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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-22
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HElRSHIP.
IN THE MATTER or THE ES-
TATE OF PETER :. COOK.
Deceased,

IN THE MATTER or THE ES-
TATE OF PETER :. COOK.
Deceased,
No. $50
Notice is hereby given, That | the
undersigned, the administrators OF
said estate, having obtained an or
der OF the County Court OF the Coun-
~ of Jefferson and State of Colora-
do, wherein said estate is pending.
To make final settlement OF my adj
ministration of said estate. will. on
Monday, the 26th day of July, A.
u. 1913. nj 1000 o'clock in the fore
noon of said dnN the same being
one of the regular days of the June
Term thereof, appear before the
Judge of said court at the Court
house In Golden. In said county, and
present my accounts as'such admin.
is'ratriN for final sottlcmcntnnd pray
the approval of the same, and will
then apply to said court TO be dis
charged ~ such ADMINISTRATIVE. At
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
ipctious to the same, II any there Ice.
AND FURTHER NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN, That at said
time and place said court will re-
cciv. and hear proofs concerning the
heirs of said deceased, purgunnt to
Ia the verified petition OF Elizabeth
u. Cook, claimant n heir nj law
of said deceased, heretofore filed
lRroin. asking for II judicial a-ccr.
tainmcnt and determination VI the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-22
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

The editor will accept a few
crates of rapsberries on subscrip-
lions. A fair exchange is no
robbery.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-22

We notice the streets and al
ley's committee has been having
some of the weeds cut. Good
work, keep it up. please.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-22

The Rocky Mountain Bible
Conference will meet in regular
monthly sessisn at the Methodist
church next Tuesday afternoon
and evening. July 9th. The
afternoon will be given to Bible
study. The evening to an Evan.
gelistic service possibly at the
band stand
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-22
Town Board Proceedings.

Bills allowed by Town Board OF Arvada.
I1Ll
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11

.itrsf in proper condition. ai ihs '''
.s rfprrse ~ the rIinie.
section "a That eaia ii'Nl' ,...
,,..tIrt.tsif and dlllkfnp5 m'''
~, ,.,-sr.i. th. Nne or lines Vi stree
-. eouffmpiaiel and pfoFluea ~
uIs .faiUance. and ihai he Nh'
..ti, f.,rr,i.h h. the ciiizruF and innAp-
lt.,.ta "a fba ClfF Hf Corpus 'nii''H q
..tf.f,ef.rt and Nfsf eiafs street 60
s.r.es la arrnrlauee heftHllN'
ttaf far zach and every da} in"t
.a,,l,. d. oaf rendered. De- shih ~
80 h.e.n,. Ianle tn. and pati l' 'N
salA 0Ity ~ corpus Chri-' thr
ane Hundred slD1Npl l''ii.i
qaidatsd damages and sipui'.'.
snl.t provided. however ihAi lN'
terrnf.tlons ~ auch required utii
49, af st8pnaee ~ traffic over
.l.ne bls in. 0r lines ~ street ii'
800 oreasloaed hy nr brought about
b., strikes 90 hy ffason " Die iailnfr
rs fha case maY he ip pfocuI' or
nfn rsrsnsaft supplies or necnsi
fixtures of necrsairY WAt'ihA Mi'N'
4 reasonable time ufirf DE- same ii
i..er ordered shipped by grantee +" nf
reaaau rr sfafms cyclones hiEh Wat'i
urrfuIor or other oct H God W hf
raasur ~ ans other fact uf rlitniN
siancs beyond che rsnirHi 70 tnf
rfiniee shall be ana BE- hereby lH'in.
sumicient aud vlil excuse iof
not rendering ar perforniHt fAt hli''f
ana service aforesaid and nn iNfi'''
ufe az penalty contemplated 'h Ihi-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11

Hf INfF 10 fhfisfi Dbl tHf tithtf' "
bls business for niy street car puf .
poses. af me iime ~ arhlfra iion Ahn
the HwDt.s shali malnlalu 40 = ~
uf0psfiF 30 tu st1nsiarl dlrrf taii
pefifd "a arbitfatson The price terms
~ sale and times q payment agreed
lpon by said Board ~ Arbitration -
81 afy leu nnefnnsfs % said boita
shali constitute uc iaa.s ~ sail sale.
snd both the city ~ Corpus CHRISTI
lnd thr Erinte.. ~ surceseorn Nf 80
NisnH. Hiali bs bound 10 abide Thereby.
after Mia purchase fhnl have bert
duly faflffd W she fffmauFe vote "
flf qualified eiectora ~ DE CITY "
+ rorpua rhristi oi general eiecilpn
~ ai special election regularly cali-
90 ~ fNai purpose ~ expenses rnn-
nsrttl wlth aiid Rocfd 0f Arbitration
shHh be borne equally % the PARTIES
fhtrrfo.
senoa "a THE SAID snnise hf ac-
ceutlue pr artifs under ihis grant exc
prcFsiy agrees fo fay fo fhe iii3 oi
oNfpns Christi fne sum lf Ono iiln
bred Nlg9 01J Doiiau within thirty
600 Aa5s from ihs date 0f ihr appfpy.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11


tonic ana Arantta l'4fs iliuHf Com
rnny. Thence win nfrHtfaf Stree
extended o. ifitrsW with NrinurliIl
Avenue cxtended Thencf win Nn
i~ughiin AYcunr fD iha lnfefHarlio'
% fhipltu Street Thence Nlfh Chlnit.
street i0 fhs inirrHerfI0N ~ Iaf
Street Thence with fqm sifett q
Chamberlain STREET Ihsrfs Nlii
( Chamberlain Street Ninit street 500,
I rentmi boulevard o. NuHth DNgnd1ri
llne ~ fhe Clft ~ Cnr0uf CHRISTI &c.,
ginning aHaln 90 N4fDr Street a. iiI
luiffseciinf with sfhHfael sireai
Thence with NrhhfSei street f0 fis BOZ.
E touerfion with afeaumif street
Thence with Mssanifa street u r..
intersection Wlih Mann street Thence
With Mann Street 90 Tlarr street
Thence over Tlnff street ard Ncni
hrmdwey tg JoufH ffftff Thnnc,
aiih jones Street DAB Cafsnashna
Hiftoi rtfendsA Thence with rnrln.
eanua street 81 Antelope street
Thence with Antelope street fs Tano4
hua Street 1haHrf ath THrrHhuH
hirsot ~ MpHffui Htfrft Thfhr. alta
M'Hi'nn street go Laaf fsrrnf "a o.
expressly understood fhHf fht nnfilnn
~ thlH grant when rgfsn HnF street
~ pafi tnrfonf nnh urruuH1 ug q iIne
" Hifcoi miiWHy Nf nnF aui fhf l.ie
20 which ia hpi Do ihf clfF Df rHffue
iAflau. of which atrfst Nf proposed
cst1nnian flfraef hsa Hrf Harn f.1i
oliod fHf public pufp0ae- rhHii ue Iim
iiaa fn ihr r'Hnfa Hf fn Dtg Uf D.fuur
fhu1u t0 mHkr Had eDini and chain
BE- only ap fHf le auA Dfg D. lfHniN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11


Whereas, "a thcaAih day ~ July. A
~ 1915, The city Council of The or,
u Corpus Christi NIers County
Texna. nt rcalinr meeting held "a
tho CRY Han On enld a4fe. tho fol.
lowitH resolution wns 1liy offered ~
Commissioner Sutherland seconded ~
commlasicncr Ward nnd adopted 81
fhe folipelnr v0le. lo-elt. Hoy Miller
~ a. Fsiheflnnd r. g. ward. g.. o.
Collins aud >. ~ tnllnRhcr ~ voting
nyes
~Hssolutioni
whereas. 9 ~ faewell of SIM Diego.
caifesfia. has petiiioncd fho CITY
Council ~ the city ~ Corpus christi
bF virtue ~ The authority contained
ln The eharfrr ~ ania CITY 10 order
a special election Tor the adoption 0r
fsioetlon ~ The iprnlly qualified voters
~ ne 'iif w Corpus christi ~ tlis
grant 80 franchise conffrfnf upof fhs
said >. A. caswell tha rights pDwefs
and PRIVILEGES ~ forth in the naid
oflWsnro entitled "hu Ordinance
afAnufr 10 . " Cneweli hit aneres
nnrs nud nefiFnH the unhl a. construct,
mlini6in and npciafe b system ~ ln
tfruriHa raliweta wiihin il, Cify Vt
Corpus Christi. Hnl over ai0nn ACROSS
ord upon those certain hereinafter
DESIGNATED streets nnd avenues in the
CITY ~ Corpus Christi Tetga nnd
REGULATING ne construction. operation.
equipment ma maintenance thrfoaf
Therefore. w. 81 HoauiteH - ihr Clip
Nauneii ~ me ritY of corpus christi.
NueorH County reaaa
That u 81 hereby ufdsre.f~ ihni au
tlaiflisn Ice U0l0 Hfa tho fnfN H4s. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11
AN oapiN Nog

Hpnuns ga = "a Caawell. his slicces
avtH and assigns The want te construct
maintain aud npfntc system uf az
Mfufhnn milwate Within the CITY al
'ntpus CHRISTI ara 0Vrr aiune. acr.a.
and nreN thnse FeFiain hrrinnficr dns.
irnhicd streets and avenues in thq GA,
~ tosprr Christi reNRs. and isenlat
lng thr caneifnctiun. nt,cmtion. cunip
merit nnl maintenance thefeer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11

tAe burden iinia..a
mcnt AVID. \
WHEREAS IN. /
certain errors In 49, u
hy tie Ni,y Ca.,. ~ ~
property abattiss !
named which ssr'..'
Tore improved und.,
ity Payments u,s
aft nnw due onats.
lc necessity IA
t'i. u,ronsim Of 49,
Nia,us that DO orli
haii ia passed fiu,..
introduced and Nv MY =
resolution Shall b. r.|
meetings Of he az
Mayor having deis,', ~
cmcruonc, and Inn. y.
-itY exists and rgoo. ~. /
Cor ulr b. sn.,..,a.
Resolution he pas...s n
introduced. a,.s ,.,|
effect from and alt,r -
i"rr -iui charter rul ~.
nd'd 'nd this 49,
90 W lel ia-es a..
adoption
Adopted 2na das ~
Approved. 2td diy 4 +.
Nlror % the Qir r..
~I'I y -
NtLLlcAv.
'ltN ,ortary
Corpus Christi. r.,
2" th, }lemhor. II n. "
ola.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11

me Cay ~ otams gfnssti,
Ncc1ion That u. Naswcn hi,
Hncecenors ur assiens, hereinafter
iernafd and ptSsed thc rtantce n hrsr
- afanira, fat period az thirty year,
fivn the GATE II passaeo ami appro,sl
hctees she nnht privilege and man
sh'He ~ constructing. rnnirtainine and
't'eCsinE a sinrle track iatefurhar
railway system within the CITY ~ Ger.
pns Christ. and over. along. arp,a.
nnd upon The falloWine nainsa streets
avenues aria uiipSs ~ iho chs ~ Cor.
pas CHRISTI TcNap. fo.wlt;
hcFlnning ~ the Intersection ~ Wa +.
Ter StFcet and SehatAel street rhcn.e
with Water street 60 the inicrsec,ton
- fnFmnn Avenue Thence with isnr.
man Averne 90 the Intersection. ~ tt.,.
View Avenue. Thence win issv ,,c~,
Avenue ~ the Intersection II llancnck
Avenue, Thence with Hancock A,e.
nne 20 the intersection ~ Ssc.,ra
street Whence with Sccond street a.
the intersection ~ Morgan Avrnue
Thence with Morgan Avenue 70 the in.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-11

Description of Property ~
I.o' o. Block 1873 Beach ria y
tit' cot Corpus christi ~
800 ie,t ou Mesquite s'i
lut o. Block 23 Beach, Fr AZ
l1u feet ou Mann Sina
Iot D. Block g. Bcaeh ngi n
City ol Corpus Christ, Y
uu Lawrence street
lut Do. Block Beach l'eifs
het on Chapauul Stns "a
Iot Is Block g3. Bluii -
Fronting 100 feet o. ~
Nturt - a
L.t %. Bloch 33, nlufi reftAs
hrt ou Leopard str~'i-
I"t o. Block 2d. B.aeh' ~ 6|
iiu lr,t uu Aubrey sim ~
lot B. Bloek en-. Bead. ~ j
l'o te,t ou Bclden Stnd VA
'Ht o. Block 80 Beach
r' ic,t ou Mesquite s''FA
Pane of lot $. Blocs 4 d.
fronting iO feet % eh'
'tlfNl Coincidence. tl'1-
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
TRADE CLEARING
HOUSE IS OPENED
Chamber Of Commerce Of U. S.
Studies Best Methods Of Or.
ganizing Clubs.

A clearing house for information re-
6arding the most effective methods Of
organizing and conducting commercial
end trade organizations is being estab-
tished by the Chamber OF Commerce Of
the United States.
The directors have authorized such a
service bureau. and have placed at Its
head Colvin B. Brown. OF San Fran
cisco, former head of domestic ex-
pioitation OF the Panama Pacific ex-
position.
Mr.. Brown will have at his disposal
en- extensive library of reports and by
laws Of commercial organizations, peri
odicaIs dealing with civic affairs and
trade. and all available data relating
to the increasing number and variety Of
activities with which trade and COM
nercial organizations are called upon to
doal
A close study will be. made Of the
various forms of trade organizations.
the scope Of work of each the powers
conferred upon officers and commit
tees, and the manner Of appropriating
moneys. While no attempt will be made
to declare what Is the best form of
organization. the information gathered
will be bulletined to secretaries Of the
trade and commercial bodies affiliated
with the national chamber. and all in
quiries looking to organization and
methods will be promptly answered.
The Washington times., 1915-10-11

N2 Niagara Falls and Return $l2.
Baltimore and Ohio from Washington
76 n. m, Oct. Is. Tickets !aiid re-
turning within l5 days. Mod 'rn coaches
ana parlor cars. Route via i'hiladcl-
excursion
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Off to u. D. c. Meeting.

MrH. Maude H0weII-SmIth, preaIdert
Of the District branch Of the United
Daughters Of the. Confedsracy. left
Washington yesterday afternoon for
San Francisco to represent the eight
chapters Df the daughters In the twen-
ty-fourth annunl convention Of the ma:
tional organization. The convention VIII
convene October 20. and be in session
-four days
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
New "Tech" Publication
Is a "Real Newspaper"

With scare head" to show that
lamond was elected president OF tho
General Organization at Mckinley Man.
ual Training School. and with returns
from the l,2l5 voters on other officers
OF the student government organization
in large black type. the second issue
Of Tech Life. the schools Official pub
lication. bears all the earmarks OF a
newspaper.
Tech life is a successor to all other
school publications. and 1t is being
issued bi-weekly, on Fridays. Its edi-
tors have adopted newspaper style
Of "make-up'' and the issues arc eight
pages OF three columns. 1t covers tho
entire high school news field.
Norman H. Barnes 10 editor-in-chief.
Francis Hildebrand Is literary editor.
{. A. Smith art editor. and others on
the star are J. NJ. Stockard. n: r. Col
lins. l.. J. Delawder. II. A. Chamber
lain. ii. C. Beck, E. d. Roberts. M.
De Shields. D. F. Wallace, l.. j: Rocca.
+. v. Steffins. d. l.. Alexander. and
p. Eppelsheimer. The faculty adviser
is Olaf Saugstad.
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Nev Burlesque Jokes
Take Place of WhiSkers
"You Don't Have to Take My
Word for IT," Says Comedian
Who HeraIds Renaissance

"The biggest handicap burlesaue has
today IL It's name. To the average per-
son who never goes to a burlesaue the
atcr the word 'burlesque' means an evil
smelling theater. n frowsy audience.
and an entertainment after the erst-
while press agents dcscription OF teas
ing temptations In tinted tights and
scanty scenery"
These few words came from Bert
Baker, upliftcr Of the burlesque stage.
and proud Of his Job. Only he objects
to the "highbrow' criticisms OF a type
Of entertainment Of which they know
look up the word "burlesduc" in the
Century Dictionary and take the word
of that volume for It that "burlesauc"
today Is ''ludicrous entertainment.
tocuiar or ironical travesty." as there
In described.
THE only trouble with buriesauc Is
its past" he continued. as he loungcd
In his dressing room at the Gayety,
whore he Is to illustrate his new found
definition this week with the Bon Ton
Burlesquers.
Green Whiskers Disappear.
THE comedians Of the old time were
all cast In the same mold. and an
Irishman wore green whiskers. a Ger
Weber style. and other nationalities
SoIe b''iNotypCu
1t isn't that Baker would rob bur-
lesaue Of its comedians. for he is a
comedian. an Irish comedian. only he
plays the part straight and appears
as his jocund. jolly. rotund self, with
out whiskers or 'stufring" under his
belt.
THE new burlcsaue came in about
the time this Gayety Theater was
built" he said. 1T Is one Of the finest
theaters IN Washington. The type of
entertainment Is gradually undergoing
the same change. The plots you see
sonable. The actions and talk OF the
characters are plausible. The chorus
girls arc picked with as much care Tor
beauty as they are in the big musical
sing. instead Of simper. The scenery Is
elaborate. and often ingenious.
Take the chorus we have this week
Thsre are girls who have won applause
In musical comedy shows, or could get
jobs there II they wished. They are
neither the 'has-beens' OF the = attre c.
tions nor the 'left-overs' who could
not get Jobs in them.
No Highbrow Pretcnsions.
Our music Is catchy. of course. Re
member. we are making no high-brow
pretensions; only that OF SPARKLE
cleanliness. fun. and beauty
Even the dialogue OF the burlesaue
houses is being modernized. Bert
Baker would nave you know. With n
more intelligent class OF audiences there
had to come a more Intelligent sort of
humor. The old standby Jokes are
things OF the past.
Just to prove mis- point he picked up a
we'll worn copy of the thereto of the
burlesques in which the Bon Tons ap-
pear and read at random such lines
, as these:
THE whistle on the engine makes
the most noise. but 1t does not pull the
train"
when the going's hard It's up to you
| to 20 a little harder
Don't sit down in the meadow and
wait for the COW to back up and be
milked--Ro after the COW"
The best way to deal with secrets is
not to have any"
NO" he disClaimcd. I'VE are not
trying to be Oscar Wildes, and we lay
no claims to epigramatic brilliancy. But
the lines of a good burlcsdue show will
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Plan to Broaden Scope
Of Collegiate Club

Members Of the Collegiate Club and
such Of their friends as are Interested
In the reorganization Of the institution.
plan to meet at the Eighth Street
Temple this evening at s o'clock and
discuss plans for the new club. The
Collegiate Club Is an organization Of
Temple, and II is proposed by it's
members to give II a wider range and
broader scope. The members have been
asked to meet this evening and present
their views as to how this reorganiza-
tiOn IL to be ACCOMPLISHED
The Washington times., 1915-10-11

60c Laurel Races Until Oct. 30. 60c
Special trains Baltimore and ohio at
l:ln and 30 p. m. week -days.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Southwest Citizens to
Meet on Wednesday

The newly organized Southwest Citi-
zens' Association win meet on Wednes-
day In the Jefferson School assembly
hall. Working committees for the year
will be appointed. and projects regard
Ing the advancement OF the southwest
section will be considered.
II. Martin Williams. reading clerk
or the Sixty-third Congress. VIII talk
on Putting Southwest on the Map"
President q. A. Emmons. OF tho South
east Washington Association, Will tAlk
about the organization OF civic bodies
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Few Musical instruments
Are Exported to Europe

Exports Of pianos and other musical
Instruments have fallen of more than
s7OO.o00 since the war began. a report
by the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce today shows. Inasmuch as
the United States exports only 5000. ooO
in musical Instruments annually out of
a Sotal output OF 800. 900. 900. the reduc-
ton has not affected this line as seri-
ously as others with larger foreign
sales
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Orchestra Is Engaged
For GrOcerS' Carnival

Perry p. Patrick. manager Of the BIZ
annual food show. under the uspices Of
the Retail Grocers Protective Associa-
ton. at Convention Hall In November.
has placed contracts for the construc-
tion OF the booths and engaged an or
Chestra.
Visitors to the show will be treated
to all manner Of food free. Supplies of
cakes. pies. and sandwiches will he
placed on the booths for distribution.
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Heroes Names for Boats.

The Navy Department has announced
that the six new torpedo boat destroy
ers now under construction will be
named for naval heroes. They will bear
the names OF Sampson. Rowan, Davis.
Allen. Wilkes. and Shaw.
The Washington times., 1915-10-11

Attend Great Hagerstown Fair,
Baltimore and Ohio all trains both
whvs oct. ll-l5. $40 For araSiai trains
only at I 30 n. M oct. II and H. s2.35.-
Adyt
The Washington times., 1915-10-11
Citizens to Elect Officers.

Election OF officers for the ensuing
year will be held by the Northeast
Washington Citizens Association at
Northeast Temple, Twelfth and II
streets northeast tonight. The meeting
will be the first since the summer recess
$3.50 TO Philadelphia, $2.25 Chester,
500 Wilmington and return, Baltimore
and Ohio Sunday. Oct II. from Union
Station at 7:6 a m. Returning same
day -Advt
The Washington times., 1915-10-11

Swift & Company's sales OF beef in
Washington. ID. c.. for the week ending
Saturday. Oct. Q. 1915, averaged ms fol-
lows: Domestic beef. 1923 csnts per
pound-Advt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-19
Greenback, Route 3

The little shower which passed
our way the first of the week was
very much needed. Farmers say
their crops are suffering for rain.
Warren Headrick was out look
ing about bnying some calves the
first of the wsek.
7. T. Thacker was back on his
route Thursday. He spent his
vacation in Georgia.
Mrs. S. H. Headrick visited her
mother, Mrs. James Allison,
Tuesday.
John Ross is getting along fine
| in his school work at Union Grove
so far. All the children seem to
like him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hassler
and daughter returned from their
visit to his mothers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Headrick
took dinner with R. A. Fields and
family Monday.
Miss Inez Crye spent from
Sunday until Monday evening in
Trigonia visiting friends.
Mrs. Andrew Kyker is able to
be out again, her many friends
are glad to know.
The little infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burg Allison died Monday
evening and was buried Tuesday
evening in Bakers Creek ceme-
terry. The bereaved parents have
the community's sympathy.
Miss Ruth Cook passed through
our community Wednesday on her
way home. She has been at AL
leghany springs for few days.
She was called home on account
of sickness of relatives.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-19
Little Child Is Found
Dead In Its Bed
PEA RIDGE

Last Saturday morning Billy
Wilburn's baby was found dead
in the bed. 1t was buried at the
Lutheran grave yard Saturday
afternoon. On Friday it seemed
as well as any child but took
suddenly i'll the next morning
and died when no one knew.
The bereaved family have the
sympathy of their friends in the
hours of sorrow.
Orvile Lowe visited his cousin,
Hobart Goddard, over Sunday.
Messrs Haun gave an ice cream
supper at their home Saturday
night.
Miss Lucy Lequire called on
Miss Stella Goddard Sunday.
Miss Emily Everett entertain
ed a number of her friends with
a birthday party last Thursday
night. An enjoyable time was
reported by all.
Milton Lequire is able to itup.
Miss Maude Whetsell is spend
ing a few days with friends at
Maryville.
Oscar Henry spent Sunday
afternoon on the Ridge.
Miss Jessie Long took dinner
with Miss Myrtle Goddard Sun
day.
Chas. Stephens will give an
ice cream supper Saturday night.
Billy Wilburn is having a new
house built.
G. N. Goddard and family at
tended the Goddard reunion at
Wildwood last Thursday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-08-19
Disco

Fred Hackney and family of
Lenoir City, visited his mother
Saturday night and Sunday.
Clyde Klepper visited his un-
Gle J. J. Lewis of Louisville from
Saturday until Monday.
Several from this community
attended the camp meeting at
Union Grove last Sunday.
Isaac Smith and J. D. Keeper
made a business trip to Clover
Hill Monday.
The public school opened last
Monday with Miss Iva Gamble
as teacher.
Miss Claudine Keeper visited
her parents recently.