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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1915-05-06
]. N. hines URGES PEOPLE
TO VOTE FOR BONDS

and / do hope our Grand Jury will
find evidence enough to get true
bills against the Oliver murderers
with sufficient evidence to convict
and thereby wipe out that blot on
Lee county's name. While writ
ing on this subject of courts, |
, read in the Atlanta Constitution
yesterday where a Mrs. Dyer was
sueing her husband for a divorce on
the grounds that her husband
would not furnish her enough to
to eat. Her husband came back
at her with a plea that she was too
lazy to cook for her and himself.
This suit reminds me of the negro
Nose who went into q lawyers
Office and said:
"Col. ! wants you to get me a
yorce from my Wlfe.
All right" said the lawyer /
win charge you $500 Nose"
Here's your money Col. I
Now Nose state the grounds on
which you expect to get ia divorce. I"
well Boss my grounds for a
vorce sir is IncompractibiIity Of
Temperamentality."
Here the lawyer dropped his pen
and said; Nose | don't under
stand you. What does them words
mean"
well boss don't you know
what they mean"
mo, tell me. =
well the meaning Of Incom-
practibility is my wife refuses to
wash for me, and the meaning of
Temperamentality is that wantto
fish all the time. "
So you see Dyer and his wife
are about in the same boat as Nose
was.
Well Col. ] promised you some
time ago TO give you and your
readers a receipt for making bran
dy peaches without using any wills
key, wine or alcohol. So here is
the receipt. Get Press peaches not
too ripe. Peal them and put them
in IL gallonfruit jars. Put a lay
er of sugar and layer Of peaches IN.
til che jar is full. Be sure and
have good rubbers and screw top
on air tight. (You can have as
many jars as you want. Then
go out in the back yard or in the
garden dig you a ditch 8 inches
wide and 90 inches deep and as
long as you want it. Sit the jars
in the bottom of the ditch 2 inches
apart SO the dirt will go between
the jars. Be sure that the top Of
your jars is at least - inches from
the top Of the ground. Then COW
er them with dirt and pack the
dirt on them good, but not hard
enough to break the jars. See that
your jars do not touch and put the
dirt good between them, and let
them stay in the ground 80 days.
Then take them up and store them
away in your pantry and YOU viii
have as fine brandy peaches as you
ever tasted. There is no joke about
this. have tried them up here
and nearly all the farmers make
their own brandy peaches that way.
Now as Georgia is dry, you see you
have the prohibition law by the
tail and a down Hill pull so for as
brandy peaches are concerned. As
/ wrote you before ! expect to make
regular rooters out of all the boys
in Lee. | imagine lean see Fort
McAfee, Ben Mckinney, Tom Bur.
ton, Ed Martin, Sid Smith, ]. M.
Cannon, Garnet Pruett, Willis,
Dunk, Sol and Reid roofing up the
peaches before the dirt settles on
them good. am afraid my Did
friend Judge Long will be rooter
also. Try the experiment it will
not cost much.
| see you had good rains at last.
Awful dry up here. Truck grow
ors ,,aal;or, ro;,, had Wbao& onJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
49, -7=~~~--~=@-
ORDINANCE Nh .,s,


IN, ORDINANCE NO. 1851
ruo' oklahoma CITY Times Nav M y-
~. lpl5I
An ORDINANCE CREATING THE ov
tiIE Of MUNICIPAL COURT Ci.ERk
MD FIXING THE SALARY AND III
ihs AND DECLARING AN ENlFR
Emergency Ordinance"
be II Ordained by the HoaTd ~, ,.,,,
wisslonert OF The CITY " Oklahoma rit, .
sECIluN !. There IA hereby rrcstsj
me office Of Municipal Court Clerk ,,pn.a
duty II shall be 10 attend ali ..s.i,p,
OF the municipal court and 10 keep an
records and proceedings NECESSARY 10 show
lne proceedings had aud orders m,d,
snu s Ilhai disposition VI all cases brought
ueiore tue municipal court and Ia a.,
such other and further things ns NAV
or Judge. ''u''
skCIiUN > The salary OF said AIuni,i
pay Court Clerk Is hereby fired Rt atyb.y
nye d9llafs Ctso OOl per month
SCI IiON y All ordinances and per,s
Stuinances In conflict herewith are
hereby repealed
SECTION whereas the urva,, ,.,o.
siv OF said city requires that snid NJ
NV De created aud salary fixed IN order
that the work Of the municlpnl court ~
shiu city may he effertunlly done sr1
the proceedings ~ said municipal court m.
accurately recorded un emergency h.
hereby declared 10 exist. by f.os m
whereof for the preservation =
the public peace, public health .,J
public safety, this ordinance shall hs ,p
tull force aud effect from aud after It's
passage
Passed by the Board " Commissioner
THIS 18th day OF MAY 1918.
signed by the Mayor this 2ath dny of
May, 1918 ""' y"
Attest Ed OyERuoI sFp
n. L. CHOwNlNG Nav,
city CLERK
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO May % liearish cables
wthstHnding some upturns Ht the out
SET Assertions that the Kansas crop
was ten days late had considerable to
do with the early buying ON the
other hand. Ilverpoo. reported TINT
damage report, from this side were
offset By the belief that the war ont
look favored ureat Britain und her
allies After opening II of 10 l-2c
np the market here suffered mod
crate allnround decline
Decided further setbacks ensued In
wheat when the news Was out that an
American steamer had been torpedOed
MAY broke more than six cents, be
iug affected In addition by lack " "a
port call The close was steady at !
IL 10 > II under last night
Further declines took place In corn
when wheat weakness became more
pronounced The close was heavy "a
10 | &c below last night
BEFORE the finish of trading the
break In May wheat amounted to
nearly 7c bushe In the end July
and September were respectively 2
Is and ] IA down from last nights
level
Wet weather In Texas gave some
strength tn corn The market, how
ever. tended later 10 reflect the weak
ness " wheat. Opening prices which
varied from lS decline to l4c al.
vance we're followed by slight gen
cral setback
] oats eased of under scattered sell
ing Price changes were narrow.
Higher quotations for hogs lifted
provisions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

NEW YORK. May ~. cotton was
unsettled aud irregular during todny
early trading The opening was 3 to
Z points lower iu response 10 lower ca
hles and renewal " the scattering
liquidation which developed here yes
terday Kumors that the steamer Ne
braskm had been damaged off the
Irish coast caused more or less ner
yousness and fluctuations right after
the call carried active months \ to 9
points lower There was little Wal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
~. Louis Livestock

ST LOUIS, May % Hogs: Re
oclpty $500 higher Pigs and light,
81 iOGf7sO; mixed and butchers
NtiOm ~; good heavy $77Oa776
Cattle. Receipts 1000. steady. Nn
tive beef steers S750W0OO, yearllng
steers and helfcrs SsOOu83O! cows,
$dOoG 80. stockcr- aud FEEDERS $500
mS2l, Texas aud Indian steers $500
MNjO, cows aud helfcrs $iO0Q $50
native calye, MOOM0OO.
Sheep. Receipts 1000. steady
Clipped mutton, $G2jMG7j. clipped
lambs $1,000 1000, clipped ycarlng-
$ITjms 25; spring lambs SlUOOW
lg1J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
STOCKS AND BONDS
Wall Street

NEW YORK. May % Further
heaviness Ia war contract shares
marked today's early dealings on the
stock exchange New York Air Brake
declined four points and LOSSES of one
To two points were scored by Pressed
Steel Car, Cruclhle Steel Westing
house aud kindred issues. Canadian
Pacific was heviest NJ the high priced
railways. losing ", with material re-
Cesslons In Union Pacific aud Reading
mterhOruugh common aud preferred
were the only exceptions 10 the general
tendency rising two points 4 moder
ate rally eusued before the end NJ the
half hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

SEW ORLEANS May % spot cotton
{" arrive none Good ordinary bu. strict
good ordinary iJI. low mldIIng Sis.
snlt low mldduug sJ3. mIduug %.
strict mlddllug H25, good midduug 90.
strict good mlldlIug Vpt
Receipt. .UI5 stock -5G.4Us
The market had steady tone lu the
afternoon due ru moderate Offering 40
~ points
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NOrIcE no coNrRACrons
tPub Daily Times Ma, "a y ~ "a =,

'fnb Daily Times Va, 2o. "a. p. ". 81
l0lhl
Notce IA hereby given that sealed bids
WIN be received for the construction ~
,he oklahoma state Press Home Builling
Medicine Pprk until saturday, June 5th
at ~ O'Clock noon nt the Constitution Of
flee by the undersigned
Plans ana Specifications arr on Me n
the Constitution office aud will be furn
ished on application hond will be- 70
qulred from succrssful bidder and Work
must commence within ten days after the
contract " let and a time limit will he
placed On the completion Of the home
The right II reserved 10 reject nny
or all bids.
JOHN y SHEpLER. Chairman
Press Home building Committee MAY
~ 1913 Lawton Ok
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Oh a weak tone Half an hour after
the opening prices showed loss Of 10
Ot lj to Is puiut.
Profit taking by shorts checked the
downward movement aud bog noon this
buying was ,truug cuougn To bring
nbout recovery ~ > points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
COTTON
New Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, May 2O.-Cotton
slumped ten points ON the report of
the torpedoing Of the Nebraskan the
news " which reached the market soon
after the opening On the first call
prices were half a dozen points down
In response to poor cables. The ring
became excited and the market took
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
Liyernool Cniinn

LIVERPOOL May 70 Cotton. spot
easier good midding j.5sd middlng
52id, low middliug 1864 sales 5000
speculation and export 1000. Receipts
$4,000 Futures, cusy May June
5O5d June.JuIy j0jRd, July.August
5I5d, Aug Sept 52id. oct. Nov.
5.3sd; Jan. Feb. j52i4d, March April
jj9Ad, May.Juue jGGAd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
GRAIN

st. Louis Cash Grain
ST Louis. May ~ Wheat red ! ~
bard 81 asa 4DA.
Corn 1914 = white 77GIa
oats nominal. white jic
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MONEY.
FOR RENT-ROINs

RITZ 4 W,NT Al Ia The Times
lluos I time.Nb cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
New York Cotton Futures
" YORK. May ~ cotton
Chir..o C..b Drain

CHICAGO, May ~ Wheat red 81 JOa
! 5J. hard 81 6Oa 66Ia
Corn yellow t0d iONc
oats standard 6JNd5lA
Barley TSd1gc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS = PROFESSIONAL

ATTORNEYS
NJ o. MElsrER, 20 Amer Natl BsAk
HAIR DkEssINo-
GENUINE Human hair switches for
sale; your nAir combingu made 10 ordsr
Mrs. Carl King SiT East Eighth strssz
Wal 2di0.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP q SEAL 90. Iis
W. Grand Ave Wal. 96a
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP. a12 wss,
Main We call for and deliver tree
Phone Maple an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Statesmen WANTED.
POSITIONS WANTED.

WIDOW middle rRr uuincumhorrd
good cook. seeks situation us housckccp
br Tor widowrr IN oklahoma tity Pro
testunt. moral, refined Address Mrs Dale.
1000 South Lyon. Carthage Mo
LABOR OF any Kind wanted 10 men
10 pick from. furnished free. Phone wal
b4a2 iOS W Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
MARKET REPORTS

100. light, $745a157lg; pigs SO5Om
20.
cattle Receipts 1900, steady Prime
fed steers SS75m02j, dressed beef
steers SSOOmST5. southern Slrers.
%r5Om $50 csows $4,000 10 helf
rr, $G5OmO25; stockrrs $GI50s0O.
sheep Receipts 5000; steady
lmmb- SOOOU 1850, ycarlings $500
mojo; wethers 81 15mIOO, ewes $3.50
Ia ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

KANSAS CITY, MAY "a Wheat hard
II iIHl i1t4s red Sl45ai5ig
Corn mixed 7Jc. white TO-
ttus white 6Ol4u5l. 2 mhed isu ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
VEHICLES AND AUTOS
ANNOUNCENIENTS.
FOR RENT HOUSES.

VACANT Ist. sroom hsu.e n
= corner 1th and Walker. No lS9 West
ith street Modern, large rooms. con
lenlentiy arranged uarnge chicken pens.
large yard and lots of shade CAh II
house or phone W 2tsl or W atD
FOR RENT FURNISHED . room modem
house With light and Gas excellent
nelghborhood, good car service will rent
for use " one room and board for two
people middle aged couple without chill
dren preferred. Phone N eli.
FOR RENT Five room. modern brict
apartment, close In. Southeast exposure.
Phone W 1891.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

LIVERPOOL, May ~ Total for
wnrdrd 10 mills. $1,000 bales, of which
$1,000 were American. Stock LOS
OO0 American lIl0WO Imports 1885,
900 American lSS.OOO Exports 7.14i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
LIVESTOCK
Port Worth IIys.t

ta,,.,. w " oFth LiNrelutA
tuRT WORTH May 20 cattle 10
7Os F'''"
" GOd7G "E"'
~ Sheep receipts 5000; stead, Lamb, s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
ChIcaHo LIKn.in,L

CHICAGO. MAY 2s-Hng. r..orr,. "a
W strong bulk iT5Od78 ~ Ught 81 l5a
t'2Fl mixed 81 iOdi0 heoy, S. IOd7 MI
rough NlOn30 pigs 515Hr 30
'alll. receipts 1900, firm native beef
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

New York spot Cotton.
NEW lbI,h MAY lG Spot cotton,
quiet mlddlug upunds $50 so sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
LOCAL LIVESTOCK


Cattle ... ,....,...-.... Nm
Calves ......, .,...t. .ru
logs 90 -.s....sst.ss 90. .'NI
VErfLE Texas grass strr continued
TO come Wednesday this clus. ..u|shIul
the hulk ~ the quarantine ..N IU,
best ot these topped the m .... wNr
krt at y7W per cwt., with 'N. N..t suI
ing 81 70Q0pO Trading wa .n... Nu
the weeks decline and thrrr ... u.pu.
~ N action Oh the killing .-r. stock
pr cnlves aud heifers miHcd u...-. up
to " - per cwt This class hr."..' IuHr
ter lower prices for the vnt .,H Nr
trade was slowed up Fat nu|. ,HH Of
S. 5000 , FOR the good sort N.. ..tu.
bring from ts75d925
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
POULTRY.

FEEp Hone Meal to your chickens
Keep them healthy, make them lay Fos
sale by W II. Butcher, 40 W 2nd We
deliver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
NOTICES.

YOUR Kodak films developed cents
per spool; prints up 10 g. So. Ewing
studio, ~ Security Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

ST LOUIS, MAY ~ Poultry unchanged
except spring lsa 2jc Butter. eggs un
changed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
PLANTS AND SEEDS.

-~-~->-~~~~~~~~>>"- >>"-~-~~~~~-~-~1-~~N'N
illE Oiongr Cana Seed. SOC per hush
rl + o. b. u u. Wilton, Il = n T.
puwuc", OK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
FOR RENT FLATS.

~e~'---7-~7--~ss7---~-~~S~
OK RENT-Two. three and four room
modern apartments, large porghes Wal
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Kansas CITY IIyestocL

KANSAS CITY. May 20 Hogs Re
elpts' 1000; steady. Bulk s74jd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

ron RENT Beautifully decorated two
,uIes Ahd Tour modern Apartments furn
''"eu OF uninrnlshed. TT y 9th W 0gl3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

EXCHANGE NOJR OLD FIRNITUHE
ron NFN
"" sell Smith Administer Rugs. Sew
Method Gas Ranges Ilolmcrs Kitchen
Cabinets, aud TAX" your old furniture In
exchange pnv the easy vuv
mccoy and SPlNEI.
70 " brand Wal 1901
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

THREE or rooms modern cot,.s,
apartments, private rntEsnre. porch ana
psth with or without furniture four
oloch from pOst0ffice. Light. heat wa.
yer aud garbage furnished "a 80 per veet
Inquire o. W, Connolly. 62l w On
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

MRS sTODDARD has reOpened her
dress making parlot At 5ll East ith street
She also does shopping for out-of town
ing W 6587
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

The Get together meeNue alNcr H
lthe baptist iadie. Ald Thursda
fchrtmry ls was success ina m
49, tnr Attendance was large anl tN
splfit of good wii leisnrd ihrous h'u
thr dsY
The afternoon proeam att.ne N'er
Ieiven ,o Some expected visitors iroin
tufnua CHRISTI who tN'pi ta iNr
on, feW numoers veto aUfH n fa.
forenoon.
Tho pro dent AIs NN
gave iouDhur wsiCnm.n. Hiif'
followed u1 fer lmusIue raHiur
1its Warren rf Ctairn '
'NIs- Attic ir,d was especially cH"
CD
a motion Co. al'osrr wHs Dlfu.i Nnd
luncheon was served o. fhr HiHnIu.
VISITORS Meslames Warren DeW's iiNN
le,. Hunter aud iieuinr 100 ~ 'a'HII'r
ana Miss ulite iisfteN ni NDGr"-
and about twenty o." mrmN,fs inN
I RosinNn vt.it0rs
~ 90 0oioca tAe affrrno.u session
wat Formerly opened WHH 90 SONS aNi
PRAYER
1iey fohnsor gave nn NtrrN4fra sH
dress op "rh. pos-iHNtirs ~ rnr An
which encouraged the wpuhria uN
they feel more hopeful &c .uWisN-
fiue much good iu tho fHur.
Alrs Warren then save retdinr tl-
su Il report of tho wurh Ht Cthlleu
These good Hdice are nus' raising
funds fer - ulptirt Church whI thr
people are needing nldn sI DII.lHU
asa lt il believed the, and sn.r'"I
Mrs ltllrh Weaver rendered I HrIH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
CORPUS CHRISTI SOCIETY
tcOniiaued fsom raSe an

"'rhe Heart nowcd Down" nohcm
han Girl thnifel a. ,, itooshroSd,
tal signs II Srging lnanicl Rowel
% over tho Summer sea- opera Rle.
uletto ,Nefdli- Aluaic Cnitus~ club
ScierSionn frum u rroNatose tNeriil
Miss Matte caldwell.
-My Heart az Thy Sweet Voice &C..
STUNT saenel caniahllc ftom samson
- prliah- Mlae Mslriman.
Selected q, J, nee,hrrSd
"The Witches Dance ,Marnowelii
tNllss villa l.ouiac Rice
Accompanies MiHs xnla iiln ana
lfancin nlusg@nn
Focd Sale.
The memsgfn - the Eastern star
NIL aive 4 "nscd" sale next Friday az
The CITY nrue store.
Meet With Mrs. pavissen.
The Wonan's Missionary Society 80
the Presbyterian chmch viii mcc, on
Tuesday al a,so AZ the home of Airs
A. W pavisson
"Listie stars" Organize
Tho first year intermediate rigls 81
Wv fAtAht"ANtA NttINR4 Ht|NlNhA tit't WIN
ihesr teacher Mrs. Tidnuro. on North
broadway Wednesday afternoon 4,
qlrct Officers. ehonac name and mot
"a for their GLASS and discuss hasirs :.
affairs. They chose "iiitle Star" fol
their name and win wear a small sllsei
ntor-pin representing their class
Norma Ehlers WAS elected rresidcn,
Ruth Slnrlnif. vice president, ftt.
Hons Fleming treasurer and I.,loil
Matthews. secretary.
This II i thriving class witch ssafic.
The first of January with ak pupil
and there are now twelve on the rot
Airs. Tl.lmare served hot chocpiat
Rnd waters.
Those who enjoyed the agtrrnoo
We're narhara frlcdics. tslta Hon
fieinIug, Rcna RohinrosA Ruth Tln
clair. Alma ATnew. nculah Ehlcr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21
ROCkpORT NEWS ITEMS

uuCKronr Texas rch ao 4 o.
business
Mrs. l3AWin Roberts ST fort Nransts
was hcre oNyf rbuisaaN
ur N a. Eiankmetvr af Arnn-as
f'Rss spent Monday aere
Mis- licn Arp ~ iliyside spent
rhaisdaN here With friends
Mr aud Nirs u. NJ Dewey ha,r w.
moved a. Arkansas iass mugh Oh thr
feerci VI theif maa, friends
Mia W o. MtMulltn aud aauahter
Miss kafhicru have returned from q
VISIT ~ Victoria
Aim ". 10 baldwin was lsAdrt -
tf. uaiea prl,sr merims 10 iha ifst
PRESBYTERIAN church irldsv aiternooe.
Att nna Mu " T. Underwood ~
chiiavsa are quests 70 Mts hutbeg
cfsia The, spoui rucs.ios "a refi
Agtnsas
Nir ana Airs q. A. whltehurst AIRS
Anna J Little and Alahr rnuniha sgd
Nfansas pass canie o,vr Inv the White
hurst ear Thursday ava were euesis
ot Mrs N Johnson
Miss i.uriic iancher latt NJ San An
tantn save party fridAN rieht
Games mnsig ana refreshments we're
cnioyed hN Misses l.ouisN Rracht Nlivr
Arnstraua. lrwyf SMTks Vivian nrA
tain. MeN times Aiccp eifd apd
Nspsss. Travis iAhn~on. ice iRirrs
rue,pr isesman viii iNrramofr Ralph
nrit,ain. and Aisle and oscar lrund
tctt
Nnrts Ciaricc iNhrson ana ines
Caraphri entertained an auto party
from Nrausas Pass sunday Theis
gueets wcrc Misses CLARA Rud kupif
laurie little. ana Ncn nashlcl Nes>Fs
VIII ce,ipstNn. ulin NeWberrs, an,
Mr lrVin
Tho Altar society ~ the Cathei.s
, Church has started q sefics ~ sWutl
PARTIES Tor the hcncfit % thc ueasuts
rho businesses teus lar wrre Mcsdantc,
~ pocts a. A. iFandroit amt iohf
Kiacscr
Miss Matte iai,yN FaNc a ncar VA
entlne Marty Tuesday eVrrina az hel
ranch home in honor w Miss Louis.
l,ouldln 90 Fort l.asaea Mrs ~ NJ
lsacht eharcyonsd tbs following Noan.
necple fiom soNni Misses l.u'u t'ha.
lips. Louisa and Noe n-Acht Mar,
tstari Grey. CaroiNn Clark and Mcssrs
lNron lffiss Easenc pe,nam ilarNr,
Z CWrnircham Rupert Sp>s9kuAn. 10.
\ ilihra amt occfKe ilaapcf
Airs ". \, SEDAN Mas hostess 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

tlr Kings Daughters Saturday after.
nnNu Nucr the business sUHstnu "a so
cii heuf wHs devoted So pla, las e.
Those present Mere Mcsdamrs q lk
ANA D "a Wood o. D. liallri. ) W
Snecd a. nnHn.ii aud Aiisfrs NsF-
Eatrt naho' Edith Surod and AnNis
stewart
prrtN valentine parts was ei,cn
sHtWdn1 wFhi ai ihr hpmo of MI and
NlY~ o. 49, reten in honor of thct
dausNtcr Mis-. Nelms Fiction. llearts
with cupid and BOW and arrows ngur.
go larHvie in the DECORATIONS THOSE
prvsrnt we've Nlases NaN ltincs fthr|
and Masic johnson Jewel tnA Ava
Sparks. CLARA Chalmers lN SPARK
man. Ethri claia snd Hattie Eenhsm
Mrsucriie McNea. Aitcp iNIh Vivian
nfititm nofis neret, Emua tlnndc-
ur Thrima HuoicrrtF Matte 0reN
lus Sorenson Trntha iiahns and
Nrsngs iar Snecd Viii Moore. Zoe
Norrill Albert Halves Nlsi- and oscar
lifmdfrtt Travis johnson. weteumo
chalmers Doc iimes Charles Gnetrr
rra ncvefs Sorcnsnn. Arthur Hrscht
Hoss nrlt,ain WIN rurramogc ra rie.
tom
Tho GYPSY ln eharer ~ Cant Ed.
win Nrmtsfong gsmn aNer fr,m Cor
pus chrlsii Wednesday with large
numhc" 10 gitifens. winter visitors ANA
homvseckrfa The Marine Nanf gave
them wvlteme on the wharf ana ch
arns with fheif aataasa. .le. tcak tNfni
about thc cits ana ont % Nine Mite
rpint An vNpfrsfed their pleasure and
approved ~ oui hrautifai CltN. and rc
ili, gsHt gordhAvs cioxct rerfrci
daN AmeUg those no REGISTERED NJ
thr "a rh,p fof dinuer Ncgc Nr ana
AiF~ "a A. lohnson 1T fhr Seaside iur
Corpus christi Nir ana Mrs n A
Canfield Nrlean ~ str and Mrs.
frca Ntckcr CoitaN, lu Mr and Mr-
81 y Grimes ana tsuxhtcf. GVNfse
i'aNton ard ftmliS colaradn Springs
Ceta Mrs q. 4 Nruur Austin. ,
Hohcrisen. nughnrton Mo- W A.
Mamma Nrc,iN. Nn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-21

NJ and Mrs g. 81 Cafdvsn sod
~ ueht.r were here s4tufdaf
Elno, oMre went Go CORPUS CHRISTI
Thufsdas efsnlus 20 see roe d" Mf
Heart"
aifs Irsd FfAne ~ho Aas been 'irii
ine her dAuHtter Aifs Huri 'tife Nii
FRIDAY morning fr San AntoHio
Pred rlonx u urlse0ii was in io"n
Thursday taking treatment iYr a bone
fslon on his hand
g. sands vas n Cofpus Christi
saturdss on bnslness.
ysne Dodge 20 pris .an was Boz rahs.
iosn sida,.
rro' " 49, womAch spent Friday
evening and SATURDAY, at CORPUS Nhi's-
u attending ths revival services 20 iNf
Baptist Chur,h
County Commissioner iahH bartlett
80 u.ahon yves in nahsf"Hn Thmsdai
"a hbsliwss
Amos Weaver 1i Nncee.toNn m'n-
.agsf 81 ths canut ead teams was .u
Town Thufslaf
Mayor annrr aHd Ctt comm si.n.
go 90 Corpus ChflsN PASSED tnf'nfH
n0bstown rhursaaf
the serious Illness of n'r ftiAtf
Newton. Kansas. tridlN 900 n.HHnt g."
tlr serious Hluess VI Htt uf hf lf'nf
.urd sister