urinary disorders.
II these symptoms are unheeded,
there is grave danger of dropsy or
fatal Bright's disease. Doans Kid
ney Pills have earned a reputation for
their effectiveness in kidney troubles,
and are known and recommended the
world over Bisbee testimony
proves the merit of Doans Kidney
Pills to our readers
Mrs. NJ. Katon, P. o. Box No. $50,
Bisbee, says: "One of the family suf-
fered from a weak back which was
so bad that It was impossible to turn
over in bed The pains were worse
after any heavy work. Doans first
box gave relief After taking several
boxes, the patient was entirely cured.
The pains have never returned"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16

portunity of seeing this team in ac-
ton. Yesterday, the Kansas City
lcaguers performed at Amarillo. Tex.
They also viii play at El Paso and
Douglas The team is a stellar com
bination and capable Of producing a
very classy article OF baseball, as at
tested by the fact that the Kansas City
players recently defeated the fast OK
lahoma City team by the lop-sided
score of IA to a.
Manager Bidwell himself, has had
IAN interesting and very success sful
baseball careers. He has just won
his fifth consecutive championship.
having directed the fortunes of the
Fort Dodge Iowa, team during the
1915 season. Last year, Bidweu steer
ed The Emporia team to the leadership
of the Kansas State League. He d.
rected the affairs of The Cheyenne.
Wyoming team when that aggregation
boosted eight players. out of a roster
of twelve. who entered fast company
and made good there
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
BARNES CIRCUS is
BILLED FOR BISBEE
DURING NEXT MONTH
Advance Man for Barnes Big
Circus Arrives and Is Making
Arrangements for Their APP
pearanCe Here November 5.

The giddiest. gayest glltternist,
grandest galaxy in all the land is
treking this way. It's coming sure
and soon
And IL the reader doesn't infer from
this that reference is made to a circus
then wen have to make a search
through Websters book for more SUI
perlatives to put the case more clear
ly
And again. if, when circus is men
toned one doesn't infer that it's the
1 Al g. Barnes circus that's coming.
then the said shows agent who is in
town today, viii regard the case as
a hopeless one
Murray A. Pennock, general con
tracing agent of the Barnes circus, is
here making arrangements for the
appearance in Bisbee on Friday, Nov.
jth. and while the circus man was
head-overheels in work. arranging for
feed and food, license, show grounds,
water and the multitude of other
things that must be contracted for,
for the big show, he still found time
to tell about the merits and the new
features that are presented this sea-
son.
"Sinco our visit here last year, the
show has been almost entirely rebuilt,
and this applies to its program, as
wei as to its cars, cages and ward
robe.
Also, there's been a splendid addi-
tion TO the case Of animal performers,
fully two hundred more educated ami
mails are shown this year. Many Of
these are wild animals and came di-
rect from the jungles. They are now
real actors and are grouped and per-
formed in some of the most spectacu-
lar and thrilling acts ever shown.
The wild animal features are not
the only new ones either for won
derful array of beautiful and instruc-
tive features are introduced in which
domestic animals are the star per
formers The worlds champion dane,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
SAC. CUBS LOSERS
IN RUNAWAY MATCH
IN CAR TOURNEY
Cubs Are Held Almost Helpless
Before the Superb Pitching Of
WhiteSide; Sunday Games
Scheduled.

The Gardner White SoX trimmed
the Sacramento Cubs yesterday by a
score of is to 3. For the first two
innings the game was somewhat one.
sided but after that the Cubs tight.
ened up and held the White Sox
down TO one score i'm each inning but
the sixth, when they allowed three
runs. The Cubs are noted for heavy
hitting but were apparently only able
to make eight hits off Pitcher White
side who worked in excellent form.
This makes a total OF three games
won by the White SoX aud one lost.
while the Cubs have won one and
lost two
There win be no game today but
sunday three contests are scheduled.
as follows Chum Drillers VS.. Hol.
brook High Graders. at 1880 a. m;
Phelps-Dodge VS.. Southwest Giants. at
2 p. m; Gardner Bear Cats VS.. Ma
chine Shop, at $3.50 p. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
COUNTRY CLUB LINKS
NOW MECCA OF MANY
GOLF ENTHUSIASTS
Interesting Schedule Arranged;
Special Invitation Issued to In
dividual Golfers to FIay at
Tucson Fair.

The golf season has started in real
earnest at the Warren District Coun
try club, and almost any afternoon a
number Of the star opponents Of the
great Scotch game may be seen on
the links, which, by the way, are in
the best condition for years. The
roller has been used to splendid effect
the weeds cut out and every detail at
tended to I'm a manner which is Ger.
tain to please all the Country Club
members frequenting this popular
course.
A schedule has been arranged, com.
mencing Sunday, oct ~, and lasting
nearly to the opening of the new year
a big match is expected to be staged
on Thanksgiving day with the Doug
las golfers, IS holes to be played here
and is in the Smelter City.
An invitation has been extended to
individual members of the Country
Club to attend the Tucson Fair early
i'm November 1t is hoped that some
Of the Warren District golfers viii ac-
cept the invitation. All members com
peting on Sunday. Oct IT, are asked
to turn in their cards in order that
the team to play at Douglas oct. "a
may be selected to the best advantage.
Schedule for the next few weeks is
printd below
October Qualification round for
team match with Douglas
oct "a Team match with Douglas,
at Bisbee.
Oct 31-Dinner match. Tennis
match with Douglas.
November z Qualification round,
club championship.
Nov. IA Elimination rounds club
championship
Nov. 21- Qualification round Dodge
cup match
December Finals of club cham
pionship and elimination matches for
Dodge cup
Dec 12-Team match with Tucson,
at Tucson.
Dec 19-Finals, Dodge cup match.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
Viii Ia RuRIEo TODAY

George w. Brown who died early
yesterday morning win be buried this
morning from the Catholic Church.
at ten o'clock Father Manden onici-
ating.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
REsuLTs YEsrERpAY

San Francisco Q. Salt Lake Z.
Vernon 3, Oakland 2
Portland A. Los Angeles 5. 13 in
ning).
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
ARMSTRONG'S BABY
DOLLS TO PRESENT
THE SOUL KISS
Strong Play is to Be Presented
at the 0rpheum Commencing
Tonight; Play Had Record Run
in Eastern Cities.

/ Beginning tonight at the Orpheum
theater, Ed Armstrong and his Baby
Dolls will present for the approval
Of the patrons of the Orpheum New
York's greatest musical success. THE
Soul Kiss" This show had a two-year
run at the New Amsterdam theater,
New York. and is considered both by
public and press as the greatest mu-
steal show ever produced on any
stage The costumes, scenery and
electrical effects. used in this play is
by far the best ever shown on the
Orpheum stage. The scene is re-
production Of Marshall Fields depart
ment store of Chicago The people of
Bisbee viii also have an opportunity
of seeing Miss Edith Wilma at her
best tonight She win render several
of the most popular songs heard here
in some time Miss Jean Jarvis viii
be seen doing her latest dance Qa pas
sionate). Miss Jarvis is the only ac-
tress doing this dance today Ed Arm
strong and Chas. Bryne will be seen
in their latest specially entitled
Sherlock Holmes in Agony" Nat
Wentworth viii play the part Of the
head of the department store. and
will also render a few ballads for your
approval George Dore viii play the
part Of the Devil, the part he played
with the original company.
Now the chorus-each and every
one Of Armstrong; Baby Dolls will do
a specially that is sure to meet with
the approval Of an who attend. The
of the Orpheum wishes
10 announce that there will be three
shows tonight. also three on Sunday
night, the reason Of this is that on
last Saturday and Sunday were forced |
TO turn hundreds of people away, |
therefore the manager of the Orpheum |
will try and accommodate all who |
turn out TO see the greatest show ever
held in Bisbee The first show begins |
at $3.50. second show at Sis |
and the third show at $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16

ing horses-sixteen in number, the
trapeese-performing balloons and
Monkeys really wonderful act, and
Maj. Thornton's clown pigs. and Miss
Haryey's musical carrier pigeons, and
we'll
Say. | almost forgot, came in to
talk space, not new circus stunts" and
the circus man let out a huge sigh,
and hastily traced his moniker along
the dotted line Of an advertising con-
tract
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
THE CAVALIERS.

The Cavaliers will be the opening
attraction, this evening. at the Bisbee
high school, in the Lyceum Course
This entertainment should be a novel
one, as the music, manners and cos
tunes Of the Elizabethan period will
be produced in a peculiarly realistic
manner. With it will be seen all the
glamor and romance in the life Of
Good Queen Bess". Undoubtedly the
patronage at this entertainment will be
liberal
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Portland az Los Angeles.
Vernon mt Oakland.
san Francisco at Salt Lake.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
GAVE ENTERTAINMENT.

The Loyal Bereans class Of the
Christian church entertained the en-
tire Sunday school az The church
building last night Music, indoor
games and Refreshments made up the
program. The games were lead an
successfully put through by Miss VIZ
lace. Miss Perry and the minisle-.
The social was well attended and aI
enjoyed the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-16
Las REruRNEp 10 slsREE.

Tom Rule Who has been in Tomb
store for a number of months, has re-
u-~od TO E.sbee and accepted a posi-
lirr .;a The Copper Queen Mining
Con p.ny
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
caHWAa snuana ~

S~os-(na0Utuo C9ssuaUuunmO
sheldon Issmps Ass resss.s6 = saA.,
again.
Evelyn nilser n see o<esnsss foe -
seventh grade tnis weed
Mss Margaret Sanford ~ sssshsaG
msssc W the seventh grade.
The eni.ssreu "a Miss Uslssrs rooua
nave purchased . ne~ record fH tns
ersfsnols.
The monitors for the seventh srsd<
this ~ees are: Thorpe DoSpes. Grssse
syencer. Five B.rgess. Eunaee Beeky
The eighth grade ~iIi soon begin to
practice their commencement play. en-
titled. The Silver Thsesa
The eighth grade hAs rscs'vsd lsssss
from Rsiph Wright whe N now g Bur-
bank. California for his health.
The FIRST graders are making r~b-
bits and chickens for Easter. while the
second and third grade pupIis ass nsk-
ing Easter cards.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
60 OIGn
elsse-CAaaSs.s CsssssDesA.sss:


Wednesday. March 81.
hrs. B. L. LDolissd end daughters re-
turned from Can0a City Tuesday.
The rosds must be pretty good; Fred
Mckee rs gong 10 town IN his sute
these days.
A. h. Judy peturned froa Denves
Sunday. hss son Robert hes bad cass
Il Snisnst0ry Rheumatism.
TIE Priscille sewing club of Dist II
eegsnized ct Nm. o. .. wisemsn's Set
usaay Tke Hext meeting viii be st
tAe h0ne Of nlss. Lloyd Carpenter.
On nescA 25eh shout thirty fviends
gathered st z. ". CrAys 10 celebrst<
the twenty -ee0rsA bissAAay Of Chas
LiGhtIey. TIE evening yes speat play.
ing Gsmes. Delicious Pefreshment,
we've served end Chss. pseeivsd th>
usual birthday clicking" Ask hin
ohout il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
60 0U
ke~s-CAan.aaa CesssspeaAs>ss:

Se~s-CD0A0ooo Co0SooUoooo0D:
Wednesday, March 81.
The Embroidery club met With miss
Ethel D.rrim last Thursday
Mrs Fred Dice Who hos been on the
sick hist is getting sioag nicely.
Miss Leona Ssllasd cent to Gunnison
Tuesday 10 hsse some vosa dsee st the
dentists.
Geo. mesvis S0pt. of tbs SsaAv hosk
mine vent to DeRver on BUSINESS "a
Mondays tssin.
Mrs. J. n. Mckinney and Lucsille
drove to Gunnison On Tuesday to visit
the dentist.
81 Nesbit he's been in town the lest
day or two bsyinG furniture for his
house on the ranch.
John Peliken Jr WAS Pitkin visitos
last week. He says Pitkin has mors
snow than Ohio City.
Mrs. Robert Psrlin, Who has beer
visiting st DOyleville for . few wesks
returned home Friday.
DIR. Singleton of Gunnison come up 4,
Ohio the fore part Of the week He ~
ports business very good.
TIE event sf ths season took plec
this vssk when the ladies' Of the I'm
bsoisiery club enterssinsd their husband
- 0sesls0sa FRIENDS. Tke svsmiaI
vas spsst vitA mssic md ssnss uat
sasven o'cleck when . vssy slsbosst
Banquet IVES spseed. The dining sssa
wes besstifully decorated in pink sn
white cernsteas, the color schsms be
NJ earrieA cut throuGhOst the room
The lucky gentlemen enjoyed the lsdis
hospitality, end everyone he'd . GOO
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
Normal Notes

One Of the most interesting and sue
cessful iuncheons given in the dosssstie
science laboratory Was prspassd ssd
served on Tuesday by the sixth gssAs
class under the direction of Miss nlellor.
The little girls planned md sssvsd -
meal to the teachers Of tks ColoseAs
Street Building. The teechers greet
~ appreciated and enjoyed. the wost a
the pupils.
Last week, Friday. ended sssy suc-
cessful term with the short course stu
dents in the Commercial department.
Their work wss very successful iRdsed,
end we hope that next yesr will see .
large increase in the sttsaAsaee a ths
short course.
The Junior Class of the Gunnison
County High School will present the
play, "Mr. Bob" April 23 This is .
fine two-sct comedy which will be en-
joyed by an present. The sdmission Is
twenty five cents. The cast Of the pIsy
/ =. T<ll
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hsss-ChaAvsaa CsssssoosAs.ss;

ksSs-ChoRVtGo CosssaDoo6sn1o:
Wednesday. hsrch ~.
Frank Cometock made business tr1p
TO Gunnison Monday.
Mrs. Henry Elmer md daughter were
vsliey callers Tuesday.
Lance and Psvtoa Spsnn we're Gun
nison visitoss the lest Of the week.
The ssw mill wss fired w Tuesday
ssd sewing viii sssrt seoa IN god
earnest
nrs. ,. =. Spesa setssnsd heme nee-
day after several days speat in Guani-
son end Baldwin.
Monday, Laurel spsnn bought of v.
ID. Allen his le0 scre reaeh. nr. AlDso
will move to the Herman Hsydsn raacA
which he purchased this spring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

Gunnison Sunday.
The horse buyer was here and also ct
Powderhorn Monday snd Tuesday.
Floyd Flske and W. s. Spain vsre up
from Ledge Sunday.
hrs. Joe Lestts end children ssrivsd
home from Crsnd Junction FYidny.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02
POWDERhORN
>ews' hampton Correspondence
Wednesday, March 81

News, hampton Correspondence
Wednesday, March 81
John Andrews will return from Buhl,
Idaho. next Sunday
Miss Emma Dunn is reported serious
ly I'll at the home of friend in Denver
Floyd Wilson came down from Cathe-
drsl Tuesday and returned the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie r. Phelps are the
proud parents Of seven pound baby
girl.
Mrs. W. r. Sammons went to Gunni-
son Sunday to visit her son WHlism and
wife.
Mas Emma Rouviere came to the
valley Friday to visit her sister. Mrs.
Phelps.
W. c. Howard has been down from
his upper CeboIla ranch to spend a week
with his family.
Harry s Crary is building a house
for his son to live in while carrying the
Powderhorn mail
Alva Sammons, Tom Foster and
Jess Phelps went "Wednesday to Gunni-
son with horses they had sold to man
from Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-02

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nsvsCAaaVsss CorrssosaAesss.
Sunday, March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ". Slate are ex-
pected home Wednesday.
John Doyle hes been on the sick list
the past week.
John Fultz Of Sargent was q visitor
in Doyle Friday.
Mrs. r. C. Knowles has been on the
sick list several days.
Most of our ranchmen are busy brand
ing and dehorning cattle.
The Monson sawmin men are board
ing in Doyle at Will Monson's.
Miss Clara n. Meadows is expected
home for the spring vacation.
Bracewell Bros. have leased the Mar
lstt saw mill for the summer season.
Jim Hamilton has moved his family
into the old Jesse Leonard residence.
L. C. Lewis of western Nebraska,
father of Mrs. A. Marlstt arrived Mon
day with his family and two married
sons. They will make this valley their
home, having rented Mr.. Marlatt's .
ranch formerly the old Borsum place.
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and leaves his family to pay them as
best they can, with no means left be-
hind with which to pay.
Somebody remarked there are very
dead rich Negroes" You know estates
crumble. You know how surprised
you have been when So-and-so died
and left nothing but a lot of debts.
Everybody thought he was rich while
he lived. His family lived and dressed
well. Apparently he had lots of money
and property. When he died it took
all his money and property to pay his
debts. He failed to PROTECT HIS
ESTATE WITH LIFE INSURANCE.
He might have kept on being prosper
Gus if he had lived, but he failed to
leave anything in his place at death.
A few thousand dollars in immediate
cash, such as a life insurance policy
provides, would have saved to his wife
and family the estate of many a man
who was rated as rich while he lived.
You know of such a case in your
w community. Have you ever
stopped and seriously thought of
YOUR own affairs? Are you as well
protected as you should be? Today
you are sound and well. Tomorrow
accidents are frequent and dealy. How
would your affairs look if put under
the microscope of the administrator
or receiver? George w. Vanderbilt in,
sured his life for $1,000, 900 when he
first began building his famous Bilt
more estate. He was a rich man, but
he wanted if he died that there should
be no lack of funds to complete the
project. The Great Boston store OF
Chicago is the result of the half mil
lion Charles Netcher left in life in
surance.
You need every dollar in life insur
ance you can carry. We can protec
you, no matter where you live, il
amounts from $3.50 to $4,000. The cos
is negligible compared with the protec
ton. T. A. ROSS,
1907 East 18th St,
Kansas City, Mo.
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HOLDEN MO.

M. E. Daniels, Thomas C. Younger
and Sam M. Winston of Kansas City,
no, were visitors of Jessie Smith and
Charles Pratt last week. They spent
two days hunting and carried home
with the 100 fat rabbits and 80 quail.
While hunting Brother Winston fell
into All old well, breaking his gun.
We, the hunting club, extend to these
gentlemen an invitation to return.
Mrs. Emma Akers was the guest of
Mrs. James Ewing last week. Mr..
Richard Sims made a short trip out
of town last week on business. . The
Ladies' Club met last Friday at Sis
ter Fannie Ewing's and had a splen-
did meeting. The services closed last
Saturday night at the Baptist church.
We feel that the meeting was a great
success. The people of this city we're
deeply panied on account of the death
of our leader, Booker T. Washington
Mr.. Bud Curtis and friends are
the guests of Mrs. Matte Harden of
Blackwater this week. The birth
day party of Little Richard Dodd last
W6Sh was d uOllSullul dlldi anu hC
was the recipient of many presents
from his choolmates. The evening
was spent in skipping and hoop roll
ing Mrs. Maggie Dodd and husband
went to Kansas City to see the for
mer's mother, who received a serious
bruise from a fall. We wish for her
a speedy recovery Refuge lodge
No. rs had an possum supper and had
a splendid time. Many out of town
visitors were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Brown entertained T. w.
Goodman, Rev. Keeleyie and Charles
Pratt last week at dinner while on a
hunt in their neighborhood. The din
nef was fine and after the dinner they
were brought to town in Mr.. Browns
car and invited back again. Mrs.
Eva Taylor spent a few days in Kan
Gas City last week shopping and visit
ing Mrs. Joseph Ewing. Twenty-first
and Holmes street. -. Mrs. Kate But
Ter. who was sick, is out again.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27

Several persons from here attended
the funeral of Mr.. Marshall at Rich
land last Thursday -. Mrs. Fannie
Mesley came in from Armstrong to
spend Thanksgiving -. Mr.. VIM. E.
Buttner returned from Kansas City
Monday, where he had been visiting
relatives and friends We are sorry
to report the serious illness of Mr..
Leonard Cason, one of our highly es-
teemed young citizens. The Gray
Concert Company is making good.
Where they have given their enter
tainments their return has been solic-
tied. We are proud of this company
and wish for them much success. The
majority of this company is Glasgow
product go. The rally at Pilgrims
Rest Baptist Church on last Sunday
was quite a success. Rev. Thornley,
is doing a good work here.
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MOBE RLY, MO.

The Charlton County Ministers
Union is now in session at Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church. . Mrs. Annie
Brown is nov on the sick list. So. Mrs.
Adeline Brown who has been sick for
several months, is reported slowly i'm
proving at this writing. -. Mrs. ]. S.
Swaucy is quite i'll. Mr.. Merritt
Quinn departed this life November
20, leaving a sorrowing widow, three
sons, one daughter, two brothers, a
host of relatives and friends. The
funeral vas held at the residence on
West Coates street. The deceased
was highly respected by both white
and colored. Obsequies were under
the auspices of Masonic lodge, Rev.
j. X. Ponder officiating .... Mrs. Mary
Chenaworth is convalescing.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-11-27
HELENA, MONT.

Our harvest home rally vas a grand
success. We realized $1O9.5O, for
which we cordially thank all who
helped us so royalty. Quarterly
meeting was held at ST. James A. NJ.
E. church November IA. Rev. c. N.
Douglass, the presiding elder, was
present and preached an inspiring ser
mon. We bow our heads in grief
over the death and loss of our great
and noble leader, Mr.. Booker T. Wash
ington. Memorial services were held
at the st. James A. NJ. E. church. Rev.
l. S. Wilson, pastor. We wish to
state that we are proud of u young
people of Helena, who have organ
lied a literary society and we hope
that all who can will give them their
presence and talent. The Ladies of
Ebenezer Baptist church mission will
serve Thanksgiving dinner. -. The
Bright Star Club met their president.
Mrs. ]. A. Anderson, at her home
Tuesday, also the Busy Bee with their
queen, Mrs. Ed Johnson, Sc South
Ewing .... We regret to say that Mrs.
Ada Saulsburg, proprietress of Broad
way, has discontinued her business
on account of i'll health. Mrs. A.
Walker of Seattle is the guest of her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
McGinnis, GA Cannon street -. News
has been received from Mrs. E.. Boules
of Detroit, Mich, that there is no
place like Montana, and to look for
homeward flight in the springtime
Mother Kelly, Mr.. Ed Johnson, Mrs.
Sarg. Smith and Mother Warren are
on the sick list. We are glad that
Mrs. j. Ingram is still improving.
Mrs. Jennie Seals is quite sick at To-
peka, Kas., the home of her niece.
Also Mrs. B. F. Hooper is i~ndisposed
Mrs. G.. Knaff gave a beautifully
appointed luncheon Thursday at her
home on State street in honor of Mr..
Grundy and Mr.. Young of New York
49,. Mrs. Major Green was a delight
full hostess at her residence on Cen
ter street Thursday evening. About
16 friends were invited. Mrs. VIM.
Mason gave a formal dance Tuesday
night on her home for young people
Mr.. Robert Houston and wife are
expected home from their ranch.
Mrs. L. T. Day of Livingston and
nephew, Master Raymond Grear, of
Chicago, are expected in the city Fri
day to be the guests of Mrs. A. E.
McGinnis Mrs. A. Brown had as
dinner guest last Sunday Mrs. a.
Walker of Seattle, Wash.