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Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09
Realty Transfers

Reported daily for the Press by the
Peoples Abstract Company.
Thomas Monarco to Jose Valverde,
lot 4. block 3G, First Addition TO Ca
IleXico.
Imperial Valley Improvement Com
pany to Edwardo Roias, lot >, block
%, East Side Addition To CaleXico.
Peoples Abstract and Title Company
TO Oakley Company, all of Brawley
Subdivision No. l with exceptions; also
all of Townsite of Westmore, with eN-
lceptions.
Sam A Thing to $. E. Leitch ct al,
part of block /, East Side Addition to
CaleXico.
Imperial Investment Company to :.
Moriyama, lot %. block 50, Brawley.
Arthur L. Brooks ct uX. to walter
l.. Hodges, tract SS, 1916, 800 acres.
Lydia Bartlett ct al. to Edward b.
Stilgebouer ct al, lot ., block So, BraW o
ley.
Katherine r. West to Imperial Val
ley Investment Company, section &c.
9-12. Gao acres.
Heber c. Kimball ct uX. to David
James, NE 4 of tract ", 1916 40
acres.
Della NJ. Spear to Ben Z. Lyster
north Al acres of tract 157, 1913.
A. b. Bland ct uX. to National Lum-
Der Company of Holtville, lot II, block
"a, Holtville.
william Patty ct uX. to n. II. Pow
ell, e L SW a NV a SW 4 see
tion 35. 15-15
L. S. a. to Joseph r. Ellis, tract 179,
14-14, 160 acres.
l.. w. Scholes ct ux. to Fred j. Gil
anola ct uX. lot 3, block u of sub
division blocks HIP, addition No.
to FL Centro.
f. o. Busenburg ct uX. to Peoples
Abstract and Title Company, lot 6, sec
ton 4, 1913, excepting part said lot.
Martina Albert to f. c. Jones, lot
., block 81, BrawleY.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09

Cleye Kendall et ux TO J NJ Brown
north 40 acres of tract l12. Il and IL.
Is.
Joseph Mofino to Joe Paseri ll&al
acres in tract LOG. l5-l5.
Stella Packard ct AL TO George "
Thing. lot 20 block 28. Eat side ad-
.dition t. Calexieo.
William ). Lydtck et al 10 saIIe
" Muir tract -. 16-1u
Patents.
L. s. A. 10 William j M"esh"lael
Tract 52 lG-14, 1Go ee,es
L. :. a. to Charles A johnson. Trae'
l23, 1&-l2. 32o acres
L. $. a 10 John y. Rodendief. iat
3 and 4 and $ b. NV Is .eenon = II
10. 1857 acre
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09
.Inmna Irnm Trcalle.

san Rernardiuo. oct . Preterrne
an icy bath 10 being unst b. tram
when caught in the middle or a too.
foot trratlp bridge over Ls1le creek
near Cotton. John J Barry aged 15
travelling salesman II Los Auerles VIZ
fatally injured when ho landed on The
rocks in The drg river bed.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09

The offices OF the Eldridge Cotton
60. nave been moved from the S9rlei
building 10 54S Main street Phone
Isa=AdV 142
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09

s. Mr.. Mason is a druggist at the ].
z. Davis drug store
X X X
Extra Special AttrnctiOn-On Sunday
night at Tulane Airdome a special Es-
sanay feature. "The Blindness of Vir-
tue in 6 parts, will be shown. Miss
Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn have
the leading parts.
y y y
Attention, Firemen!-All firemen are
requested to report Saturday evening
at $50 to police Main street between
Fifth and Sixth during the free stret
dance. Let all turn out and help make
it n success. c. r. Folsom. chief.
X X X
Missionary society to Meet-There
will be meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church on Tuesday, oct. 10, at 2:30
p m, at the home of Mrs. NJ. r.
Royce, 5S1 Park avenue. All mem
bers are requested to be present, as
important business is to be attended
to, by request of the president.
x x =
ShnnerfeIt-Rice Weddlne-The wed
ding of Miss Maud Rice and Gerald
Shanerfelt took place at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. Julia Rice,
October 6 at high noon. Rev. Conley
officiated. The young people received
many beautiful presents. Miss Irene
Rice acted as bridesmaid and Earl
O'Brien was best man. Covers Were
laid for so guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY

For SALE CHEAP one mule. weight
2oo pounds. one horse. Lion. one
mare. I,loO: wagon aud harness. il.
II phelps. McloIaud S142
FOR SALE Brand new White sewing
machine: cost Ss5, viii sell il cheap
or trade FOR chickens OF turkeys.
Addrcas = . RoN 254 x139
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09
CITY AND VALLEY

Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas G.
Mason al Exeter. Mo. a SON, October
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09

But You could haee done better At
MeCune
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-09

But you could have done better a
MCCune's-AdV
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

Had Mrs naatcr no eompuuc,ion
vhaiefcrl Nos iiut rhc Was only
doing as she had ouyo hosn dome By.
sho had ~ live. 90 rho folt that aho
h-a -. eos she h-A hsrianaA hnr
heart 60 money and polf sacrifice san.
her hands shook 90 she oarrlnd the
onpgeade nnd tho sandwiches up 80
Celestial and hor volco shook aa rno
said
There. deario. cat, a'ink and BE-
merry"
Ceiss'ia ate hunrHls aud drank
lhiwtlly And presently she tald that
she ieii siecpY aaa could hardly kvrH
her o3ea open.
~ ain1 anywhere near bedtime"
said Mra naator "Y0u Just cuh ~
Goa my sofa and take forty vlnhh"
slccrinf the looked more beautiful
than maiden Of thia earth
M} Coai Ny Godi" exclaimed
Mr Haator. aiu 50 she beautiful And
i0 think that she has % bo food fos
aeiac"
A STRONG emotion Hcirrd Mrs las
Ter D. nas fear psty end remorae
$50 900 ,3lus over spilled miih.H
hr mufmufrd And nw 90 change
her .ut1 ifatrllnK dfcsf
ehc len tho room hurliedly and
came bark Win an that waa noconuary
~ chance CcirHfiR from d Greek sod
desc CD an American gifl
Suspended iiam Coireiias noek by
narrow ribbon. Was The smallest,
oldest eddeai little rag aoll 30 the
world @W
) 90 NOT know what sllcHi chords n
thc wicked old nu1aann heart were
Touched by The sight ~ that dui
only Ano. thai she gave i Mud ~ a
howl of grief. and then abe began "a
aay Ia kind " hurried sling SONG
Must hurry must hurry must hur'
~"
She found The strength 10 hair car
~. half drar CslestiA d0wn tho front
u'siu and 20 half iifi. hhif tumble her
into a huge trunk that almogi blocked
the frunt han before SHE closed and
locked The trunk. she Sung into g The
ten one hundred dollar bllis And
then she triod 10 compDso herself
against Gwceixor'a arrival
$50 WAS punGtuai 20 the minute Mrs
Baster opened the front door herusif
Beyond HwcoiseF. drawn up Al the
curb. ghe could zee tho express wagon
and tho trusted portsra that DO had
brought with him
'Eyerythlug ali righty~ he Shis
I&red
Mrs BAXTER closed tho DOOR
"BBeetzer." she said. she's gone"
when went back with the orangeada
she ives gone Eie must have emelt
a rat. aWeetxer She must have seen
your ryes IN ne pracocks tail Nge.
} had everything r4aiY. here's tho
trunk waiting for her
Gwcefzor looked AZ the trunk lls
could think ~ nothing betfeg 70 %.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20
CHAPTER wv

VIA, had happened uas simps
sAls The mDmogi Tommy had eptrr..i
~ iAlhtrs haase Crissiia had leaned
ilpm TIE c1h window ana foss thr
v'''ef 20 drive ca WAY necauao
.Ne ilppgat Size aaa a tra4bio 10 him
20. y vaa because when hs afmt
nag been around her and d. had
KISSED her and she bad kissea him
oAeh, aimosi ai thou bt ~ her hcay.
ealy mission 10 this earth had heen
sslped nom her mind and she f,lt
'ni ihe guies ~ heaven we're clasct
"sAlnsi Der return They had trust.
90 her And She mnsmr mH them
Iho cab bad sionprd and enc dr,rr
was speaking Go hyr thnuuFh thc win.
Dow.
This VIII do," she said. ana she got
oat THANK yea very much aud
thea. Der head bare. feet showing D..
low Tommy b rancoat she started Go
walk away.
Hold on. their" beloved the
driver "l0W ahou, my farce
Oh aa.d Colrftla turning meckly
The driver pointed 10 hls meter
sixteen dollars and tort,.sIrht
CENTS DO said with tone 81 lnal-
iiy
Celestial stood helpless aud bouil.
dered
hli ! have no money" she aaid.
You haven't haven't yonf
Tho driver leaped threateninrlg from
Die BOX ana "a crowd began 90 gather
Through This croat strong mad.
voiced, welldrewed middl assd vam
an came pushing and struggling She
caught Colestn hy tho arm aud lorcpd
Der back toward the cab the door Of
which was still open
"l'll take care az SOU. dear" she
said "in vita yua
To the driver sbe gave an address,
in a Voice which nome but him ururd
and o moment later amid jcen and
murmun oi pity Coivsua was enc,
more ahirllng through che streets OF
New York.
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orange iuieo Yoa wah here and IN
SEQ 70 Il myself
ones more Mrs Baxter hurried
downstairs. Once moro she found
svCelsor ana frVddio 81 tho front
parlgF
h send Cor hrr So an hour. raid
seeelarf 'src that's she's rrady.
You moan aaicopf7
mean mere. Fat Der ingn SOME.
hipg loas audible than thE, aim nam
white thing she's sut on
"rhe's Folng 81 have glass II va.
Ter with hiilo orange mico Ia Il
and q little dash IL sometimes else. !
guess Shoil be- au rcady whcn yon
ecad lt9 early though iiowil ,ou
SGT her oni ol tho huuacf"
AS usual, saa sweoiger "in y
big trunk
lhrrs one thlnF morc7
1870 met eye Ana after n little
swcftrrrf eyes ieu hnd hu drew from
ha inriio pockUt An enormous roll
90 dirit tiiia Oi lafge denominations
Tcu billie oi hupdrud dolnra oa,h
pasard ycy si0sl, aud vith much
thumb licking from hlm 20 Mna. lsaa.
tor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-20

a'rous every day Ana ] "a, 49,. 49,
WIS villa glrl oaueh, n ~ 49,, wv
Na,h mountains appeals 10 an ~, +.
h'hI0 pa you. But really IN. ..t.',
Ing superiority. ''''''
ant in Simple ianruare aha
on what sou say about her 49,
20 'nis She is soodlooklas ~ /.
o1t OF her m.ad. and sho doesnt 80,
enough c.o,hcs.' 'N'
ft'eh overheard and laoehea
Don g. said Iommv 49,.
a.'nn her out of my clansr 49,
fieasc see her Mary. You can, hr,n
wanting 60 help her And n w.
won helm Der there's No o,he- 80
can ro Co.. Take her IN for toeiee,
won yol. J1st iur 90 umos ssle Z
Mary arpoalcd TO Fitch
what ouahl go doea aha asia,
Fitch came forward with a judicial
manner
congratulate you. Tomms ha
sa.h With sort o. d man-of.the.wnrld
tyou dog you dog,y tone N ,,,co
She stuck her head out Of the cas-
window just now 20 speak Ia a new.
boy AAd what you say about her loose
i8 al too tuo. iut Why a show All
shoald Do found runnlae loose "a 49,
Alirondacks 90 hcr showg.rl costume
: don kpow Unless somebody took
htr there und-cast hcr on. Suppose
1 give you O note 10 a manaeergH
TIN not going SO rei angry II /
can help b. said Tommy Il know
lts a queer story bat please Dc a
httie careful
Meanwhile Nsy had gone 10 thc
window bad caught a glimpse 81 al.
lest'a aud felt Der heart ian her VITA
raee and ie1iouay
My dear Tommy barclay. she said
s"cofIy, "tho proper place for that
rarishngly beautiful young creature
is tho nearest police station.
Tommy drew long breath 10 eslc,
BIS anror Then he said rraycly
I'm always vrns about everything.
Why. Aary always thought thar you
had q heart charity and common
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~. ~, hArclay nossses ~ s,a,,,..
Ns,s0'as escast Win r,,os, =
e ~ TOO anxious 10 ss.sie ~, 80
.eaid once moro ~ tu-res -.
=" tae Professors rasrd.snssss
= shf2 Tummy. lo.,klns 49,, ma,
=, '1it ~ father ateut C,iss.t, 49,,
~ ~ said ~ Qgcc naor tntpp 49,.
, .-,''1 --'pi oogrso Ne must tale 49, 81
'-.s hsf 70 nrsi and ,hink sfierunrs :
-. we bless you for hrtsk cr,,.s
Ae'nnly. snd he dashes os
- 'rss Than nlretc b. ratsrnss
49,, $500 "s''ated shes Fone. ne
Visions 81 CERTAIN New york rn
aus flashed ihraugh Rarrlags nina
p,' ,nl. he said. 90 uha, yoa can
" NM her and bring her htra IN
looA after the police rnd
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Freddie the forrol" was a remark.
able young maa ilia reM name was
Frederick Appleton Douglas and be
chine Of good Scotch imercan stock.
n be- had been bright and bad he might
have been o Eawst,r nnt he wasn't
bnrhi and Do wasn't bad ilc wua
neither a halfwit nor whole vit.
and he had almost aH much moral
SENSE as cat That is 90 Say, be- had
none
1853 h9hlual companions however.
wero evi Ior many such pgraous in
'he cts had discovered thai on oera.
sion Freddie could Dr. tremendously
useful 10 begin vith. hIH mck dis
uuguishod h.m MI much ae brains and
talent could have done Some people
are aluays finding fourlclNca cl0ycrs
Froddicr Fft though he had newer
seen a clover patch or iYud ia clover,
was Of that sort u Freddie went
through a rubbish heap ho always
found something % vslue
The police know him VOL And al.
NIDNNM ANN Wa" NAAN.NA ANNAA"A u.s. A.h NNNH
reheusihle matters they were careful
not to arrest hlm. because he waa ofion
so useful 10 them and they knew that
az heart he WAS good uaiured sad root
responsible for the occasional harm
that he d.d
Fredaioa repute with thc police be-.
gan whou be- was quite small boz
Sergeant Rafferty,. tail and very sefi.
Gus looking, encountered him one day
and said
"say Rub have you seen a man
round here attn ore nosir.l bigger
than che other and BIZ of his lefi ear
misslng7'
"surc" said Freddie "you mean
Pete tine poiaHe7
awhsrog' said Rafferty, Hes shot
a man up and hos wanted
i seer him" raid Freddie mot five
minuics aro he give me a dune 90
say ! didnt"
"Whored you see bin. toyf"
"He was gem luto OGorman's ice
cream parior with Sch the Finger.
family entrance
II you've spoken the truth" said
Rafferty,. I'm give sou a dollar
Ten mlnutes later tine arrest waa
made and Freaaica reputation vnn -
tabiiFhea.
Fisnnermnna haroom was FRED
dies headquarters Sometimes the
hsbltucs amused themselves by gct.
ting him drunk. bat not often, for they
we've poor msn. and even q mild Sac
costs money One DAY the proprietor
tarped Freddie on the phgulder and
toid him De was wanted 90 ihe phone.
eyes. this i Freddie. al night"
aThis IL Mrs BAXTER"
sFIope yna're well. Mrs Baxter
.same 70 you. Freddie ! bin trying
"a end sweeszer al over town. Can
you and himf-
asure; xhat1l ! tel hims-
.you say 10 him that AIRS. Baxter
says 10 say she's got pippin Tor him"
what icY'
aWhy for about a dollar. Freddie, n
ven viii bring him round quick
A Freddie the Yerrei iefs FianD~r-
naa'A IL VAS bis luck 70 ran into
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CHAPTER XVIII

ceiegiiA 9oks neither Fifk n0f
da2sd. bst eooi minded sad rested, IN
a broad. cool bed. u was Mre iiax'
ters entrance on tipOe that had
walked her Mrr. barter carried tray
upon which was an orange. toEse and
rolls
You've had q long sleep, dearie
Iios % you feeifT
Very veil and happy. hank foa
When yon've hea your breakfast
youn have 20 70 nway ] cant keep
you here; Il wouldn't be right y
pOpidnt be rhff"
MR. naxter burst into ssdden teain
Al Cslcsuas departure
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her eyes Tor q Ions time Then sud
denly be fell o. hla knees belafe hef
Before God" b. said. 4 believe
yoa
Then ~ suddenly ne ne had kncii
he rose nad hurried from toe rom.
gfoplng vifh bis lefi hand - " ha was
blind
The YognN glrl followed him
Hes broken d0En said Mrs Doug
lat 81 yoiee fuii Of tears and avs.
''and ho don't want yoY % nee him
frg fuai excuse He riease min.
ste he's MY husband"
Ard she. iu0. iefi the room. aud &c.
icaiia WIS atone bat not far lvng iieT
quick ear caught The sound N
e'aalihy movement
You. Freddie. aeecfrer had sala
~ you drop ryes on that gsfl yon
bring Der 10 me understand There's
money. Va ~ sad he sdded With
Mind N fierce locosity. -iiring hsr dead
or alive I3ut Freddie the FufFet
had nnaorstood only the nords. and
not The iaeosity 50 Rhan with Ma
usual buls luck Ne found fhe object ~
his search. right IL the pafior Of he
yesY orE fathers iiS,aH~ Be cast ah0at
Tor weapon aiih which 10 subdue. Of
II necesssfy kiii her There Vas money
III r.
When csiesiia sErnee are haw him.
ne bad IN His night haad . h-sy
table ssT. nad aFan his ssalfswit sase =
ncowi Of the utmost fefocify
GRO EE cONTINuEDs
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4 raAy never eee you arAla. nut
rn never forect ycr--oh. rve BEEN
wicked woman. hat IN Try nos 20 BE-
wicked any mcseand ite yoa that
done a.
And the thrust she hais which
sweestcF had siven her into Celestial
banda.
"A came frum heAtva % help you.
said ccicetia simply 'iocA0y ana
0ea bless y0a"
Her eyes hfiBht A. starr ehe vcns
ost tng0 lAe early sunshine. ana
walked slowly IN an eAsseris direction.
her head hlsh Ana the hand IN irWrip
xieamlne brshtls acroas hsr hrcw
~ she slme abe had sassca under
The Hrst lines 90 elevated tracks a
crowd had collcctca about her rhos
did not show her any dlarospact A.
first pnfhaus because she had Anch a
r0yAl look 81 scitsansclcncy nui a.
thc crowd Increased. rrrronn Ia rs
optsAlfts who couid not sre hes wesi.
BEGAN % make themselves unpleasant
and this example hekan go b. loglop "a
~ those WhN wpue NEARER 20 hrf She
WIS not angry ~ frightened. hAii ppak
Yves hccamr morr and morn diltcuit.
and she loekvd this way ana that Cor
a way ~ escape
The door 90 mean little houso
stood Wide eprn Furniture WRs b.
ina Varied out " the house. And tier.
s.aA 4. tslf.ll.. 49, .. 80. 49,.
dahiiHf her ESQ with Dor anrun
CelvsllA madc dari far the cpen
eoor the crowd row heotine and
thrcaieniag, REACHED u, yiosod It De
blind her. and VAS alone IA q narfuN
hallway Nilh She woman who went
"whai q the iruhloy7 she asked
seniD
The woman'e owes wiaonea With
wanier as she looked upon her chance
visitor
IA, husband h rlch wlih a hfotrn
arm We can't pa, tho rem and the
landlord % throwing 49, oat into The
aiFsit"
"oh, bot he mnsut Ga that SAID
Ceirstla SHE wac euii bedding the
hllls ehieh Mra iiaAger bad eiera
her
Nhcrr IL your husband
Almost in state 90 coma Nrs
tNuelaa. for That waa tho wumau'a
name. led the way into ntam fwm
which over th.aF bad been tarou oui
hut one chair lu tais eat mlddi.
nroa patient hooking hlHtoyeI mkn.
ilia urht arm in rline AZ his side
stood pretty giri ~ about Tho same
Aga ~ Cclcaiia.
"Rvo, nald Celrstia. here H. let's
Of money a sood woman gave it a.
ms Aud please viii sou help nn fof
little while heoauaa } hese 30 nlaaa
go %, and you hook llto rood peoplo
isiuFlaa had novug nceh ~ much
money at one iimn
Who arr 1op. mg" be Arhea
"whefe nfo sou fnmr
isln ryon wcro blinking RAPIDLY ptiu
awe ard wander
y am celeHisa ! have come from
hcayon 20 help you iie le0hsd inte
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sense. And was even wrong about
that"
And he turned upon bis heel ana
left the room.
u was settling dark. and something
had 20 be- done quickly
"Celcsua." said Tommy as be on
tered the cab. I'm going 20 tTy ny
father. We've bad q sort OF row put
we are very fond az each other. ana
we've dear old hooaokeepcf anu
she'll look after you"
Cclestla vas silent Tor a few mo-
Rents. Then in small Voice she sa.e'
Nobody wants me. I'm a terrible
trouble TO you. Your father Won I
take me IN. know De won't AND
I know that / wouldn't be happy phTa
I turned into a human being InTs
told me wouldn't Bot ] didn knQN
how unhappy and lonely I'd have %
be"
Tommy. deeply touched. suddenly
took her In hlg arms and Kissed hfl'
For q w0aeaI sAf -. -~,,
and her llps moved against hts lnen
sho froea herself with sudden energy.
ana esclaimed 2 mustn't m's'h : J.
"Why mustn't yon celesiia' gear
Just because / want 70 % i"-en'
80 I know ] mustn't
~Celesila." said Tommy ~ l'g u
Their won't take you in--inercs ons
person left-me. don't want q i ~,
advantaee. bat n only you could loee
mo The way I love you. we'd ,as' g
ana get married quissly--An.a IN. snsa /.
YOU couldn't be lonely and rnhApiS.
Z dldng come down 70 1nie Nol ~,
TO marry SAID Celessia. ana $40
sighed I, u.r.
Ana he ran UP me stairs q -, Y.
CLAWS house. hopiHg that me ni-n ~
called father would refuse the i'o''0
,iou Of his roof 70 Celestial
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FIFTH lNSTALLMENT
cHAPrER NJ

q SrN'
sor sare'ht '-''l " ~.
4 lenty p-t on l ''e '"'
y hflons'd go '"e "N''N "
y ard i's'uO" .'' vas ''' F"
his manner ''.' '' WIG ~
\ se courtesy
4 on.y iori "'u
Hy nat ttI,-'''-i "'l "'' a'
b 20 tell you h,i I''I name 'h'
ior the simple reason that De
know Vhai " ".s o'ii's
d here unll h'r i'',N's ''" u' gus.
ed lam gnc ni hoy TRENDS ana
. come TO- ''tr n.i away
have 90 authority - iorn her
n % JON Don n'spnH'Tr'ahd me-
don't even hnoN N." you are.
4 can't tfli yo1 VINO Hne is sai'
~ g vou.da - ffhi i'ut m
a BARCLAY ono '.A Iea'.y f'N'
satisfactory I..'I.''' u nave
k'or Sargent .''d row 90 g.
D. don't ha. he said 81
h you'll kno" Nr Barclay very
Indeed end rA as BONG as Still
tvughl h.r h.r. aad ioid mic to
\ ter until ho sept i'r her j
\ really See hoW lean Dog you take
BE- in good h".isn hy NOT wait
can eommna.'H'" WIN S'i.liter
have 10 os' inr him said Tom
faay nor 'han ha has for me II
p Celeste fo "fh mao hc Will
kbly BE- aurry ana Set tho rights
Y matter ar entirely on my
don't wish 20 be 'adiscroot. but
3 relative OF t0ur
sfe vas good deal of Irish tn
Nv as he aaid
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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1915-12-24
IT. SHAFTER SOCIETY

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, December 3D.
Lieut. and Mrs. A. T. Dalton enter
tanned very informally at dinner last
Friday evening for Capt. and Mrs.
T. 1@Harkef.
Lieut. T. w. Martin, who has been
i'll Ia his quarters for the past few
days, has almost entirely recovered
andtf once more able to be ont.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Clyde Abraham
were host and hostess at dinner
Thursday evening. when they enter
tanned informally for Lieut.. and Mrs.
John B. Richardson.
-
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles L. Wyman
OF Schofeld Barracks spent Sunday
at Shafter, guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Claire Bennett in the cantonment.
Every Monday the Bridge Club
seems to gain in popularity. This
week nine tables of bridge we're
played, which was quite the largest
number Of people gathered at the club
on ladies' night this season. Mrs
Clyde R. Abraham was hostess and
Mrs. Harker, having the highest
score, won the prize. Among those
playing cards were Maj. and Mrs
William r. Dashiell. Capt. and Mrs.
w. B. Cochran, Mrs. w. B. Atkinson,
Col and Mrs Chatfield, Mrs. Pearse.
Madame Cochran. Mrs. Paul B. Ma
lone, Lieut.: and Mrs.. lockwood.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John B. Richardson,
Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Parker. Lieut.
and Mrs. Carl A. Hardigg, Capt and
Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln. Lieut. and