davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

frogs With this natty costume goea
q tall Cosgack hat having a brush Or
uamcpt ana a strap under the chin. A.
military suit by Martial ct Armand OF
Paris has a short fare skirt showing
brass buttoned boots and a gay littiSs
buttoned jacket short, like the Bel,
giau soldiers service coat-openinR
over the new pleated vest also button
trimmed
Worth's famous Hook OF HollandTsI
military costume has a short skirt Inn
itating by its clever drapery the vo~
luminous brooches Of the Hollander.
There are hig side pockets, and an OBJ
Eque line Of military buttons and frogs
runs From the right shoulder to the
left bib. ~
From Martial ct Armand OF Parts
comes also a fascinating military suit
of hes~ar blue cloth with black frogs
across the front Of the coat and coat
ard skirt llvishly slashed and TRIM
med with braid and tassels.
Paul roiret Is especially interested
in The martial boots that give the last
note Of completeness to feminine mill
tary attire, All the new military
skirts are at least eight inches short.
and this. as may be readily compre-
heDdcd, gives plenty Of opportunity 70
display fetching footwear Of the tris
sort A wag ~ no nineteenth century
once asked, "T'ge short should lsdv's
dress be wo.ai The answer was.
'Just little over two feet" The 1915
wag asking the same question viii hs
answered. Eight inches over two
feet" But as the skirt grows shorter
'ha boot grows taller, and the regula.
I'm military boot OF spring Is Just
.ush enough in its buttoned top to per.
.alt the saucy, swinging taSsel at IT.
,NOer edge 10 peep out under the skirt
.em, and tue eagles on its sixteen 90
eighteen brass buttons certainly wsre
not born TO glisten unseen. .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

vellle and with gay scarlet nipincs and
eighteen round brass buttons.
II is the brass button especially thaf
has caught the fancy Of the spring
maid. Where was over the American
gtrl-or the girl Of any other country
for the matter OF that-wh0 did not
adore brass buttons? From time i'm
memorial pretty cirs have collected
brass buttons from army and navy adj
mlrers. and even the naval reserve and
the militia have to yield their tribute
in buttons to beauty,
1t IS well known that the popular
cadet graduating from Annapolis ana
the doughty Junior lieutenant fresh
from West Point order a fun duplicate
set Of brass buttons with their new
uniforms SO that the duplicates may
he ready to satisfy the demands Of i'm.
sistent bellies, and buttons need not be
actually shipped from uniforms.
Now the American girl viii not have
10 beg for her brass buttons. She win
possess plenty OF her own on her new
spring costumes, for the military mode
demands brass buttons IN ranks and
cohorts and hattalious. While the "a
mi'i7r rose worn on the shoulder by
nine ont Of every ten women this sea-
son stands for the symbol of much 90
lie desired peace and is called the
peace rose" the brass button with frs
American eagle Is also TO he sym.
boil Il is said a sterner but r less IA
triotic symbol It means. Adequate
army and navy protection"
Cabot Socurs Of Paris is in the van
with the smartest military GO .aWn
ever. It IS Of soldier blue cloth wi
! swingin" ripple skirt. short OF cour
Ike all military skirts and shown
truly military footwear IN The way
-pats with brass buttons A smart
hort jacket with Il godet fare Il top
ed by soldier cape adorned with "a I
guerrilla square OF brass BUTTONS aud
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27
A STUNNING MODEL

Smart dreSsmakers have begun Ia
ring in variations upon the Russian
tunic costume. and one is shown today
that will be sure to find favor. II Is
suitable to development in linen. plain
and striped effects being combined
The French linens that cost from 40
cents yard upward come in the pat
terms that make up this suit most
effectively in wash materials. They
are also exceedingly smart in silk The
Eton Jacket is unusually attractive
70 make, the dress requires ~ yards
Of striped and yards of plain ma
terial A inches wide.
The linen should first be folded care
fully: then the parts OF the pattern
marked by triple TIT" perforations
laid along the fold. For short sleeves
the lower parts OF the sleeve are cut
OFF. Indications are also given for a
lower effect for the neck if game Is de-
sired. The lower edge OF the over
front OF the Jacket may be finished
straight IL desired, but the cut out ef-
feet exposing the vest is very desirable.
In making. the vest Is first finished
by taking up the dart at the front and
hemmng. Then pleat the front. pac-
ing '"T" on single large 70" perforation
and tack. Arrange front on vest.
shoulder. undcr-arm and armhole
edges even. Close under-arm seam as
notched; close shoulder seam. Sew
collar to necl, edge as notched
SIeevc-For short sleeve see cutting
directions. Close seams az notched
easing any fullness between notches at
elbow Close cuff seam as notChed
sew to short sleeve. double 900" per
forationS even, single small 20" per.
foration at inside seam of sleeve. Sew
sleeve IN armhole. inside seam at notch
in front easing any fullness between
double TT" perforatlons.
Close the sleeve seams, add cuffs and
sew into armhole, easing any tullness
between double TT" perforations. Fin
ish the neck with accordion pleated
hcmstitChed rulfie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

starvc Ceimany VIII be upset and
assures rs Of plentiful bread until
the next harvest
Perrin, Jan &c, by wireless to
London. Addition details of tho
sinking OF British battle cruiser
in the naval fight in the North Sea
west Of HeIsciand, which is claimed
by the Germans is Giyon in a state.
ment issued here today. The state
ncnt follows
According to wcll-informed Cor
man sources, this cruiser suffered
heavily from tic ire cf cur can
non and YVES then sunk by German
torpedo boat by two well directed
shots The sinking was observed
BY German airsh'p. which follow
cd the aattle H,soly.
Two English torpedo beats were
also Sink The anship also obsery-
cd tic sorioas damaejna of other
English ships.
Paris, Jan Yesterday Gcr-
mans. enc battalion stronr. deliver
ed an rttaoh against cur trenches
to the east Of Yarcs.
Ne, far from Ia Bassc. 1T Civ
m,y and Cninohv. the enemy doiiy-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

Pictorial Review Jacket pattern ~
"a inches Price, u cents
skirt M hT61 sizes. II - "A .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

of the Germans to deliver ar at
tack.
In Aisaee the enemy was active
IN The employment Of his mine
-hrovers against our positions at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

Hartrnanns-weiier-goDf; at this
pcnt yesterday saw no freSh fight
ing The Germans Yesterday hom-
harded Thanh Laabaeh and sen
lheim.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-27

She Adds the American Eagle to
the Rose Of Peace and Dccorates
Her Military 7 aiIleur For Spring
With Brass Buttons Bearing the
Bird of Freedom.

The girl II the moment has gone daft
over military styles. The new spring
styles instlgated by Paris and London,
whore many Of the big dressmakers
have opened temporary houses during
the upheayal on the continent, show,
very naturally a strong disposition TO
be dashing ans soldioriy short skirts
are topped by gay little frogged coats;
military capeS swing from tie Shout
der; knottcd sashrs, taSseled boots, car
fridge pockets and brass buttons ga.
lore give the spring maid spick and
span, ready for action at the front
appearance. ;, q
New spring turhans are nicknamed
"the Gleugmry," "Cossack," Tommy
Atkins" and the like New snrng boots
huttoned with brass buttons bearing
the American eagle. If you please, and
sporting gold colorcd silk tasseis at the
top have fetching military names, such
as 'the drummer boy" "thc lancer"
'ihe little trooper" "thp rcvriIe." and
80 on. The "rpyei,c" ~ s4
charming simmer b.
duck to suggest the fl freak ~
dawn when the bugle sounds the re
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Natural
Sanitorium
.,yonnnn m 90 ~fo1o

DR.. K. A. Lee, Chiropractic Specialist
1919 Il. Superior st. :. Duluth, MINI.
Puhelin: Lakeside 376-K.
Ottakaa Lakesiden katuvaunu.
SairaalOiset huOm.! Kun olette saa-
meet tyydyttavan kyllanne leikkauk-
sista ia laakkeista, kaantykaa Luon-
non pa~rantoloihin, STELLA tie varmaan
l0ydatte mita olette vailla, etenkin
korva- ia silmataudeissa ia my6skiD
avonaisissa jaloissa, maahankaatuva-
taudeissa, Observation-Disclosures vatsa-
katarreissa y. m. pahemmissakin tau
deissa. : Tiedusteluihin vastaan kir-
jeellisesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
&nnlntns!

SGten ilmoitetaan, ettGS uom. 3ion
@m. 2utb. &:ieuraf. puolipuoiifo.
fous pibetGGn %iunnintaina ippsfllun
8 pnG. &ofolts alfaa jumalanpalipe.
lllflella ieurafunnan firfosia flo 10
ap. ia pGiwGlliien jGlfeen flo 1 ip.
iatfetaan fofousta firfon baalisia.
&eboitetaan ieurafuntalailia lufiii.
iasti iaaplmaan tGbGn fofoiifieen
fesfustelemaan ia pGGttdmaan ieura.
flntaa fosfenista tGrfeistG alioistal
Sis faiffi fofoufieenl
Sronpoobisia, Micb., elof. 10 p.
1915.
Seiirafunnan puolesta,
8m. 9rGnnes, @bolf &osfi,
eiimieS. firinri.
= Snomalainen uinnsfanppa on
pGGttGnpt rafentaa a%ianmufaiien mo-
ra%stobroneen 6. @per fabun iparrel.
le gbicago & Hortb @estern rauta.
item miereen, iofieenfin nastap1GtG
oiuusfaupan npfpistd mppmGlGd.
SGtG tarfoitusta parten on alettrt
mppmGGn ulbelIa innolla olaffeita ia
~toiipotaan bommasia olefpien tabol-
ia, ettG olafepGGoma noioaatt nostaa
nGbintGGn fulteen tibanteen boIla.
rim. Sobtofitnta ia liiffeenboitaia
otpat i~Griestdneet 10 pitemmdn aian
liiffeesid tposfennelleen Scr. Sobn
Salcfin mppm6G1 oiaffeita ia t,ilee
bGn fiertGmGGn ebfG fofo @ogebic ia
Sron rensfit. 3atlofaa ldbemmirt IL
moitlista toiiesia paifasia Iebtedmme.
= 2ebmdim mbrfbtbsinttn, iofa
aibeittiii Montrealisfa, isis, iofit al.
ia litte, on iGtettp ippsfdrdidin rot
faistapafii. Spptetplle on liiGttp
%tafultta.
= 11nben, pas'ifGGn perustettin
iitomalaiien @eiieri- gbtion oiaffei.
ia mpppdt npt ianotun pbtion iobto-
human miebet ia beibGn oiettamonia
miebet. Niitten binta on $40. Toi-
mottaipasti farmorit faiffioIlo pmpG.
-ristolld oiipnltoipat liiffeen eouIliiirii.
ben ia ostapat o1ia mainittuiin pb-
tioon.
= Oifaiima SEQ. 32:sia olIeeleen
"0taiiin fasipatiis menestpp bptpin''.
Siind maintain: foipaa madam fen
fofoiien faiipon, pitGiii oIIo: faipaa
maaban fen fofoiien renfaan.
ll%iirtoia.
= @artti 2~xtberxfien 2irffo.
Bostiuoita mpptdipdnd @itttaian fir
.iapainosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19

= Kansalaiset! Otta-
kaa huOmiOOnne sc suu-
ri ulos-M yynti, jOka on
paraikaa taydessa me-
nOssa Oscar AndersOnin
stOorissa ia kayttakaa
tilaisuutta ~hyvaksenne.
Muistakaa, eta meilla
on viikatteita ia haravia
seka ~heinahankOja myy-
daan takuulla, muista-
kaa tama ia kaykaa Os-
car AndersOnin rauta-
ia acknowledgements.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19

= Salntaan luomalainen befpoien
fengittaia. Spmd palffa bppalle
miebelle. &pipfGd:
Somes gbiobino, BLACKSMITH Sbop.
9oupnngin talon tofana,
(31) Surlep, @is.
= &lfGG beittGfS menemaSu eli
mppfO ~felIoanne fun ie on rift itlld
SripIett fen foriaa ia panee fGpmdan
minimum riiben.
- Sipnin 9anteleita, tparustettl.
no pfii-GGniiiIIG niioteiIIa ia iIman,
m%pptGpGnG auttoian firiapainosia.
= Uudistakaa tilauksenne a.
joissa, eta eli tule keskeytystx
lehden l~ahettamisessa.
= Garmimaita ia aatomubiileia
tpp, Motti SiffoIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19
Ironwoodin ~jaymparist0n
uutiSia.
Snmalanpal,uelnfiia ia bartans.

II
betfiG.
@nii iunnuntaina 8ofefieloisid
Union firfosia flo $50 up. ia flo
3 ip. ia nuoriioieuran objelmatofons
flo 100 in.
Sartausbetfi buomenna, periantai-
no Safri Sannin talosia eriuin fp-
I6siG flo 2 ip. Soiwotaan mpos
iaarnaaiaglboien iaapuwan taban fo'
fourteen pubuiafii.
Sartausbetfi BbelpiisiG, isis. fes'
fipiiffona, t. +. 90 pnd. Salliin fou'
lula flo 7,3O in. ia periantaina q
p. Sefanias Seifarin talolla flo 7,3O
iu. Snnnlntaina, 80 pnG rippilasten
pd6sto ia s. p. ebtoollinen iumalan'
palmelufien ~pbtepoeslG faupungin
firfosia flo 10 ap. ia bartausbetfi
Safflin toululla flo 100 in.
8GGttGpG rippifoullt alfaa Bbelp'
iisia tiistaina t. t. "a p. flo 8 ap.
ia festGG fofo piifon.
Sartausbetfi SrontpoooiSia Sacob
2uoman talosia Murora llifeeiilla
ntaanantaina, t. T. 80 b. flo 7,3O in.
Spntpnpt ia fastethi.
Sronipoobisia: Sbomas ia Waria
Ebompionin (&antolan) tptdr Mma
SeIeena ipnt. beinGf. Is p. fast.
elof. 16 b.
@alfrio So. @ilen,
Sell. 47t.8. 61O 6. @per Street,
Sronpooo, Wicb..
9aniallisienraf. femttGinbla
Wontrealisia, Wicb., mime %iunnln,
taina onnistlli pli toimeioen. Sbot.
tantatta iaimme iinne pllbuiafii mp0s
post. $. Sirpen @lpstd, Ninn., iota
iattui t1Gll6 olemaan mierailemosia.
&iitos bGnelIe opettawaiiesta eiitpf.
iestGGn! Hubeita pitt mpos iaarnaa.
ia @bonen, iosta fiitosl ia past. So.
SO. @ilen. &aiffaasti loulettiin lail.
Lula alma pubeioen pGlisiG, joita
iobti WrS. g. @l1ori, fiitos, fiitos
iiitG! &iitofien aniaitiee eritpiiem-
min iublon toimibenfiIot Wrs. ia
Scr. Sautanent Mrs. Suliin ia Scr.
Intti Niemi; iefG ne nlioret ia man
bot nailet, iotfo bppGntobtoiiesti o.
mustilpat p~opo1sid tarioiliioina, y.
H., iotfa taipalla tai t~oiiella olipat
opltna julian onnistumiieen Sulot
oil $31,70, iosta puboas MOTTO on
sol 30. .SGmG tltlo oil oootfamaton-
ia, fatioen oloiubteiiiin ia tamaran
balpltuteen. @oileipiG mpptiin al.
80,
noastaan 5 ienttid fappale, paiffa
tGllaiiiSia iublisia niiben tapallinen
binta on 10 ienttiG. &iitos mp0s iib.
raajillel
= NDt diff pielG iublia p~ioettGmG
Soplin fplGll1 ia MeaobillesiG ia Se
SerisiG, iotfa mime mainititt aifo.
mat pit6G pbteilet ia iuuret. &eboi-
famine 10 npt alettopan toimintaon
nGiSi1 ieitoiiisio. Mliistettafoon ieit.
rafunnan iuitrta oineellistu tarfpetta
tdllG buonoIa aialla, ia miten luli-
resta merfitbfiestG iuiri NIT tGbGn
feian aifaan ndmd tiblat otpat ief1
bengelliieen ettG oineelliieen puoleen
fotIoen.
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompelli.
feltran fofous pioetGGn tGnGGn tors.
taina San 8usfirfisia Mrs. ia Scr.
&no. Suusfon talosio. 81 fai FIJI.
faan, iofa %iuinfin pddiee idd pois
tGltG matfalta. Sertpetuloo faiffi
fefa fpntrilta ett6 talpungiltal Ob.
jeltta alfaa flo 2 ip.
= gast. s. Siriui, @lpstG, Minn.,
iofo roriponio ia Miis @onni Matti.
Ian fonsio on mieroilIi,t pst1tp1ini1
Iitona poiffafunnallomme, TAI mao.
nantoi-aomiino @lpsi6 topabtuneen
fuoIemontapoufien jobbosto fittiun
Sonpua iinne. Mrs. s. Sirmi ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-08-19

wnofii elof. 90 p. iiirretGan Bessie
merisid iifii> paiudfii paatetpt eluan-
feliiimiiublat, min eta ne pioctddn
wiiffo entiiestd mGGrdstG eteenp6in,
eloflun 20 p. NGmG iublat pioetGGn
fauniin ilman ollesia Der. s. llnfu-
rim puistosia, mutta i~ateiien tai FIJI
mGn ilman iattuesia raittiustalolla.
3umpaiesiafin tapaufiesia iublat al
faa flo 10 aamulla ia iatfuu toto
pGimGn.
= Smpelmiemram fofons @esie.
merisiG torstaina t. t. &c p. Mrs.
SorIlla.
Nrs. Salmiien luona pi6etpsid
ompeluieiiran fofoufiesia mime tors
taina pli p0ptGtuloia $4.25.
= Yast. 9. @nori matfusti mil.
Fme periantai.iltana emanfeliumiiub-
lille ia firffofuntamme a%iioille War-
quetteen, Gbatbamiin ia Gomingto.
min ia palaa tGlta mattaltaan to-
faiiin emf 'wiifolIa.
= &irialtaja Mlipar Saiuel iaapni
wiime ppbdnd Seem yorfista paiffa-
funnalIemme ottaen painaian paifan
t. /. firiapainosia.
= 9. Yaaiualin firfpsIa on emf
ppbGna firfonmenot Italia flo 1873.
Seminaarilainen u, &arbu ia ollie.
firioittanut publ1mat. MamupGinGllG
Ell ole firfonmenoia @telGfpldn jlb.
lain tafia. Sermetrloa fuitlemaan ia
fGtfemGGn.
Ost. q. Saapanen.
= GtelafplGllG pioetGGn iullri ul-
foilma.iubla emf ppbGnd t. t. % p.
SlbIa pibet11n &orfiamGen puistos-
ia ia alfaa le flo 10 aamupGimGlld
bartausbetfellG, iosia pubumat pliop-
pilas 81. &arbr, iaarnaaia g. Slbo ia
post. 81. Saapanen. SltapGipGllG
luorittoipot e~tupG1SiG lopiet obiel.
mao. SDpGG "luntiia" 3. NJ. mir
moffeita tarjoillaan foifen pGiipGG.
tGmG julia on lasten ia aifuisten,
nliorten ia manbain pbteinen il1uri
jubla. Soiwotaan runiosta oianot.
Itoa. Saupunsiltafin mennGGn iuu-
lrella ioufolla. g. Baanalin ieura-
funnan iefafoori iaapuit M. m. iub,
liam. Soiipotaan pmpGriston maait.
nilielpsieuouilta niinifadn laapliipan
llufuiiasti oianottajia. &lifapa malt
taiiifaan ola pois tGllaiiesta iublas.
ia. Sermet,iloa.
gst. 81. Saapanen.
: Sairastaa. Slionona ioiras-
taa Mrs. Oscar 4n6erion 2-iplio-
|tiaan poifania fansia fotonaan 2afe-
fabulla. 2GGfGrit ~foettamat parbaar-
ia beibGn parontitmiiefieen. Soi.
ipomme pifaista parantumista fltm-
mallefin.
= Sbjelma-ilta toimeenponnaan
emf iunniintoina armoffaalla obiel-
MALTA Wontrealin, isis; rdtttiuS-
talolIa. Sbielma alfaa flo 1873 Got
notaan riiniasta olanottoal
= SfGiua tieto iaapiti irnnrtntaina
idbfoteitie Watti MGen perbeeieen
@per-faoulla. Sc nimitt1in idimat
tiebon ettd @rs. @den iiiar, Gotta
MGfi, oil MlberbeenisiG, @a1b., topo.
turmaiiesti brffuniit iunnuntaina
flo 3 t%ienoisia.
= 9eidjnblan toimii @areD Gran.
&c Sronipoobin Suont. Oiiiusfaupan
fansia emf %ilnrtintaina De SerisiG,
isis, &itsti &ipist0n maalIa. Ob.
ielma, jofa alfaa flo 10 op., tulee o.
lemaan monipnolinen ia opettapat-
men iiiGItGen pubeita, riinoia ia laii-
liia. &amintola bppG. &aiffi iiib.
lin1aanl
= 2iifebnonensto, misid iuomalai-
men oiuusfauppa iiiaitiee, on %laaiert-
tamista parten iGriestettp tpo aIoi-
tettii ia pobiaferros IN palmis. Suo-
rn,t9foo to~ffpfoou tofoogo9to hifprf.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

r. II. Williams who, last year OPP
Grated the Deming Produce and Can
ming Company on the J. NJ. Emery
place. has leased the l.. j. Carter
farm just east of the city limits and
will again can tomatoes ON a large
scale.
Mr.. Williams is raising plants for
sixty acres of tomatoes, some OF
which he will cultivate himself. while
u quantity will 20 to farmers close
to Deming who intend to plant from
two to ten acres.
Mr.. Williams expects to incorpor-
ate his company with sufficient capi-
tai to handle the crop which will BE-
produced. In this way he intends Ia
build up n canning industry here
which will be of great benefit to those
who grow tomatoes. Local business
men are back of the enterprise and
will assist in supplying the necessary
funds for equipping plant to be es
iablishcd in Demine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

In addition to the list Of donn-
iions to the public library given in
our last issue. the Woman's Club
reports the following: J. V. Schuriz
made very close price on the lum-
Der for the shelving. and the work
of putting the shelves in place was
done by l.. Y. Davis, who donated hi-
work. and the club wishes to en-
press their sincere appreciation for
these two donations. Miss {. T..
Groves. who is graduate of the
library school ut Albany. New York
has given the library several very
valuable books on the management oi
public library. Magazines have
been given by Mrs. II. q. Bush. II. ID.
Green and Miss Bickford.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12
Fire Engine In Action

The new fire engine has answered
two alarms since being installed nj
the city hall. Both runs were made
Sunday. In the morning the wind
disturbed the stovepipe which heats
the Methodist church tent annex
while Sunday school was in session.
The fire was ont before the engine
arrived. The second run was made
shortly before midnight. in answer tn
II false alarm which originated near
the high school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12
+ 1. + + I. + + + + + + + + + 49,
+ MOUNTAIN VIEW ITEMS

We think our winter has just BE-
gun, by the looks of the snow that
fell Sunday night and Monday fore
noon.
Mike Maisel and sister Marie, Mr.
and Mrs. Heptonstall and Mr.. and
Mrs. King Maisel attended literary
ut Capitol Dome Friday night. j
splendid time was reported.
Mart Akers and family, G. W. Sni
dow and family, Miss Ida F. Ross.
Mrs. McGee and Bill A!lbee speni II
jolly time AT the Moves ranch Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Maisel enter
tanned II number of guests Sunday
night.
ID. Rambo went to Deming the last
ri the week.
Miss OLE Rambo came home from
Dcmine last week for an indefinite
time.
Those attending the dance at the
e. ". Snidow ranch Saturday nigh,
given in honor of Mrs. McGee. re
ported II splendid time. The great
est feature of the evening was the
donation Harry Christman made. in
the form of cake. II was fine. and
we all hope Harry will donate morr
cake to our gatherings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ferreich have
returned from their honeymoon and
are now home Ia their friends u, the
Allbcc ranch.
Bill Allbee returned to the ranch
after an absence of several weeks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12
MRs. PHOEBE wEEsMER DIED
MERE LAST SATURDAY NIGHT

Mrs. Phoebe Weesner. 6S years
old, died at the local hospital here
last Saturday night. The body was
sent to Bird City, Kansas, for burial.
Mrs. Weesner was widow. paraly-
sis was the cause of death. She is
survived by II. NJ. and Scott Wesner
of this section and another son al the
old home in Kansas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12
Hog Dressed A20 Pounds

W. T. Dixon of the Gap countr,
wa- in town Wednesday evening to
attend n meeting of the board of d.
rcctors of the chamber of commerce
He has clipped about two hundred OF
his goats, which seems little early
judging from the kind of weather we
have had this week. Mr.. Dixon killed
n hog the first of the week that dress
ed +20 pounds. supposed to be the
largest hog ever butchered in this
end of the valley-Columbus Courier.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

Part of the United States Army
polo team which is to play at the
exposition at San Francisco was in
Deming the latter part of last week
en- route. Captain +. b. Hennesy.
Lieutenant c. X. Norton. and Lieu
tenant John =. Lucas were in the
party. With them was W. ID. Mea-
dows, known widely as polo pony
breeder of an Antonio, Texas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12
OLD TIMERS TO GATHER At
HARVEY HOUSE TONIGHT

|. As noted in last weeks Graphic.
the Old Timers Association will meet
tonight at 8 o'clock at the Harvey
house for their annual reunion and
banquet.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12
Social Circle

The Social Circle of the Presby-
terrain church met last Wednesday
afternoon ut the home of Mrs. Carl
Pcugh on Granite avenue.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

J. a. Mahoney attended n meeting
of the board of regents of the State
college at Las Cruces this week
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

The Snodgrass Realty Company
reports the sale of b. Y. Bridenstine' :
l6O-acrc REIMBURSEMENT. The hold
ing is located near lola and will be
improved.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

The Luna County Sunday Schoo
convention--first session tonight. W,
expect you.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

Homer Reames returned yesterday
from business trip to Chicago.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-03-12

Mrs. II. II. Jacobs who underwent
an operation at the Mayo hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, is reported to be
in Il prccarious condition, the opera
ton having disclosed u very bad con-
ditiOn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-26
MANY LOCAL KNIGHTS
ATTENDING CONCLAVE
Majority of Those at Philadelphia
Accompanied by Their Wives;
List of Those Present

Harrisburg Knights Templar are
taking prominent part in the sessions
of the Grand Conclave being held at
Philadelphia They made an excellent
showing in the tenth division of the
big parade yesterday
Local lodgemen, the majority OF
whom are accompanied by their wives
are making their headquarters at the
Windsor Hotel. Among those register
ed are the following:
]. c. Shumberger, Arthur d. Bacon
Charles c. Baker. Charles F. Bare
Charles F. Hench. H. T. Hinebaugh,
F. S. Whitmoyer, Charles H. Kehr
William Kuhn, NJ. d. Lichliter, Clyde
P. Love, ]. o. Love, Abram E. Martin,
n. Frank Matter. e. o. Meadow, John
n. Menger, Low Myers, Francis c.