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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-01-09
SATURDAY, JAN. 9, 1915

There are Is more wet" dem
oerats in the house than wet repub.
licans. but that does not signify,
necessarily, that the democratic
party of rum. In The house there
are 80 "wet' democrats, and 1e
''drys' on the republican side,
there are A drys and IS vets.
From a numerical standpoint the
democrats are wet and the re
publicans are dry but some
dry persons drink.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-01-09
WHAT WE SHOULD
TALK ABOUT IN 1915

God our father. Jesus Christ
our Saviour. The Holy Spirit
our guide. Saving souls and
how to save them, Giving to
missions and other good works
Good plans and good people,
etc.
Contributed
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-01-09

Weekly paper devoted to the inter
ests of the whole people.
Entered as second class mail matter
Feb. "a, 1904, at the post office at
Springfield, ILL.,, under the act of Con.
gress of March 8, 1879.
cIsas5a.sss7 10
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-01-09

When we read daley of the
passing from t h.e.se mundane
shores so that bourne from which
no traveller @ er returns, of so
many able AID useful persons,
some suddenly and Others dram
atically, we pause 10 mediate
how insign ficant is mere NOR
TIA life is simply transition-a
mere accident so far IS this life
is concerned hut we live in dee DIS
and not years. No given number
Of years is guaranteed, not even
the three score and ten
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-01-09
CHRISTMAS SOCIALS

The Embroidery Art Clut
was entertained during the hol
idays at the Brown Hotel by
Mrs. F. c. Brown and the hus
bands of the members of the
club were entertained by Mrs
Robinson, of N. 2nd st.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-01-09
Z. L. Rogers-Bditor and Manager
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cepted as free news" but will
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-01-09
BASE BALL PROSPECTS
GOOD FOR 1915.

On account of the splendid
record made last year by the
local base ball team, great in
terest is being manifested early,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

tie pao @orif, Den onoen poo enaeIif.
Ea't. Y. =. ". Stocuer iorrettebe for
alferet. 3roesbefienoeIien blep ireml.
'ogt aor / boert al oe 4 Sproa. Oo
SilfDers arigsbpmnc: "@or @uo.
ban or Iaa iait en- Borg, bIeu iunget
az Den belle 6oriamling / ale 4
Sprog paa en- Gang. Get bar en-
bsltiocli9 og aribeuoc 6eltliabeb.
@reen Ban arebs boIbt fit
Seltmpoe / Sibpemiug, Mid., Ioitor
Oloi Sils aaIo, fra ocn t4be til Den
zoe Sftober. Mebct onbneoes meb
HrHoifen al Iaitor Gipeietb. Src.
oo9 0ormiooog imoIebebe Taitor
Homsoabl Samtolen opcr Meniabe.
oenS Sema, Hom. 10, 9-13. Sire.
ong Nltcn bolot Yait. Waion Gefor.
mationsprPoifen poa GnaeIif. Ter.
poa till9te en- lipIiq IiSfuslion oper
bette 2ema Heiormntionen. SCR.
oog Sormiooag ~iomtaleOe man oper
Mtenlgheoens 3enna. 2eroag Otter.
nnlooag inoIeoehe Tait. Gioqnc areb.
lens Sema: Nott. II, 2S-31. Ser.
Dag Iften iortiattc man Samtalcn
opcr bette Gmnc. SGnoag Sormib.
bag bar Der Naopcrauoatiencite, ga.
itor Sorbbcim bolot 5friitetalen. So.
'tor Trohlin forrettcoe peb IIteret,
o0 Tolt. @ongits hoIot SeimesieprG.
oifen. 6%elaenbe GmbcosmGno Tor
arco'cn blep Dolgt: 6ormano, Salt.
@ongite; 8iceforman0, Tait. Soro-
beim; Sefretpr Toit. 6roblin. HGitc
Mtsoe Wnarmpoe) bciluttebes al.
bolot / Eait. @ongitca Menigbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Wnmclotc 0p0sfalo.

Sobn :. Ssbers, San Sranco. -
Mr2. Sbep. &olt. Seraus Sails, Ninn.
~ 8. 9. Wlinorum. Mnibforb, Winn.
~ Iar. - ". =. Neis. ct. Glouo.
Minn. - Sobn Satrbp. 9ice Gountp,
Minn. - @rs. Crit DIS Sfpber9,
Wiim.. 50 Slor. - @cnrif :. Serg,
@ilmar. Winm.. - Nur. S6ns
%atte, @nrren. Miun.. 81 aar. -
Gnners Guale, Sipift 60, Winn., 70
Sar. Slrne GnSeriou Snemoen,
@ortb 60, "a. - Irs. Clni SAB
neis. Mio. SSis.. 35 Nar. - IGtbia3
Nittitm, S~tougbton, @is., ST Iar. -
Anton 0uuoerion. TeIicnn Hapios,
Wiun. - Ole Masmuslen Sia, Molanh.
Sa. - Spbins Sinoclaro. Sattcn. y.
Snf, Il Ior. - Grit n. Carton, Oh
len. Wiun.. 10 aar. - Sbomas @eets.
Nortb 0atima. Iuib.. 10 Iar. - Irs.
Nuna @~alslanc. Hplanb. a., So Iar.
Schu Solbcra. Neipart. 81. SO aas.
49, Ammlinb u. HeiiTter. 3aocliife. Sa.
- @iartiu 6. @ane, Groofiton. Iinu.
NsS. Ncls HeIipu. 6iumore Co..
Iiun,, 81 Aar. - Trs. Siri guoers
len. Conn Of NmronI. Otter Gail Co.,
Iinn.. 10 Nar, - ginrne Spericn.
Inniepile. g.. &. - Mrs. Cara Hoss
pii, Tacoma. @aib.. 81 Nar. - Otto
Nnoerion, philadelphia. 80 aar. -S.
!. Sinolanb. 6ubbarN, Ore. 80 aar.
9. g. @rri.e. Haoclifis. Sa. - Sps
uert Arntien, ,Soipn OF S%ronbhicm, Stf
ier Gail Co.. Ninn.. II Iar. - Smut
Sail. 8ee @ine, Minu.. so Gar. -
Sans Nnoreas Nrne'on, Berlin, y. g..
20 Nar. - Yars. Carl Yeterion. eau
Claire Go, 2is. - Srpsre Saaierien.
philadelphia. 35 Nar. - 8erharb Sans
zen, Boston. SIai NreI Siortb.
SeattIe. - Irs. @artin ellington.
9eaf cafe. Otter Gail Co.. Iinn..
90 aar. - @eorsf See. %apoiIe. y.
Sat.. % slar. - Gbriitinu anuoion
&oen, gmnetsburs. "a. 70 War. =
Sttp SIipn. Rep gorf. 80 Nar. -
&artinis ssiIien. srootIpn, y. 0. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
1pocns Soft.

anne NrnbsnIMuN blep isht paa
0aareeu SrpnenIunb / Nrrbeoen al
@ispit. Hcrge, Den 1Oee September
1915 % tcm meN fine SorrIare, ears
90 IitoIinc Srppen!une. 10 aar CANT
mel til Nmeriia. Orion. &is.. 1886.
Ser blcp bum iensreben beiiiGftiast hos
6amiIicn Npnieu. % peo ls'Iarsalees
rer bIep bun ompsnbt iii Sub peo ct
9isse / Den norit hanite airte ! Hih
Lamb. bpis Yaitor bar ben fra 15ee
acknowledgement / eorsersrisen be-
tiemote Sergeant, ienere Seltpreir !.
Is SobnIsn, mep bpsm bun inssi. c,
gpHeIis seetsifab Den ne SuIi 1867.
@runeIreacren af %cthonismen i
@crse. ben oaiaa bIanht S!aneinapsrue
/ Slnlerita pint beiienSte Yaltor q. Y,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

@rs. 0iertrub SobnIon gafte. Noams.
Iinn, 95 Iar. - Wrs. Carl NeIion.
Grbabl. Grant Co.. Ninn, % SIar. -
Mrs, Iuna Wettab, Sncreb Seart.
Wimn.. 50 @ar. - Sobn 0. e. &irr,
ct. Saul, Winn, 50 Inr. - Nrs. 8.
u. gampenL gnu Claire, @is., Is Nar.
- Gpen Melion, Can Claire, Wis, 80
aar. - Wartin Sobnion, Gan Claire,
8ts.. go Iar. - Sbprnalo Slion, Gan
Claire Co.. isis. - Wartin Tosbolm,
Glepd, 8is., rs Nar. - Irs. Sbomos
2erol, Granite Sails. Mimi, IA Gnr.
- Salpor Nelipn, Green Ban, @is., 70
Iar. - Wrs. Yaitor q. @uIbranoipn,
@reenleaf, Wtinn., "A Nnr. Wrs.
| Slnna Wuric SIettum. Sacreo Scart,
Wiinn., 76 Nar. S1omas Slion,
@ricelrn, @inn. grict Speriol.
@otipn Ninn., 81 Nur. - SInc S'acs
ion, @neta, y. SGT, So Iar. 8. u.
@briitloct. @anaminso. @inn.. 10
Nar. Irs. Nnna Tee, Gegent, y.
Sat. 80 Nar. - Martin Sommerict,
Wofltat, SloIfo, 36 Nnr. Ilfreo
Siorbolm, Watitat, NIaita. - gilbert
SobnIon, Clear cafe. z. Sat. @fnr@
tin Carton. Stoctbplm. @is., 20 Gar.
-. @arncb Carton. Grnbaln, &aIb.
Gasums s. amISiom SiIpana, @nIb.,
"a Iar. - Wrs. &jnlmar OlIoL Sns
coma, @aib., 30 snr. - Sper Suers
lonL Sacoma. 8oib. - Wrs. Gbri'tlnc
Gbriitenlen aromann, Macine, %is.. 81
gor. Artbur &ngoabl, Sulutb,
Minnelota, 90 S(nr. - Wiiftel Hns
berIpn, Rncinc. @is.. 30 @nr. - Ole
Slnorcos 6ppelano, Gootoilc, Wis, 50
Nor. - 6. 6aalanr. &nneoluer, .. g..
-. @eeer Teeerien, Srootlpn. u. y,
80 Nar. - 2aurit5 Nicplai SirtcInnp,
Seattle, @uib.. - Anr. - IS. :.
Mcnsbers, Nepbur0 SomnI1ip y, 81
9(ar. - Gbriitian 0unicn, Wlllparfet.
Claus Sbompiou, gttrief, Wis, 50
Slar.
SGbicugo: @r3. Singer Sobn'
i'm, 81 Iar; Clai SuIius &eltrcm, -
9(or; Nrt6ur @mpcrion. % Idr; Wfra.
Gli3obetb Glen, - Iar; Wrs. Sos
phia Glen; Irs. aicritina @pe, 81
Nur, ~lgyp IIHihplN" - ""A,
itap Nafitan9. 80 War; W'rs. In'a No.
z Seraenien, 40 @ar; Wiabel Sabl--
S,onien, 90 9lar; Hnaml5 SobnIoh, a
Nor; Wrs. Nnnn G%briitianien, SO Gnr;
0attie ". Sbomplon, 30 Nar; Wr5.
Sennic Cline Scnien; Carl InSer'en
81 Gnr; Nnoers Semen, 80 Var;
Yaac %nleien, 81 Nar; Ole SnrlelL
IS Iar; Clara Sitting, 20 Iar; Mrs.
emma 9aricn. n Aar; Feier @olnI,
Is Nar; Irs. 2iS5ie Iiuer, Ga Iar;
Mrs. Sanna @er9spit. 20 Ior; Marie
lils z. @acien; @rs. SnIanna >.
@iertien, 10 Nar; 6anna SIlon, %
Nar; Sans SIap @aurit5cnL 30 War.
! 90 inneapoIis: Hnnd Sors
aerIon, 80 Iar; TmdnOd q. Ille. 80
War; Slorence SiIher @oIo, % Iar;
Iartba Sobniom 80 gar; Sohn Scrg.
y aar; 9nore @tbere, "a Gar; Gbris
itopher Soper. 20 Mar; Solaf Shor@
mcoien, 81 slar; 0enrp g. Stepcu5.
so aur; Nba SenspoIh, 80 Iar; 6ans
nab ariitianisu. Al Iar; @rs. Olga
9onlpap. 81 Nar; Grit s. Sime. So
War; @rs. Gbas. 6. Neis, SO Inr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

tbcr boubc / Tctorra airfc og 500
UNDER Weoct. I'll GmbcosmGno io'
oct %fonncn0c Nnr pulQtc@ Haltorcr
ne @. u. Sun0bn til Sormon0 oQ &
:. :. &eQllc iii ScfrctTr.
Nor0rc Huih Niucr Wcniabc6
q. Groir 60. &i5., If iii me Eibc
oracI inonict RciormotioneboQc pei
DIR. 3. e Brandt. NcO Iormio
Observation-Disclosures pnr ole IIooit
optaget. OrNoniit &enrid Gunner
ION al &or 6reliera Mcniabco, Ulin
%neopolis. ipilcoc CrQeIct, iom piit(
zig meNct tiIirco5itiucnoc. WcniQbe.
ocn 'fpIoer ltng0om3. % apin6eior.
cnll9ernc % mango cntclte @i0roaSi
n0crc mcQcn Guf ior octtc pofrc Or.
gel, Der cr bpgQct Al &otteIcr- Soft.
fnmpsS parllnq So. | Glcueldn0,
Chic, 20 bar foItct s., 100, buoroi
Carnegie Corporation har pGrct ion
pcnIia al noe oct babe @cIeb. DR..
Brandt bolot en- inIpircren0c Rcior.
mntionsprU6ifcn "a ircmboI0t tiaiQc
Il 0cnnc, huiIfen Nctu0ninQ Gciorma.
tioneu bnu0e for 6rcmme al rQtc
&irfcmtlit NIireo Nclion, Soloiit
ira Ct. EouI, lang, uftompnQneret Al
Qfr. @umncriou. Ciier optogC5 til
Suuoocfaaicll. On Gitermi00agcn
bolotca Girfcfoncert, pcs bpiltcn Stir.
FEN bar o%oeriuIot. @unnerion ipiI.
leoe Here posieuoc Numrc mleb lin
ipounnliQC 0pltiQbeo CrgcIet piitc
Tia at bare bnobc frnitiQ % noffert.
9lirc0 Ncllon lang igicu Jennings
illIOt Sen itorc bpiOc Tlof" % emo
M Ell Colo poo GnAelif. Ntiia Wtn-
bel &obuion Yoit e. =. &obnion9
Gutter, fang nntfert "(he Ninetp
ann Ninc", otfompa9nerct al Wtiia
G6un &ohnion ira ga Groaic, for
Chen &Trcrinoc pe0 @nlomin Nigb
S6ool. % DR.. @ronot boIot CT me-
GET intcrcaiont 6orc0rnN on STRIFE
mliif. Bait NJ. &borlcu QIGoeoc
WcniQhc0cn REQ at pUrc tiIite0c pc6
aoncertcn. ) Mi0hn10ihmocn be
pcrteoc9 ale &iIrciicnoe oQ N3liltc.
rcuoc al N}coIcmmcr al Cr9cIfomi
teen mco ct r%cIimoQcn0c WtioouN2-
mooIti6.
~ Siour Sails SpccioIfonicren3
holot fit reU,IUrc Wiohc / St. Sloi3
STRIFE / Siolr Sails, Noit. Crlpol3
Nul0. ira l2tc iii 1loc Sftober WPo.
oct uobnc0c2 mco %ctrnQtniug al >
(tm. l. 1 5, huorc'tcr G%ornanocn,
&uit. SrmoIl, b00 GoriomllnQen Bel
tommcu oQ crtlrrc0c N}H0ct cabinet
Nolucnoc Nrcitcr oQ Nrolc2iorcr par
tllitcoc: Billie, NonQHne3, Nulhpia
2ahl. Smcbn, Stormo, @nnh. @cpor-
ION. Naoirtcr, NouC'tao, &ohuion,
Crmo0, Cpltoo. Cr0ul &orbohl,
Gbriitiauion inmt Nroi. =. 81. YrcuS
ira Gccorob SCncrc ontom SuIuc.
ION, NcruiQ, %or4louro, 9iclion Sin
huhl. ~ Noc tom oQ'nn Sen iioltc
IuQ N0lt Nirrli Al 0cu Norcnc0c
Strife ~ Euit Nrocbl al Nii2louri
par odiuu uc0 Wtooct en- fort
[io. 2e Ncicrotcr lom bIcu oplGit
"a ~behanolct uor lolQcn0c: "Nuin.
Il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Zen Nprifc Snnuoc.

~(H Npillt SHhppN.
0ait. q. e. WeQcr har moo
taact SaIo Ill Qfilnor, q :. 0ol
hoIot lin NfifCoSprGoifcu / Sober
9PcniqhcS SeuOng Sen 2loc Roocm
Der % ~tilfIntieoe it me aoIo itrul
efter.
Rat. q. 30 &ollc holbt 0cl
Site Sftobcr lin TiItrrocIicsprG0i
fen / &echcr. Sen zoe Nooembcr
Cedar, og 1lbc % 15oe 9iouember
@rauo @ruiric St. Cldi on @ufiu.
10 Spriras Q}crjahcocr Y. Gof.
- Sumtalemn0e hoI0tca / SohunS
wenighco, Gait. Riics Nalo, hcu 9Oc
pg 106c Nopember. Weoet oGbncoca
re6 @loStieneitc ne6 Noit. l}ieIicn.
Gmnet icf SamtaIeu bar Gici. 3, fl
lie, inoleoct neO Enit. @lomholm.
GnGeIif @u0stiencite pco %ait ajor.
Lang.
- 9bief Hiper Gaa8 areos hop0c
fit Seitmp6e oer 2bcn ca 30ic go.
nember i Ct. 8etri MeniQbc0, Rat.
6. 9. SGbeS &oIo. Wenct bcQpn0tc
rneo 9rGbtfeu oeo @alt. $. Wieruion
ppcr Sob. :. 37-3S. "Cmncn0cI.
fen" nor oct ooitiue6c Samtalccmnr,
fom Saitnr @jsrnion in0lcoeoe.
Solhen Mcniohe0, 0uitor IS
q. MtFIers GaI6. feircoc TnucnarS,
felt Senba9 ben 76e Nobcmbcr. Gen
bIep rcmIiq itiftet Sen soc 9upcmbcr
1895 al Bait. 2. 3. @romc. Soften
begpnhte ,ue6 ~nImiroeIiQ @uO9ticnc.
ffe. Init. NeIler bolot Ell fIar o.
gr1rn0ig 0rp0ifen opcr Saline o.,
9-12. offer bIcb ogion optaQci' ill
Den npe GenlionSfu3ie, Tom NicniQ
heben bar beitemt at optaqe CT Siicr
i'll en- @ang ON Narct. Gitcrot Tur.
inmIinaen bar bcpcrtct al MeniQbe.
henS apinoer. iamIeocS man iQieu /
airfen, bppr ct Iroarom bIcp uoiort
bcitaoenoe al Gang % @r5ning, iom
babe TIhre % nnQre oeItoQ / Sc.
fretpren opIGltc Ell fort MtcuiQhcoS.
htItorie, iom han hnooc ioriottct for
N~InIehrinocr
- 6reonq oen Ste Noucmber bar
ser acknowledgements Nlritin1
Nnrf WcniobpN TiniNc Gn ~ ~
Voitnr : q qiIuca' QoIS oirf,n
hIrn bnonrt oncrcnc commcrcr t0t2
Sirfcooorncn hIcn inNmirt no,tcn
1910 nen Eoitor 0Ioi Nmiaofcr INN
hrroona nor Wrcit Groahn ~ =
Sr,nhitcncu Mon root ncn Ioymonn
g " N,rhrirf,on ncr hcni1c
NornIino heIto1 ioy,,Ncr ctcnc,a
l;rc;, oo,oo W,,t N2 Nosh,r6t
iro Nrnahn ~ = ,on,t l},it W
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niaNoI NOR nrr >omt,r|rcnr
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me- INN bl,n bchorhIct m Inrnrorh
>rnNricfiou iuhIcN,Nr nm lin nonTior
bi,rtcIioe no mAtrrnorror W,oNr
Nrunainr,rinoru icrprrror Mionoo
b,11r 7ooc M bioroo ncrr,n iii =,
oirrc 1citru h~n1orlio
5priuo Vroirir Sr,Ns oiboIh,
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&trgert9e IpBeoer.

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Ggc
1torite
bar /
iell0t
Sprett
&alt0e
TART o.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

scott, NJ. F. Miller and L. w. Gilbert.
Refreshments consisting OF green
and white brick ice cream, with in
dividual cakes In the same colors,
candies and coffee, were served by
the Misses Allie May Fisher. Vera
Wood, Faunie Beerbohm. Florence
Foreman, Norma Corbin and Sophia
Ruegg.
During the course OF the afternoon
vocal solos were rendered by Miss
Bertha White and Mrs. b. A. Smith.
In the evening auction bridge was
the diversion and was played at sev-
enteen quartette tables. The guests
were greeted at the door by Masters
George Milliken and Bobby Babcock.
Receiving with the hostesses were
Mrs. E. Gard Edwards. Miss Helen
McNeen, Miss Hazel Lee. Miss JUS
tine Rourke. Miss Mabel Lesher. Mrs.
Clyde Simons and Mrs. A. 8. Brunk.
At the close Of the games the Ia
bles were cleared and refreshments
were served by the Misses Mabel
spaldins, Lila Corbin. Helen Mcvey.
Frances Kendall. Grace Draper. L.
.ona Wood. Florence Foreman. Allie
May Fisher. Georgia and Opal white
and Bee Pellet.
The Misses Leona Wood and Fran
.ces Kendall rendered some of their
best vocal solos during the course
OF the evening.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
MENNONITE sAxlrARluM.

Our new commodious barn 10 now
|'under roof.
The new sanitarium road was
staked off during the past week.
Our library grows apace. A num-
Der Of handy little pocket classics
are the latest addition.
Mr.. D. 8. Weaver. chairman Of the
board Of control. Of this institution.
started Friday for his homo in Hess
ton, Kan.
Mr.. John Cannon left here ON
Wednesday. April 2lst, for Carthage.
Mo. Mr.. Cannon has been employed
at the sanitarium for . long time
and made many friends BY his uni.
form kindness. whose good wishes
follow him.
Mr.. Ezra Fear. aged So. Of Rocky
Ford. died here on April 23d. Mr..
Fear has been invslidsA BY paralysis
for 4 number Of years. lnterment
was at Valley View .Cepetery. Rocky
Ford. Nr. Fears passing u mourn
Cd by his wife and daughter. Mrs.
Daisy Archibald.
Mr.. Ernest Priest entered here
hast week - . patient. Mr.. Priests
homs 10 IN classic Pikeville. Pike
'tosnty. KY. which has furnished
the material for = number Of popular
stories. The Mccoy Hatfield fued
was settled on It's soil and within its
confines is the trail OF the Lonesome
Pine.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
HOLl.I.OOK CENTER.

Center school closes Friday. May
7th.
There was heavy rain through.
out the Valley Sunday.
The Cheraw schools closed Friday
with an interesting program and
dinner.
The dry farmers are delighted
over the condition Of the ground on
account Of the favorable rain fall.
q. W. Ecton. OF La Junta. who
has Just returned from trip out In
idaho. was out In the Holbrook Sec
ti0n Thursday.
Miss Grace Smith. who Is attend
Ing the La Junta school. spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Mrs. w. II.
Carrington and family.
The chcraw Ladies' Aid met last
week with Mrs. Mumford and on
Wednesday had an all day sewing
bee with Mrs. John Osborn.
Mrs. Barthoiomcw's Sunday school
class Of young people met with Mrs.
Dasinger Wednesday evening and
voted 10 meet the last Wednesday ev-
ening Of each month.
The W. e. r. u. will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Gregory. The
lsadcr Of the program. Mrs. A. J..
Orom. will present the subject Of
"Hyeienc. or the Science Of Preserv.
Ing Health"
Rev. v. A. Crooks. Of la Junia.
viii deliver . sermon on mormon.
lsm" q the Center church Sunday
afternoon. May ID. at 3:3o O'Clock.
Rev. Crooks II we'll known amons
the Hoibrook people. who remember
hin o. an able prohibition speaker.
Mn. John Morgaa. Of Los Angeles.
Who visited friends In Hoibrook. LETT
! : few days ago 70 visit relatives In
llfesrsst points In Nebraska. uatii
Juas. whsn she viii jois her hue.
boad, Rev. John Morgan. aad two
solllrsa, q Boise. idaho. After q
few nealhs they will iocats u Pasa.
leas, Calf.
a dellghtfui ~. G. Z. u. nsesinG
Vos held Last Wedaesday astssneoe
V1th A1vs. Sovpeset. The repent ei
~ Dlslsiet Conveatioa n Pueb1o'
11ossA SSth and SetA. vas glvse n
1leA ". 2. 0tsstoa. An intsssseinG
ooooe vas rad b Mn. 0regory o.
ko 11edlsai Tsopsfaaes Department
~ WheaG We h euese - Hso
Qooool favosO1 ~ see6eey visa
= nuae. nsfseeonenes west
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

What was without doubt one Of
the prettiest dancing parties Of the
season was the "Cabare Dance" Civ.
en- At Moose Hall on Tuesday even
Ing when Mrs. J. r. Updike enter.
tsined . large number Of young peo-
pie In honor Of Niss Florence Up.
dixie. Of Chicago. and Miss Dorothy
Knott. Of Long Beach. Calf.
Moose Hall was indeed . place oi
beauty. beneath its shaded lights,
and with pretty japanese decora.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
Aucssoa Bridge Party.

Miss Hazel Lee was hostess At an
auction bridge party on Thursday
evening Of last week In honor Of
Mr.. R9ysl Fsnnsy. Of Pueblo. Be-
ddes the, ,gsees Of honor those enter
tained we're Miss Ruth Larssn. Aiss
Ciarice Cook. Mis- Mildred Mendel-
sen. Miss Frances Robinson. Miss
Helen end Gertrude McNeen. Miss
Justine, .Rourke. Mrs. william Fish
o.. Jr.. Of Galveston. Texas. Mrs. Reg
Garvin. Miss Dorothy Knott. Of Den-
Iver. and Miss Florence Updike. Of
Chicago. ,.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
A.ctso. Dinner Ciub.

The Auction Dinner Club WAS en-
tertained by Mrs. Victor Mootx last
Friday afternoon in her apartments
at the Harvey House. The members
who were present to enjoy the after
noon were Mrs. @. H. Wincheil. Mrs.
8. W. 6insheimer. Mrs. NJ. A. Lee.
Mrs.. ". Z. Andrews. and Mrs. Emily
Randall. Of Rocky Ford.
The guests Of the club were Mrs.
Victor Lagerquist and Mrs. J. O.
Wood.
In Hessr q MR.. Roy sRiaaey.
One Of the informal affairs Of the
week end was given By Mrs. Regin-
aid Carvin. ON Friday afternoon.
when she invited number Of young
ladies to take tea with Mrs. Royal
Finney. Of Pueblo. Those enjoying
the affairs were the Misses Hasel
Lee, Helen and Gertrude McNeen.
Mildred Mendelson.. Frances Robin
son. Clarice Cook. and Mrs. @. ".
Milliken and Mrs. william Fisher,
Jr., Of Galveston. Texas.
sCotee Uns."
i The "Unter Uns" were entertained
ON Monday evening at the home Of
Miss Cora Orr. with Miss Orr and the
Misses Hulah and Neryi Black ~
, hostessess.
An interesting new game vas en-
1oyed. after which the following Ger
man songs were sung: "Die wacht
An Rhine" IAN Brunnea vor dem
Thore." "Hsil dir i'm .Seigerkrans."
! and few other songs.
Later . three course lunch was
served BY the hostesses.
Hlsthday Party.
Mrs.. J. H. eimoaton gave . party
last Saturday aftsrnooa at her home
In North La Junta In honor Of her
little daughter. Iliff. who celebrated
hsr twelfth birthday o. that date.
The girls enjoyed varioas games dur.
ing The afteraoon and later the host
60 ierved refreshmsnts, being as
sisted BY Mrs. Lillian Bush and Miss
Dorothy Lyngar.
Those present were Miss Stella
Cranson. Mary Kerrick. Doris Bss-
kett. veima Hall. Grace Osborne.
Claribei Stanton. Mary 0orden. Susie
Miller. Vivian Baker. Irene and Ger.
trude Jaynes.
Meistes~inEess Qasrtesee.
The last number Of the Lyceum
Course was given last Saturday night
In the Baptist church. when the
Meistersinsers QuaFtette appeared
with . splendid program. which con.
sisted Of vocal solos. duets. quar-.
tettes. and . number Of selections
rendered on the $500 set Of organ
chimes which they carry with them.
Each number was greatly appreciat-
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

young men responded to repeated
encores.
The Methodist Brotherhood has
made arrangements to take charge
OF the course for the next year and
the people Of La Junta will have the
opportunity Of hearing five Of the
best entertainments that II Is posi-
Bile to secure on the lyceum course.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

tons. The color scheme was carried
out in pink and white. and garlanda
OF roses. intermingled with japanese
lanterns. extended from the chands-
liers to the four corners Of the
room. which were draped In Japa-
nese bamboo curtains. behind which
were small tables made pretty BY
the use OF spring flowers and where
refreshments were served through
out the entire evening.
Music was furnished by Stangfs
five piece orchestra. and about thtr-
ty couples enjoyed the hospitality Of
Mrs. Updike. The chaperones Of
the evening were Mrs. J. 7. Updike.
Mrs. Mendelson. Mrs. Kendall. Mrs.
Mootz. Mrs. Winchell. Mrs. Beuch-
ner. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Kincaide.
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birthday Club.
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The members Of the p. E. o. were
entertained BY Miss Olive Moberiy on
Wednesday afternoon At the home Of
Mrs. H. W. Allen on San Juan av-
enue. Roll call vas responded 70 b.
current events and an interesting pa-
per. which had been prepared b.
Mrs. r. r. Jones. on the Life Of
Henry Van Dyke" Vas read By Mrs.
John Lamb. Mn. J. A. eevits
read several Of Van Dykes poems.
The next meeting Of the club viii
be children's day and the ladies are
plannins . picnic on May 18th.
Needing 0i Crsd1e Roll Depastneal.
The mothers Of the Cradle Roll De-
partmeat Of the Christian Bible
School held Q very pleasant meeting
Wednesday afternoon II the home Of
Mrs. George Barr. The meeting was
under the leadership Of Nrs. Hettis
Allisoa. sspesintendsat Of this -
partment. There we're about fiftee1
mothers present with their habisa
and . short children's program waa
given. and was followed BY discus
sion Of the mothers on How %
Train Children"
There will be q meeting Of these
mothers once . month. the next
meeting being with Mrs. Barser In
North La Junta.
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''Cahare Dance"