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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22

Serbian officials arriving in Rome.
says dispatch from that city, agree
that the disaster to Serbia was largely
due to the failure to attack Bulgar-
ians before the latter were ready,
owing to insistence by the entente
powers that such a step be avoided.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22
PITTSBURGH SAVINGS
BANK ORDERED CLOSED

Pittsburgh, Penn, Dec. 22.-The
Pittsburgh Bank for Savings was or
dered closed this morning. The bank
has $1O,OO0,000 in deposits and
many depositors crowded before the
closed DOORS
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22
P0PE'S NEPHEW
IN ITALIAN ARMY

Rome, Dec. 22.-Marches Giusepe
Della Chiesa, nephew of Pope Bene-
dict, is at the Italian front as a lieu
tenant of artillery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22
Local Boys Show "Old Tim n
and Succeed in Downing Sta i
Champion Five. /
JOHNSON AND GRAHAM
PLAY STAR GAME
Last Game of Series to Be Played To-
night; Each Team Has Won One.
Game; Fast Ball Expected.

Showing "old time' form, the Be-
midi high school basket ball team
of last season, last evening at the Ar
mory defeated the Red Wing high
school quint of 1914-15, champions
of the state for last season. by a score
of IS to 16. The entire game was
close and up to a minute before the
final whistle blew the score was a
tie. An excellent shot by Johnson
gave the local team the game.
Johnson Stars.
The work of "Fuzz" Johnson and
George Graham for the Bemidji team
was the feature of the game last eve
ming. Johnson played "rings around"
every other man on the floor. He was
in nearly every play and secured four
baskets and four out of eleven fouls.
His failure to shoot more fouls was
due to the fact that early in the game
he received large cut over his eyes
and bandage made it impossible to
shoot accurately. Several stitches
had to be taken in the wound after
the game.
Graham Plays Hard.
Graham, who last season acted as
a substitute, made an excellent show
ing, which indicated that he would
perhaps be one of the strongest play
ers on the high school quint this sea-
son.
For Red Wing, Hanson and Arnt-
son, both played good games. --,
The playing of the boys last eve-
ming was wonderful Improvement
over tha~ of Monday evening.
Starts With Rush.
The game started with a rush,
both teams playing on the defensive.
For five minutes the ball was worked
from one side to the other, several
shots being made at baskets, but
the foul was shot by Hanson. Cam
eron fouled and Hanson again sue
ceeded in dropping the ball for
counter. Nesseth fouled and John
son threw the foul, securing the first
point for Bemidji. After about ten
minutes of playing Nelson of Red
Wing broke away for a basket He
fouled and. Johnson missed the shot.
Bailey and Kalfahus were called on a
double foul. Johnson injured his head
in this play. Both Johnson and Han
son missed the foul shots. Bailey
again fouled, with Hanson failing to
make the basket on the foul shot.
Nelson pushed the inflated leather in
to the basket. Kalfahus fouled, with
johnson missing the foul. Johnson
shot a perfect basket after dribbling
nearly the full length of the floor.
Alntson fouled and Johnson again
missed the foul. Hanson fouled and
johnson again missed the shot.
Bailey broke away and made an ex-
cellent shot, securing a basket. The
first half ended with the score to 5
in favor of Red Wing
Second Half Good.
The second half was a splendid ex-
hibition of basket ball. Johnson op-
opod tho bo1f ooo,,riDn ho.1x.+
Cameron fouled and Hanson failed on
the foul shot. Bailey and Nesseth
were called for a double fowl. John
son shot the foul for Bemidji but
Hanson missed Hanson fouled and
johnson again shot the ball for foul
Il
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22
CONQUEREOR OF LIEGE
IS REPORTED DEAD

Berlin, Dec. 22.-General Vonem-
mich, the conqreror of Liege, died
this morning at Hanover.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22

basket. Johnson shot a basket from
the center of the floor. Arntson shot
a basket. Hanson fouled and john
son missed on the shot. Nesseth
fouled with Johnson shooting the
basket Graham shot a basket Tan
ner shot a basket from the center Of
the floor. Kalfahus for Red Wing,
while lying flat on his back under
the basket threw the ball for field
goal. Bailey fouled and Hanson
missed the basket. Arntson secured
a basket. Hanson again fouled and
was replaced >by Brown on account Of
personal fouls. Johnson failed on
the foul shot. Nesseth and Brown
each shot a basket. Johnson ended
the game with an excellent basket.
The score for the second half was Is
to 10 in favor of Bemidji. The final
score was IS to Ii in favor of the
local team.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22
$50 Are Present.

About ESQ people attended the
game which was refereed by DR.. J..
w. Diedrich. The time of the game
was one hour and five minutes.
The two teams will meet again to-
night for the last of the series of
three games. Inasmuch as both
teams have taken a game, the game
tonight promises to be battle royal.
It will be called at 8:15.
The lineups last evening were for
Bemidji, Tanner and Johnson, for
wards; Cameron center, and Graham
and Bailey, guards; for Red Wing,
Hanson, Arntson and Brown, for
wards, Kalfahus, center, and Nesseth
and Brown, guards.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-22

CONTINUED on last page).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
Dinners, Lunckeons, Teas.

Miss Irma Kuhn and Frank L
Bertey We're the guests Of honor at q
dinner given at the West Xsleta Coun-
try club Sunday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beaudett- The party motored
10 the club in Mr.. Beaudett's new over
land. The table was prettily conferred
with a bowl OF pink sweet peas Little
Eewpies dressed as brides We're the
favors. The place cards represented
the bridal party. each card being diff
ferent. The guests were Miss Irma
Kuhn. Miss Marie Scwartz, Frank L
Berkey and Wendell Kuhn
Among those who diued at the Val
ley Inn Sunday night were: Mr.. and
Mrs ". z Humphrey and W z.
Humphrey. jr.; 9Ir. and Mrs ". r.
Schultz; Mr.. and Mrs. F. N Lynch and
Mrs. Clementine Lynch, J. B. Hancock,
who had as his guests, Miss Mary
WadlinEton, Miss Ella Jackson and
Elmer Bussing; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Melvin.
who had as their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A Seaman A party rode down on
horseback from the post for dinner.
They were the guests OF Lieut.. Stuart
" Cramer. Those in the party were
Misses Virginia Stewart, FToy Barn
hardt, Hilda Sauer. Lieut. Edwin
Hardy and Lieut.. Robert Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cranfill entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Sutton. Capt and
Mrs Geore Barnhardt entertained a
uartw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
GEORGIANS HAVE
ANNUAL PICNIC

Georgians ate fried chicken. drank
buttermilk, and finished on red-meated
watermelon Saturday evening at the
sixth annual picnic Of the Georgia
club which was held at the valley Inn
in Ysleta-
The dinner was served in the big,
adobe dining room OF the Inn and more
than 100 enjoyed the typical Georgia
dinner which was served under the
direction of Mrs. Olive Lansden. The
party drove down 10 the valley town
in autos and in the big sightseeing
auto. arriving there soon after five
o'clock when the dinner was served.
Long tables had been arranged along
each side Of the dining room with a
table across the end for the commit
tee and their families. The fried
chicken was served in great heapins
platters OF brown meat and was ac-
companied by hot biscuits. brown
gravy. and all Of the trimmings" in
gliding ice cream and cake
After the dinner the entire party
went 10 the new dance pavalion. which
has recently been erected at Ysleta,
and a dance was held after which the
watermelons which had been bought
for their final feast, We're served on
long tables with a Georgia negro
woman carving them for the Georgfans.
number OF guests attended the
dinner as the guests Of the Georgfans
in 81 Paso- The committee which ar
ranged the details Of the sixth annual
Georgia dinner was composed of the
following: w C. Porter. J. d. Ponder,
Joseph NJ Nealon, and Charles X
Russell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
About Ell Posoans.

Mrs T. V. Been is i'll at Hotel Dieu.
Miss Tessie Mayors is quite III at
Eotei Dieu.
George Lord has returned to his home
from Providence hospital.
Mrs s. S Gish, who has been i'll at
Hotel Dfeu, is much improved.
Mrs A Breones, who has been onite
i'll az Hotel Dieu. is much improved.
Mrs. Ida Etter, who was operated on
az Hotel Dieu recently, is recovering
MS II Bream is recovering nicely
after n serious illness at Hotel -Dieu. =
recently at Hotel Dieu, is doing well
" H. Palmer is recovering nicelyET
after a serious operation at Hotel
Dieu.
E F Uplaad, who was operated on
at Hotel Dieu recently, is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. J. II Morgan. who was operated
on at. Providence hospital, is doing
nicely.
Mrs. E. F. Elliott who was operated
on at Hotel Dieus is reported recovering
nicely.
lack Breeding, who has ben quite III
at Providence hospital, is gradually i'm
proving.
ated-on at Hotel Dieu, is reported do
ing we'll
Miss u. Swat, who was operated en-
at Hotel Dieu recently, is reported do
ing very nicely.
Mrs. F. Steffeon. who has been I'll at
HOte. Dieu, has recovered sufficiently
70 return 20 her home.
Miss Carrie Seldom, who was OPP
Grated on at Rolston hispital, is re-
ported doing very nicely.
Mrs. K A Hankerman, who has been
i'll at Hotel Dieu, has recovered suffi-
GENTLY to return to her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
Weddings.

An exceptionally pretty wedding was
solemniZed at 4 o'clock Wednesday af-
teTnOon at the ranch home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Finley. near Valentine, ! eN-.
when their Daughter. Miss Florence and
T. " Powell. a ranchman. near Fl
Paso, were united in marriage by Rev.
". 3 Bloys, OF Fort Davis.
The bride was attended by her cou-
sin, Miss Jessie Jones. as maid Of
honor who wore a beautiful gown Of
Organdie and lace. Her sister, Mrs. Nat
Gunter, as ulatron Of honor. wss beau
tifully goWned in a dress Of white net
and satin and her cousin, Miss Claudie
zones. as brides maid. wore a hand
some gown OF white crepe de chine
The bride was exquisitely goWaed in
ivory crepe meteor and her veil Of
Brussels net in cap effect was trimmed
in pearls. The bride and her attend
ants carried arm bouquets Of white
carnations. The brides favors to her
attendants were perfume bottles in
ivory holders. The groom was attended
by Otis Means as best man and Prince
Love- the groom's cousin, was grooms-
man Miss Matte WilkersOu sang At
Dawning." followed by MendelssOhn's
Wedding March She was gOwned in
pink embroidered organdie and Irish
crochet The wedding was preceded by
a dinner and reception. which was en-
joyed by all the $50 guests. The bride
had her many beautiful gifts on dis
play in the dining room. Mr.. and Mrs
Powell left Immediately for their ranch
home near FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
Out OF Town Visitors.

Judge Walter Grant. Of Boston. is Wis
iting in FL Paso for few days.
Miss Hope Brownlee has returned 10
her home in Bonham. Texas, after Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Harry Gray, for
the past few weeks.
Miss Charlotte Van Doren OF Wash
ington. D. c, is visiting Miss Grace
Logan for a few days en- route TO
California to the exposition
J. A Strayer. Of Mason City, Ia, ar
rived Sunday TO attend the wedding Of
his granddaughter. Miss Pearl Mae
Strayer to Stephen Hamburger, which
will occur tonight
Jack Edwards of Los Angeles. Calir.,
left Saturday for New York City. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bert HuddlestOn,
at their home on Corto street
Mr.. and Mrs L NJ. DooIey, Of Big
Spring, Texas. arrived in FL Paso sun
day TO meet their daughter. Miss Luz
Gle Dooley, who came from California.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Parvin Witte has returned to Fl Paso,
after a tour OF the western coast
G. H Bussing has returned to Fl
Paso, after visiting Atlantic city and
New Orleans.
J. F. Primm returned Saturday after
noon from The east, where he has been
for the past three weeks
John c. Hayes, who has been attend
ing the exposition at san Francisco
the past six weeks, has returned to the
City
Mrs. C. T. Crews. who has been Wis
iting in Wichita, Kansas, for a month
has returned to her home, 109 Arizona
street
Bradford Hardie, IT., son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Bradford Hardie. who has been
attending school at Columbia Jniver-
sity the past year, has returned TO
FL Paso-
Mrs A W. Bittick and son, Pressly
Bittick. and Miss Edna Robertson. re-
turned Saturday from California, where
they have been attending the eXposI-
lions for the last few weeks.
Have you seen the English soldier
man in the window of the FL Paso BOOB
Co. Mills Bldg? It's Handy."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
Ell asoans Awdu.

!. Sniner lett saturday IOr Cal1Or-
mia to attend the exposition
Miss Anna Shelton left Sunday ror
California, to spend the summer.
J. f. Paddock and A L Cox left
today for MADEIRA, Mex, on a short bus
mess trip.
California, TO attend the exposition al
Mrs. c. E. Heffler and children LETT
Sunday for CloudcrOft to spend the
summer months
Mrs. r. L Daniels left Sunday aft
ernoon for California, where she will
spend the summer
Miss Mildred Whitfield left today
for east Texas to spend her vacation
Mrs. ii. u. Ponsford and family viii
leave this week for CloudcrofL where
they Will open a cottage for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mrs. I. A. Mayhem VIII leave Thurs
day for New Hampshire and Vermont,
where she viii spend the summer Wis
iting relatives and friends
Mrs. J. VI. Frank and daughters. Mrs.
CLYDE Tighe and Mrs Percy McGhee.
left Saturday for California, where
they viii spend the summer.
Mrs A Pozel accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Anna POzel and sons,
Nathan Pozel and Teddy Pozel. lett
recently for California, where they Will
spend the summer
Mrs J. II WaddeIl and children will
leave Tuesday morning for Los Angeles
and San Francisco. They viii be Joined
in August by Mr.. Waddell and will
return by way Of Portland and Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Levenson and chill
dren and their sister. Miss Anna
Levenson. viii leave Thursday for
Ocean Park, Calf, TO spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Lewis Goodman and children
will leave Wednesday for Long Beach,
Calf Mr.. Goodman viii Join them
later and they viii visit the exposition.
Mrs. J. B. Rogers will entertain the
Wednesday Bridge club at the home of
her mother. Mrs. ". E Trusdell. at
Ga Prospect avenue Wednesday after
neon.
DR.. and Mrs. George E. Cameron will
leave Wednesday afternoon for Keo-
kuk, Ia, where they will visit at DR..
Cameron's old home. Later in the sum
mer. they will go to Colorado for a
visit. returning TO FL Paso in the fall
Mrs. L J. Locke. Miss Mable O'Con-
nor Miss Milda Connolly and Miss Con-
stance Pateman left Sunday night Tor
California. by way OF the Grand Can
yOn- Mrs Locke, Miss Connolly and
Miss Conner viii attend the annual
convention Of the Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority, which Will be held at Hotel
Virginia at Long Beach
Mrs. Walter Earhart left Sunday for
her home in New York city, after a
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E o. LOchausen- She was ac-
ccmpanied by her mother and Miss
Pearl Harren They will visit in San
Antonio and Houston before sailing
on the Creole" which leaves New Or
leans July 3. Mrs Lochausen and Miss
Harrel viii spend a month in the east
and viii return by way Of Niagara
and Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28

HlSS ELEANOR EUBANk and Bal
MI lard Coldweu were married Sat
= Il urday night at Z o'clock at the
church OF St. Clement by Rev Henry
Easter. The church was decorated
with quantities Of ported plants and
ferns. Preceding the entrance Of the
bridal party, Kenneth 1IcCallum played
Zeckwer's ''Une Page D'Amour" and
Nevin's Venetian Love Song" and Miss
Julia CoIdweu, sister OF the groom. sang
All For You" by Guy D'Hardelot- At
the opening strains OF the Lohengrin
wedding march. the bridal party en-
tered. The maid Of honor, Miss Nay
belle Bryan, entered first. The bride
entered on the arm OF her father, VINO
gave her in marriage, and was met at
the chancel steps by the groom and ms
best man, Colbert ColdwelL The brloa1
party left the church to the strains OF
Mendelssohn's wedding march
The bride wore travelling SUIT o.
navy blue taffeta and carried a bouquet
of American beauties. She wore poke
hat made Of gold lace and trimmed IN
old rose ribbon and tiny rosebuds- MISS
Bryan wore a gown OF white Folls WLen
a blue satin bolero. and carried Dou-
Quet OF Shasta daisies. Her hat was
made of lace and trimmed with PINK
and blue rosebuds with blue VeIVel
streamers-
The bride and groom left Immediately
after the ceremony for California
where they will spend their honey
moon. On their return, they VIII be
at home 10 their friends at so1 VIZ
ginia street
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.: and
Mrs. J. ". Eubank and has lived IN Fl
Paso all her life The groom is the
son of Judge ". n Coldwen and IS
promising young attorney Of this city
having recently been appointed judge
Of the 65th district court in FL Paso.
Miss Ruth Allen and Arthur MT
field will be married tonight at the
Austin Park Christian church oy TIE
brides father, Rev J H Allen. me
only attendant will be the ring bearer.
little Miss Helen Dale. Mrs. /. o
Chambers viii play the Weddlns
marches. accompanied by Robert rage
Nevers on the violin Miss Anna Mae
Allen will sing. Immediately AFTER lhS
ceremony. the bride and groom VIII
leave for Nogales, Ariz-, where they
viii make their future home.
x
Miss Pearl Mae Strayer and stephen
Hambaugh will be married tonight az
the home Of the brides parents, NJ
and Mrs A J. Strayer, on Terrace
street. by Rev c. Wesley WeodelL
Miss Irene Robertson Will attend the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
Parties.

A very delightful surprise slumber
party was given for Miss Willie Fer
guson Saturday night by his sister,
Miss Fleeta Mae Ferguson, at her home,
on North Stanton street. The evening
was spent with games, dancing and
music, after which a midnight buffet
luncheon was served The guests were
Misses Willie Ferguson, Edna Richard
son, Alice Cook, Helen Sampson, Erin
Middleton. Grace Cook. Violet Hileman.
Helen Ferguson and Mrs. Cailie Fergu-
son.
stephen John Glumaz, jr., entertained
number Of his friends recently with
a party at his home on Tularosa street
in honor Of his eighth birthday ami
versary. Red, white and blue sweet
peas decorated the rooms attractively
and the same color scheme " 5 repeat
ed IN the refreshments, Games were en-
jOyed by the little folks and later in the
afternoon a peanut hunt was enjoyed
in the yard. The guests were Mary Nir-
glnia Seaman. Elizabeth Rogers. Elena
LuJan, Marietta LuJan, Carlita Lulan,
Guadalupe Lujan, Park Pitman. Herman
Anureas, Harry Pruett Philip crockett
Paul Francis and Elaiu Glumaz.
Miss Ruth Allen, who is to be mar
ried tonight to Arthur Whitfield at the
Austin Park Christian church, was the
guest OF honor at shower given sat
urday night by Mrs. /. A Fruit ana
Miss Ruth Broyles at the home Of AIRS.
Fruit on Nevada street Pink ana
lavender sweet peas ueEOEdLeQ Inc
rooms prettily. In the guessing con-
tests. which were played, Mrs. II. L.
BoTles won the first prize and the
consolation prize went to Miss Andra
Mae Dale. An ice course was served
during the evening. The guests were
Misses Margaret Gunton. Audra Mae
Dale, Lucille Rice, Altha Fruit, Ruth
Broyles and Mrs. H Z. Bowles.
Miss Mary Powers entertained with
a birthday party Sunday afternoon at
the home OF DR.. and Mrs Frederick
r. Koch on Boulevard in honor Of
Frank ". Koch. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with pink glad
iolas and ferns. Miss Powers, assisted
by Mrs. Frederick Koch and Mrs. c. Z.
Allen, served a luncheon to the guests
Those present were Dr. and Mrs. +. r
Koch, Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Koch, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Powers, Mrs. c. E Allen.
Misses Mary Youngberg, May Kennedy
Of Big Springs, Texas. Marie Wiley,
Messrs- Russell Koch, Lester Hazard.
Ed Bartoneni. Z. A Paradas, George
Winbuine, Leon Wills and 81 Simmons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
MUNICIPAL BAND
CONCERT TUESDAY

The Municipal band VAL give its com
plimentary concert in Cleveland square
tuesday evening. The band is COM
posed OF members OF the musicians
union and the members have agreed
TO donate their services for the concert
IN order to show FL Paso that IL has a
local band which can give creditable
concerts, ]. G. Miller. president OF the
musicians union. declares.
The program which will be given by
the band Is as follows:
March, The Promoter &C. z. Holmes).
Waltzes. "Cecile" IF. W. Nickel,
Overture, Light Cavalry q. Suppe).
Rag, Operate Rag" (J.Lenzberg).
Selection, "Humoresque" (Dvorak).
American fantasia. Tone Pictures OF
the North and South" CTheo Bendix).
March, The Minstrel King &C c.
Eu~aa1avN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
SIXTH INFANTRY TO GIVE
NIGHTLY CONCERTS AT CAMP

Nightly band concerts will be given
by the 9Th infantry band at Camp Cot
ton this week. The infantry band has
arranged a series OF programs for each
evening OF the week.
To reach the camp. take a second
ward car and get off at Park street, or
drive down Stanton street to Seventh
street and out Seventh to the camp.
The concert this evening. which will
be directed by baudmaster Max Muller,
is as follows;
March. "Northumbria" q. Z. Miller).
Overture. Poet and Peasant" (Suppe).
Waltz, Jolly Fellows (R- Ball
stedD.
Selection. II Trovatore" C. verde).
Descriptive fdyl. The Mill in the
Forest" fEislenberg)-
One Step, I'm on Ny Way TO Dublin
Bay" CMurphy).
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
MASCOT co. THANKS
Ell PASO FOR ENTERTAINMENT

p n McCauley. president Of the Mascot
Copper Co. has written 10 Burt Orndorff
president OF the chamber OF commerce.
thanking the chamber OF commerce for the
courtesles shown in its entertainment OF
the eastern stockholders who passed through
here on their way TO the Mascot celebr,t-
ton.
Mr. McCauley asks that AIr. OrnGorff eve
press his appreciation TO each Of the commit.
tee participating in the entertainments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
Wonen's Organizations.

The women's auxiliary OF the Cal
vary-HOustOn Square Baptist church
viii. meet Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The subject to be discussed
viii be the Samaritan" by Mrs c. H
Riddle. The Mountain Schools" viii
be discussed by Mrs. J. F. Williams.
Buckners orphans home viii be dis
cussed by Mrs. c. c. Chapman. Mrs
W. H Burton will sing and Miss Alice
Van Eaton viii give a piano solo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-28
HENRY WALKER uNDERGOES
OPER ALTON AT MINER NE

Henry NJ Walker. who is at Mineral
Wells. Tex, for the benefit OF ms
health. was operated upon recently and
his hip, which has been causing him
so much trouble, Is improving rapidly
lie writes that the water is fine and
that, as Mineral Wells is q prohibition
town, the mineral water is all that can
be had there to drink He saws eggs
are Se cents dozen and frying chick
ems 80 cents each.