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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16
MEMPHIS.

At the home OF Mir. ana Mrs '. Z.
Wood. % miles north eft Memphis IN
CallingsWorth County on Christmas
day we're some very happy people.
Their children were all home once
again to spend the holidays Their
son CLYDE Wood of pauls Valley,
Okla. arrived few days before
Christmas he had been gone four
years without seeing any oi his neo
plo There was certainly great ~.
ioicIng when he arrived as hc WASH. Z
expected so soOn Those present
we're Mr. and Mr. 4 lleinor and
three children of \aylor Texas. Mt.
and Mrs Barton aud Two children ol
paloduro. Texas. Mr.. and Mrs WIZ
Cauady of lakoyicW Texas. Mr.
and Mrs Bowen SNOW of F'rris'
ToNas. Mr. clyde Wood Of Pauls
Valley. Okla. Mnstcr'a Barnett ana
RunvOn Woods twin brothers. the
onjy Two of their children remaining
ai nome nov This was indeed
pleasant gathering and They certain
Is did ample justice 20 th" nice
Christmas dinner placed before
them
a. ieN days later words seemed
sadness for they were saying good
hyc 20 their children and grand
children not knowing whom they
would an be- together again
q.
Tho CITY Council rendered an m
formal reception and soodtellowship
meeting 10 the Memphis voluntary
lire department Tuesday night "
was i'm every way success and pro-
ductivo OF much good. 4 most ump-
tious supper wa served which Tor
arrangement and preparation was
upsurpassod The menu was such
as tn have lasting impression mn
on the memories of AN who partici.
patcd and vas equal IN any banquet
prepared under tho best French
cook. of our large cities Mrs.
pritchct Montgomery and her help
crs we're rendered rousing expires
sion OF thanks for their attention IN
this line. 4 number OF good tonsis
we're given which sounded q solid
note Of fellowship and Advancement
The counru with their gucsts then
repaired 10 the city Han where .
general discussion Of matters rela'-
inr To the welfare ana progress Of
Memphis was opened
o.
Misses Eula and Anna Bragg lcft
saturday Might Tor % visit with rela-
tsos ANA friends az Denton and
l,wisyillc. Texas.
Mrs. H. Bassott aud W & Mont
romory are in san Angelo looking
ftor business in court ut that place
Mrs Byron Gist returned 10 her
home no1r Littloiiold Tuesday
morning after % several weeks visit
With her parents. Mr. and Mrs 5 \
Bryant
Percy Wells came over from Wen
inuton Sat7,day and visited with
bis parents. Mr. and Mrs ! W Wells
returning Monday.
Mrs Dave Blukoman lof' Thurs
day morning for Electra. after
pleasant visit extending through the
holiday with her parents. Mr. aud
Mr. i. % Jenkins.
Chas Drake returned 10 Honton
Arb. after spending about ten days
ar home looking after hts husincss
uffHirs ITO viii probably hc zone
tor Two or three months.
Mrs vs. y. cherry visited with
friends ~ Hcdley sunday
J. 4 Nclutiro of Estrlliuo. vas
m Memphis Monday
Miss Willie Mac Richardson 70
turned Suudly nieht from au extend
cd visit at paduoah. Texas
r B1rvcl ~ EstOllino. was
looking after husluoee 100 Nomphv
saturday
IonHIp Ulmoud-on spcu' SUNDAY
800 clarendon visiting with friends
Ur . - Uolwo. OF shamrock. is
u Memphis visiting bis brother ,
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Federal aud National
Diplomat Henrietta Hoefh first
secretary Norway Lcgation Boz N"N.
i,o.
Assistant a.. S. Dist ATTY Mrs
Annette \. Adams. at san Francisco
Register of Land Bureau Mrs
urp W narein, 40 Denver, Colo
Chiof of Children's Bureau Miss
Julia e.. lathrop. at Washington
state.
Senator Mrs Helen Ring Robin
ON. Colorado
Senator Mrs Francis " Munds.
Arizona.
Representative Mrs Rachel u,r-
~ Arilou1.
Representative Miss Marian Tow
uc. Oregon
Cnmms.io ON Education DR.
Nargarct Schallcnbcrgcr California
Strike Mediator BETSY kiclsb"rr
Christianln Norway
County.
Treasurer Miss Gertrude Jordan
cherry County Nebraska
Auditor AIRS Carrie Trumoan
Pueblo. County California
clerk Mis- Bertha Mcdonnell
Jefferson County, New York
Stunt uf Education Mrs Ger
trudo Schviray NcrIotla County
Wisconsin
CITY.
Mayor Mn. clara & Nun nu
Wirruinu. Oregon
Trp 1r.r Miss Jeanette Fried
SON shelton. Wash
tOlpirollD Nil. BESSIE To tn
Wi, \JlIuIc city q j
Auditor Nr. Merle q CuJl'r
k.nag CITY, Euns
SCISSOR N ll1 s. RYAN, Wal
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than. Mass.
Councilman Mrs r r.. Herring.
TyrO. kanses
Chief Of Dept OF Corrections Or.
katherine Davis. New York city.
Supt of Public Building Miss
Vera Ryan. Waltham. Mass
Inspector ol Highways Mrs.
Edith ". Pierce. PHILADELPHIA.
Chief Marko Inspector Nr S1.
rah 4. Evans Portland. ore.
Supt of Education SIR. Elu
Flag IOung Chicago.
Deputy Probate ludr, Nr Nol-
lic Elder. Warren. Ohio.
Juvenile Court judge MR. r. G..
Runre. ST. Louis
Police Magistrate Mrs g. 49,
Mccullough. Evanston. 300
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Amarillo Society

Following are tde Philharmonic
questions Tor Nonday lanuar, l> Do.
England Music .u Great britain
Hostess Mrs Newly
:. IL Enpland regarded 90 mas.
cal nation
o Who compose Goa Save 'No
KING Explain hou % $40. ur.i
used by England aui then tto lHii.
ed states.
g Who was the creates composer
Of the early nineteenth century %
What opcrl did ho Vrilo'
4. Give names %. talented ENGLISH
musicians of the lmr nineteenth econ
fury.
: Name the great composer. ot
today
6 what is Co'oridro TNIors
best known large v0rb'
e. Tel something of EDWARD
Elr1r's composition
y. What Is the most u0pn'1r irish
dance? Point ont similarity between
Scotch and Irish ballad.
o Give names % romp0 n'. vho
have used Scotch molOii'.
10. Explain custom Zoo Na'''
known as pcnni.H0u Su.u
.r.
A special song rryI,o uul Ur .ir.
en- SUNDAY evening 90 Oh, Central
Presbyterian church. "Hru o.Dr
twenty-five voice. win prfiD wiD in
some OF the heaviest mu.. of tho
kind ever heard H tho CO., Every
one Is cordially invited 200 attend.
Roy. II. Thompson pastor ol 'ho
church, I- in New York civ Hud Che
service win take fHe place Oh. .hr 20.
gular evening sermon
go.
Tho T.. T.. o Society HIl meet
Tuesday afternoon ~ ih, lum. OF
Mrs j. n Bedford I4n" Taylor
street, with the follow Hr program
10 be- rendered.
"Rcbocca in lyarh00' Nr g. %
Jackson
CIVILIZATION ---| eypi' Mra G s.
Murphy
"Tirloh "a Ben nnr' Mr. vs. S.
Nytoll
Music Mr. suyare
The follou Dos is 'Hp program iuf
the regular WDntir. of the YOU'VE
| Peoples Loo. mon io Dee hD,d .i
thr First g.. .sfcr church uu
sunday. Jan 1858 l.'U 1915. a' %
M
Subject Bold % Huninrs
Leader ~. 4. e. NI"cm1n
Organ rru'r IHuu "#
Nc Alpine.
Song .Iu.s g. CHRIST
Srripnr, b.. on Tim
90. t.I2.
Prayer
solo vi N.1re
Talk "II. mo- MAJ, 90 Bold ''
ginning Iar williams
READING U. "loror.. CururH.
song "Tn. .e u. .ue
Talk 'r r..cs OIL. bold H..u
uinrr NJ r. Watkins
Duct So Mar and io..'
Clark
TAR "u rio. nHu' un
uurs Mr. pm,
Reading Ellen n.r
Cuisines
SOM 1000. 1901 |I''u ."'
nody T0lHf
s very in.HfIw ,v.
tended 90 yo.r u,n.. of
.ho rtv. m,#.nr. o INr
Youur p..r hri. Hr 5000. Joe
~ ,I....t. .afi4". .r.H# "a. Do
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Does a saving of $4,000 .s sp psIe
to YOU II so phone the fa ,as' and
& santa Fe ny. Co, NO. i az" an
o ohS new $4,000 player Plan Plan
'rbls instrument has never been eao nS en
and hasn't s'r'''" v" as-tf
takes a.
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MIAMI

I9 'uh rls been organized
u Miami with sixteen members The
club H.s rented the old Ewing and
Dian office iu Cunningham building,
Turn. I.' ' with tables. domiuo-.
chairs and lgh,s. etc. and had their
INITIAL moa'na Wednesday evening
we venture ~ say howoycr that the
club members. mostly married men
win nor have % phone installed SO
.Hsl they win be disturbed by hear
IDg fhn uuvolcome plaudil Come
Homo from familiar voice Al
fIo members are very outhusia %,
over their club and intend 10 spend
many pleasant hours 90 the club
room
Mrs j. i Long. OF Mobcctie. IS
here this week with her brother.
90 Richardson who has had . severe
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NINNUw

saturday, January %. at ihc home
OF 'np uaf.0u. Mrs 7 g. anderson.
200 WHIT. street. tho Browning
.uh mr m ocular eeas zion Miss
Vav kinder pro.eIfei thc Lesson
conc sely pu' inicrr tiugIy The
luh i- nov studying Robert Brown.
iurs The Ring lnt Dc Book
Tu. fop.. Fr THE other Ii3lf
nnmn
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NOUH com II nl\Gl.lol =
UEINk n Ip-NOM

4 Cold De- readily catching a rum
down .ystom b. susceptible 10 Germs
Won owe DO to Yourself ana 90 other
OF your household to tight The Germs
% once ur Roll. piur-Tlr-lloury
is tine TOR colds Qua Coughs 10
l0o.pne the Mucous. tops the Cough
and .oothas The Lungs IT,. ruuu
TODD only 60 cents 100 your drug
rit adv b
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Mission Theatre

MONDAYS MONDAYS - AN "Zudora'
Fridays ........ hu""""'
Prof Iiebeit Orchestra.
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Rcy % o. Eiter. presiding elder
OF the PIaiu,..r District oi Tho No.
thodii church announced TODAY
Ihaf Ue. o. q Eilor. OF The R'il-
way y 81 G. s OF East S. LoIi.
ha been r3ureH Is pastor or mo
-iitprton charge. .u This district. and
eu move 200 SiIyerion in tho uoar
future
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. WOMEN ~ THE NEWS
, &@A4@ ttN+<


What Women can III ~ Officchol.
dcfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

WASHINGTON. - g. Um, go..
il,l Schwimmor Of Budapo .h 5000 iu-
tcrnational figure BOO the feminist
movement which ha. swept Europe
during the past decade. Is I,rrrur
in America in behalf OF peace She
viii speak boz So Louis Chicago 100
other large cities uf the wort
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

MADISON. Wis, IAN % MISS
Janct n. Rankin. daughter of prof
Rankin of the University of Nulr.
sofa. has been appointed % member
of me educational ofiiUwy bureau
by Governor Phillip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

U0n0riue Vi Georgia Brashoafs.
who is home f0r mo holiday from
Is g. 8. 90 Denton Tosas. Miss
Alice GiH entertained Ifu Friday
evening ~ tre CIn home on Restric
fiOu trcef
Hrr ruraf- FFre Misses Georgia
Brasfo1rs paff'e Dalton. AIIssn
Hall HlaIllr CIt and Mcesrs. No
f.y WeGlas.0n. csrl Warren. Ma
Do. wilson. WVue md Oln IRA.
shear Thew found go" an INFER
osfiuc ramo for fhc evening
NH' wnf. cheese pimento sand
irHo. hot chocolate. olives and cake
Hfrr served as r,frrrhmnnfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

N'fHr.da last H tIe home oI
Nr e. O. u00re. mo PrHr.Ii. Club
urmher. entertained their husband.
af an opfu session A series Of nr-
CHUNG fame. of Five Hundred anf
FORTY tvo vhlief avay the fs~ pleas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

CINCINNATI. O Friend ni lh,
Comtesec n, Chamhrm. Nee Looms
worth. have been much Interested In
her recent articles written Iu fron,h
Tor ln Rcyuc Of pari.. % literary
magazine oi tho highest authority boo
France aud dealing vi'h ihHl,
pcafr and Bacon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-01-16

PHILADELPHIA. ga Nap Rob
orts Riuohart the uoyols. h0
ailla this week Tor Franc. io "r.tD
war articles. BE- said 90 have h.Uu
promised taO.uOO for thl Wur.
She viii 70 IN the front as Q nurse
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BOSTON. Mass Mrs Anna o.
Sioipaucr has been appointed CON.
table ana upory aur nf dance hHlI
hy Mayor Curlcy She Dr. th' urt
woman over called to fill lh. poH Iu
Illuton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19
COMBAT TYPHUS
American Sanitary Commission Or
sanized TO Aid In Controlling Ty-
phus In SerVla.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-An
American sanitary commission has
been organized under the auspices of
the American Red Cross and the
Rockefeller foundation and soon will
be set ~ work In Servia aiding in the
control and suppression Of typhus 70.
yer. which has already claimed sixty
thousand victims there.
Announcement was made today by
the Red Cross that $4,000 had bee,
furnished for carrying on this work.
which Surgeon General William Cor.
gas. Of the United States army. SAYS
is the most important sanitary deveI.
opment considered in years. The Ser.
d government By cable haa ex.
pressed i's approval of the aid offered
and Or. Richard T. Strong. Of Boston.
% ~ The foremost plague experts In
the United States. already is on his
way 90 tho disease stricken country.
Large additional funds. So BE- expect.
cd, VIII be required a. cholera D.
threatened in Servia and unless check.
cd early may spread 10 all parts Of
Europe.
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sharrard Rrtefn

Miss Margaret Rogerson IL confined
TO her home with a slight illness.
Mrs. J. u. Sengewalt Of Wheeling Il
the guest. Of relatives here.
III - pu'''
Work has been started on Attorney
george F. Beneke's new house Of Mo-
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Ne.
oivet VI p. church met at their hall
tertained.
William Behrens killed the FIRST snake
or the season at his home near here ON
ST patrick's Day.
NGst Monday evening the womeu's
Auult Bible. class OF the Mt. Olivet Sun
day school will hold a business meet
ing az the ha1l
\ number Of the cmbers Of the
bethlehem Union sunday school will az
tend the Ohio County sunday school
Miss Callie Canadian t. I'M.
Mrs. Ellen Lewis. o. PIN nm. VIII
is quite tl, has been taken 20 the home
O. ther sister, Mrs. Rebccca Scabrirht III
wheeling on Wednesday.
John Yates was visiting az the homes
0t - ~ Garvin and J T. Rogersou
Mlss Mary Waynan has returned 20
her home 90 bethlehem after "a visit
win friends in New Cumberland
j w Murphey. Jra who has been $40
D. somewhat improved
The Women's Adult Bible elias aof the
Bethlehem Union sunday school we're
entertained az the chanel on Wefr-s-
day evening BY Mrs. " D. Arkor and
Mrs Harry Werner About forty mem
1ers we're present and a pleasant even
Mrs. D. W.. Rromer a. 600.
Mrs. O. X. McrDmha o. the guest Of
relatives Too Mouudsvllle this week
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WEAK ST0MACHS
MADE STRONG

HEXETS are a boon 10 tired, worn
out stomachs. They cleanse over
loaded stomaehs, aid the weakened
gastric juices and put the whole d.
gestive system in a good working
order.
If you have indigestion, sour stom-
ach, bad breath and other distress
ing ailments resulting from a weak
or vornout stomach, a k c
HEXETS and get sure. safe and
pleasant relief.
Take a HEXET after your dinner
to-day. II will digest your food
and create a good appetite for the
next meal.
HEAETS are sold in 1Oc and
25c round boxes az most any
drug store. Their spearmint fla
Vor makes them easy TO take.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-19

George Bruhn. Jr. - al at his home
on Eighteenth street. with an attack OF
humps
T.. q. Grimm. New N~iartinsviIIe. has
returned after a business trip TO War
wood
Work IS progressing rapidly on VIII
liam BuTkle's new house on twenty
first street.
Recorder Frank Klein. Of south War
wood. has purchased "a Harley DCvidsou
motorcycle from a local firm. Mr.. Klein
j. going 90 use the machine In addition
10 his work with the Wheeling Ceiling
and Metal Company.
Monthly meeting Of the Aid Society OF
the Christian church was held yesterday
afternoon az the church. The afternoon
was spent IN sewing.
Miss borry Cox. bethany. has return
cd after visiting friends In town ror .
couple days.
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I'm IucFlnL rtfuluE Rev U A. rIf.
qle pastor ~ The Allen Grove rra.Er.
pfiFel hy n uuwbfr ~ the Young 1a..
Pc ~ TIE community ne tho NnraH
H~rnfn0rH hall The AFFAIR was fn fra
.ailre ~ re- banquet and UnH ARRANGED
hy ne V0uug f0ikH fr express their an.
probation ~ Rev riddles HrrsIrrH dur.
.ng ne time Dc has bern In ansrrHrf.
lhe was beautifully decorated fr
FeerluE with 81 Tnfr'rk'a Day the col.
~ sgheme being Frean end HhIfa prg
F h0ortH ~ MnrHIiuE gave ON fr.
seVCrnI vocal solos Rev H u uHuF.H
of wheeling wnH f0arfmasfrr f1r fHa
eyenlnF a urlIrilur fw0HrOIrar lunch.
eon HgrFrd The guests were RAN
and Mrn II q kOnrfr and Rev ID D.
bggdon q Whaenrg Rev H A. Riddle
a r. Esmks Mrf A 3 niTa NJ
ForHurru. Mra f0fffd Wnrah Mf--~u
soqa Hood. Ola Barnett wilma er-rr.
h'ra Mc'omhH Gertrude Jones Beatrice
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

This morning the pressures are r-la-
lively low from the middle Plateau
region eastward and northeastward to
the Atlantlc coast and upper valleys,
win unsettled weather In sections. A
nigh. pressure area however. t. moving
southeastward into the Northwest Tho
sections.
The low pressure, warmer weather
area viii drift slowly eastward, causing
temperature, with unsettled con-
diuons Friday.
Local data Highest temperatureyes-
degrees; no precipitation.
the ohio will change but slightly In
the district for the mex IS hours.
"A. g. HOWE
Section Director.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID. Pcikey were agree
ably surprised at their home here ~ a
humber OF their friends on TUESDAY
eNehlhK M. and Mrs. Pelkey will
move 10 McMcchem in a few days and
me unair was IN the nature Of "a far
well party. The evening was spent at
various diversions and dainty refresh-
menus we're served. Those present werI.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. r. Roth and family. Mr..
ana Mrs. =. j. Cooke. Mrs. George Mob
ley and son. Elvin. AIRS. Joseph Archey.
MRS. John tarrlgau, Mrs. James Tai
bert Mrs. A. ". Policy. Miss Jane
Pelkey.
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WARWOOD


special meeting rf fht official board
~ tho Christian church. will b. held
Hnnd1F afternoon ~ z o'clock. az the
CHURCH. corner Seventeenth street and
hl.niauu HErnur sc this time arrange
U.uL- VIII De- completed fHr atarfinF
Wnrk Hu che finishing Of tHe basement
Tor fnH IlbIH school and other social
events which are beinE held every Few
nnHH or I'D.
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James IIrkHrd ta Belmont coat &C.
.uIt fnr $1,000 dnmfEoa fH D. filed I'd
&c. cIairryIIe Cor injuries Ir Inc mine
~nfFlF.rcr being alleged Gardner and
'HHHn attorneys
Frank NapoI. wanted &C ConrorVWe.
Tor nr1irfiuH fwu others f1 FIVe e man
r rTliHI n"nfHnH wna Hrrrsfrf here b.
the sheriff un THHrr1ly
Job Potter aa treasurer % " NJ O.
a. Haa ruIf fHr $50 against FIrto
Ir-a. quo and unpaid - Ter written
nrr-0w.rf fn rrr tn me association
Ihr. hrr" F.H $3.50 ruf ~ $500 prom
iHeu Mclaughlin. attorney.
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Au emUlOye Uf tnr MnrwuuI Tool
Hffr ~ Eighteenth street. bad n mar.
row escape from brIua Ground under the
N"rIr OF The lurHl yard engine rrHfar.
lay afternoon. whom Ht was coming from
work The engine vas rUirr Glow. o.
De was only bruised about the face anil
body which wHr mot serious This o.
tNc second accident that Hna happened
% THE place and go employees are baIne
warned Co. De- rrr.fuIHur fHrE Will BE- run
down and killed some day.
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the other two did not feel disposed to
vote II was a very hotly contest.
ed election by both factions. neither
side conceding victory or defeat until
the ballots were all counted.
Application had been made for Il.
cense TO open a saloon there the first
OF April. which will be OF no avail
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SHERRARD

Rev A q Rive viii preach al Ga.
FairvieW 81 p church nt 1850 O'Clock
On sunday and ut the Wood 1901 eHurHT
At zoo o'clock
Rev o. a Riddle Will preach at the
Won Run Presbyterian church uf I. d
O'CLOCK 81 the LlmrafuuH church az HH
og9ch and 90 Allen Grove af q 20 D. m.
Ihla eVeniug OF the Allen drove
church George r. TruelL DID. ~ Ersr
hprA VIII Eivo q missionary lecture
a serFtce VIII Dc held at the UrIr-
lahem union chapel ru uudnr evening
iu CnarE OF Mr. Arnold krmufrH rIn..
u The Union sunday school
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Mcconnell, Mary Goudy. Elsie Rogerson.
Ethel Fisher. Hilds Briemson. lila
Brown edna M~cCleary. Della Briemson,
ftuth McCombs. Laura fisher. stella
Aarsh, Laura Pelley. Helen Garvin. Mar
saret McCombs and Irene Fisher.
Messrs Herbert Marsh. Lem Gervin.
Henry Remke, Jr. Allen McComhs. Had
den .GarNin, Harry Briemson, William
ltemke. Ralph Drum. J. y. Mercer. Har-
Old brown, Charles Marsh. George Nc
combs. Charles Mercer. A. ,. Shroyer.
CHARLES Wilson, Arthur Policy. william
Mercer Reed Goudy and William Arch
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funeral services were held on Thurs
Jay over the remains Of the late Mr..
reg Ebers who died at his home here
On TUESDAY evening. The services were
held from the family home with Rev.
~ \ Riddle and Rev. A. Q. Rifle in
charge. lnterment was made In the
Mt. Olivet cemetery. ~
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Barneavilla L.ocala.

Al u. Slnes. inspector of vorksbo,s
factories and public buildings. was 4
business visitor IN this city Wednesday
Mrs Prank Moore. Of south Broad
waF. returned home this week from a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. ROY RAD
gers % Newark n J..
'ut-oi-toyn people here Co attend the
funeral gt 4rs T. D. Buchanou. which
was held Wednesday Afternoon. Hrs.
Miss Georgia kinney. Of Cleveland. VIII
liam p Thompson and daughter. Miss
~ Lima Mrs Jennie Lewis. 90 Column
bus TT. D D. Cook. Of WheeInF. aud
Herbert Mllirtr. ~ bradford. pa.
brndneld Harrison. the bright little son
or p T. Harrison. OF the National BANK.
~ fgg'yriuE from an attack of Iagrppc.
Mlss laura ROGER uf NHrfh Chestnut
rifNri De- home from RI Visit with her
sister Ars FrTuk Robinson. of IaIIalrc.
returned home Tuesday from a rtay In
rsu York
81 Wukss trs ssH.ai proprietor of
'.n.. clothing s.Hr. Dr. home from
Ife ladI- % tIe sgrf.r Missionary
Society. NJ one Ir# bEffrHu church. t|n
hgld r.Igr.Hr .1'c arl .n..ai iH tra
.4ui.H l Friday April zHl.
Mra JsHrI. Iavi# OF CHIumtus De-
Ieif.nE Hf che HumH NJ SIR HrI 81.
sras scott Of Nurfh Lincoln arsru
Ifrf WlIeuu. who Haa been vur.IHe
81 ~uakwuIr-s. OEI1. haa returned ta .Ie
home here
VIII Ardsr.au. af Marristavn. was Zoo
town WedunHfaE.
A hrN social o. bfIrF arranged Tor br
the trTnrth League. off fHH Main afr.af
church. on Ihurad1W atenIrr March rs.
Ihr members OF tNr ALOHA 90 frHfar.
nlfy VIII have q minstrel. April DO and
at M.UrHa opera Wnrra. under the
able direction 20 I. o. uHrfuH.
Ihr Nnur| Tan club were entertained
lh.lab rFfnIrE 70 fHr home n Mics
Mafy Grove uf HIEh street
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Election of wifows- filed IN estate or
Matilda A. Erwin.
Petition f1 sell real estate On estate OF
John o. IkIg
order lI private asIe OF real estate in
H.frI. off Tha'ur Al. Hateuer
I|un| account Iu estates Uf Many Al
Harris ana Rachel Edwards.
gTdrv
rI.rrrCr walker appointed guardian
f.T Charles Martin Of al
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nominations for the municipal election
TO be held April s: @ n. Duthie. for
mayor; r. j. Danley. for police chief:
p. w. Roberts, for city clerk: w. j..
zimmerman, for treasurer: J. W. NIL
Ter. for street superintendent: G. o.
Banley, for assessor; 9. g. Wiseman,
Tor school commissioner. and I. b.
Blaney. Thomas DeGrace. o. l.. Sin.
gleton. r. L. Martin and S. J.. F1ana.
gan. for councilmen.
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Entertainment and sooiaI.

On Thursday evening the Ladies Cir
Gle OF the Christ Lutheran church nj
Mozart gave an entertainment and pie
social In the basement OF the church.
a large crowd attended and a consid-
cradle sum was cleared for the benefit
OF the church.