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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
soc1ABILITY RUN no PUMPKIN
WILLIE"

The members Of the Motorcycle cilb,
who are always planning unique things
70 amuse themselves, are induigsng in a
''Ghost Party this evening az Orange
grove, about ten miles out OF the city AZ
b weird spot on the Rio Grande. Camp
fires and a delicious repast is a part of
the program which for the most part
viii consist Of witchery and other lore
cocnected with Hullowe' ZEN. They viii
ride back 20 the city in costume.
Guests Of the club for the evening
will be: Miss Fadner, Prof. Rcpp, Dr..
Bergman, Miss Seanzini.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
PROGRESSIVE HALLOWEEN
n

She Young Peoples society Of the
First Baptist eharch united IN "a ccle-
braiion Of Haliowe'en last night which
took the form Of "a progressive masq1e.
Ciud in ghoatly garments the young poo
pie. fifty strong, gathered first ~ tho
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. ". II. Long. $40
south broadway where they fortified
themselyes for the evening with n bouu-
tiful frpnst. later they woke up the
sleeping populace all along the line
from South Broadway 20 the homo Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. sherman Curmouy. sol
North Thifd street, where appropriate
games were played until Midnight when
a second Substantial rcpast enabled tho
young people 70 wend their way home
ward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
BRIDGE SCORES

Two OF the bridge clubs puid old
scores Thursday afternoon and evening
lam club entertained the winners ot "a
movie party followed by 20 luncheon ~
Gria,shaw p. The winners were Mis. H..
q. coors. Mrs r. n Wilkcrsou. Mrs.
w.. Vs. strong and MIS-. y. II. earns.
The ho.te-ses were Mr.. g.. D.. Lawbef.
Mrs. bittuer, Ms. J.. r.. Tull aud Mrs.
j. a. Rci1y.
To- the evening tho a.owland club en-
teftalrct 90 the home ot Mrs. ". W.
strong the hostes.cs being Mrs. Hes.ol.
den. Nrs ". " Strong. Mrs.. Prank
Stort and Mrs Wyldcr. The winrrrs
in this club we're Mrs Fred Caufioia
Mrs Jos. Horucr Mrs g. &C. Ives and
Mrs. Alderman.
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rfLeRIM ~ooMMANpERY socIAL.

Pilgrim C9mm8udery so. s., arigh'.
rem{'ur w.l i|uuuggta'. tn, social sen
son hy holding o. 's1..aI evening ut
their next regular needing which b,
Monday. November D.. Tails uIIl Ir th,
ioraruuucr ot "a number OBJ. alen rut,-
tainmCnts that are cont. mpIatrt l8riHs
the winter. An sir kWght- ar. urged
TO- attend ard bring thor lnd o-. Ih,
regular meeting VIII hr rliIp1 .t 1850
prompt aud wiil hc hi.ct, when tba Do
dies ulil boz Joined Iu She t%aa0ly, tall
and dancing aui cord r.ay n- r.
dulgel Boz. This ulli ho strictly Uf.
NAL uuI Sic Knight, win ro' appr.r n
uuitofuL.
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dozens Of men, many Of them tubctculnr.
is 40 disgusting that IL is almost impus.
sihic for even a healthy stomach To- re-.
tain is breakfast. Moreover, recall that
all those young people and the tenchcrs
are going TO school just ~ the time
when the merchants urc sweeping the
streets IN front ct their stores. aud thut
the dust they ruisc is reekinn with the
germs leit by the men splitting the day
before. One of vour most valuable
teachers snid to me this fan thnt she
tclt 80 Disguised with the filth she en-
countcied on her way 90 school thai, She
thought of going somewhere risc 'o
teach. Next go the hospital and
nurses, the school room and tuurh,rs
should be- ireost from germs.
Another problem equally practical blt
a httlo more difficult To- solve b.. how tu
Prevent the men from splitting ON th,
sidewalk How cnn men Lc taught go
have too much respect foi thos, two
hundred high school girls 10 spit ou the
walks over which they trend " YOU
cannot reform your men, send them 10
IN" high school aud let them take my
duty OF standing iu the halls aud watch.
ing those pretty creatures pass up nui
down the CORRIDORS through lust ono
day. Then / believe the, would Doe .o
ashamed thut they would mover offend
one OF those little ones again. Men do
not make good honsrkccr,rs, whether
they Try IL if the hone COZ on III,
streets. II seems 20 me that the prob
lem ot clean streets viii never be- solved
until the women arouse thcmsclve4 uAd
SEQ thrt The next street commissioner Is
q woman.
\ third problem. Let the state and
'll the citizens uf the stint be shrrwd
In business dealing Wi',, each other. but
TOR the love ot justice and truth. I,t
them hc h-u"~t with the ,rhu,l rb "a.
N"'ar years ago o. prize OF cgr-. which
hutrhcd would give chicken. worth
fitty dollars, was offered 10 the child
Who would write the best compositions
on the New Mexico hen. one boy
worked for days ora his paper uul ur
rcod'd BOO writing such % clover Iittir
composition that he won first urfyp Ly
pll that WAS fair and Square. The ,crs
rumr but no chickens. : presume the
trouble was caused by shippinu hu' the
child mind expected the chickens. They
mad boon promised, uud he bad earned
them. " prize. must be- Offered. prom
lso only thing, that con Dee Fulfilled 500
'ulutcly. Otherwise the child has some
reason lug becoming misiru-ttul and
showing 90 Inch ~ forest Boo hard WORK
u docsu 2 muk, fpr the best or r@i,I..r.
ship go have such % condition exist.
Then uhat % comfort ia would boz if
we had iU the city some burn,I.. f.'h
srs nH vr huyr maiden mothers. Th.ra
.'' "',a'h ," ''Nh h7 You hnnH., H'
'I' ""''h- '" give "i their time "mr
.H' rove '' .'I"ftHHa'r srhHui
VINO nave ''si hnin' tli mother. IH.F
I','t1 ''e' in' Ii'L rni supply what fh.
Pu'l' F'n''I cannot give Can uHy.u.
,'l"'iy 'p' '.'.' OF such service q" in'
.i'N uud ~" state. schools Hrn .uI1
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noN. John J. LrNTz

several months, let Friday morning for
als home in Virginia.
o
Mrs. Carl Bishop of Santa +, is visit.
ing friends iu the city
.
Mrs. Don ". I.usk aud her daughter
OF silver City. a.. b.. who has been
visiting Mrs. T. \. lAuyille. returned
TO her home today.
Mrs. Frederick Il. HouJpu aui smuH
son, John. returned from the east Tues
day evening. The Havlga 5 spcnt the
summer 90: their -fmmgl homc pn Long
Island.
d
Mrs. Coprock uud Mrs. Lowe. who
aay, been visiting Mrs. Hgfth, returned
io.thtif HON. BOO Toreka, Kansas. I,at
ing here yesterday Afternoon.
O.
Mrs. ~tiuor sister. Nrs fobu-. i.
again u thc city after % short visit q.
tho cApHsitiDus
Nr. A. a.. Ha,up- uf T.satLar.. A..
kun.us. returned o. Albuquerque last
Ucci O.. makp Dis fu'ric home. 10, nu.
accompanied hy Doll. sow AIaritu- N..
Haynes and fHeIr .nugtt,r. 80 NH..
belle. are pspuetul fa aJriyc no, ,uII,
pnrf oi r'Nt week.
Mrs. Tb,e Iloclh.Imcr og 30 I..o D..
tbe guest ot Mr.. l.Iiau prryiu,.
Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
woMAN'C CLUB.

At the meeting Of tins Woman = club
yesterday afternoon the members had
the pleasure Of hearing Miss Hendcr.
son, president OF the state ". g. 7. T..
An invitation was extended to the
Woman 3 club 60 meet Miss Anna Cor.
don, national president Of the ". C..
T. t.. and worlds Vice president. al "a
noon.
Miss Frances Boothy gave some piano
selections while Gladys aud Mary Harris
gave a pinno and violin duet.
Those present also enjoyed o treat in
Miss Hickey's paper CA the Life and
Works OF Michael Angelo.
The clubs open evening has been
changed from the first Friday Ia the
month 10 the first Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
-FoRTNIGHTLY MUSIC CLUB.

Mrs. Mabel stevens Himoc was hos
tess Tuesday evening 90 the Fornightly
Music club az her home on West Coal
avenue. The program was decidedly ir.
teresting and instructive, consisting Of
a lecture By Mr.. stanley Seder on the
development of sonatn form q piano
number, Beethoven ~onutu in 4 fiat
major, by Mrs. Iiimoe; and a violin
number, Handel Sonata y major. bv
Mr.. Brano Dieckmann. Besides these
two big numbers. which were splcudidly
given, there were illustrations, played
by both Mrs. Himoe and Mr.. Seder, OF
the distinctive points Of the sonata
form. With this program as o fair oa-
ample. IL cannot be denied that the
Fortnightly has opened It's reason with
a seriousness and enthusiasm that
promises we'll for the development of
music IN Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
DIR. BLAIR'S BODY SENT
HOME FOR INTERMENT

Tho cody ~ Or Hush g. IIlir.
santa be physician 90 R.uDou. vno
died ON the way to the hospital hero
ha week. wa. shipped Iu u,.lf ..
l~'ut"rtulor g. y French 100 rur.
Worth. T,ya TIN, nrrpuu,u gur.
w"r" ma lo a' the direction ur Mr.. o.
", l,r'd OF This CITY 10 ..s',r of Or
HlJlr
The body was ompan.ol by
friend of the family From rur
Worth . wI'l bee sent foo Cla.. pu Ala
10y Mrr Blair. for burial r'.vf0n u.
DR. Blair uli home. II|r parent.
1--we There
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

AlNtNfN
Horses are divided into sixteen
general and well-knowu classes:
Sea, race, dark. draft, coach.
clothes. saw. shinEle, willing. dope.
saddle, gift, red, dray, charley and
hobby.
The first Is q FISH. and so is the
thirteenth.
The second is o fraud, and n
means Of getting rid of the money
you borrowed without permission
from the boss tH-tm you could
pay II back,
The third s. a political animal
Just as liable 20 fool you al not,
and, like the race-horse, meant for
that purpose.
The fourth and nfth are good,
honest animals, for a change.
The sixth, seventh and eighth arc
wooden arrangements OF the Kind
Idle testers used 20 refer TO In tell
ing made-up tales OF Abe Lincoln 8
trading escapades
The ninth is the kind worked 10
death by thouRhtlsss people as
quoted in proverbs by those per
sons who cant think for them
selves.
The tenth e. tho kind that re-
semblos a BOOKING employee ne
tor use only once In a while under
specified circumstances, but utterly
Indispensable.
The eleventh Is mighty scarce
the twelfth the kind into whose
mouth one mustn't look but Away
does anyway
The fourteenth Is a symbol ol
oyorworkedncss but isn't always So
treated. by any means.
The fifteenth Is a baseball
pitchers a%rm-malady, and the siA-
teenth belongs 90 a child, though
all the people playing hof'"' IA
riding hobbies aren't young enough
TO attend district school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
ART EXHIBIT.

The friends Of Mrs. Max Nordiaus
were given quite o treat the past week,
when Mr.. y. a. sharp. the celebrated
Taos artist. exhibited some of bis am.
vases ian the Nofihuus home, where bo
and Mrs. sharp were guests from sat
.urony until Tuesday. They were ON
their way TO their home iu Montana al.
ter spending the summer 90 ,thc Taos
colony near SAINTS tc. a large number
awaited themselves OF the opportunity
afforded by the hospitality ot Nr and
Mrs. Nordhaus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
HALLoME IL pAEcE.

Miss keha Conner b. giving q Hat.
lowe en dnurc az hef homo this evening.
The house decorations arr Typical OF
Hullowr ZEN. This invited ares: Misses
Katherine McMillcn, Alberta nuw
tAornc. lorna Lester, Bcbecea Homer,
Bessie Strong Agnes Meyers. Caroline
Michuels. Louise Bell, Margaret Flour
ii0y Messrs Lyman pltney. Amado
Chnyes. Harold Perry, Lyman Thackcry.
Eurl Fortcrfield. Clarence Blickcndof.
fer, Harold Miller Van OlosoF, George
White. Brooks Brahtley Donald Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
MRS CAIRNS

Mrs. d. h. earns was a charming hos
tess ON "Wednesday afternoon, when she
entertained with three tables 81 auction.
The decorations, f~ayors, etc, were typi-
ealof Halloween. and caused much
merriment among the guests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
Reports From All Sections Of
State Indicate That Atten-
dance Will Break Last
Years High Record.
NOTABLE SPEAKERS FOR
THE GENERAL SESSIONS
John ]. Lentz, M. v. 0'Shea
and Kentuoky's Famous
Moonlight School Promot-
CT 10 Deliver Addresses

~ N11N9f
That tho convention Of the New
Mckee Educational association iu this
city next month wIl set a new mark
for the organization both IN char,o-
ter OF the talent engaged to assist ia
the work of the gathcring in the sec
tIonal program work and In number
81 teachers attending. was the asset
ton uf J. 49, Wagner of santa Fc. soc-
rctIty of the association, who is here
today for DO conference this afternoon
Boo the Commercial club with local are
ruUgcmeuts and entertainment coW-
mlttecs. as To sinai details uf the big
annual gathering
Mr.. Wagner met with the local CONF
mitteos from the Commercial club
and che Retail Merchants association.
Superintendent John Milne and o.
! number pf other N@lnugu,rluc men
and women vino were called INTO the
conference ut Z so this afternoon gul
aJ . o'clook tuc meeting va. SIN boo
session Detail matters ~ tho
amusement program. meeting places
md entertainment Coo Dec i,ud.r,d
Wer" being discussed Geo tn, end tlu'
there may ur uu conflict between Ih,
soJ program ur working schedule OF
the convention, Iud local arrange
uaut- thut may ur uIldo ..r tpo
Z pleasure ut tHo visitor. TH. I,auIt
wll hD 90 comprehensive. ...s'l|ly
planned program Of cu-tsrtuIuurnf
turHishol h} tIHuluoruue wu..n v.H
supplement- th, uurs OBJ. tEr u.a.n.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
HALLOWEEN PARTY.

Mrs. John J.. Donovan. assisted by her
sister. Miss Rehcccn Mccune Of Roswell
j. entertaining this evening from 1880
10 1000, With a Heliowc 'en party, for
her little daughter. Virginia lee Viii
Hanson. Guidenrod aud autumn foliage
j. used N great profusion ia the deco
miians Of black and gold. The young
atefs are 20 GENE masked, and ghDsss
and ,Eohlins viii reign supreme until
nine when the masks are off.
In the dining rouin, the center Of the
party, as al children know, the table
Il laid with places for fourteen. In the
center Is d large pumpkin cake, resting
On t0la and RED foliage. hanging above.
the lights are shaded by a black and
yellow shade, with funny li,tle blnck
eats heads, nodding from the corners.
while miniature jack 0'lanterns grin
hidcously among the foliage. Ienow
and black steamers, f~estooncd from the
chandelier 80 the corners Of the table
ARE fastened With smeii pumpkins, the
fnvoBs are little pumpkin hats filled
with candies. while the refreshments
censist Of pumpkin custards in pumpkin
cups, slices ~ the pumpkin cake with
cider. The other rooms @: the house
carry out the weird effect with candlc.
for light, and gFinning jack o'iauterus
placed unfortunately. 4 gypsy camp.
with a real fortune teller ~ O part OF
the amusement. The guests are:
Nirginia short, Wiiman short. Hon
Rargb, Frances Cartwright. Eucl Berg.
man, Paul Hanaum, Frederick Hannum.
Frances Clark, Fred Bryson, William
Bryson, Frank st0rtz, Bob McAllister,
Bessie McAllister and Cornelia Meal.
lister.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
To ENTERrATN %TnAcHERs.

The local Parent Teachers association
win give a reception 70 the teachers
during the n. NJ. b. ~ here next
month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

4 paper read recently hrfCtc
tho albuquerque Woman's Cub
by Miss SaslIc King, of the far-
uIty of the Albuquerque cay
schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
An Awful Night

{ lay awake, too cold TO sleep, last
night;
but yet too near asleep 60 rise
and get
The extra blankct--lsn't that a
fright?
I'm yawning round and growing
at II, yet.
10 lie n mass OF eoosc-nesh all
the limo
And dream half-waklng dreams
Of mlgCrec-
Such feelings drive weak-mindod
men 10 crime.
Who knows Just what effect
they'll have on me?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
AUCTION BRIDGE.

on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ackcr.
man entertaiaed o number of friends
with auction bridge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
How Heb
The chooLA

is greater than the increase In the activ.
ity aud energy OF the social unit re-.
quircd To take care of the new numbers.
The vision aud prophecy snd ! might
say the ambition of the parent genera
ton are too narrow and too smull for
school purposes. 1t may bee that We are
too selfish, and too occupied with our
own daily tasks and pleasures 20 dream
of better things and large possibilities
for our children. "lf you DO ~ we'll as
! have done. - suid q father 20 q %eritiral
son, "you WI do well enough. How
many Tunes one henrs "a father telling
hih son what great sacrifice have
been made ~ give him an education
aud home aud how little be appreciates
It. Is seems 60 me that there Is u little
jealousy shown In this. aud n feeling
that the parent ,huuld work for self
alone and that the ,hild's cxistouc, Us
70 misfortune ia the family because be
is taking some of the family earnings
from the parents. Send q child who
has such idcus preached to him in the
home. and the Teacher will have o. pupil
who D. gcstiye under discipline aud
work. 10 him work rs up csil. ard
schooling Us un irksuu' something 90
be- endured only long enough Go fit him
60 become independent ot his fathers
chatitivs. II there is "a parent ut that
Kind IN your home. send him 20 our sn.
psrintcudyut 's office who wall bee glad
TO calculate with him az hc does with
the children. the debit aud credit uf u
child = day to- the community. re viii
be surprised 20 find that the child earns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
HIGHLAND BRIDGE CLUB
LuNcHEoN PRIDnE cIuR

The Highland BrilRc dub mot TuOa'
day afternoon with Mrs. Tul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

A reception in htuof " Miss Gordon,
national president N the W. C. r. IL Is
bring given nj she Alvarado this after
Noon from s:gu 10 aspo. Ia She rccris-
inH line are:
Miss Gordon, national p~ricsidcnt, W.
&. n. II. nnd Vice president Of the World
association; Mrs Fastce. national press
nrpoficf. Mrs Sewell, national suprriu-
tendent OF tho. nowers mission depart.
ments Mrs. Park, national secretary W.
q. q. a.. Mrs. Hosc. president W. G. 7.
u. state ~ Virginia: Mrs. Katherine
Patterson a. santa ~ ~ she iithing de-
paftment: Mrs. Harriet Henderson,
president New Mexico W. G. 7. u; Mrs.
Minnie Byrd, state press reporter; Mrs.
y. e.. NUitef, az Clovis. state secreiufy'
~. &. r. ~. Mrs. n. J.. ~Sfrumquist. IT.,
state superintendent ~chnutnuquas and
fairs: Mrs. yesterday, state supefintend-
cnt physical culture; Mis-. Maud Green,
state sruanszcr; Mrs. Leaning, state sn-
t~sriutcndcut 81 medal contests.
Haq party % state md national off.
GERS arriVra az 2iJ1 this afternoon and
we're taken FOR pn auto sight seeing tnp
rs i courtesy frum the Moman's club.
The lest 81 the afternoon wns given
over 20 Il reception. Following this viii
b. ! sA 8 clock dinner IN Taft hail, this
ulsa ~ Miss OetdeA'e honul and hos
staff and state Officers.
Oa account 81 unforeseen cjreum-
stances the mass meeting which was to
have been held sunday afternoon at the
high school auditogium has been changed
to she Presbyterian church % 3 O'Clock.
Minirsess from the city churches viii
participate in this meefing and every
oee Is cordially invited 20 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

1--WE PARTY.

Mrs. John :. Beaver WINS hostess 10 u
number Of her friends Thursday after
moon az her hong on North Fourth
street. The house was artistically deco
rated Sith flowers and autumn leaves.
Five hundred was played nt nine tables.
the guests we're;
Mrs. Warren Graham, Ms. Ike Grn-
ham. Mrs. Frank Trottrr, Mrs. W. ~.
Spargo, Mrs. MeCanHa, Mrs. rhos. Me
Mhlin, Mrs. Wm. McMillin. Mrs. Me
Way, Mrs. sullivan. Mrs. Minkey, Mrs.
y. q. Hcrkenhoff, Mrs. Pete Sch1eek,
Mrs. Tierney, Mrs. Binkcst, Mfs. Fred
Cameron. Mrs. George Craig. Mrs. kor-
Der, Mrs. Tessicr, Mrs. stephen T..
Roehl. Mrs. 4. d. Brown. Mrs. Roger.
Mrs. Suivley. Mrs. Altmix. Mrs, Mc'
CURE, Mrs. Grosc. Mrs. Baca. Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Kickc. Mrs. Bailing,
Mrs. Wilde, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Me
Donald, Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. Hall,
Mrs. Rogers, Miss Blaekman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30
ro cEMETHRY

All swners u lots ia Fairvicw GENE.
tefmy have been asked 60 meet NJ the
Woman's club THesday evening of next
wek az 1880 10 considr organized uetiou
looking 10 the identifying Of the GENE
enry. The cemetery IL nov pipei foy
Wuter over al SECTIONS Of the gfound
ana a Number % those Interested have
taken the initiative AZ 4 eampaign h.
relieve the burial ground Of rs present
~bnrFenneAs
snost important section OF the report
from lhs sfaueppins ~ ttr aeDerai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-30

MAN WEDDING.

The maffiaRc Of Miss Nina, sister of
Mr.. Siegfricd Kahn. 90 Mt. Ludwig
Hcyman Of this city win be celebrated
tomorfaw az high noon. 70 be follewcd
nv d lunehcon 20 the bridal party 70
Taft hall ~ the Nssrndo hotel. Mr..
and Mrs Hcsman viii hr az home after
Na.rmbef 10 az 700 West Gold avenue.
o
FOR MRS DowNER
Mrs 4. 4. Orimshnw entertained Fri'
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. nowncr
IT Roswell, the guest 81 Mrs. W. g. Reid
on West Marquette. Mrs. Grimshnw =
pretty caurtcsy on shis occasion con.
sisted Of a lawn party with a luncheon
a%ftcrward. The guests we're;
Mrs. nowuoy Of Roswell. Mrs W. G..
Reid. Mrs. y. q. Coors. Mrs. @, ;, Me-
iandress and her guest Mrs. Harry
Simms 81 ~ paso. Mrs. Ross Merritt.
Mrs. Mabel stevens himoe. Mrs. A. G.
Thomas, Carl Bishop IT Santa Re.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-25

We understand there is a move
ment ION foot" to make a collec- |
tion among the populace on the
Platte line for the purpose of buy
ing the Milwaukee on the Platte
line decent engine. 1t is but
right to make an allowance for
condition which delay traffic, but
it seems that the trouble is not so
much in natural causes as in old
worn out machinery that causes SO
many delays.
J. p. Cooley and Jas. Stephens
returned from Pierre last Thurs
day where they were in the inter-
est of the Normal School of
Springfield. Both of them have
served as state senator's and were
instrumental in securing the Nor
NAL for Springfield. They succeed
ed in convincing the legislature,
which came near moving the
school to Bonesteel, that it would
be unwise to move it since it is
we'll located as it is.
Mrs. Frances Vavruska, an old
lady who was an inmate of the
country poor farm, died last Tues
day morning as the result of burns
received the day before. The ira
gedy was the result of pouring
kerosene on a smouldering fire.
Unknown to the other people on
the farm she went to her room and
while there poured the oil on fire
in q heating stove in her room.
The peculiar part of the affair is
that she did not cry out when
burned but suffered in silence un-
til found by her roommate after all
the clothing had been burned. from
her body. A physician was called
and did everything in his power to
make her last moments as comfort
able as possible under the existing
conditions. Mrs. Vavruska was
born in Moravia eighty one years
ago and is survived by two broth
ers living in this country. -Tyn-
dali Tribune.
The Bohemian Presbyterian par
sonage, five miles east of town,
has been purchased by Rev. Lin
ka. The congregation expect to
: erect a new parsonage near the
, church in the spring. -Ty ndal
Tribune.