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JANE adams ELECTED
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN
OF PEACE CONFERENCE
(BY UNITED PRnssJ

The Hague. April 2s.--Miss Jane
AddAms Of ChicAao was unanimously
elected permanent chairnan Of the
woman's Peace confersncs here TO-
dav.
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Warren Eggleston Is now conva-
Iescing from quite a serious case OF
sickness. While bedfast at present. he
hopes 10 be able to be up and around
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Mr.. Howard of this city is spend
ing few days this week on his farm
just north OF Hillside.
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Despite the bad roads and incle-
mcnt weather fair congregation
gathered at the school house Sunday
morning at the regular preaching ser.
vice conducted by Rev. s. n. sperry.
who also observed the Lords supper,
assisted by Mr.. Geo. Kaess.
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Just reoeived-FfaNh stock Of Dow
q LAtimer ArssnAso oe lsaa. Prices
aso right ThonnAs q 1,lrkton.
osto1.ttM
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Oak Creek school observed Arbor
day with an appropriate and fitting
program, closing very successful
term OF school
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Monday was the first clear day OF
the month. the heavy rains have kept
the farmers back in their work. but
with fair weather. win push their
work ~ rapidly ~ possible There
will be = much larger acreage Of
grain sown this year over the year
1914.
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aafs. and Mrs. Frank Lamb Of the
Oak Greek community were in the
city last Saturday on a business trip
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Thomas Balman. sr.. was in the
city on sightseeing trip last Friday
and Saturday. returning on No. 5 on
the latter day.
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n Gebhardt drove to the top of
he Royal Gorge early Tuesday morn
ing to put in couple OF days work
on the grounds about his pavilion.
doing come grading, and preparing
for other Improvements.
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Our next preaching service will be
Sunday. May 9th.
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Mr. chas. Bishop of Morgan county.
Ohio. stopped on for a short visit
with the stiers family on Elm ave.
the last of the week. Dir. Bishop is a
cousin OF Grandma Wyatt. the mother
Of Mrs Stiers- He has been spend
ing the winter on the coast.
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Mr.. R. A. Brinegar came down from
Colorado Springs to spend the week
end with his wife and baby who
have been visiting at the parental
Peterson home on Colorado avenue.
The family returned TO their home
the first Of the week
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Mr.. F. F. Maynard has taken a
trip to Cripple Creek to look after
some mining interests.
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WET MOUNTAIN
VALLEY NEWS

vHlILI VLWO
George Houle OF near verdemont
was in the city last Saturday on
some business matters relative to
his farm operations up the valley
Mr.. Howard of this city is spend
ing few days this week on his farm
just north OF Hillside.
aafs. and Mrs. Frank Lamb Of the
Oak Greek community were in the
city last Saturday on a business trip
Thomas Balman, Sr.. was in the
city on a sightseeing trip last Friday
and Saturday. returning on No. 5 on
the latter day.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Graves of Gar
den City. Kansas. are new employees
at the Balman ranch.
Mrs. Stella Balman is convalescing
from quite siege of the Dutch
measles
G=sndma Kaers who has been spend
the winter with her son at Salida. is
again at the old home place with her
son. George and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Mccormick
are enjoying visit from Mrs. McCor
micks sister. Miss Smith OF Cedar
edge this state
Mrs John Nov has been very In
disposed the past few months, but is
now somewhat better
The i7.yesr-oid son of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Noble at Texas Creek. Is quite
= sufferer from rheumatism. and more
or less Of his body and arms are al
.,uDst useless
The valley has been deiuEed with
rain and wet and more muddy roads
than the Oldest inhabitant has anyI
recollection OF.
The Hillside school closed on last
Friday and Miss Kate Rankin. daugh-
ter OF Rev and Mrs. l. c. Rankin Of
this city returned home Saturday. FIJI
day was the last day Of school and
was celebrated In q most happy man
ner. The Indictment weather prevent
ed an outdoor celebration At Heck
sguich. and the company repaired toI
the hall and enjoyed pleasures inci-l
dent to the occasicn. and q sumpin-I
ous dinner. Miss Rankin was veryl
popular with the people and pupils
mad conducted = very succsssfui
school.
Mrs Hendrickson Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Duckett
Mr.. Hendrckson has disposed OF his
pfarm over tho range and with his fam
lily. will move to Oregon.
Mr.. VIM. 4. Hendricks is quite
seriously I'll at his home in Cotopari. |
!.
Despite the bad roads and incle-
mont weather fair congregation
gathered at the school house Sunday
morning at the regular preaching ser.
vice conducted by Rev. s. n. sperry.I
who also observed the Lords supper.
assisted by Mr.. Geo. Kaess.
Oak Creek school observed Arborl
day with an appropriate and fitting
program, closing a very -successfui
term OF school
Warren Eggieston is now conva-
Ieeoing from quite a serious case OF
slckness. While bedfast at present. he
hopes TO be able to be up and around
AnnnrrraNnv1a0y,A A
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Doctor Pearson. the veterinary. was
in the valley over Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Graves of Gar
den City. Kansas. are new employees
at the Balman ranch.
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Mrs. VIM. Jones h reported to /
on the sick list the past few days
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There are two families on 18th ST
Mrs Michael and daughter from
Kansas. who are here for the daugh-
ters health and the Williams fam
lily OF Rockvale who have located on
Mike Bohem's place.
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The public highways over the park
had a thorough dragging since the
rains Of the last week which has put
them in fine shape.
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Mr.. WIN. 4. Hendricks is quit
seriously Ill at his home in cotOpsrI
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Mrs. Stella Balman is convalescing
from quite a siege of the Dutch
measles
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ARK
NEWS NOTES

Since the recent rains all Lincoln
Park ranchers are more than busy
getting everything in shape for the
rush of the fruiting season which
promises to he exceptionally full this
year.
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Mrs. F. ]. suers is able to be about
again. after an illness of the pas
two weeks.
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The hostess served her guests with
very dainty refreshments.
The ladies of the Easten Star
club were entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Ayers on
corner of Grand and Logan. The
members enjoyed their accustomed
good social time with chatter and
fancy work and delicious refresh
ments served by the hostess.
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The Elm and Poplar avenue prayer
circle of ladies' met this week. We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. E. w.
Arlen on Willow st.
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Mrs. ]. W. Williams invited in a
dozen or more friends and neighbors.
one evening last week to remind Mr.
Williams of another birthday anniver-
sary. The AFFAIR was most enjoy
able one in every detail. and those
present wished for Mr.. Williams
many happy returns OF the day.
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Mir. C. III. Chase has been suffer
ing of late with intermittent attacks
or appendicitis. but Is able to be about
at the present time.
The Elm and Poplar avenue prayer
|, circle of ladies' met this week, We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. E. W.
Arien on Willow St
Mrs. F. ]. stiers is able to be about
again. after an illness of the past
two weeks.
Mr.. F. F., Maynard has taken a
trip to Cripple Creek to look after
some mining interests.
Gebhardt drove to the top OF
he Royal Gorge early Tuesday morn
ing to put in a couple OF days work
on the grounds about his pavilion.
doing come grading, and preparing
for other Improvements.
Mr. Chas. Bishop of Morgan county.
Ohio. stopped of for a short visit
with the Stiers family on Elm ave.
the last of the week. Mr. Bishop is a
cousin of Grandma Wyatt. the mother
OF Mrs. stiers. He has been spend
ing the winter on the coast.
The public highways over the park
had a thorough dragging since the
rains of the last week which has put
them in fine shape.
Mr.. R. A. Brinegar came down from
Colorado Springs to spend the week
end with his wife and baby who
have been visiting at the parental
Peterson home on Colorado avenue.
The family returned TO their home
the irst OF the week
Mrs. VIM. Jones h reported to be
on the sick list the past few days.
Mr.. Ratcliffe came down from Cuff
Fey this week to take his wife home
after having spent = few days at the
f'ArrinSton home on Park avenue.
Mira. RatciiRe has been taking treat
ment at Graves hospital
w. p. Ahart's are the possessors
OF \ fine new Empire Automobile.
purchased this week from ]. J. Arm
strong and son
Mr.. Adolphus latham came down
from Waugh Mountain. where he has
been in charge OF the Caldwell
ranches, to greet his new ten-andone-
half-pound daughter. born recently at
the home on Poplar avenue. The
Latham family expect to move to
the mountains at the close OF the
school year.
Ine Tracy tamliy from 6oiuen are
now nicely located on the place on
Park avenue formerly owned by F.
NJ. Beardsiey.
There are two families on 18th ST.
Mrs Michael and daughter from
Kansas. who are here for the daugh-
ter's health and the Williams fam
lily OF Rockvale who have located on
Mike Bohem's place.
Mrs. j. W. williams invited in a
dozen or more friends and neighbors.
one evening last week to remind Mr.
Williams of another birthday anniver-
sary. The affair was most enjoy
able one in every detail. and those
present wished for Mr.. Williams
many happy returns OF the day.
The hostess served her guests with
very dainty refreshments.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star
club were entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Ayers on
corner of Grand and Logan. The
members enjoyed their accustomed
e<,r,a .rctas .st,... x-ft3, ,h,etoe nvA
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Mr.. Ratclife came down from Cuff
fey this week to take his wife home
after having spent . few days at the
f'ArrinEton home on Park avenue.
Mira. Ratciine has been taking treat
ment at Graves hospital.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

Mir. C. NJ. Chase has been suffer
ing of late with intermittent attacks
or appendicitis, but Is able to be about
at the present time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

Mrs Hendrickson Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Duckett.
Mr.. Hendrickson has disposed Of his
pfarm over tho range and with his fam
lily, will move to Oregon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

The Tracy family from Golden ar
now nicely located on the place o
Park avenue formerly owned by F
NJ. Beardsley.
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. Grandma Kaers who has been spend
the winter with her son at Salida, is
again at the old home place with her
son. George and family.
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Mr.. Adoiphus latham came down
from Waugh Mountain. where he has
been in charge of the CALDWELL
ranches, to greet his new ten-andone-
haif-pound daughter, born recently at
the home on Poplar avenue. The
Latham family expect to move to
the mountains at the close OF the
school year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

W. p. Ahart's are the possessors
of = fine new Empire Automobile.
purchased this week from J. J. Arm
strong and son
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

The valley has been deiuged with
rain and wet. and more muddy roads
than the Oldest inhabitant has any
recollection OF.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Mccormick
are enjoying visit from Mrs. Mccor
mick's sister. Miss Smith of Cedar
edge this state
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

Mrs John Nov has been very in.
disposed the past few months, but is
now somewhat better
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29

The i7.yesr-oid son of Mr. and Mrs
Percy Noble at Texas Greek. Is quits
. sufferer from rheumatism. and more
or less Of HIS body and arms are al
.,r1Dst useless
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-03

given, having FOR its topic "Switzer
land Roll cal! Was responded to b,
Facts About Switzerland, and the
program as follows:
THE Legend of William Tell and its
Bearing on the Sw*ss Confederation
Mrs. o. M. Taylor.
Switzerland of Today" Mil
ton G. Cooper.
Sight Seeing in SSitzerland"-Mrs
Duncan Matheson
Mrs. Sullivan favored as guests
Mesdames c. c. Arnett F. B. Meals
ter, P. E. Phillips, N. @ Blair. NJ. D.
Broadfoot, Ed Wales. J.iR. Tally, Nc
Williams; Misses Erskine Thompson,
Myrtle Byrd, Maggie aqd Gladys
Thompson, Mabel Nixon, bertha and
Sara Lipscomb, while the club mem
bers present were Mesdatnes A. j. Car
roll, NJ. G. Cooper, Gilbert Gilman, A.
Mr. Jones, Duncan Matheson, Lamar
Robertson, F. F. Simmons. o. NJ. Tay-
lor.
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Corto~ ,ionist.
A London paper accuses a politician
of sitting On the fence and hiding his
head in tho SAID London Globe.
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HICKORY GROVE NOTES.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rainey, o.
Rawls Springs, were visitors here Sun
day.
Mr.. ]. A. Quick was a Providence
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Lou King has as her guest this
week, Mrs. Harry E. Bacon and son
Lloyd, of Ell Paso, Texas.
A crowd of young people attended
the convention at Providence Sunday
Mrs. Chas. Wainwright and children
of Hattiesburg, were guests of her
mother, Mrs Alex Quick, Sunday.
Mr.. H. E. Clark, of Hattiesburg, was
among the visitors here this week.
Mrs. Robert Baucum is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. o. A. Travis entertained the
Embroidery Club Wednesday evening
The members present were Mrs. w.
N. Richardson, w. Brown, Elizabeth
Quick, Miss Bessie Dossett, Mollie
Richardson.
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HARVEY ITEMS.

Mrs. Virgil Jones and Mrs. Thelma
McNair of Hattiesburg, spent Tuesday
with Mrs D. w. Evans.
Mrs. ]. l.. Frost is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Herrin, in Hattiesburg,
this week.
Misses Thelma Clark and Irma Lee
Barnes were the S6s11ay guests of Miss
Willie Anderson.
Miss Edna Pickel has returned from
McLaurin, where she has been for
several days on professional business.
Master Paul Irby has returned from
Hattiesburg, where he spent several
days.
Mr. and Mrs O. o. Cobb spent Sun
day with friends in Petal.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Mcdonald, of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-06-03
PETAL ITEMS.


Miss Allie Smith returned to he1
home in Newton, Miss, Sunday, after
visiting her cousins, Mrs. Jesse Lott
Mrs. Harry Taylor and Mrs. Joe Pace
Mrs. j. NJ. Carley, of Columbia, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jesse Lott had as her weekend
guest, her cousin, Miss Eliza Wester
field, of the Normal College.
Hon. Marion w. Reilly will deliver ar
address at the Leaf River High School,
building Friday evening at 7:3C
o'clock
After visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ida
Bounds, in Vossburg, Miss Frances
Carley has returned home.
Miss Florrie Westerfield, of State
Line, Miss. is expected to arrive Fri
day to be the guest of her sister, Mrs
Joe Pace, for some time.
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Wood-F oster
Miss Georgia May Foster and MI
Douglas Wood were quietly married
last evening at $3.50 o'clock at First
Baptist Parsonage, the Rev. John L
Christian officiating. The ceremony
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Hattiesburg, were Sunday visitors at
Mr.. T. M. Hamilton's.
Mr.. G. D. Wilson, of Eastabutchie
was recent visitor to his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
Davis.
Mrs Bette Covington, of Meridian,
is expected the latter part of the week
to spend a few days with Mrs. M. B.
Haywood.
Misses Mary Morris, Miriam and
Hattie Wilson, of Eastabutchie, were
visitors to their aunt, Mrs. G. E. Pick
ell, Sunday.
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CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES.
Maud Fails Philatheas.

NIdud + ais PnITdtnedS.
The Maude Fail Philathea Glass OF
Broad Street Methodist Sunday school
met yesterday afternoon with Miss
Vallie Allsup. Devotional exercises
were led by Miss Fail, after which
plans for the summers work were
made 1t was decided that an en-
broidery cub would be organized to
meet every Thursday in the homes of
the members, beginning next Thurs
day with Mrs. Nsonard. Delightful
refreshments concluded yesterday S
meeting.
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ON THE SICK LIST.

Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. j. E. Arledge, who fell recently
and broke her arm, is progressing rap
idly toward recovery.
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Edmondson; Reporter. Mrs. H. A.

Edmondson: Reporter, Mrs. H. A.
Moore.
Bowls of nasturtiums and ferns were
placed on tables here and there on the
veranda and when the meeting had
been concluded Mrs. Epley was assist
ed by her niece, Miss Halle Williams,
| in serving sandwiches, sherbet and
angel food cake.
Mrs. Butler MeClanahan was the
only visitor and the club members at
tending were Mesdames G. w. Currie,
w NJ Edmonson, Will Leland, r. ID.
Wentworth, D. T. Currie, Miss Har-
riett Putnam and Maude Carter
-:
Woman's Club.
Mrs. S. L. Heidelberg was hostess
yesterday to the last regular meeting
of the Woman's Club of this season,
when the attendance of members was
good. Misses Bessie Heidelberg and
Lula Hawkins refreshed the incoming
guests with iced tea. The tea bowl
being placed on a table laden with
brilliant nasturtiums on the veranda
Much time was spent in the discussion
of important business matters, after
which Mrs. Joseph Johnston Stevens
led the program on Twentieth Cen
fury Literature
Roll call was responded by the
names of recent literary successes and
open discussions were held upon the
topics "Pecuniary Reward of Today's
Literature; Does it Intimate a Money
Standard of Literature?" Twentieth
Century Books that will Live Through
the Years" and Pen Names of Amer
lean Authors" Mrs. Stevens read
most interesting paper upon Women
Who Have Written Plays" Following
the program Mrs. Paul B. Johnson,
with Mrs. Luther A. Smith as accom-
PIANIST, sang most charmingly Chas.
Dances beautiful lullaby, "Sleep Lit
tie Baby of Nine" Miss Featherstun
sang Rose in the Bud" by Dorothy
Forster and Mrs. Leo H. Martin fur
thered the pleasures of the occasion
with a quaint love song, Somebody
Loves Me-
The club members present yester-
day were Mesdames Paul B. Johnson,
Leo H. Martin, Luther A. Smith, Jo-
seph Johnston Stevens, w. S. F. Ia
tum, West o. Tatum, Chas. F. Ames.
P. A. Carter, John A. Mcleod, Chas.
G. Carter, David P. Cameron and Miss
Juliet Featherstun was a visitor.
A delicious grape frappe in slender
crystal glasses and white block cake,
were the refreshments served by Miss
es Heidelberg and Hawkins, as a con-
clusion of the meeting.
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Galaxy Club.

Galaxy Club.
Mrs. Curran Sullivan was hostess of
the Galaxy Club Wednesday afternoon,
entertaining on the lawn at the home
of Mrs. d. E. Sullivan Tables were
placed here and there and centered by
bowls of yellow daisies and a yellow
motif was carried out throughout the
afternoon most charmingly.
Orange sherbet was served the in
coming guests by Misses Alberta Powe
and Gladys Morrison. During the pro-
gram iced tea and cheese straws were
served and at its conclusion a three
course luncheon featuring the color
scheme wherever possible. Misses
Maggie Thompson, Gladys Morrison,
Alberta Powe, jamie and Josephine
Sullivan assisted the hostess in serv-
ing. a&w; EEt
The last program of the season was