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PORTLAND GRAIN

PORTLAND, Feb. -Wheat-Eas
ier; trading, fair. Bid prices, spot
Bluestem, $1.5872; fortyfold, $1.57;
club, $1.57; red Russian, $1.49; red
fife, $1.51.
Barley-Weak; bid prices, spot:
No. 1 feed, $3.50; brewing, $32.5O.
Oats, $38.5O@39.
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ly claim more than $4,000
on their aggregate income.

oI1 t]1NTf No5 5eT1N 111SOKH1~s
In computing net income there shall
be excluded the compensation Of all
officers and employees of a state or
any political subdivision thereof, ex-
cept when such compensation is paid
by the United States government.
Blank forms for making reports may
be had at any one of the Moscow
banks.
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Local and Foreign
MHRKETS

The following market quotations are
the prices paid to the producer by the
dealer and are changed daily, thus civ.
ing the public the accurate quotations
on all classes of grain, produce and
meats:
The grain quotations below were
furnished today by the Mark p. Miller
Milling c0mpany of Moscow.
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TACOMA WHEAT

TACOMA, Feb. 10-Bluestem, $1.57;
fortyfold, $1.55; club, $1.54; red fife,
$1.53.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

When lettuce has been seemingly
hopelessly wilted, it may be resusci-
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O.-W. r. 4 N.

Trains No. 81 and No. IS connect at
Colfax with trains for Southern Idaho
points, Salt Lake and all points east.
Train No. IS connects at Colfax with
Boise sleeper as well as Portland and
all intermediate points.
Nos 81 and 83 connect at Colfax
with trains for Spokane and interme-
diate points. No. 83 also connects at
Spokane with trains for all points east.
d. HOUSE, Agent.
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SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.-Barley,
shipping, $1.52k@1571a; shipping and
brewing, $1.57@1.62h.
Oats-Red, $1.62k@1671a,
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FLAX AND BARLEY

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 10.-Barley, rs
h6S3c.
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PORTLAND LIVE STOCK

Flax, $1.S4A@1.S7h.
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Celebrates birthday.

Mrs. j. Fl. Halliday gave stag
dinner last Saturday night honoring
the birthday anniversary Of her hus-
band Streamers of Christmas coll
lors, red and green, made zig-zag
ribbons from the living room to the
dining room. Christmas candies
were burning on the buffet and
manties
An elegant five-couFse dinner was
served. one course being the old
English plum pudding. The pudding
was served during the alcohol illu-
mination. A Christmas wreath adorn-
ed the crest of the pudding. While
this course was being served the cleo
trio lights were turned off and the
dinner guests copyersed by the Grim
son glow of candles while five lit
tie girls marched around the table
bearing burning electric sparkers.
They were Mary Aurelia. Etalee, Vir-
ginia and Elizabeth Potter and Nancy
Halliday A doll buggy was Wheel
ed TO the honor guest and 1t was re-
lieved OF treasure OF gifts honor
ing Mr.. Halliday. During the evea-
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Give Christmas Party.

Mrs. Montgomery Middleton and
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Hall entertained
the members of the Tuesday Sew
ing Club and their husbands with
a Christmas party Thursday night
at their home in Trinity University
addition. Christmas bells, swinging
IN the doorways, and pending from
curtains. brought heTalds OF the
glad season. Red poinsettias in
tail vases were used in the floral
scheme. Cut glass bowls OF fruits
were placed about the buffet Be
tween the columns in the reception
haN was placed a Christmas tree,
deliberately adorned ia bright tinsel
and featuring other Christmas dec
qrApeasS ar,pgs % pop corr sssre
also used The llghis we're shaded
an red paper. 4 miniature Christ
A'as tree was placed ON pedestal
Ia the living room. The big tree
Vas titled With attractive pitts fof
the club members. ald The husbands
"cfr siscn TAX, oas. hr elaa
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Y. W. e. 4. Celebrates white
Christmas

On Saturday afternoon the MEM
bers of the Y. w. G. A. OF Trinity
university celebrated White Christ
mas, This is a beautisga German
eustom coming down to us from the
fearly centuries of the Christian era
and is peculiarly appropriate way
OF celebrating The Christmas season
as it emphasizes giving instead of re-
ceiviug.
AT this time the Y w. c. A. gave
its annual Christmas party There
was the usual Christmas tree with
its tinsel and candles, but the Christ
mas tree idea OF something TO take
home" was reversed and instead Of
that the girls brought gifts, money
warm clothes, canned goods and toys
These with the growing Christmas
tree and real ST Nicholas viii
make some family happy on Christ
mas eve, which would otherwise be
overlooked by the busy old Saint.
0ld-fashioned games. Gong TO
Jerusalem and Clap-in. Clap-out
were heartily entered into by even
the most dignified seniors Rus
sian tea and waters were served.
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Thursday Bible Club.

The Thursday Bible club met this
week with Mrs. w. G.. McClain on
Oldham avenue. The lesson was a
review, and was led in very capa-
bic way by Mrs. Lee Rogers. Special
topics were discussed by Mesdames
l. NJ. Williams, Bert Stands, U. T.
Buckner, Richard Lewis and Ed.
Rogers. A. A. McRoberts, and Miss
Melrose Middleton. Fruit cake and
hot chocolate we're served. A Vic
trola concert of sacred songs was
given after the lesson. At the
business session Mrs Bert Stands
was appointed to represent the
Thursday Bible club at tho memo
rial service Sunday afternoon. which
will be held by the Daughters of the
Confederacy in honor OF the late
Mrs. Amanda b. Watson. who was
the first teacher of the club.
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Shakespeare club Meets.

The Waxahachie Shakespeare club
met Thursday afternoon at Sims
library. The social service depart
ment Of the club is selling the Red
Cross Christmas Seals, and their
friends are urged to assist them in
the worthy cause, the proceeds go
ing to maintain a tuberculosis hos
pital for children of Texas. The
business session appropriated ten
dollars to give TO the Good Cheer
club following the precedent estab-
lished few years ago.
Resolutions were read on the
death of Mrs Amanda b. Watson by
Mrs. w l.. Harding. The commit
tee was Mesdames Charles Simpson,
John s. Herring and William l..
Harding This is the first time
death has invaded the ranks of the
Waxahachie Shakespeare club, and
ii is now nearly nineteen years old,
being organized in February of
1897 The first break in the club
ranks takes away the senior men,
Der, one of its most intellectual
ones, and one of the most loyal and
beloved The Tuesday before she
passed away she talked of the
Shakespeare club to her daughter,
Mrs. Harris Watson, telling her
where she had left her papers and
manuscripts, for Mrs Watson was
10 have taught the lessons on Sculp-
ture and Art. She requested that
Mrs. Harding and Mrs. W. 7. Ten
cry finish her work, which she had
50 nobly begon, even when her bod
was weary in pain. These ladies
will carry out the wishes of their
dear departed friend, and will fol-
low Mrs. Watson's outlines.
designations of Mesdames B. r.
Moffett, c. f. Crow and c. L. Up
shaw We're regretfully received, the
latter resigning because they are 10
leave the city.
1t was suggested to observe Baby
Week" in March, as outlined by the
new president. Mrs. Fred Fleming.
The club evidenced a warm en-
thusiasm in the study OF paracelsus,
led by Miss Mabel Smith, who prov
&c a capable teacher, and brought
much light to the obscure passages
of Browning. Mrs, J. ID. Hood had
a special paper on the historical
"Paracelsus' and the poets Para
celus." Miss Matte Middleton had
as her subject "Browning's ReIa-
tionship TO the Modern Dramatists. :"
The Shakespeare club is a unit in
its appreciation of the poetic drama
and is looking forward with interest
10 the next study. "pippa Passes, +"
which viii be taught by Mrs. Her
bert Peters.
The social service report was Civ
en- by Mrs. Herbert Cough
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Non pareil Club Meets.

Mrs. NJ. b. Ray was the hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Non
Pareii club. entertaining with 4
charming Christmas party. The
dining room had streamers of red
ribbon and crepe paper attached 10
the chandelier. Holly sprays AMI
Christmas bells were used to con-
tinue the Christmas symbols. In
the hostess guest room lighted
tapers of red and green portrayed
the holiday colors. In the living
room Christmas wreatls were at
ltached 10 the curtains Cut flowers
and ferns were used in the floral
scheme. Score cards were attractive
snow scenes with holiday symbols.
! Refreshments consisted OF salad
olives, sandwiches and apricot ice.
Guests were Mesdames II. X. Pot
tier, j. II. Halliday. L. Keplinger.
VIII Farley, Henry Swain, G. w
Stone, w. c. Tenery, Tom Herring,
Robt. Cannon, j. G. Cornwell,
Charles Graft, Frank Tinmins, Arch
Thompson. Charley Kennedy, jim
Harrison, Moore, c. II. Dahnke, w
ID. Sims, Richard Lewis and Misses
Jewel McDade, Juanita Ray, vir-
lginia Trippett, Vera Crisier, lrma
Cole, Matte Middleton, Viva Wom-
lack, T. l.. Walker, Gladys Briggs,
Lena Nall and Ruby Fogg. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Juanita
Ray Mrs, l.. Keplinger and Mrs.
Robt Cannon won high score.
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CoMERs AND GoERs.

HOLIDAY CONERS AND GOERS.
Miss Frances waltman, teaching
in the city schools, will spend the
holidays with her sister in Corsica
ma.
Miss Annie Martin. who is at
tending school at the State Univer-
sity, will be at home Thursday for
the holidays.
Miss Margaret Kemble, who has
been the guest of Mrs Frank A.
Barber at San Antonio for two
weeks, will return home Thursday
night.
Miss Augusta Bates OF Trinity UNI
yersity will leave Tuesday for Chat
Itanooga. Tenn. where she will spend
the holidays with her father and
family.
Mrs. d. G. Thompson and Miss
Mildred are expected home tonight
from New York, where Miss Mildred
is in vassar college
-
Mrs. Maude Wilson. supervisor of
music in the Sweetwater public
schools. viii arrive in Waxahachie
Wednesday to spend the holidays
with her mother. Mrs. T. ]. Middle
ton, on Oldhsss. avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Holland viii
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ing hours guests played five hundred
and forty-two. Dinner guests were
Messrs. ". J. Campbell, A. J. Car
Isle. Z. @. Reid and II. r. Potter.
Ladies invited for the evening party
we're Mrs. Marx Schneider, Mrs. II.
r. Potter and Misses Sophia Schneid-
er and Matte Middleton.
Mrs. Halliday was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Farmer. The event was
planned by the hostess as a COM
plete surprise and Mr.. Halliday was
not aware of the celebration until
the dinner guests alighted from the
same car and entered his home with
him.
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Birthday Celebrated.

Mrs Sallie Martin OF Dallas was
given a birthday dinner by Mrs. ]
r. Strickland at their apartments al
the Park Hotel Wednesday night
Mr.. Burr Martin, Mrs Jack Beall
and Mrs J r. Strickland were the
children present. Mrs. Martin is
the mother OF Mr. L. T. Buckner
ST., OF this city. and celebrated her
'seventy-ffth birthday
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/ I
,v.,.h.c,ie bible Club.

- Wat~u
.lob. despite the gloomy
inv weather, held a most in
4. and enthusiastic meeting
rsgular time on Thursday af-
at Sims Library. The good
ober of members present gave
- verses in response to roll
Tho last lesson on DAVID,
After Gods Own Heart "
~ more than ordinary inter
conducted by Mrs. Holland
q have all of the teachers.
most excellent.
before the lesson, Mrs. w.
rguson read from Luke H.,
hing the story of the Birth of
which seemed donbIy appro-
first because of the Christ
.ason now at hand and sec
because David being a type,
aso, prophecy of the Christ.
characteristics of David, =
host splendidly set forth by
Hendricks, ID a special paper.
Scona of series. In this pa
|xhowing much thought and
il preparation, the niany-sided
of this wonderful man were
nth in vivid pen portrait.
1.-The business meeting it was
d to postpone the social SEES
III next June.
Lomax was appointed to
land read resolutions of re-
land sympathy concerning the
q of Mrs. Watson ST., whose
felt keenly by Bible students,
al as in various phases of
and club work. and the bet
tivities of life. as well as by
kyoted family and friends
next meeting will be held
DAY afternoon at two-thirty
at Sims Library, December
la15.
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Eighth birthday Honored.

Fannie Ruth Thomas. the eight
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jett Thomas. celebrated her eighth
birthday with an attractive party
Friday afternoon. Thirty-one guests
were present. Mrs. Thomas met the
guests at the door, aud at rhe first
glimpse OF the beautifully decorat-
&c home. suggestive of Christmas,
the seasons spirit seized the chill
dren. Ferns, poinsettias. and strings
CT huge red apples made the deco
rations. Added to this picture were
the holly wreaths. A number OF
beautiful gifts were given Fannie
Ruth in honor OF her natal day
Mesdames Lewis. Littlepase, aud Ed
Phillips assisted the hostess in
the dchkey contest Edward Phillips
Won the prize. Il box OF candy.
Frederick Forrest was presented
with the BOBBY, bank
The dining room was a glow of
beauty, With red streamers from the
chandelier and red poinsettlas or
the mantle. The real Christmas
shade prevailed everywhere. Red
tspers gave a soft light. Ambrosia,
angel food candy and fruits We're
served in the dining room. \ happy
surprise WAS reserved for the last
and after refreshments the children
we're invited 10 The living room.
'Whenfthe foIdins doors we're upelle.
q brightly cleaning chfisfmas tree
awaited their saze. This was filled
With stockings OF candies for each
Euest.
E
4 Miss Marie Smith y VISITING IN
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6xth Birthday Celebrated.

|cey Halliday. little daughter Of
ID Mrs. j. II. Halliday, cele-
her sixth birthday last SAT
at their home in University
IN. Christmas bells and Christ
tmbols made attractive deeora-
! The birthday cake with six
Is tapers adorned the center
Filming table. Juvenile games
played. Mrs. Halliday was as
ply Mrs. II. K. Potter. Among
ests were Frances and Herbert
Billy Turner, Johnnie Lee
Hazel Reed, Ruth Dillon and
Aurelia, Etalee. Virginia and
eth Potter, Attractive gifts
siTen the honor guest. Cake
feam, fruits and candies were
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Su0M SsUUs
| Lesson for Ghakespsafs clue Jar
uery &:
st~dy: Brownins's Pippa Passes
morning--noon.
Browning and nature--Mrs- n. +.
Livingston.
Construction Of the drama--Mrs.
IT. A. Owens.
Pippa's songs treadins)-Mrs. L.
ID. Parnell.
I. Locate the scene OF the poem.
2. Tell Brownings connection
with the place.
8. What incident inspired the
writer to this poemy
4. Who was Catherine Conoro?
How connected with Asoio? How
with the historical back
Iground OF .Othello?
s. For which other of his poems
leid Browning gather notes here?
6. Day" How must l spend my
lday? Discuss Pippa's rosy dreams"
Z. Discuss the four types OF love
s. Does Browning especially OBJ
|serve birds? What is said to be the
finest lines ever written concerning
1.-THE song of bird?
8. what does this New Years
hymn declare?"
.. What lesson In present day so
Icial service do we learn from Pippa?
what lesson in contented life?
10. Do you agree with Mr.. Stcd-
Iman--Pippa reasons like Paracel-
lsus in pantaiettes?'
IL. Tell the story of the lovers,
their crime.
H. What is the dramatic purpose
lin making Sebold German?
10. Does Ultima succeed in silenc-
ing Sebold? What emotion does she
lappeal to in SO doing?
Ii Does Pippa directly Influence
lSeboid or does she merely fertilize
his germ. of remorse?
Is. Does she or Seboid influence
IOttima?
le. Give estimate of ottima's
character?
II. Does Browning anticipate mod
fern realism in this sccne2
is. Why are the interiudes insert
| ed?
10. Tell the plot of tie students
against Jules.
20. Tell something Of the artist
Conora. the Psiche, fauciulla, the
Pieta, Tydeus, Academy Hannibal
iScratchy Fenice.
Il. Is Jules in love with his -o-
imantic situation or Pheae at the be
ginning of the scene2
%. Is it the effect Of his person
Iality that lifts phene above the
world2'
20. Does Pippa inaoel Jules to a
higher ideal OF does she fcrtilize .
germ of love already developed for
Phene? Is Phene influenced by Pip
pa or Jules?
"a. Does this section of the drama
sustain Browning's message in she
! first
%. Where is the evil against Pip.
pa first manifest? Why does not
+ her song effect Bluphacks as it has
others? Explain the Biblical quo
itation concerning him.
| Leader, Mrs. H. NJ Peters.
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Tn Society
Miss Matte Middleton Old Phone eao.


was held in Waxahachie, Mrs. simp-
son was chairman of the program
committee and IL was reported 10
be the best meeting the district has
ever had. Waxahachie and the Wax
Iahachie Shakespeare club of which
Mrs. Simpson is a member appre-
|ciate the compliment bestowed up
on her and know that it is an hon
or well bestowed
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4 'iaHe state Nairman.
Charles w Simpson of Wax
+ was appointed state chair
n the Parks and Fairgrounds
Fiee by Mrs. Fred Fleming.
Pm of the Texas Federation CT
clubs. At the last meeting
second district OF the Texas
Pion OF Women's clubs, which
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spend Christmas With Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Holland at San Antonio. Mr.;
Eriing Holland will leave today for
San Antonio, and Nj. Hellsnd viii.
so the after past Of next week. 4
Miss Ruth Pickett. who Is attend
ing school At Randolph Macon, ~
Lynchburg, Va. will arrive home
the first of the week. and viii spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. Pickett, on Oldham
avenue.
Miss Alpha Penn. national inspec-
tor Of the Alpha Delta ri sorority,
who has been travelling IN some Of
| the northern and western states for
the past two months. visiting the
sororitfas Of the colleges, will arr
rive home Monday.
Mrs. Frank A. Barber and little
son, Boyd Barber. will arrive Mon
day for the holidays to be spent
with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. M.
D. Boyd. Miss Clara Boyd will also
return Monday from San Antonios
! where she has been visiting Mrs.
Barber since the Cotton Palace.
q
Mrs. " D. Sanders OF Roswell.
N NJ, who has been the guest az
her sister. Mrs. 7. r. Thompson. on
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Congenial Club Meets.

The Congenial Club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs N.
&c. Bigger, on East University ave-
nue., a new member of the club. and
a comparatively new Waxahachian-
The attractive home. recently pur-
chased from Mr.. J. F. Barker. was
indeed floral picture. with It's
mid-winter flowers of red gerani-
ums, red and white carnations. and
the symbolical Christmas flower,
the deep red poinsettia The home
so well arranged for entertaining a
large party was filled with merry
forty-two players. who enjoyed the
Afternoon in progressive games.
Jardiniefas Of Persian yiolets also
added TO the decorations In tbs
dining room a reflection Of the for
est was seen in clusters Of autumn
leaves, and punches of the wild red
berries
Salad and hot coffee were served
The Coggenial Club will entertain
with open house New Years eve at
the home of the president, Mrs. T.
NJ Rocket, on Marvin avenue.
Substitute guests were Misses Willie
Sowell, Mabel Scott, Lena Andrews
and Mesdames r. Fl. Herring, NJ. e.
Broker. r. L. Sullivan. Phil Ber-
tram and Robert Smellage.
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The following program will be
given at Sims Library tomorrow
(sunday) afternoon at $3.50, under
the auspices OF Sims-watson Chap
ter q. d. c.. as memorial service
fol their president, Mrs, $. H. Wat
son ST.:
Mrs. Tom Forrest. 1st vice presi-
dent. Master Of Ceremonies.
Opening prayer-Mrs. ). $. Her
ring.
Quartette Messrs. LeBlonde
Roy, Painter and Moore.
Representing the city = Judge
Dunlap.
Episcopal chureh--Rey. Whaling.
Vocal -Selected-Miss Mabel
Smith
Bible club--Mrs. Bert Stands.
Shakespeare club Mrs. W. l..
Harding.
Vocal solo--My Faith in Thee
Mrs Maude Biard.
TAe veterans-Mr VIM. Stiles.
Sims watson Chapter L. d. c.
Mrs. H. N. Peters.
Vocal duet, abide With Me-
Mrs. Waiter Crow and Mr. WyIie
Kennon.
Dismissal Prayer--Rev. Whaling
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babies were not fereottep. Ihey
~ lxasnsssns Less~em. MsssAe Al
|derdice and Jack Rushing Middle
tom. Net stockfnss nI1ed with home
made candies were given each
guest. Printed cards with Christ
mas srestings from Mr.. and Mrs.
Hail and Mr.. and MR.. Middleton
were given each guest. Plum pud-
ding. hot coffee and cheese straws
we're served. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
Verne Roberts, Mr. and Mrs Bass
williams Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lee
LassweIl. Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Cole,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Middleton.
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The members of the WaxahaehiS,
Shakespeare club through the social
service department are handling the
Red Cross Seals in this city for this
Christmas campaign. They are on
sale at many OF the drug stores an
dry goods stores, barber shops
Wherever you see the Christmas Red
Cross wreath that place Of business
has the Red Cross Seals for sale The
proceeds from the sale OF the stamps
Is 10 maintain hospital for tubercu-
Tar children OF Texas. The cause
tend 10 use Christmas seals are ask
e. TO purchase a part al least from
the Red Cross stores
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Mlss Alleene tkohnedy NH ar.
rive az home today 90 spend the
holiday with her parents. r.
Palmyra school, whore she 81 teach.
Ine. Viii give nest week as honla,
msicsd of tle aeek following
tHH.ima..
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( Miss Marie smith u VISITING in
Dada. f.fat
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Mrs. " D. Sanders OF Roswell
n NJ, who has been the guest 0f
her sister. Mrs. 7. r. Thompson. ON
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Mr.. and Mrs. Erling Holland win