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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
Calendar of Events
for the Coming Week

= Monday, May 81, Decoration !
. day.
. Monday afternoon, Automobile
. races, Traction Park.
o Monday afternoon, $3.50, May
. day fete az u. \. Indian school.
. Tuesday, June I, 2;30, Inspec.
. tion of buildings az L. =. Indian
= school.
. Tuesday, 8 o'clock, Opcretta, 4
. "Captain Of Plymouth, I" L. =. In.
. dian school.
= Tuesday, Highland Bridge Club,
. Mrs. W. W. strong.
. Wednesday. June 9, Eighth
. Grade closing exercises, High
. School auditorium.
. Wednesday, = o'clock, Dcclama- I
y tioR contest, 4. y. Indian school. I
- Wednesday, Q O'Clock, Prepare.
. tory Fair meeting, Commercial
. Club.
- "Wednesday, Microbes Club, Mrs.
. WittcnbeSg.
10 Wednesday, Luncheon Bridge
. Club. Mrs. Nathaniel Lines.
. Thursday. June 3, High School
- commencement exercises, High
. School auditorium.
y Friday, june 4, The Fair Cam
. paign.
. Friday, Business meeting Won.
. ans Club.
. Friday, Highland Bridge Club,
. Mrs. +. 4. Tull.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Corner Broadway and Lead Aetnne.
G. r. Taylor, pastor, 300 =. Waiter ~.
Phone 1905.
Subject II the morning carinon. "1he
Basis uf our Church Covenant" Mrs.
Mc0ri1 viii sing. Thc odinanec ~
baptism viii be administered.
Subject al 4 D. M, Regeneration IT.
Bible Proofs and hesnlts.n Duet ny
Misses Lillian Hammond and IIrlcn
Whitesidna.
sunday school ~ g;s5 a. N.
Junior p. Y. r. Y. and Sanbcnm 10
ciety nt 3 .. N.
Senior b. y. =. y. on 7 ~
Mission sunday School. scyrhth
street and Monntain Road, ~ I :. h..
Prayer and business meeting Wednaa
day nt ; y. M.
Ladies' Aid md Missionary meeting
with =. l.. Curd, 1922 81. Central Ave,
Tharsdey % $3.50 p. m
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ChriHtian Science services are hold IN
Che Woman's Club building. "a the enr
ncr Of seventh STREET aud uGid Avcnre.
every sunday morning as "A o'slock.
"Wednesday evening services are AZ 3
o'clock.
The public = cordially invited 10 at.
tend taese services.
spaday Hchool NJ gi45 o'elock.
Reading Room 10 the N. r.. Armiio
Building, Room No. rs. opcn ench week
Idhy from 2 70 8 p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

On account Of grade school com
mcnccmeui there will be mo- Wednesday
evening" service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Corner Of Edith street and Central
Avenue, Ia the Library building
Carl schmid, paaior.
Sunday school, 10 q. m.
German service, n q. m.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mrs. Hcber Strong who win be re-
membered here az Miss Ida Summers, Ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Schwcnt.
ker. Mrs. Strong is accompanied by her
little daughter, Virginia, who celebrated
her FIRST birthday yesterday. Louise and
johnnie Clark aud Franklin and Doro.
thy schwentker helped the little lady to
celebrate this wonderful time by doing
were all truly delighted with the birth
day cake with It's one red candle for
decoration.
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organizations she has appeared as a so
loist, and nsked that she sing for him.
The famous director was highly ecmpli'
mentary. telling Mrs. Bradford and the
small circle OF friends who remained af.
ter the band concert 20 hear her sing,
that she would quickly find o place in
national musical work should she care
TO undertake Il.
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NOTES FROM THE COUNTRY GLUE

During the absence Of the PRECEDENT
Of the club, Theodore =. Woolsey, Mr..
Reuben Perry, who is the viee-president,
will act Ms president.
The following have been elected 10
membership; Mr.. Plum md Mr.. Rich.
ard ~Scandrett. temporary; Mrs. Louise
Thorne, associate; Capt. w. g. Reid.
Chns. White, Ernest Lnndolh, and Ross
Merritt, active members; Governor Me.
Donald, honorary member.
Dances are 90 be given the first We'd
nesday after the first of the month dur.
ing the INNER
Tennis courts are 10 be constructed,
the golf course put into better order
aud garages built during the summer A
large tract Of seventy six acres will also
be added 70 theselnb grounds.
Al the directors meeting tipping Of
club employees was absolutely forbid
den.
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ENTERTAINs FOR FIR. DOYLE,

Mrs. A. q. Maish entertained most
delightfully."- with a dinuer AT her home,
sixth and Roma, last "wednesday even.
ing in honor Of Father Doyle Of Colo
rado Springs, who has scent the past
four months at ST, Joseph's. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
MISS BRIGHT TO WED.

This afternoon at q delightful, though
very informal reception ut the home Of
DIR. and Mrs. =. Alonzo Bright. the en-.
gagemcnt was announced OF Miss Ruth
Bright TO Prof. c. X. Jaocard, head Of
the agricultural department OF the Mis-
souri, state Normal School. The wed
ding viii take place here on the 2Sth Of
June.
The Bright home was tastefully deco.
rated with yellow roses, and the dainty
refreshments revealed the skilled hand
Of the artist which Miss Bright IL con.
cedcd 10 be. She has hccn supervisor of
domestic science in the city schools the
pust three years and has brought the
department up 10 a high standard of
/ efficiency. Miss Bright is a young
woman of sterling worth whose rare
beauty and charming personality have
won her the highest esteem. She is o
graduate of Kansas State College, from
which she received her degree of h. )
Musical circles will also feel the loss ui
Miss Bright, Her sweet mcsso sopran,
voice has been a pleasure 10 society al
well as her solo work az the NJ. T.
Church, of which her father is district
superintendent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Tirst MtihbaIft Episcopal o1tfth
Corner Lead AYgnno end south Ihlrd
street.
Charles Oscar Eeckman, pastor. Miss
|Edilh 0orby, deaconcs1.
Preaching b. the pastor - a D. ms
and 3 p. M MotnlhR themr, hfUUd A.
subject, "1hp RsIlgien q taking Tfou'
bIe.N
special music morning and evening
Sunday schcel ~ PAS =, -. HpwvEth
Leugue n 7 p. NJ.
Mld-woek prayer service ~ 2 o'siusk
"Wednesday.
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oii5 a. no., Tho Chnfch tehoak
9i.u0 a, ~. Mafalna Worship
U~alcFnln4' report ~ fonforlinfs
1ioO b. D.. ChIleiin1 Endr4toI.
$500 b. m, EVthiAf rorsA|o. tatsnun
BY pastor.
A snxophons nolo ~ Mf. Noe s41 .af
tho ovenine ser4ino.
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NihNs
High mass aud sermon, 1000.
Evening service, May devotions aud
BenedictiUn, 1850.
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ENrERTAIN METHopIsT Ladies.

Mrs. Weed nnd Mrs. Hall were host
csses 10 the Ladies' Aid Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church Thurs.
day afternoon at the pleasant home of
Mrs. Weed, 722 South Third street. The
rooms were beautiful with pink roses
and potted plants, and the afternoon
was spent By the ladies with needle.
work and social chat.
A pleasant feature was the addition
Of q new member and the presence Of
several visitors. Delicious refreshments
were served At the close Of the social
hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

Broadway Christian Church.
Meetings a, Public Library, ap.staiTs.
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ar. and Mrs. =. =. eammers, Mr. and
Mrs. W. q. Reid and Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~.
Bolts form n party who have gune 10
Elephant Butte 10 spend sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
FAMOUS WOMEN COMING

Mrs. Frederick sharpe, of Chicago.
national president Of the MOnthcrs'
congress and of the national Parent.
teachers association, is coming "a Aibu.
duerquc next Friday to spend d day aud
evening id the interest Of n statewide
organization If the two movements in
New Mexico aud utilization of New
MeXico with the national organizations.
She will be accompanied by Mrs. Orville
7. Bright, first vice.president of the M.
tional societies. The ladies will be the
guests of Mrs. John W. Wilson, 2O2
South High street, during their stay in
the city. Mrs. Wilson Is state organizer
of the Parent Teachers association. At
. O'Clock in the afternoon the two noted
women will speak at n meeting in the
Womnn's Club, especially for mothers.
but TO which all the women Of Albuqucr.
que nre asked. Al 5 O'Clock in the
evening a general meeting will be- held
in the High School auditorium to
which the people Of Albuquerque are
invited. John Milne. superintendent Of
city schools, viii preside at this meet.
ing, introducing the visitors. Mrs.
Shapre is the author of q number of
books on lines embraced in the two or.
CARNATIONS she heads, which are stand.
hrd. Her works ON child psychology
have attracted special attention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

in the city, the guest o. her son. Jack
MncDonough.
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Mrs. Dave WELLER and hcrsmnh son
have gone 70 Haywood Springs for a few
weeks.
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Mrs. James Dalton and SON Kenneth.
Of Havcloek. Nebraska, are house guests
Of Mrs. r.. X. Scheck, 423 North Fifth
street.
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Sodnlity mass, 800.
childrep's mass, for ehildren only,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Kinder ScnreIen
Mach FLETCHER'S
CA $ . e q.
Mdt Momate &rieg.

Ser &rieg lit iebt adt Monate
olt> ntto 0as g116e lit immer no@
nidt ab5ulebelr. Aber alt6 nit Sen
G%rgebnilien oes a6ten &rtegsmo=
mats tonn 0eutiblan6 un0 fam SOS
perbil1oete Sclterreib 5ufrie0en iein.
No6 meib molr nidt, mann uno mo-
Die emtideiol11g in Dem getpaltige11
golferrtngen fallen miro aber a11d)
oie Grgebni1ie 6es odten &riegsmo=
mates baben Sic l1eber5el1g1tng &C.
fraftigt, ooB Die berbiinoeten &ailer-
madte itegreid aus 6em &ingen ber=
porgeben peroen. SSm 8eiten itebt
Der &f ols Steaurgsfrieg auf
einer feitungsnrabig ou%sgebauten
nobe5n oreibltnoert Meilen langen
Strede BON Ser @or6iee Bis 51tr
S4mei5. Ser 3peifrontenfrieg bat
0eutidlon6 gen0tbigt> itd nit gro
beret gtreitfraften nah Often GIT
penoen, trot0em itno int @eiten ollie
@eril1de oes 6ein6es, inter glufbie=
tung gemaltiger Streitfrqfte, sic
Del1tiden GIT merfen, ibre Metben GIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

ieben, Den arieg auf fein6li6em go
oen fiibren gu f0nnen. Sir feline
@olfstuirtbi6aft lit oas bon nni6at-
barem 8ortbeil, 111to bon elmer lei
it1ngsfdbi9en 8olfsmirtbidaft bangt
in 6ieiem &riege unenoli6 piel ab.
3eutidlato bat taft gang 9elgien nno
,tngefabr oen iediten Ebeil Jranf-
reifs beiebt, un6 6as lit geraoe Der
Ebeil, ben 5rantrei6 am idtperiten
permibt. 8as @1Blano in @ali5ien
an olterreidiidem @ebiet beiebt bat,
lit nidt balb 10 biel als maS in $50
len i'm 8elibe Der berbiinoeten &aiier
madte lit. Nn Die M0glidteit, Die
Muiien nad) Berlin porbreden 81 lai-
fen ooer bie Deutlden aus 8elgien
limo 1ranfrei6 81 p%er6rangen, glanbt
man beute nl1r nod BORT, MOO man
ellttpeoer nidt in ser Sage it, Die
Situation 5n b%eurtbeilen, ODER mo-
man ii6 iel6er betriigt. 8as Bram=
reid) utro England nit ibren beiten
Ir1,ppen nidt fertig gebradt boben>
>per6en lie gang iider ni6t nit benz
mil16ertpertbtgen Sol0atenmaterial
fertig bringen, a11f Dos tie our Sill
lung Ser 2iicfe11 an Ger Jront 5uriif=
greifem miiiien. 3eutidlan6 fam
marten Biz Ger 6eino entpeoer aus
ieine11 @rdben frie6t 1,n0 ii6 our Of
fenen S6laht lteQt o6er Big er oes
Samples in Sen @raben miioe miro
u1r6 ltn1 Jrieoen bittet. IS fam oas
INN 10 eber, als au6 CUR See 6ie
0eutihe @affenf1tnit iid bent 6einoe
getpa6len 5eigt un6 Die Spfer1pilig<
felt ser Station u1permin6ert lit. @ic
ibr Gertraaen 5u Sen oel,tiden 8af=
fen. SIT a116 Ser Sieg beute> na6
o9tr1ol1otlider 0aller bes &rieges
no6 nidt erfodten, 10 lit nla1 Ser
gmtl9ei6urg ood elm tiihtiges Stiid
ndber gefomme11. 1as lit oas St.
gebriB 6ieier odt &riegsnronate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

ter 6eren Muger1 Sic u%nerborten
|'Sdal1otbate11 %polbradt tpuroen. lllo
babel fan1 man ii6 1es erhiebltde11
@ebanfens nidt ertpebren, oab biele
rl1iitiden 8eitien nod nidt eitu1ol
sic idlimmite1r l1nter SEN @u1tOesge=
noiien gnglanos ii1ro, ionoern oab
Die miloen &olferidaften, 1pelde
&itdener iih nid)t entbl0bet bot aus
Miien ur6 Mfrifa nad europa 51
bringen, notwithstanding nod id)a1ber=
batter bal1ien miir0en, lper11 es ibrer1
gel6rge, in 9eutiblan6 e%in5ubred)el1.
Mber gerabe bieler @ebanfe erfldrt
sic %eiierre grtidloiienbeit, nit mel=
der iid bas gan3e oeutide @olf ae-
gen SEN iibermadtiger Seino mebrt.
Ser 0eutide Soloot fdmpft nidt mir
fir oas eeliebte @aterlaro, ionoern
ol1d fir Sic Gbre ser 6eutiden 6rult=
en-. ct meib, boB er itegen mus,
tpenn nidt Sic @eimatb Ser Sd)al,=
plot bon Srgien mer6en ion, im Ser
gleid NIT 0e11en aIles, mas man lelblt
int oreibigiabrigen 4riege erlebt bot
gum barmlolen 3ettbertreib Der
blabt.
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Sic MmNii6en @rcmel 1T
Snpremien.

@enn gnglano ltatt gegen Geut1b=
lano allf Seiten Ieuti6lanos tanpf=
tc, 70 lparcn Die binmneli@reienoen
S6a1lotbaten, mel6e Die Sfuiien in
Slpreuben periibt baben, %nirgenos
idarfer gebranomarft moroen ols
in Scr etgliiden Yrelie. ga aber Sic
Ml1iien Die 9unoesgenoiien gnglanos
iiro, 10 reger iid sic crrgliiden 3e1,
tltngen 5mar gang fiirdterli4 auf
iiber Sic ongebliden 6el,tiden @arbas
reielr in @elgie,r, po1t 6eten ieoer
balb,pegs inteQigentc gnglanoer
meiB, oaB lie @usgeburten oes Ge1t-
idenbalies iino, aber bon sen ruff
id)en @reueln in Ser u11gliidliden
oeutiden @ropill5 idei1ren lie gar
ridts 5u miiien. un6 gemalt oasielbe
gilt bon DEM 2umpengeiin6el in Ser
anrerifoniiden 9iige1rpreiie, iotpie
BON Sen antioeutid)en Sdimpfpalto-
ren int SEN @ereiaigten Staaten> sic
ibren i6o1rel1 @eruf 6ur9 lire nil
fen Mngriffe auf 1eutidlano un6 Sic
oeutid)e 9(ruee in 10 abideulider
@eiic geidanoet baben. 9eioe laiien
feline @elegenbeit unbenutt, mo- Tie
SEN 0eutiden ettpas %anbangem fon=
men, aber sic grauenbaften Sdeu5+
liGfeiten, melde Die &uiien ii6 in
SitpreuBen baben 5u Sdul6en font
men laiien, iibergeben lie NIT Stia=
19peigen.
@er iid Elm @ilo oapon maden
min, tpie sic ruiiilden Soroen in.Sit=
preuBen, gebouit baben, Ser braudt
iid feinesmegs allein auf sic 8eridte
ser 6eutiden &egier1ng 5u b%erlaiien
6entr es liegt iebt or@ oas unpar=
teiiibe 3el1gniB bon amerifaniiden
@prrei pon6e11ten Dor, tpelhe Sic 10
ldmer beimgei1dte Eropi115 our6=
rei1t un6 iiberau 8etpeismaterial &C.
lannoelt babe1t fir oie gero6e5u be-
itialiiden Musidreitu1rgen ser M11s=
fptpiter. Ser 8eriht zines 6ieler
amerifanildet &orreipon0enten, 0es
@errn g6moro 2pea Tor, lit bereits
ser Seffentlidfeit iibergeben poroe11.
@iele BON belt @rel1eltbaten, sic CT
idi1oert, loiien iid int einem ial1beren
Samilienblott nidt einmal an6elt=
t11ngstpeiie tpieoergeben. Ser Geltt=
1de, meldcr in 6em 8eridt BON SEN
piebiiden @erbreden lieit, peld)e Sic
lie entmenihten l1ngebelter an ben
oitprenbiidcn 6ral1en nno Maod)en
begargen babe1t, fiiblt oe,1ielben mil
6en Sorr, sen Ser onterifaniihe Siib=
itoatler elnpfi1t6et, tpemt feline @attin
ODER leine Sodter SEN nnge5iigeltel1
@eliil ten ei11es pertierten Negers 5ltrt
Spfer gefallen lit. Mo9 ouf Gene
rotionen bi1tuts mer6en ga115e &C.
gen6en BON Sfpreuben bert eud)t fem
infolge Ser @reueltbaten 6ie1es
idmierigen rtiiilden ltnge5iefers.
l1no 10 iebr iib 1%111iere Seele 111t6 u11=
fer @oifenitol5 6ageger itrduben mo-
gen, oieien boari traltbenoen 8eridt
SIT glaltben, feline @obrbeit lit lei6sr
iiber ie6en Smeifel erbabeu, 6enn
&err Tor gibt auBer an6eren ltn>pi-
oerlegliden @epetien iogar sic M11m=
mern ser betreffen6en rltliiiden @e=
gimenter, ia in bielen Sdlle1t sic Ma=
men ser ntiiiihen @enera1e on, l1r1-
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81 %berfanfen.

@6te tpeibe @pnbotte Bruteier
BON gutter @reidieoenbeit, bon 5ur
@r11t befabigten @ennen gelegt. Nad-
5~mfrogen BET Setter BRAUN,
20-3t 81. 9. Mo. 3, Belgrade, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

= Sir 5tabt : @igentbum ooer
8arm=9Gnoereien ipredt Dor bel s.
6. Donng, ct. glou6, Meinn. 44bo
The Monticellonian., 1915-10-14
Opening Day of the Fair.

The big Southeast Arkansas Fair opened at Monticello, on Tuesday, with bright prospects. All of the Departments were re- plete With exception of Live Stock, which is somewhat short, although the specimens exhibit ed in this line, are generally good.
 There was one great disap- pointing feature on this day and that was the areoplaue, schedul- ed to. fly, failed to leave terra fir ma, after racing across the aviator field, ran into the race tza k fence, slightly crip- Pfing the pilot and badly smash ing the machine. But we sup pose this Is no uncommon occur renee W tn air-crafts, since dur ifg onr career we have seen tree of them try to fly and only oee succeeded. We presume this m9chine will be repaired and seil rough the air the re-
 aaialna lays of the Fair.
 Aside &rom our automobile pa. rade, in which few machines, beautifully decorated, took part, and some horse-racing, the ma jor part.of the day was devoted to speech-making: Those who en- tertained the crowd with speeches, were Dr. H. c. Brough, of Fayetteville, candidate for Gov, Hon Creed Caldwell, of Pine Bluff, Commander of the Sons of the Confederate Veter- ans, lion. Sam. M. Taylor, Con- 9Ies.mPn from the Sixth Dis trint, Senator Jos. T. Robinson and Rev. Stevenson. Space, at eais time, prevents comment. pr. ,' ough spoke in the interest of his candidacy, Mir. Caldwell for organization of Camps of Sons of Veterans, Col. Taylor's address related chiefly to the valor and heroism of the old South. Senator Robinson spoke of the European war and the relations of this Government to it, and Rev. Stevenson on the Farmers Union.
The Monticellonian., 1915-10-14
Revival Meeting.

Sunday October, 17th, 1915, the people of the first Baptist church of Monticello will begin a meeting of days covering a space of not less than two weeks. Rev. U. J. E. Cox, D. D. of Pine Bluff, will do the preaching and assist the pastor ia the meeting. Mir. Cox IS one of the most learned and eloquent min isters in the state, and rare opportunity awaits the people of Monticello. The Pastor de- sires the co.opperation of all christian people in this meeting and hereby invite the public.
 !. K. Full. Pastor.
The Monticellonian., 1915-10-14

Mir. w. D. Johnson hands Us a clipping from an old newspaper giving the prices of cotton at various times since 1-9t. in that year the highest price paid was 29 cents pound. .n I195 the price went to 36 1-2 cents. In lS4S the priced dropped to 6 cents. In 1861 and 65 cotton sold in New York for $l.S9 and $1.92 per pound, but it will be remembered that we were cut off from the North by a battle line at that time. At the close of the war cotton sold al, over the South at 50 and 60 cents a pound, but dropped again to : and s cents in 1896. At the close of the present war in Europe, if it ever elo ses, we may look for another rise but it would not be safe for 8 small farmer to hold too long if he can get l2 or l5 cents -Ashiey Go. Eagle.
The Monticellonian., 1915-10-14

There are some handsome wid- ows in Monroe, La., and the news of that fact had leaked out and gotten beyond the confines of the State of Pelican fame. Hence, one of our most popular physicians, who by the way, has an eye for beauty, hied himself to Monroe, with an excursion party, with a view of sizing up the situation; but some evil minded and cruel disposed nag in the party, knocked down his playhouse, by reporting the D. foresaid "beauty-seekerh 5o be 90 years of age. The Times-Star, speaking of the Dr., in most complimentary manner, says :: "He is the most active man fer his age that we ever met" As the Dr. was kid, in knee pants, when the 90 year old men of to- day were grey-headed, no won- der that he appeared active to the Times-Star Reporter.
The Monticellonian., 1915-10-14

fhls secOion O. gou ry was visi ed by d light frost last Sat urdav morning. The first this season.
 Miss Annie ' 7ilson, after a visit to her sister, Mrs. V. H. Williams, in Jas per, Ala, has returned to her h. 1me in this city.
 To all boys. If it's new suit you want, give us a look-we have the suits Model Shoe Store.
 Rev. w. B. NYeems, of Con way, Agent for the Western Methodist, preached at the Methodist church in this city last Sunday. Messrs. J. l.. Allen and Rollie Wells are back from a trip to Colorado, where they purchased stock for their respective sale stables.
 The best is not too good for our customers-Todd's Grocery The Home of Good Things to Eat. advt Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Baldwin, after a pleasant visit to Dr. and Mrs. M. Y. Pope, in this city, have returned to their home in Philadelphia, Pa.
 LOST Two steel rods, one inch in diameter, four feet long, one half inch hole in each end. Finder please return to Manager of Merry Go-Round, at Fair Grounds and receive reward. ad.
 Miss Ruby Patrick, who is teaching school in Ohicot coun. ty, is here on a visit to her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pat rick.
 Miss Gertrude Ward, after a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Mrs. H. w. Wells, in this city, has re- turned to her home in Hot Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Owens, of Little Rock, are here on visit | to relatives and friends. We re- gret to learn that Mrs. Owens is in bad health.
 Mr. Cleveland Parker, of Tex ] as, architect, of the new bank 1 building, was here this week in- specting the work which is near ing completion.
 Mr. D. E. Watson and Geo. Norman, Esq, and wife and Mrs. Ellis, of Hamburg, were visitors to our city last Monday after noon. They came up in an auto- mobile.
 Mir. Gill, former Oi5y Marshal O Hermitage, Bradley county, spent a day or two in our city lest week. He is cousin of Messrs. Dave and w. P. Gill, of this county.
 A .ong the good things to eat, grown in this country, which has P for the initial letter, are Pota- ,'es, pdmkins, peas, persimons, pes 'he., and plums, to say noth- ing of pepper, parsley and pars- nlps.