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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-09-02
MONTOUR.
BY Mrs. X. f. holland.

Quite windy weather nowadays.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellman went to EN-
NETT for fruit Monday afternoon and
returned in the night, it being cooler
for the trip.
Nick st. Clair sold his furniture in
Montour the first of this week.
Several weeks ago Ben Brown trad
ed one dozen chickens to a travelling
man for half dozen White Plymouth
Rocks and Tuesday morning he dis
covered the bunch had disappeared.
/ Anyone who would take advantage of
| Mr.. Browns deafness to steal his
property would steal the coppers off
dead Negroes eyes and kick him be-
cause they were not dollars.
II. A. Garfield went to Idaho City
the first of the week on business
trip.
John Browns niece is visiting in
Montour with the Brown family.
This part of Gem county was well
represented in Emmett last Saturday,
but business pursuits differed con-
siderably.
holland and sons are building a
young natatorium in their back yard
this week.
The show was well attended and
well rendered. A number were pres
ent from Sweet.
The Lumpkin children that were
burned with lye are recovering nicely. !
Mr. Dudenbostel and Miss Brown
.ook in the show at Horseshoe Bend
Monday night.
Mrs. Stanton and Gilbert were dis
appointed Sunday. While on their /
way to Pugh's mill the automobile
ire blew out and they had to return.
What next? Oliver Garfield is =
up household furniture. :,
We are almost afraid to be seen in "
Emmett for fear we will have to help
m the court house for spell. -,
Mrs. holland and daughter Grace h
ave been i'll for several days and it
5 wonderful to see the men folks do :,
ng homework. The doctor thinks
hey will both recover if they take y
heir meals with the neighbors.
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near Letha.

near Letha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington are the
parents of fine little boy who took
up his residence with them last Sat
urday.
Will Jewell, who with his wife and
little son recently returned from Col
orado, visited with the Guthrie family
Sunday afternoon. They expect to To-
cate in the Gem state once more and
we hope it will be in Gem county.
E. ]. Reynolds has been marketing
his large crop of peaches the past
week., Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reynolds
have been assisting with the packing
Mrs. Johnson was very sick for
several days last week, but is much
better at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman and Miss Jo-
sephine spent Sunday at the Guthrie
home.
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LETHA.
BY Mrs. A. E. POmeroy.

Six carloads of peaches have beef
loaded and shipped from Letha.
NJ. F. Smith is sending two cars Of
peaches and man with them If they
are dead loss he will know it anc
not have to take commission houses
word for it.
A. W. Newell went to Fruitland Sat,
urday evening with w. w. Wilton on
his way to Ontario.
Hobart Smith of Fruitland has been
installed as assistant and under sec
rotary to Newell & Stegner.
Joe Hanson is down from the butte
for few days.
John Workman went to Emmett
Sunday with the Hinchliffs.
Robert Miles has been favoring Lee
tina friends with some of his fine wa
termelons.
On Sunday week ago Messrs. Car
ter Knouse, Holman and Stark, Mes
danes Carter, Knouse, Miss Carter,
the Carter and Knouse little boys
came over from the Clinton ranch to
see the B. L. X. milking machine on
the Ewing ranch.
Mrs. Arthur Heap, Misses Bess
Heap and Esther Nichols are packing
fruit at Fruitland
The Fred Wilhelm threshing ma
chine pulled in to work on the Will
helm-Naher crop on Tuesday. J. w.
Wilton, Will Wilton and John Miller
went up to help on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Miller and children went
up to Wilhelm's to stay during
threshing Mesdames Wilhelm, Naher
and Miller are all artists in the cook
ing school class, hence the men are
well cared for.
A. w Newell is having a shoe sale.
You ought to hear the men wishing
they could wear certain pair of high
priced shoes placed on the bargain
counter, Ladies don't lean that way.
Mrs. John Miller has canned 50
quarts of tomatoes and Mrs. Pome-
roy has canned 90 quarts off of one
garden, besides six weeks of tomatoes
for table use for - people, and the
end is not yet.
Frank Beamgard of Boise was at
the John Wilton ranch on Wednesday |
a 1916 Ford roadster.
R. L. Battan has a new set of scales
installed. He is daily expecting a car
Of coal and , Of lumber Business is
rushing beyond all expectations. One
man drove y miles to Letha for lum-
Der.
A. f. Pomeroy drove to Emmett on
Mrs. John Wilton was a visitor at
the Collas home on Wednesday.
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NEWSOF TWO COUNTIES
By The Index's Correspondents.

mountains. 1t is supposed that the
gum was infested by coming in con-
tact with some gun shells. She is all
right now.
Miss Haynes from Butte, Mont, is
visiting her brother Ernest Haynes.
Rev. Lathrop will preach at the
schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 o'clock,
and Rev. Mitchell will preach in the
evening at o'clock. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening.
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show the ability and fine training that
has been theirs the past four years
in their school work making it posi-
BILE to give our schools and town this
credit, by their careful work, even in
the very busy weeks before the clos
ing of the fall term of school.
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HANNA
By Mrs. J.. l. Guthrie.

Mrs. E. A. Shsntz received word a
few days ago of the death of her sis
ter at Lewiston. Her death was not
unexpected as she had been very low
for a number of months.
Mrs. E. j. Reynolds entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
at her home on Friday evening of last
week.
Miss Cecilia Kreitzenbeck spent
Tuesday evening with her parents
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LINCOLN NOTES.
By Mae RynearsOn.

w. F. West and family were Sunday
callers at the Price Bane home.
Ollie, Sammie and Ernest PARROT
returned to Boise Monday after a
months visit with their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hunter were
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-28

Hard times, fellow-craftsmen..
Even reporters on a peace ship have
to knuckle to censoFs.
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She is now the target Tor much c
of the Ford peace pilgrimage and is
being a paid agent of the Teuton gov
BILE for the Ford peace plan.
ups and downs" of some women
consist of running up bills and run
ming down neighbors.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
Euents I 1o1ight

High class pl1oto-plavs at Fox's. e---------s w sSsA x
 Moving pictures and vaudeville at Neeney's.
 Parents night entertainment at Y. NJ. c. A
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
ADVISORY BOARD IS
 NOW IN EXISTENCE
Appointed by Mayor Vance in 1897 and Has Never Been Discharged
 by the Common Council.

If information received from the office of the water board is correct
 there will be- no necessity of having
 Mayor Quiglcy appoint committee to
 confer with tho board regarding the
 asduiring of additional land for de- vclopment as water supply. There is
 now such q committee and it is not
 necessary to appoint another, as Councilman c. F. Curtis suggests.
 The common council appointed an advisory committee in 1890 when it
 was proposed to develop the Shuttle
 Meadow supply. This committee was never recognized by the water board and was later discharged. In 1897
 Mayor Robert J. Vance appointed a
 similar committee to confer with the water board regarding the develop
 ment of tho Roaring Brook supply.
 This committee consisted of Mayor
 Vance, Philip Corbin, cx-Mayor L..
 TIoyt Pease, Thomas II. Brady a nd T. $. Bishop. A joint meeting of tho
 committee and the water board was
 held on June 25, 1907. and T. S Hall of the water board was elected chair man, Commissioner r. J. Egan being elected clerk. When Mir. Bishop died Andrew !. Sloper was appointed to the committee. It was the intention of the council to continue tho com mittee in office and have it composed Of the mayor, original members and all cx-nayors This was done as late as tho first term of cx-Mayor Joseph NJ. IIalloran. The committee has never been discharged and today con- sists Of Mayor George A. Quigley, ex- Mayor George M. Landers, ex-Mayor 1 Pease, ex-Mayor Halloran and Mir.
 Sloper. The name of ex- Mayor Nor ris C. Webster is not included as he has removed to Harwinton
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
BOYS 10 ENTERTAIN
 PARENTS AT Y.N.c.A.
God Government Club 10 Give "ldl- or-IR-Ch|el'- --h0deI Camp Scene.

The parents of members of the boys department will be entertained at the Y M. c. A. tonight and will be fully informed about the advan- tages of the summer camp at Lake Wangumbaug. The entertainment will begin at s o'clock and will close with the serving of refreshments.
 The program will begin with an in- spection of the model camp arranged by IF. W. Yergin, the secretary, which includes large tent, sleeping equip ment, cooking utensils, 8 miniature lake, and camp fire. The Boy Scout troop of the Y. M. c. A, will give demonstration of stretcher making. signalling. first aid, and mak ing fire without matches.
 The principal feature of the pro- gram will be tho presentation by the Good Government club of The Edi- tor-ih-Chief,' "a comedy based on the rough and ready life in newspaper office of the early western days. Al-s though the members of tho club req lize that no play would be complete without love scene, none of the boys cared much about wearing dresses, so tho tender sentiment is thrown in by means of the telephone.
 Following is. the cast:
 James Hawthorne, editor-in-chief
 .......s....S,s..... William Walther William Withrow, sporting editor.
 ..e....i.s. =. Arthur Groth Charles Jenkins. political editor.
 ........,. ..s..... Thomas Mcskiil stephen Jones, society editor. ....
 a...... ......... Harold Dola1 Bill Cutter copy reader. s.#e5.... ....... Eugene Rork oMshi Hank Sam pson foreman composing
 room ..s.s.s.... Fred Liebe,k Sarl Buckley, political boss :.
 ..s.z..g. Alfred Olson Jack Bottles, heavyweight pugilist
 ......... Robert Raber Sam Harrison, office boy. .. ....4..
 Harold Dyson
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
New Concrete Road Opened.

Tlle work on Stanley street from Allen street north towards Hartford about on and one quarter miles has been finished and will Dc open to traf fTic Saturday. May 15ia at noon.
 This highway built by the Pierson F'rgineering Go, of Bristol. at Fl cost Of about $20,GO0. is t1oubtloss the best constructed roadway in this section.
 North Stanley street has always been thu favoritc route for autoists sning to Hartford and WI become more popular now that this splendid stretch of road is complete.
 Passing directly in front of that beautiful tract being developed by. the Park Land CO.,, called the Park Re- serve, where already about fifty cot tage homes and bungalows have been built. This particular sction is at tracing the attention at present of so many who appreciate the refined home surroundings and reasonable re- sfrtctions placed on the property by this com pany, which guarantee future increased values.
 The additional fact that ,oEether with all city improvements. the new 40 aero park adjoining the property will shortly be developed and an ex- eellent school already built. gives all the advantages of a city rome with none of its disagreeable features and is bound to make this section the most desirable residential location in New. 1ritain.--advt
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14

< Annual convention of New Haven district Of tho Epworth league at
 Trinity NJ l.. church.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14

Meeting of whist committee of Camp Clara, R. N. A, at home of Mrs. Brophy of 19 Union street. M
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
MET IN
 TWO DAYS SESSION Superintendent Holmes is President :;
 First Session Tonight.

New Britain will play the role of host to the Connections association Of Public School Superintendents to- day and tomorrow, the occasion teing the eighteenth meeting of this organ !xaticn.
 The first session will be held this evening at the New Britain club. At 6:80 o'clock there will be an informal meeting of the members and at ' o'clock dinner will be served in tho dining room.
 The session will be formally opened at 8 o'clock Charles r. Smith, pres ident of Landers. Frary & Clark and q member of the state board of ed ncation, will speak on trade educa- ton from the standpoint of the bus incgs man. Principal F.. F. MacNary of the Vocational school in Spring field will speak on trade educaien from the standpoint of the educator.
 The second-session will he held to- morrow morning at the New Britain Institute At 10 o'clock Education for Foreigners will be discussed by Dr. Albert D. Shields, director Of the division of education Of New York city. An hour later Professor c. A. Morton of Amherst college will speak OIl 3JIIipTuNGiHSIL DI INuIal toSIh0OiS. Lunch will be served at noon.
 Visiting snperintendents have been invited to inspect some of New Bri- tains educational institutions. among them being the Normal school High school. Grammar school, Prevocation- al school, Open Air school School for Foreigners and the school for Feeble Minded.
 Superintendent Stanley Fl. Holmes of this city will preside at tho meet E ings in his capacity of president of tho association. E. c. Andrews of Green Wich is yice-president and A. N. Pot ter of Willimantic is secretary treas urcr.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
BURDICK IS CHAIRMAN. Will Head Cify's New Civil Service
 Board--C'aIlahan Secretary.

ASJames M. BurdiclS was unanimous ly elected chairman of the civil ser Vice committee last evening and Ed Ward K. Callahan was elected secre- tary. Little business was transa cted and 1t was voted to meet each "Wednesday evening.
 AMayor Quigley explained to the com mission n x, that he had received of fers of advice from Professor H. W. Fornu n, of V sYale,s lexande Troupe of New Haven Ind Frank s. Cadwe1l of this cityFss.tyss 5s
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
MARRI.AtrE NOTES.

Otto Wuncf of this city and Anna l.. Klepps of Naugatuck were married III Naugatuck on April A by Rev. Thoo Baucs Of the Evangelical Lutheran church.. according to the marriage. re- turn filed with the city clerk today
 A marriage license has been issued to Andrew Agar of IA North street and Nellie Jakan of 80 Clark street. A license has been issued to Herman Most and Eva Wolfe, both of PIT Myrtle street V
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
BHoTHERHooD SUPPER TONIGHT

The last supper of the season will be given by the South Church Brother hood tonight and a special program has been arranged for the occasion. Rev. Percy F.. Thomas of Rockville. one of the speakers at the recent Ad club banquet at Hartford. will talk on Human Nature Music will be furnished by Joseph C. Beebe, the church organist, and John T. Dowd and Joseph C.. Anes of the quartet. A string quartet also will play.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14

the Holy Family circle Of St. Mary $ church yesterday. Tho prizes were won by Mrs. Burkarth, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs Campbell.
 Fred c. and Elizabeth Prelle have sold land on Greenwood street to Ernest Kloop ct al.
 Guarantede Hose for Men. , pairs for 25c, Wilson's. City Hall l--advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14
,ity Hens

N Baum and Miss Grace
 art at tho Marlborough
 Atlantic City, N.J,
 einiah Curtin of Waterbury
 W Britain yeterday.
 to: Quality First. The Eddy
 "a Decorating o.-advt.
 rty- first ahtnssrsary of
 lodges Q ( D. H. E., was eel
 sterday. The prize winners
 tz Nelson Mrs. Charles
 nd Mrs. Eiscnberg.
 Ech & Perry. the architects D the contract for the build-
 IN. Johnson's garage on Lib- E to William F. Rurk.. ling of the whist committee Elara, R. N. A.. will be held the home of Mrs. Bropiny, tQff stiCGl. Fal and select mason degree |onferred by Doric council, | at tonight's meeting. ing of the Fraternal Base 1e magnates will be held at Ie club tonight to complete z the opening games at the grounds Saturday.
 teed Hose for Men, ? pairs Wilson's. City Hall. advf. ale medal for competitive
 lnembers Of Company E, sinaent ts swas wofs s by Quartermaster Sergeant o1anson. Members of Stanles. R.. and members of Com ,f the First Regiment. were r1jeutenant ]. F. Mahon Of Twas the judge.
 ting addresses on tho rela- feen the Sunday school and were made last night at the and teachers meeting at the Bethany church by Rev. c. Ind the Sunday school super ss. The church choir and a ,ir gave several numbers and hour followed the entcrtaira- on tho "Rcd Dot sc Cigar. live Hull of Bridgeport is the her aunt, Mrs. Frederick c. . of West Main street. Imam o. K. Curtis proposes he mayor appoint commit ecutive heads to consult with T board and board of public sgarding the acquirenlcnt Of water rights and the straight Ut of the. sewer system. Hannah Scott has resigned as IT in the sixth grade in the I school.
 Baldwin has sold land on tanley street to William H. on, Charlotte Thompson and te l.. Day.
 ewer department payroll for
 week amounted to s5Ts.ss. ! Ulinski has applied to
 Inspector Rutherford for on to erect six tenement ock at 6s Booth street at a s6,200.
 l attended whist was held by
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14

< Annual convention of New Haven district Of tho Epworth league at Trinity NJ. F. church.
 Meeting of whist committee of Camp Clara. R. N. A., at home of Mrs Bropl1y of 19 Union street. $
 Entertainment Of the Golden. CrossI Whist and Visiting club at home of Mr and Mrs. Edward sNyack 3S Gris- wold street. ss M Special meeting of the Ordet Of Moose to empower field day commit tee to hire band aid buy liniforiins
 Monthly meeting of the directors Of the civic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. -
 Dance in Booths hall by the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity. N
 conferring of royal and select Ma-- son degrees at meeting of Doric cou -iA x Opening of convention, of tho C'on- Iiecticuts School Superintendent's as- sociat4on at New Britain club.
 Supper bs ssoutf Church Brother hood at $6ss0s oclock in chapel. Talk by Rev. Percy F. Thomas of Rock- vile.
 Supper and conference of the Ba.,- tist Bible school at o'clock. 7 z $ k : . Meeting of the Fratcrnal Rascba Il llcaguc riasnatcs at Moose club.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14

Angelo CaIabrese and Caroline Mancanaro were married yesterday morning at St. Mary's church by Rev. Antonio Rizzu, Michael Nesta was best man and Miss Carmine Ncsta was bridesmaid.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-14

Meeting of Comstoek Enca,npnl No. 29, I. Q. o. F., in Jr. o. U. A. NJ. hall. Royal purple desree com farred l4
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LIveiy-Ross.

Announcement of the marriage o.
marriage of Prof. + L. Lively. of the
Normal School faculty. with Miss
Lucy Ross. Of Muncie. Ind. has been
received here in message to DIR. o. /.
Woodley AMI Mrs. Lively. from Look
out Mountain, Tenn.
When Prof. Lively left here recently
on a trip 1t was generally understood
that Mrs. Lively would return with
him. They will reside at Outlook
Farms. where Prof. Lively has recent
ly erected bungalow. Miss Ross
graduated from the Normal Schooi
here in 1913.
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weddino, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Friends IN this city OF Miss Mary
Mildred Holbert, graduate OF Cook
Hospital Training School. have receiv.
ed cares announcing her marriage to
Mr.. James Cameron Grant. which
event was solemniz"d on April hf.n IN
Buffalo. n. Y. Miss Holbert, now Mrs.
Grant. is daugh .er of Mr.. and Hrs.
William B. Holbcrt, uf Bowlby, w. Va.
The groom is purchasing agent for the
American Ceyaninc Co, with heal.
quarters at Niagara Falls. They will
be 81 home in Niagara Falls after May
10th.
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MHoL. Mac
PERS


RERs ..... 80. MHoL. Mace G.:
Mrs Harry B. Dobson. who had
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. J.
sEngle, LETT last night for Wheeling,
where she will reside. Her daughter.
Miss Dorothy. remained for longer
visit with her grandmother. Mrs. En-
gle.
E. G. Dresbach. Of Uniontown. Pa.
was visitor in the city yes; erday.
E. w. Abbott. B. and o. train audi.
tor. is the guest OF relatives in Ralti-
more this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Griffith and
daughter, of Clarksburg, were visitors
in the city yesterday.
- Mrs. ]. w. Floyd left Thursday for
Dayton. Ohio. where she will be the
guest for several weeks OF her daugh
ter, Mrs. James McConaughey.
Miss Ida o'Day, of lthica. y. y. is
a guest ut the home OF her brother
w. H. O'Day, in Warrington.
j. Fl. Knapp, OF Parkersburg. was a
business visitor in the city today.
DR.. Thomas Hodges. OF Morgantown.
was here yesterday, cnroute home
from Belington, where he delivered
i, the Commencement address before the
graduating class of the Bclington High
School.
Mrs. NJ ]. Leveuy. who has been
i'll at her home on High street for
several weeks, is again very i'll. She
Is suffering from a severe attack of
throat trouble.
Charles F. Henry. of Loop Park. who
was operated on recently at Cook hos
pital, is getting along nicely at this
time with good prospects Of recovery.
Mrs. James Google. a surgical patient
at Cook hospital, Is doing we'll at this
time
Miss Helen katherine Petit. of Lat
Teton. is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
L. n. Wetzel. on Benoni avenue.
Mrs. Harry Anderson. of Pittsburgh.
is the guest of Mrs. f. c. Rowand in
East Park.
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Guests IN City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins have
as their guests at their home on Wal.
nut avenue Mrs. Thomas Gibbons and
daughters, the Misses JUL? and Mar
saret, of East Liverpool. Ohio. They
will be joined here next week by tha
Misses Katherine ana Ella Gibbons,
and they will spend few days here
before going to Calgary. Canada
where they will reside Mrs. Gibbons
Is an aunt of Mrs. Hawkins.
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LOCAL SOqA e.,
--FXFNTS~A:: E
she Settles II.

MFR. and Mrs. Twobble never have
any difficulty in settling their differ.
ences."
"a remarkable couple. How do they
manager"
After the quarrel has proceeded as
far as Mrs. Twobble thinks It ought TO
she says. That will do" and it does
Birmingham AEe-Herald.
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Entertained EmeIine Club.

Mrs. j. A. AnwylI and niece. Miss
Katharine McNally, were hostesses
yesterday to the EmeIine club. a pop.
ular thimble club.
The guests were delightfully."- enter.
tanned and tempting refreshments
were served. Musical numbers were
rendered by the guests.
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SeriouR Defect.

Daughter-Do you think that paint
Ing looks like me, mother?
Mother-The face does, but no one
would ever guess that your gown cost
your father cold 81 ,oOo.-PhiIadeI.
phia Ledger.
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For Bride Elect.

Miss Clara Wisman, bride elect.
Mds the honor guest at misccllane-
Gus shower last evening at the home
Of the Misses Ella ana Alma Straight,
on Chicago street, the Misses Straight
and Miss Ota Hood being the hos
tesses. The event was one or attrac-
Tive appointments and the bride to be
twas showered with a quantity OF use.
full and pretty articles.
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Eanx For HIM

Old Lady-You have been liking
hard. Tramp-Oh. no. ma'a4: that
comes Exchange.
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G. A. r. TO MEET.

All members OF Mead Post No. 6. G.
A. r.. are requested to meet at hall
Saturday at l o'clock. Business OF i'm
portarce May list.
c. E. WATTS. Com.
f. A. BILLINGSLEA, Adj.
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Carney Hartley arrived here this af-
ternoon from Denver. Coll having
been called here by the Illness OF his
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Entertained r. a. S.

Mrs. H. E. Hawkins was hostess
yesterday afternoon TO the r. a. S.
Club, a popular East Side organiza-
lion. The guests were delightfully."- en-
reclaimed and refreshments were serv-