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The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Mich pe -lrer.r-
Liverpool WI. iff i.N. fr
wheat I.t t.I not drop much H" ft
adFauC. nf tG, dag before ..EH
was steady Irf rr .har-. .sH t.I..
in Detroit prices t.....a prices
"Wednesday Dasr Isl. r.H.
December. Si.Itis. Ma. tllr. Es
white. 81 13ia,
Corn Is Wran o. $50.
3. SIC FOR $40 yellow. a.u H. t.u
80 8 yellow.
oats are urm and 'r rJaI Sc
lf f2lgc FOR stand |#. |.. ISL.
white. and 'Nl 80. t.r $500. tr.t.
Rye is dull aaa easy 4t
cash No. q
Beans are firm and Inactive at
Cor immediate and p.Huf' lIHu.a.
500 Tor December. auu EIH f"r
January.
Ciovetseed is quiet a. sI .-
prime spot and December 500. for
March, and $40 35 FOR pfIn. l..I
- FF'it.sat4 tAzGE1 lE inactive r4r
prime Apot
Grain receipts AL Dhnaeo rgsf-
nesdav were ~ cars ~ w..lf f.+
- corn and ii6 ~ oaf.
Nav wheat tu Chicago .....H
"Wednesday NJ sl.0ft f.f .. ..iu
at 6si4 "a GSNc, and oats
f3Ec.
Wheat and corn in liverpool .1
unchanged 60 iad lower
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
kTTOTCT FACES
PROSECUTION ON
Two ,G CHARGES

After he had signed a compliant
In recorders court. charging r. r.
Hough. of 80 1880 Twelrthst with
having driven his auto while under
tho influence Of liquor and in care.
I,es ard reckless manner on Nov.
Il. Erck Wender. employed by Ma.
ney, the undertaken, obtained a
warrant In police court charging
Hough Win assault and battery.
Wcnde- claims that Hough, while
Intoxicated drove his auto into the
side OF hts machine, and that, an
rered because 90 tho collision.
Horgh attacked and beat him.
Hough will be brought into court
on the two charges.
PrfntinE-the pisIn neat kind--thnt
T. riEht--TirneS Job Depts-Hnin f520.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
JUDGE FUTILE
is HAPPY OVER
DEER HE SHOT

Attaches Of rho federal court have
been aonderiH- why Judge futile
has been wearing an expansive smile
inc" his return Monday. from A
northern hunting nip Tuesday. the
lGeo 0ufr--eu
got my deer DC told his
friend And . didn't waste bu,
ol bullet on him
'io Intmaied ina. be could have
sl1- "a aock OF deer. buf for the
claus" In The state game fa7e wt1ir-iii
Uuits each hunter 90 one. The judge
.s rshihtiue he empty shell as
proof fHat he fred O shot lie saws
Pre- las Tho veHison on ice in his
home
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Davidson Arralaned

Brought into police court. Tues
day morning. as a fugitive from jus.
tice, George Roy Davidson. son OF
George Davidson. Grand River
ave. furniture dealer. asked for an
examination. which was set for Dec
u. His bail was set az S2.500 Ia
wilson vas arrested in the Statler
hotel Monday. by Detectives Dow %
and Wilson. upon receipt OF tele-
gram from san Francisco. 'saying he
vas wanted there on charge OF
having stolen 5000 worth OF dIa.
monds from Mrs Eugenia 4 futile
a. a summer resort near there.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
NEW YORK PnoDTCE

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.--Flour. Dull
and unsettled. Pork. Firm. mess.
ti7.50Qls Lard: Easier: middle west
spot, 81 40n 800. Sugar: Raw steady.
Centrifugal 90 test. t5i4. muscovade.
81 test. tt37. refined steady; cut ioa Z.
gfanulatrd. s6ueoS. Cofree RIO No.
on spot, 7%n7Ac Tailow: quiet,
speciai. SAC. city, nc; country a
Hshc. Hay Firm. prime, 81 25n
br rs.,ed pcnitry: wear' t1 rye IA ~
. 0f,c. chickens 14930c. fowls. i2a
lie, ducks. iaGtec. Live poultry
1 Dull and nominal. Cheese. Firm
20 Min -serz,2n u .sPss i..l:., lgg
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Suit nv SIMMONS WIS started IN
circuit court Tuesday against pr
John +. Dunvoodlo physician with
Offices In tho Breitmeyer building,
charging alienation o. affections,
Merle Rice accuses the physician Of
stealing the love of iis wife, and
asks $4,000 damages.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

ST. PAUL. MINI. Dec IA
4rt,ffef,- Of -zardLu- meas In Tho Cook
county agricultural exhibit a. the
State fair has "a story behind g.
The variety ia called Howcnstine
Pcrusvlvania Dutch The peas were
being brouRh from Pennsylvania by
one OF the Howenst"iu pioneers in
the middle Of the last century. whom
hungry hen discovered the Digs.
Biddy was swallowing the last seed
when the pioneer farmer came on
the scene.
1 ON went the hens neck and the
seeds were rescued for the spring
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Nearo sIaYsr convIeted

rmes baker. Negro. vino shot
aud killed Edward stevens. Negro.
during an alteration over crap
game. vas found guilty OF homicide
in the second degree in Judge JET
fries court, Tuesday morn ag Sen
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

NEW YORK BITTER AND EGGs.

strong receipts, 654O creamery cz-
ira, 3Sia 2 see, state dairy tubs % u
32c. imitation creamery hrsts % ~
ffo. special. 3il2 y 35c. Eggs. E9s-
Ter, receipts. $500, nearby white
fancy, so d S5c, nearby mixed fancy.
23W4ic. fresh nrsts, 334slc.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
RUT-rEn Am sCC.

Buttcr-Creamery. extras, a2c,
nrsts. soc, diary, 2lc packing stock.
itc per ID.
-kss~-ErasA- seea+4-te.- ee,tes-lncIud-
Cd, canpied, flc. CuTTept receipts. SOC
per dozen. Receipts, Tuesday. i.l67
cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Slight Bullish Activity
In Sugars Is
Noted

NEW YORK, Dec. slight price
changes occurred at the opening OF
the stock market today. There was
some bullish activity in high priced
fndustrials and Cuban Sugar and
South Porto Rico Sugar made new
high records. United States Steel
opened up IA, but later eased OF.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Thoma Edison Aoe instructed
'ittl" voioerilI which VIII work
bidding ~ tho voice n q moth,
fyos ono 20 = cradle. The Grad
viii rock as tho D. by cries, al
continue 10 do so IN proportion
The cutlery
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Detroit Wants S250,000
Spent On Freight
Terminals
NEW TEAM TRACKS
ARE DESIRED
Board of Commerce
Officials to Present
Request

ter.aN OF he Board OF Commerce.
leaves Thursday tor Montreal Tor
$50 Interview VITA SOME %. rr. high
Up officials of The Grand Trunk. 20
make an eaor- 70 GET Them TO sane
zion che immediate spending OF
about a quarter of a million dollars
( for a new treien, nous, and uea
team tracks in Detroit -o relieve
some part OF The congestion that IS
heg.nniH- 10 threaten the prosper.
ity OF Detroit industries.
Several m mbers OF the train,
committee OF the Board OK Com.
neree viii also 20. although tha per-
-0'7ei of The party is nor SET deter.
mined The party VII. take a.ou1
MAJ photos and docum ,nts 10
show the Grand Trunk head office
s.st how rar The road cones from
'a1.re care Of its customers in De-
rroit.
In the meantime the railroads are
r'!rs 20 ger their 'reigh houses
cleared up and face the k2s.s~
OF rsrersl .,,.s~-. ~, IT, ~.
t-.,rrt If tpsy do NOV - -,
soon For several day now the
freight departments Of the dinerect
roads b,vo b,5 Lot. -. -.
m. tels,bo,z 7o...yfrr - -.,.'-
have freight iH the freight houses
e come and get il il they 90 not
Tina, sto-,ya ,r,,os,,,o, h. M
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losds ~ -. ola.st -.r0 ,ra. go,
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.a,aet.,. ana n.,roi-,s industrtes and
,,t,r .rd vscirsaIe merchants are
81 b~ ,,s ,on-rsreirr OF
-. 90 ,.tt,h ,eeir customer. arc
',.rao-,.- "a ubich have bce7 fu
49,, .t,r .,.,dfrr in cars on the
.-..,.- ,,r ,sest or 10 davs be.
,,r.a .toy rsnnot he placed AZ the
s-..-t., noy.o Tor ,nloading on ac.
...-, -, +ho ssc, ,bat Goods are mot
- ~, ~ freigtt bouses urorort.
h. a,orgb hy tho corsieuaes. Many
-. ,ho corsig,acs VIM do not re-.
- ,be,r Goods nrouptlv arc the
,-'o, - -. - s,- .-e,gp,
i.ha, ,nov narticularIv want ~ the
-. ,tr,o h.iro wiu,,g m leave
-, ,I-,, tbev are NOT d, any mar
-. 49, 60. Fl, che fre,ght
- 80 add 30 tho yore.aI conges.
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The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
G0PITZ NE AR
FALL. SAY OFF,
GAL STATEMENTS

Continues from PAGE oneD
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
sCHHyNG pRICtA

Rabbits so pDr doA
Nwevt fOIEtOes -1s.svys s0c u 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-21
Minister Gives testimony.

The Rev c. NJ. rlnisnton, HAVANA,
Fla, writes: For three months I
suffered intense pain in kidneys and
back, which at times laid me up en-
tirely ] read OF Foley Kidney Pills
and after trying various remedies
without result I decided to try the
Foley treatment was relieved al
most with the first dose aud Il is a
fact that used only II bottles
when all Of the pains disappeared. |
am So years of age and now feel like
a young man again Sold every
where.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-21
NORTH BENNINGTON

Charles yelling has been appoint
ed on the board Of editors of the Life,
the school publication Of the Vermont
Academy at SaXtons River
George b yelling visited his two
sons, Charles and Edward at the
football game last week at Vermont
Academy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-21
fVOMMlssIoNERs, NoTrCr

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
~ Estate Of SOPHRONiA a. WINSuOW
The undersigned having been appointed lv
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Bennington, COMMiSSl ONEhS, TO receive
examine, and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate OF
Sophronia a. Winsiov, late OF llcnningpu, IN
said District. deceased. aud all claims eyhihilei.
IN offset thereto. hereby give uotico tbaJ
we will meet for the purpose af0ros;id. 80
the Off, Of Collins NJ. Grave IN the Too of
Benningtoui in said District on the I'm
day OF April next, from o'clock =
NJ until ( o'clock p ". on said day,
and that six mont rs from the 10th dGy OF
October, A. D. 1915, ia the time limlte1 by
said Court for said creditors 70 pre- sent their
claims TO us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Remington, VT. this 30.h day Of
October, A. b, 1919
GEORGE G. bond.
JAMES WOOD
Commissioners.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-21
Y. M. c, a. BOWLING
HilIsldec and Fuates WIN Opening
Matches Of tournament

ENIIIoIuN- UIfN FII"IHa WI VNNIIlUJ
Matches OF tournament
At the opening night Of the Y M. G.,
A. bowling tournament on Monday
the Hllsides tried to start another
landslide by taking everything in
sight
Last night the Tigers made a Sim
liar attempt but their claws got ten
der and they lett one point to the
Pirates.
Tonight the Baptists and Pirates
meet Weather indications; Rain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
Specials

These are purchases made
in Boston last week. Goods
that are better values than we
ever had.
One lot Of new weave Turkish
Towels. These come with Red
Blue and Orange Borders and in
Plain White. These are SOC Tow
els, only lot at Csc each.
New lot Of Endurance Cloth at
12kc. New lot of Galatea in
Navy, to sell at 15c per yard.
A little later this will all be off
the market. No Navy dyes are
coming from. Germany.
New Double Trim Scrims at 35c
per yard These are new and are
great sellers.
New prices on Bed Spreads. A bet
ter Spread for the money.
New Bath Robe Materials as good
as old 35e values. These now at
25c per yard,
New kimono FlanneIs at 12hc
per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cleanup sale Of summer dresses at Alb
bolts.
Charlie Chaplin al the Pavilion TO-DAY
IN The Property Man, = scream Of 4
tw0-act oomedy.--Adv.
Frank Rovell Of Woodsville. y. n.
returned home last night after making q
few days visit in the city with friends
Mrs. Jessie Bclleway Of North Main
street left yesterday for It. Johnsbury.
where she viii make a two weeks Welt
With relatives and friends.
Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 81, the Barre
Creamery A Cold storage company viii
clase "a 5s45 p. m. on weel DAYS, except
ing Mondays and Saturdays.
Alvin Thsrbef u Portland. Ne. ~.
rived in the city Yesterday on his way
home from St Johnshury. s-here he has
been making a several days' business
visit
Miss Catherine MeNsusv Of North
Main street lsft yesterday - meteor Tor
Norfh TROY. uhere she pin make q tuo
weeks tist 81 The home # hsr parents
while on q raeation.
Walter TiernfF. Who is employed in
an INSURANCE aHiee W Hartford. Cnnn-
srriVed ~ he eiff yesterday end is max
ing tse uesils' Visff a. the hurus ~ BE
Iarents. NJ nnd Mrs. Johu y Tisrnsy.
an South MsEH street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
Ladies' Separate Skirts
A. P. ABBOTT co.

We have now our full line
Of Ladies Separate Skirts,
ready for your inspection and
selection.
Our line comprises the sea-
sons newest models, made
from the popular cloths Of the
season.
At S3.9S we are putting out spe-
cial Skirt value that is made from
good quality all wool Serge. The
style is one of the best.
AT $500 and SS5.75 we have
large variety of the seasons new
est and best styles, and made up
in Mixtures, Plain Serges, Poplins,
Gabardines, Tussah Cloth and Silk
Poplin. These are Skirts that are
made by the NJ. s. c. Skirt Co.
and Vests Brothers, New Englands
largest and best Skirt houses.
At $3.50 to $3.50 are variety
Of new and extra quality Separate
Skirt models, and these are some
Novelty Goods skirts that are new
and very good.
In the better grades, both in the
Fine Woods, silk Poplins and Will
low Taffetas, we can give you
some very good models in the sea
sons best values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular review of Harmon Hive No
!, L. o, T. NJ, will be held Wednesday
evening, Sept. /, at 7:3o sharp. Flee,
tion of officers as per new bylaws, All
August assessments must be paid at this
meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcneil of Mer-
chant street left last night for Boston
where they will spend week visiting
friends. Mr.. Mcneil is taking a vaca .
tion from his duties in the American
Express office. Mrs. Mcneil did not re-
turn To work in the telephone office yes
terday as stated in yesterdays Times.
Negotiations have been finished be-
tween the ,wo arrangements Of the Ital-
ian Athletic club and the st. Johnsbury
baseball team, and tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock az IT. Johnsbury they will
play TO see which is the superior. Two
games, one in Barre and one in st. Johns
bury have ended a tie and have been
called on account Of darkness. The Ital-
ians will have the same battery as in
the two former games, Weaferi and Co
molli. Tom Davidson, Barre boy, win
do the twifling for the ST. Johnsbury
nine. AZ In the two former games. but a
new catcher has been solicited 70 hold
him This game. Il il said, will have
considerable TO do with deciding the
state semi professional championship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Large showing Of new full skirts at
Abbotts.
Carload fancy Alberta peaches due on
Thursday. Prices very low. DIVERSE
Fruit Co.
The monthly meeting Of the ladies'
aid society OF the Presbyterian church
win be held on Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock
Mrs. Lysle Mcintosh and son, Roland,
of st. Johnsbury arrived in the city yes
terday and will make few days stay
here and in this vicinity.
Vincent Cato OF Berlin street, who
has been making a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in New York
City, returned 10 his home in this city
last night.
Miss Nina Converse, who Is taking
two weeks vacation from her duties in
the Barre Savings hank. left yesterday
Tor Old Orchard, Ne, where she viii
remain for few DAYS.
John Sector, who has been visiting
and friends in Hartford, Conn,
for the past two weeks, arrived home
NfeAtNAAN anu VIII ANrAHtf Htr rANAAt1 ~
Spaulding high school next week.
Miss Anna Tassie Of West street. who
has been visiting relatives in Alburg,
for the past two weeks. returned home
last night. being called here by the
serious illness Of her brother, Roy.
Miss Ellen MeAllister Of East Barre,
who i employed in Marshfeld, is tax
ng = weeks vacation and she returned
home last night. after making a short
visit with Miss Mildred Marion on
summer street.
Noble $. love Of fremont street re-.
urncd yesterday from Montreai. where /
70 accompanied Mr.. Love and son, Sat /
irday. who continued on their way 10 4
90 Angeles, Cal, where they win spend /
be winter.
Neil Rivet Of Middiehury. who has
ieen visiting friends and relatives IN
burlington for the past tuo weeks, ar
lived IN the city last night and vii make
n extended Nisit 80 the nome Of biz
fother. William Riret. on Liberty street.
Joseph Gray 81 North Main street re-
arned Yesterday from ~ Adams. where
2 has been visiting Mrs Gray. who i
1nfnef O. the hospital tlirre With q
lther serious illness. While making .
at with relatives in 81. Aihans, Mrs.
ray Wns takes l
Miss Kate Colamis of New Nork cts
IA Miss 1da Hastings 81 Boston. vie
lFe barn visiting ~ the hame Of Mf
sd Mrs. Chafies nianlid - Summef
reet end othag friends nna relatives IN
V e8tv for ths pest l0 dafs itft frs
rasv for thfiT homss.
Miss Alios Walker end Mfs Martha
sasT 81 WHamstosu wsff tist1rs
the etr FestHfaav. lsafiaa sect rirlt
i two weftsf tFip ttFomfh Houth
d &Frmnnt. Naasaftusttts aNf Eitnas
iEnH Tier sln trttr q asssral dafs
"a uffh nirtaees is praffannef. 81 q
Mss tergla HHzun. of ths Nurss
aisan wi iusrW store Sea reeterfaV
y Boston hsvH nhs wN - iu,rFH -
- fsr7trrsF Msiuuf rna astsr ntfena
: $50 uHFF nrsriHg sn fiHsfun
~ un riFr nee hnrk fff isfnrs
ssrrtnr b.nls Ttrn sfsf - 80 tua
..ss u1 errFr rsrird nf sisnet
a
rlssss rolns a erar esreet
- tss tser takir1 d. darts 1a-ati1r
ri ns tufs 81 tsrisr ir - Msrs
er tnur sknf rfturns asu ri1ts
r. Haatuh we ~ haF heen eaHfr 1
aHs narnFes hrne - w-s - 4
Harrf Enr n rrH
p - rrf Nh Es1fra 81 sHs resi-s
J fani-l sssausf ut-k an e. tr-tsr Il
- ftr m1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

George Henry left this morning for
Randolph, where he will pass the remain
der of the week on business.
Florence o. Prescott, graduate of SYRIA
euse university, teacher of pianoforte,
voice and theory of music. Special at.
tention to beginners and those adjacent
to Graniteville. Tel. -22.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
SOUTH BARRE.

The South Barre grange will serve a
baked bean supper at their hall Thurs
day, sept. ?, from O'Clock until all are
served, after which there viii b. a prom.
enade. Admission, children under Il
years, as cents adults. 2s cents. Ice
cream viii also be on sale. Public in.
vited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
Fall Goods

This will be the largest fall
showing that we have ever
made. Many values are better
than last season. Cotton
Goods of all kinds are better
for the money. You will hear
of advanced prices on all Wool
Goods. Forget it. We will
sell you Wool Goods as good
or better than last seasons
prices.
We have the most of our pur-
chases made. We protected our
selves last week when in Boston
on high prices by making all
doubtful purchases.
The size of our stock is such that
you cannot find another as large
assortment in this part of Yer
mont. We price it to meet COM
petition.
We want you to send for sam
Piles or call at our store to see
what extra values we have in
Hamilton Serges at soc and Use
per yard. All colors. The Serge
that you read about in all the
magazines.
Navy Blue, Red and Copenhagen
Blue are the colors that lots of
merchants won't be able TO show
later in the season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
ST. JoHNsBURY FAIR

We vsn run Hufo sssrt frgn Barre
e. S. Tuhrshury q, Wednesday,,
Ttursasy sns Frasv. SEPT d. =.
ard q isrs1nf Barre e. $50 O. n
frum HUis Bars. EsfurninE. lsfvs
fsH Fruunss Etspm
TzErHusE 70 tsts
PERSONS
rEE FrAs1rT STAY sracx
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
School Dresses

1t is now only a few days
until the opening of school
again, and with this opening
comes a demand for Children's
Dresses.
We have just received a
large shipment of Children's
Dresses of an exceptional
value. These Dresses are made
from the best quality fast
colored American Bingham;
are Dresses that are made in
a large variety of the seasons
latest styles, and the price is
not much more than you
would pay for the material
alone.
We bought large quantity Of
these Dresses and are putting
them ont as leader for the sea-
son at only S1.00 each.
These Dresses at S1.00 each are
made in the seasons best Plaids,
combined with plain cloths Of the
same quality. and made and fin
ished in the best shape.
See this line OF Dresses at only
SI.00 each.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
EL Pasoans Returning.

Harold KiIburn Is expected early next
week from California, where ne mas
been attending the eXpositions
Mrs. A L. Cox and Mrs c. A Harle
returned Friday from California, where
thew spent the summer visiting the ex-
positions and beaches
Assistant district attorney T. n
Marcum and wife have returned from
Hamilton. West Virginia, where they
have been spending the summer at ny
Marcum's OLD home
Mr. and Mrs. Baylor Shannon have re-
turned to FL Paso. after spending sew
eral months in Silver City, n NJ, Wis
iting Mrs. Shannon's sister
Mrs Henry Clay Greer, OF 40 Ari-
iona street is expected TO return TO-DAY
from California. where she has been
spending the past three months
Mr.. and Mrs T. German and daugn-
ter. Miss Levenia German. have re
turned from California, where they at
tended both expositions and visited
places Of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heating have re
turned from their honeymoon trip and
are at home to their friends AT the
Green Tree hotel While away they
visited relatives in san Antonio, Corpus
Christi. Kingston and Seguin, Tex
Mrs Lawrence W. Broyles and chi4-
dren. who have been spending seNefal
weeks in Colorado. have returned 70
their home on Wyoming street w me
away. they visited relatives IN PueDlo'
and also visited in Colorado Springs
Canyon City and the Royal gorge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02
Cards.

The Huamne society is entertaining
this afternoon with card party in the
parlors Of the Ellls' clubhouse Mrs B.
H. G. Williams and Mrs. W. A White
are in charge.
Mrs. George B. Squires is entertain
ing this afternoon with a bridge party
at her home in the Ramsey apart
ments The invited guests are Mes
danes W. Barbour. C. A Reiumund, W
Eustace j. j. Ormsbee. Kuno Doerr,
James Nagoffin. J. F. Albright, F. G.
Earle. A J. Fraser, J. Capron. J. R.
EnlOw. ". Y. Lelevier. NJ Mckinney,
Misses Meta Ormsbee and katherine
Earle
The Friday Bridge club met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs W :.
CrOmbie. on Mesa avenue. and spent
the afternoon playing bridge. The first
prize was won by IL W. D. Wise
Mrs Alfred +. Kerr won the second
prize. Mrs. Charles Davis will enter
tain the club next Friday afternoon at
her home on West Boulevard The
members Of the Friday club are
Nesdames Charles Davis, Alfred K
Kerr, w n. Wise, Lamar Davis, W r
Brown. John L Dyer. W. d. Howe
Charles Pomeroy. YsObel FlatO. N D.
Wright. e. s. Stewart 3. L. Farrar
Fred Feldman. Frank F. Hunter. Henry
Ffaff. H. $ Potter. r. c. Semple. B. VI
WOrsham. D. T. White, J. L. Sweeney,
James J. MARI. Charles H Leavell. = C.
Lakeland Mrs. VIII H Burgess and
Mrs. f. c. Ferris are members Of the
club but are not in the city at present