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Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
FIRE FOR THIRTEEN
 YEARS RACES IN THE
 UNITED VERDE MINES
Part of Workings of Famous Property, Practically, Closed on Account of Fire Which Re- fuses to Burn Out.

There is a portion of the United Verde mine at Jermoe, Ariz., that has been on fire for the past thirteen years and has dehed all efforts to put it out. That portion of the mine is bulkheaded off, and the rest of the property is working along as though no fire existed. The fire is visible from the surface by the smoke es- caping through the seams and open ings.
 What is actually happening is that the sulphur is burning off from the copper ore and the chemical reaction that takes place produces heat to such an extent that all efforts to put it out have been failures The copper that is left in this portion of the mine actually enriched by the loss of the sulphur
 A few years ago it was desired to get some of this high grade copper and a system of mining the burning ore was devised and is being success fully carried out By means of bulk heads, fire doors, curtains, etc., the l fire zone is separated and the air is pumped in under pressure. This not | only serves to ventilate the drifts, but drives the fumes of the sulphurous gases back into the ground, and the
 air next to the fire is not at all un- comfortable True, it is hot, and the rock that is being worked is so hot that many times it cannot be handled l by the bare hands. But the men work in these places very satisfact- orily, and the ore is eing extracted at a urofit
 The United Verde is a property with one ore body, bought in the sos 1 for s3O.0OO, and it is rumored that | S100O00, ,00O was recently refused for the property. The ore body is mas sive, about 700 feet long by 200O feet wide, with the depth yet to be deter ] mined. The company owns the model . town of Clarkdale and a model smelt CT. The property has paid in divi dends over S37,00O,OO0, the greater part going to one man, the principal stockholder, EX-Senator w. A. Clark
 The fact that the mine has many | years more to operate is evinced by the recent expenditures of the com
 pany at Clarkdale, costing about $6, 100000 doubling the capacity of theii former plant. Although all Arizona
 has a good reputation for it's treat
 ment of labor. this property has 2
 particularly enviable owner and it i'
 believed that this fact has been large Fly responsible for its success.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

Tuesday, November 23. is the men. bership rally day of the r. w. C. A.. and all women and girls are cordially invited
 The hours are from 2:3O-7:3O D.. m and at those hours there will be a program at the Presbyterian church as follows:
 Devotional seryice-Mrs. Harshman.
 Solo Mrs Rutfner
 Address Work Of the Y. ". C. A on the Pacific Coast" Mrs Thomp- son.
 Address Cafeteria and Its Work Miss Thompson.
 Duet -Mesdames Rhodes and Rob erts
 Address Membership-Miss Carlo "a Mover Following the service at tho church will be a reception at the new home and the welcoming of the new mem ! |hers Tea, sandwiches cake and cof- fee win be served and a musical pro gram will be rendered
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

The High School students entertain ed the faculty and friends with a most enjoyable moonlight hike and lunch con.
 The following program will be rem dered at the r. w. c. A. Home this afternoon at 3:O0 o'clock
 Processional From old Home to New. Hymn of the Lights, Choir of Girls. Words of Thanksgiving. Mr1 .C. s. Thompson Greeting from the '. M. C. A., Mir. A. B Richardson Prayer. Dr. Harshman Reading of messages Of congratulation Purposes of Young Womens Christian Associa- ton Miss Carlotta Mover. Address, Rev J. F. Fry. Prayer of dedication, Rev H s. Brewster Response, Choir Benediction pr Ruth. The public is cordially invited to attend the Didica- ton of the Grace Dodge Memorial Home.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

HIGGINS HILL 4room house ......................st7 .st75o OPERA DRIVE Broom house ....................,... .S9OO WACO ROAD 4roon1 house completely furnished S750 JOHNSON ADDITION
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
Reliable Laxative Relieved This Baby
Child Was Badly Constipated Until Mother Tried Simple
 Remedy

In spite of every care and attention to diet, children are very apt Go be- come consdpated. a condition rcspon- sible for many ills in after life unless promptly relieved.
 Mrs. C. w. Wilson, of shelbyyille. Tenn. had trouble with her baby boy Woodrow, until she heard of Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin. She writes, "l can safely say Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is the best remedy of it's kind on earth lt acts SO gently and yet SO surely. Little Woodrow was very badly constipated and we could find nothing that gave relief until we tried your Syrup Pepsin. which gave imme- diate relief
 Dr. CaldwelIs syrup Pepsin is a compound of simple laxative herbs free from opiates or narcotic drugs mild in action, positive in effect and pleasant 10 the taste IJ nas been prescribed by Dr Caldwell for more than quarter of a century and car
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

MT. and Mrs. Hirst and daughter. and Mr. and Mrs Schenk were visitors in Douglas on Tuesday evening motor ing over for a few hours
 James Taylor left last week for Phoenix by motor ostensibly to visit the fair. but in reality to bring home his bride a prominent young lady and a student of the Normal at Tempe The young couple will return Co Bis bee in a few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

The Spanish musicale at the Pres byterian church was very pleasing, and the music beautiful The follow ing progra mUss given:
 Duet, Mandolin club, Messrs Miner Chase Beyers and Butler
 Selection. Violin, Mrs BerlIndis Selection, cornet, Mr. Veal
 Solo, Mrs Roberts
 Solo Miss Sawyer
 Selection, Mandolin club
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

Mrs. Daniel J. Twomey was hostess at most delightful luncheon on Fri day November 19, at 1 ?. m., served at her home in Warren. After enjoy ing the delicious menu, the guests were entertained with bridge and dain ty refreshments were served, pretty prizes being awarded for the highest scores. The guests were Mesdames Kingston, Knowles Hargis, Gray Clement and Miss Fitzsibbon.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

business. Most of them have no other means of doing business. The corpor- ars guard Of the contingent fortunate enough to be housed escort a client into 6 by 10 foot kennel of an o;ce with the same pride of proprietorship as though it were a mahogany and plate glass suite.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

now be had for fifty cents a bottle in any wel-stocked drug store. A
 trial bottle of Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepan can be obtained, free of charge, by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell 454 Washington st., Monticello, Illinois.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

Night before last chronicled the first holdup in the camp. The cook and the waiter on the "dog watch' in the Oasis Cafe were the victims. The robbers got one hundred and eighty dollars and siN-bits Then they went away from there. Nobody knows where.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

(Addttional).

The services al the Preaby byterian church, tonight, will be largely mus Hcal entertainment, and a progra con .isting of a number of vocal and Instrumental selections will be rem dered.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
REPORT MoNAsTiR FALLEN.

ROME, Nov 2O.-Reports that Mon. asJir has fallen persust in circles here close to Balkan affairs but off cial confirmation is lacking.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

The ladies Of the St. Johns Guild have been very busy for the last two months making dainty and pretty ar ticles suitable for their Xmas sale, Dec G
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

On Monday evening. Nov 1gth, at the Y. W. C. A. the Twentieth Cen ury club will be at~home to their husbands and a few invited guests There will a be musical program and dainty refreshments will be served
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20

z S1S< SNN4H9Su
new york; CESS my pal gorgie is
about as smart guy as they is only
his teecher don't think so but he is
ORIGINAL cuss anybody has got to
admit even the teecher what bawled
him out good and proper the other
day
gorgie told me about it last mite
when my pop and me went up to his
house that is in the BRONX for visit
the teecher was asking gorgies
class sum queshuns and when it got
to be gorgies turn to get showed up
she asks him how many days are
there in 1 yere g.
there are days in yere, replys
gorgie
and the class all hawhawed to beat
the band and the teecher said your.
rong agin
but gorgie said know am rite
& can prove it
alrite, answered back the teecher,
goahead and prove it
there is Sundy, mundy, tusdy,
wensdy, thursdy, fridy and Saterty,
says gorgie & that makes days
odnt it
the teecher dident have no other
comeback only she let gorgie stay
in after skool anr rite on the paper
about 100000 times that times 81
plus equals we're
but will eat my hat if anybody
or that teecher knows any other days
in the yere than what gorgie named.
He (aside after the proposaI-At
last I've won her.
She (a-a-t-p)-At last I've hooked
the poor prune.-Penn State Froth.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-20
cONTRITE

: Moved by an impulse he could not
resist, he suddenly kissed her.
"Oh, HERBERT she exclaimed,
'tthat's not right.
I'm sorry, Helen" replied Her
bert, humbly; 81 did the best l knew
how. Won't you show me the proper
way?"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
S5uT11T11a ary
 OF THE w ar News

t E |
 A German torpedo boat destroy- CT was sunk by a British submar- inc today in the passage connect ing the Baltic and the North Seas, known as the Sound Co., pen hagen despatch states.
 A German cruiser and another destroyer in the vicinity hastily steamed away soEthward. the de- spatch adds
 British submarines recently have been active in the Baltic near the scene of the incident of today several German steamers having been sunk by them. Formal ansouncement was made today that Serbia. had declared war on tBuIgaria
 The first war statement issued by the Bulgarian general staff, dated Thursday night, accuses the Serbians of initiating the 'offens i've. It declares the latter on Tuesday made surprise attempt to obtain possession of strategic points in Bulgaria commanding the route to Sofa but were de- feated and driven back.
 A press despatch from Nish to Paris declares the Teutonic forces have not progressed more than four miles south of the Dan ube at any point. while the Bull garians are being held along the border.
 Greece is being financed by the entente allies to an extent. suff1cient to allow her to keep her army mobilized, according to an Athens despatch to Milan The sum Of $6.o00,00O already has been advanced, it is declared.
 In the Dardanelles the Turks claim to have inflicted heavy losses on the allies near Anafarta by the use of bombs and to have had a similar success near Sed- duI Bahr in hand grenade at tacks. Allied torpedo boats have been driven from the mar rows by the fire of Turkish bat teries.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Tashua and Long Hill

l Howard c. seeley and J. Arthur Swezey of TashuaA are the latest vic tin1s of the chicken pox.
 MT. and Mrs. James sLe Barr of Long fIiu are the happy grandparents of a Slaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. l Adabie of Bridgeport.
 The local schools were closed Monday afternoon. The teachers and Super visor D. Albert Green attended the teachers meeting held at White Plains school
 Miss Mabel A. seeley of Derby was a Columbus Day guest of her parents. MT and Mrs. Charles B. Seeley.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Beers and MT and Mrs. Williams of New Jersey have been recent guests of the Misses Helena and Sarah Beers.
 Miss Eva M. Swezey was a recent guest of her grapdmother. Mrs. Charles Swezey, of Long HILL.
 Malcolm Peterson 0f Bridgeport is visiting at the home &of MT. and Mrs. Samuel G. seeley of Tashua
 Mrs. Matilda Gregory's place was sold last week to simon Lake of Mil. ford. < Miss. Leila Gregory of Bridgeport entertained her Sunday school and music pupils Saturday afternoon at the home. of her grandmother,A ,A Mrs. Matildas Gregory of 9Tashua- Present
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Official
 VIEWS OF World s War
BULGARIAN

Sofia, Oct. 15-The Bulgarian off1- cial staff issued tonight it's first off, cfal statement relative to the n1i1i- tary operations The communication follows.
 sFhursday -hight the Serbians at tempted 1*stIF z3ris sEttastix-.at several points neaF Fre4n, Basilosvrad and Kustendfi with the object of taking possession OF Bulgarian strategic points commanding the road to Sofia. The attempt was frustrated by Bull garian troops posted near the threat ened points. Later our troops sue ceeded in driving back the Serbians. The fighting confinues.2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
TURKIsH

ConstantinopIe, Oct. 15.4The off ciaI statement today of the Turkish war office was as follows;
 Near Anafarta we inflicted heavy losses on the enemy by the use of bombs Our fire damaged an enemy aeropIane which fell east of Tuzla- geeI and finally was destroyed by our artillery.
 .,Our artillery destroyed an enemy machine gun position near Ari Bur nu
 Our observation posts near Seddul Bey inflicted heavy losses on the ene- rnyss on the right wing after a sur prise attack with hand grenadess Tues day night. A mine exploded before his left wing destroyed a considerable part of the ererny's trenches. ''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
ALLY TO CONDUCT REPAIR OF ROADS IN
 TOWN OF STRATFORD.
1snacia1 to The F,arnner.

sEta4ford oct 15.HAt special 3aee<zng of the board Of selectmen he1d last evening at the town hall. 5 annea Lany was appointed foreman Tor the construction and repairing of roads in the lower disrfct{ Fred Net Eiston was given the middle district and John Jz Williams the upper dis fSict- Am appropria ton of S5.000
 as made by the board of hnanca for rA5afring and making roads and lt1is amount will be equally divided be- tween the three se1ectinen A spe- czaa appropriation of 5000 for re- pairs to roads throu ghol1t the whole tpw.n win be expended by the select 1nSn as follows $1.15 50 for Williams q 50 for Nett1eton and $700 for I.aI-
 Giving to the indictment weather zSsk eysM1ng xne annual 1asx conduct Ey tsae Dnx1ala1onexS of sk James 5sa which has been fn progress for 4ss 1zla uFe& will be c0n1inu Cd until Ess<la1. Qe44 1f-
 1frz- sazah Smith. Of Main street. rs5s8 has been president Of the Wo- 1azzzs 5ope1z1 11fsslonax sockety of tzae zf@9spM1& ehzxreaa for a gs1rnber 0@ 4eAB EAN TNae3ee4en presadent at 11as Na@6tan@ held this afternoon at taas hSnae 0f Mrs E1aiott Peck on r6oaS @yeazzs. ,E4Fs, Ernest e.
 
 6xs Esatz6S4 Pessx, tzesazaxzex and Miss cAzFEs RSes<, ssexszAry. The annual os tzae see1etJ vas read and ssz 1isssA taaf fzas szgaaizat5en vas in B zasAg 66adislon.
 Hsssa1 EeETfee5 yFill Ss ASdd to- Hs5g at taa4 Eagatieza1 efla<ch w<s pEea@tas ssz the pastor, Rev, E. E. aNskasEds Strangers in town will
 F. is aszasstA,5 S5aax f55kxe xviii f,e q large akteadanes from the church at kha HasetzagE oz tha SSaszsaaz council la NssI kzaTsH, 0cs55ez % to a7. n<syeFS Sf the coHaciI t9 the mum beE s599 Eiik be present from all Pa5 9e the c94aa4ry- All the mis- siS toe+et1es will hold their meet lHs yFfth the eoHnc1i. A iaymeRs astet will be held on lturday zzs& with aldd<esses by prominent sz aad FaaassEae19EeEs. Tine day ses ezls are held ia tsaa Geazes church apA tsae eEeniH5 sessseas lH WeoIsey hal Manv FRdsszoaarieS jaeg from Fes and China will speaE ats the TO a#+ Sf tAe AnaeEicaa board Tn tae 26th, and FedHesday nj tfaa e7ta. They witnessed the akr es asuonS tha ArEnenians wa tsaeS~s wosk has bssa.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
STREAMS HOLD HEIGHTS
 NEAR CITY OF BEEGRAD DE


 London. Oct. 5A despatch to the sTfrleR from Athens says the Serbians Sl1lI hold the heights around Belgrade at distance of one and one-quarter miles from the right.
 The Serbian refugees arc biginning to arrive ct Salonilf and the despatch adds railway comnnunic4tions have been cut near the Bulgaria an iron tier.
 Paris. Oct T5Tne Germans are attacking in great force near Passa- zoyvitzasa which commands the Adorava Valley. according to a Nish despatch He the Matin. The Serbs are resisting ktput1y and 1t is asserted that tne1 in | Tasiqns have not advanced m ore than four miles south of the river at any int on the Danube front The Bull gafiaas have been he1dAin the Tinok valley where a new action is in pro gTexs along the entire front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

were Misses Mildred Thomas Mildred Rose. Mary Staples, Lou MeCarty. grneirna Knox, Mildred Hali Iorrie Meyer, Elizabeth Meyer. Edna Alles, Ethel Merwin, CIarice Topples. Ber- nice Counfn gh am, Hazel Cunningham, May Tu---.- and Elizabeth Flynn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
NEARLY 25O READY
 TO GET MEMBERS
 FOR THE Y. M. C., A.

With PAT workers of the 366 already signed. who have agreed to make an effort to get at least one new member each day of the Y. M. G. A. member ship campaign for 1000 days. starting
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

Jockey Carl Gang. of LouisyiIIe, ky, injured when thrown from his. mount at the Latonia track, died of his in- jur1es.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15
Vs fsEY Bzz EGATE ITO G0NFE9sENGE ON
 WHITE PLAGUE EVIL

Thrpugh an error it was stated in TaN Farmer laat night that Secretary Thexnas Ha1len, instead of President Vi1zeent s. whitney is to be the dele gaes Of the ErnpIoyes Tuberculosis Relzef association at the New England con9sfence at sprIngdeIdd, Oct 22 and zs
 esoc5ation holds meetings the. seorlld Wednesday of every month at fha beard Qf trade rooms at o'clock p. and fne governing board will be gIa& to meet represeitatives of ern- plo#es nterested in the welfare of Wo sra afflicted with tuberculosis.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

next Tuesday night at banquet given to all the workers in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium, the event will without any will have charge of the entire caIn-l paign.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

ae1esataep pf reasdents of New Jersez headed bE Congress1an Scnl- 1x' will see Rreside4t Wilson today and nrge him fQ make his summer haEs ilfj i .neezt wear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

Aurelio Lastres. Peruvian Minister of Finance. resigned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-15

The Kansas National Forest. con aistfng of 18s,ooo acres. has been abol- ished and will be open to entry on November l..
 An advance of $2 al ton in the price of light steel rails was made by the Carnegie and other Pittsburgh steel companies.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-27
MRS MEINERTS BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. Henry Meinert's last birth
day, Aug. 18th, was remembered by
her daughter, Miss Frances Stahl,
with fruit cake made by her own
dainty hands. She also received a
real Marseilles quilt, silver knives
and tablespoons and many other lit
tie gifts. Mrs. Meinert is Mariet-
ta's florist and is associated in our
minds with the queen of flowers.
She is one of the most admired and
popular ladies in town, too practical
and useful to be posed as a rose,
but every one knows how constantly
the
Fine fragrance of her gentle deeds,
.Betrays her presence mid earth S
common weeds.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-27

Mrs. c. Luke Smith, of Atlanta,
Ga, first cousin of President Will
son, and Miss Sara Bardin, daughter
OF the late Judge Bardin, of Florida,
arrived in camp Tuesday evening to
visit Mrs. Rhea McGinty.- Goldfield
Tribune. Mrs. McGinty recently
moved from Cobb County to Nevada.
She viii accompany her friend, Mrs.
Smith, to the expositions in Califor-
MIA,
An old subscriber to a paper in
TeXarkana, Ark, writes the following
to the paper: what kind of dern
news do you print anyhow? One day
| notice the Governor of Georgia is
hung in Effigy The next day, seen
he was still alive. Will you Just
please tell me where Effigy is at /
lived in Georgia for twenty years and
| never heard of no such town and |
don't believe there is any. If you
can't print the truth, please stop my
paper"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-27
MISS C0GBURN ENTERTAINS.

Miss Elizabeth Cogburn entertain
ed on Tuesday afternoon with a
porch party at her beautiful coun-
try home on Cherokee road, in honor
of Mrs. Peacock, of Harrison, Ca,
and Mrs. Stewart, of Scooba, Miss.
The porch was beautifully decorat-
ed with ferns and pot plants. The
punch table was set in one corner
where the bowl was embedded in
grapes and flowers. Serving were
Misses Velma Dunn and Agnes Cog
burn. During the afternoon an ad-
vertising contest was carried out,
Mrs. Henry Moore winning first prize
and Mrs. Will Latimer, the BOBBY.
The color scheme of pink and white
was carried out in the dainty re-
freshments served. About thirty
five were invited to meet the guest
of honor.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-27
THE LITTLE SCHOOL ON THE
CORNER" 600 ROSWELL ST.


Miss Olive E. Faw, Principal; Miss
Louise Parke, A. B. Randolph Macon
Woman's College, Va, First Assis-
tant; Miss Ruth Espy, B. M. Brenau
College - Conservatory. (1911)
Teacher Of Piano, Theory, Harmony
and History of Music. g years sue
cessful experiences as teacher.)
Small class, individual attention,
thorough work. We make study in
teresting. We include high princi.
Pies and gentle manners. We pre-
pare for college, for business, and for
life. We can help your child Call
at "The Little Red School House"
or phone 106-J. 4t.aug.27.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-27
HELEN FAW'S HUUSE-PARTY.

Miss Helen Faw had a house-party
last week including Misses Elizabeth
Smith and Marion and Eunice Pat
ton, of Acworth Rain prevented all
the plans for outdoor pleasures but
the girls played games indoors, went
to the Gem and took pleasant walks
when the rain stopped. On Saturday
they enjoyed melon-cutting. In
spite of the weather it was charm
ing week to all the girls.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1915-08-27
Social ano Dersonal

Hoy and Cecil Reinhardt. of At
lanta, are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Reinhardt.
Mrs. G, L. Johnson and little
daughter, Dorothy, spent week
with Mrs. Bob Moon at Hiram.
Mr.. Hugh Channell has returned
to Franklin, Tenn, after spending a
week with Mrs. A. NJ. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Hardage will
move back to their farm and build
new residence early in the fall.
Our talented friend, Miss L. A. Nor
rell, has just had a short contribu-
ton accepted by Harper's Magazine.
Mrs. G. M. Leard and sons, Alvin
and Clayton, have returned from
visits to Canon and Tallulah Falls.
Mr.. Anderson Reid, of Marietta
was in town last week looking after
his houses here.-Alpharetta Free
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Garrison have
their mother, Mrs Marvin, of Jack
sonville, Fla, with them for the
summer.
For meat phone 14O.
Mrs. Paul Aiken, of Gainesville,
with her little daughter, Katherine,
spent Monday with Mrs. Ralph
Northcutt.
Mrs. B. L. McMullen, of Clearwat-
er, Fla, and Miss Hester McMullen,
of Largo, Fla, are visiting Mrs.
Eloise Easterlin.
Mrs Lily Collier Beall has returned
to her summer place on Whitlock
Avenue after a brief visit to her
home in Atlanta.
Dry Cells at Dobbs
Mrs. T. M. N. George is visiting in
Virginia and will go later to Cool
eemee" N. c., to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Peter Hairston.
Mrs. Jennie Burt's Sunday visit
ors were Mr.. and Mrs. Cathcart,
Mrs. J. NJ. Hill, of Atlanta, and Mrs.
Will Russom, of Dallas.
You can save money by buying
your bows clothing at T, I, Wallace
Clothing Co.
Miss Lois Gardner, who has been
the guest of Miss Emmeline Young,
returned Monday to Marietta.-Ce-
dartown Standard.
I have just received from New
York a job lot of ladies spring suits,
values $1,000 going for 1928. The
German Store. L. Saul, Prop.
Miss Rebecca Wyatt gave a prom
enade party Friday evening to )
couples of her young friends. Puncn
was served by Harriet Leake.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hawkins, of
Marietta were visitors to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess McLain during
the past week.-Cherokee Advance,
The Fall Term of Miss Faw's pri-
vate school will begin Monday, Aug
ust 3Oth, at a. m. at "The Little
Red School House." sol Roswell ST.