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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-10-09

Mason fruit jars at Neil Nc
Nei's 5 and Toe store.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-10-09

~ - Y. = the time to get that new
- MN. nnN ana inspect my
NJ. l McNEIL's 5 aud lOc
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-10-09

s,ni,s weather e bureau has given
a.. . .aat there is anothe, hur.
en- Il Msa,oftlng around ia the
IA !. 49,. aexico. We hope that it
NM. ~, .a' itself away before it
|Nl.,.' ne land. In this section
|a6sss,s.!p,ad more than our share
peal hurricanes this season
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03

wife, Lutte Vincent and family, Elmer
Foster and family, Homer Stockdale
and family, Alex, Keith and wife and
Will Keith and family.
G. Buerge and daughters spent Sun
day with Allan Buerge and wife.
Basil McClintock and wife and Miss
Leota McClintock visited at Mr.. Win
ans last Sunday.
Will Mullen of Jasper will work for
Lutte Vincent this summer and has
moved into Mr'Vincent's s tenant house
recently vacated by Lewis Tunnel who
has moved west of Jasper to work for
Henry Gather.
Frank Buerge and family visited at
j. |. Buerge's last Friday.
Robert Wolfe and family, accompan-
led by J. M. Carter and wife, motored
to Avilla Sunday to attend the dedica-
ton of the Baptist Church there.
Joy Kerney and family spent Sunday
at the Oscar Faskin home.
Misses Irene and Esther Phillips
spent Friday night with their grand
parents in Jasper.
Misses Gladys Patterson and Lura
Stith visited in Carthage last week and
attended the graduating exercises of
the Carthage High School.
Charley Wine and family of Jasper
spent Sunday at John Gresham's.
Edna McClintocll and Mildred Win
ans spent Saturday night with Basil
McClintock and wife.
Robert Smith and wife and George
Mcconnell and wife visited Ernest
Mcconnell and family Sunday.
c. ID. Stith and family spent Sunday
at the Morrison linn home south of
Jasper. Neda q Lichtenwalter spent
Sunday with Edna McClintock.
Lewis Tunnel and wife spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Roy Har-
ris and wife.
Frank earns and family and John
earns spent Sunday at the Meredith
Hendrix home.
U. S. Pennington and family visited
Allan Buerge and wife Monday.
Mrs. j. l. Buerge and Sarah Scott
called on Mrs. Frank Buerge Monday.
Henry Conlilin and wife visited at
Park Conlilin's Sunday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03
DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS

Lowell Buerge of Jasper is spending
the week with Royden Seidner.
Miss Rina Bedell is new member in
the Salem Band.
June Baston is at home with her
mother for the summer, and is new
member in the art school.
Mrs. Ira Bull went to Carterville for
the Decoration services.
The Sunbeams are still waving the
Banner at Salem.
The young folks had big time at
Fred Goddard's Saturday night. Be-
tween 40 and so were present.
Tom Brock got up Il fine Sheridan
Township Sunday School Convention
at the Salem Church last Sabbath.
Mrs. f. l.. Thomas of Jasper, Mrs. c.
w. Bigger, Mr.. f.. Williams and Mr..
Arbuthnot, all from Carthage, gave
good addresses, besides local talent. II
was said by some present TO be one OF
the best conventions ever held in Sher-
idan township.
The creek was guilty of holding up
Uncle Sans mail two days last week.
Matthew's rain gauge registered dur
! ing the month of May, S14 inches.
The damp weather has caused a large
percentage of little chickens TO die.
Mr.. Johnston, who died in Jasper
last week, was resident of Dewey
many years and was most genial
neighbor. His old friends here extend
sympathy to the relatives.
Mrs. Goddard entertained the Ladies
Aid Thursday and furnished refresh
ments of fried spring chickens and
trimmings. If the weather is clear and
dry the Aid will meet with Mrs. Gotl
this week for an all-day meeting.
The weather conditions for the month
of May were unusual. This is true o.
the number of cloudy, cold days, in the
number of rainy days, and the amount
of rainfall. The precipitation for the
month was nearly Sl4 inches. Tho
continued cold weather and the heavy
rainfall have interfered greatly witt
corn cultivation. Corn fields are be
coming weedy and grassy. Dry wealth
er and sunshine are greatly needed.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03

two daughters, Pauline and Ruth, Wis
tied Mrs. Lille Whitloclk Saturday.
w. Il. King and wife and Fern Pat
rick spent Sunday of last week with
Earl Laudenslager and wife.
The Salem Sunday School is practic-
ing for Children's Day.
Mrs. S. II. Sterling is visiting her
daughter ut Duenweg.
George Hay and wife spent Sunday
with Sailor Nehr.
Mrs. Crumm and daughter Katherine
called on Mrs. George Hay Monday.
Pearl Hay spent from Saturday un-
til Sunday with Mrs. Sailor Nehr.
Mrs. Peak, who has been visiting
Mrs. George Hay, returned to her home
i'll Joplin Sunday.
A crowd of young folks gathered
Wednesday evening and gave Elsie
Gresham surprise as she was going
to leave for Springfield Sunday, where
she will attend school. Games were
played and refreshments served.
CeolR Patrick was chosen secretary
OF the Sunday School last Sunday.
She will take Elsie Gresham's pace
while she Is ut school.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03
UNION VALLEY.
Miss HELEN SCOTT.

Quite number from this commun-
ity attended the convention at Leban-
on Sunday.
Fred Gresham and family spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Mrs.
George Patterson and family.
]. w. Phillips and family visited in
Carthage last week and attended the
commencement exercises, their young
est son Samuel being member of the
graduating class.
J. NJ. Carter and wife were in Car
thage last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Conklin and Mrs. Fred
Isenman and little daughter visited
Mrs. NJ. Isenman one day last week.
Those visiting at the Clarence Keith
home Sunday were Avery Foster and
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03

of that place are the proud parents of
a fine baby girl.
Mrs. Dora Armstrong visited the
Budd and Dayringer families Sunday.
Mrs. Hatfield from Texas is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
John Grillitts and family, from near
Nashville. visited relatives Saturday.
Archie Helms and family from Pitts
burg, kans., are visiting Mrs. Helms
parents, Mr.. Grillitts and family.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03
SHERIDAN.
Miss FERN PATRICK.

MISS FERN PATRICK.
Misses l,eola and Fern Patrick en-
tertained ut dinner Sunday.
w. +. King and wife, Clarence
Gresham, and Bernice Boyd.
There were one hundred two at Sun
day School last Sunday and ~ large
crowd attended the Convention.
Children's Day exercises will be held
at Salem Sunday night, June 6. Every
body come.
Mrs. Templin's daughter from st.
Louis visited her last week.
Pearl Hay called on Leola Patrick
Tuesday.
Fern and Lcola Patrick called on
Mrs. j.. f. Karls Saturday evening,
Jim Hartley and son Howard OF
Stockton and Mrs. Rella Girten and
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03
DIAMOND.
Mrs. CHARLES IILTING.

Mrs. CHARLES ELTING.
L. Crawford was Jasper shopper
Monday.
Tom Mercer and wife were Joplin Wis
itors Tuesday.
Chas. Miller and son Leonard of Fair
view in Newton County, Lon Elting,
John Elting and three sons Of Carthage
and Paul Edwards motored to Chas.
Elting's Sunday. j. w. Edwards and
wife also spent Sunday there.
Grace and Frances Gulicli spent a
few hours with Frank King and wife
Sunday.
Clyde and Ray Wardlow spent Sun
day i'll Carthage.
Harry Hicks and wife spent Sunday
near Liberal.
George Mcconnell and wife moved
back east of Jasper last week.
Mr.. Mercer went to Oklahoma We'd
nesday to visit his sister.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards and daughter
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
home folks.
Mrs. Moser was Jasper shopper
Saturday.
A few people were at the cemetery
Saturday, but Sunday the day being
pleasant large number were out.
Mrs. Mitchell and children called on
Mrs. Elting Saturday.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Quillin
was not so well and that Ed had been
called out there. Wei hope he will find
her better.
Beatrice Mitchell and Mrs. Henderson
called on Mrs. Moser Wednesday.
Mr.. Crabtree and wife made busi-
ness trip to Carthage Tuesday.
Harold Mitchell's team ran away
Tuesday while he was plowing corn.
No one was hurt, but the cultivatol
was much damaged.
Every one was sorry to hear of Rena
Atliinson's death. We extend oul
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Mrs. Scott's mother and sister visited
her last week.
Minnie Creamer and daughters are
visiting Frank Wood and wife this
week.
| w. Cline and wife spent Saturday
night and Sunday at p. Berrys.
VIII Berryhill spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hane and family.
Allie York is visiting relatives in
Lamar this week.
Blanche Cline of Jasper is spending
the week with her brother Wesley and
wife.
l, Will Budd and wife spent Sunday
at Worlman's.
G. NJ. Buzzard and family spent Sun
day at Theo. Mitchell's.
Ralph Workman spent Sunday witt
Don Ingle.
Steve Garrett and family called or
his brother Lesby and family Sunday
We have not enjoyed the cloudy
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03

weather the last few days, but from the
report it is fine on the wheat. That
crop is looking much better than few
days ago.
G. NJ. Buzzard visited his father
Saturday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.

Mr.. Carr and wife, Wess Malone and
family and Mrs. l.. T.. Welsh of Lamar
visited Adam Malone and wife Sunday.
w. S. Pennington and family spent
Friday evening at Chas. Johnson's.
Mrs. Myrtle Coiner and Miss Hazel
Coiner visited relatives in Carthage
Tuesday.
Chas. Campbell and wife spent Thurs
day at Chas. Johnson's.
S. p. King and wife were Carthage
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Brown and children called
on Mrs. C. NJ. Keith Friday.
Mrs. H. l.. Coiner spent Saturday
with Mrs. Ed Owen.
Mrs. Dora Armstrong and Rev. Mr..
West spent Sunday at George Budd's.
Misses Edith Cones and lifIie Johnson
called on the Misses Hickman Sunday
evening.
Jim Blevins and family visited at the
Dan Day home Sunday.
Mr.Piercy of Carthage and MI. r.Smith
of Kansas City made business call at
the Coiner home Tuesday. They were
representing the Avery Company.
Mr.. AIikesel and daughter ELLA spent
Tuesday night at +. \. Baston's.
J. II. Coiner and wife spent Tuesday
at the Coiner farm.
Monte King visited Thursday with
Hattie Hyder.
Mines. Keith and Foster spent most
of last week at the e.. NJ. Keith home,
and cared for their new grandson.
Chas. Wright and family visited at
JGban Browns Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Miller and daught ter
Mlude and Mark Cones called at Chas.
.iahnson's sunday afternoon. Robert
Cones and wife spent the evening there.
Jake Kaderly and wife were dinner
Gucsts of G. II. Stephens and wife Sun
day. Mr.. Mikesell and children and
My. Shaunce and wife spent the after
ndOn there.
Godia Blevins is spending few days
tafis week with Helen Day.
J. +. Hull and wife cattended the Sun
day School Convention al Lebanon
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ceci! Kaderly spent Friday with
Mrs. Lula Wells.
Miss Verona Hickman spent Satur-
dSy highland Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Will Lyman called on Mrs. c.
ID. Keith one evening last week.
sam Witt of Metz, Mo-, spent several
days last week with Mr.. Mikesell.
Lee Mitchell wasa caller in this neigh
Id &hood Monday.
z. II. stephens and wife spent Tues
ds% afternoon at J. T.. Hull's.
Miss Helen Hickman left Sunday
TAQEning for Lamar, where she will at
tsnd summer school.
Ollie Cones and family of Cowhart,
Ark, are visiting this week at the Chas,
Johnson home.
c. II. Stephens and family called al
the Hull home Sunday evening.
II. T.. Coiner and family visited Mon
dny at j. II. Coiner's.
Mines. Killey and Mccormick, and
Ed Onstott and wife and Bert Kader.
ly spent Saturday afternoon at j. f,
Hull's.
s. p. King and family called at Ear
0arner's Sunday,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1915-06-03
DUBLIN.

Mrs. BERTHA WEBER.
Mrs. Grider returned from Miami,
Okla, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Breedon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
THREE COUNTIES WOULD FORM
INDEPENDENT ASSOC ATION

Cards Announcing a meeting of
Ht0ckmen OF Mora, San Miguel and
Guadalupe counties to ne neld Ia
Las Veges March a. for organizlng
an association 10 give protection
against ruatling were received here
yesterday
Secretary william IIarrell Of the
Panhandle and Southwestern stock
mems association, has peen notified
Of the meeting ana probably VIII go
t. Las Vegas. owing to the heavy
cost to cattlemcn of the three coun-
ties of maintaining anything like an
effective inspection ana police sys-
tenn II is not regarded as highly prob
able that the tr-cOunty organization
viii be carried out. The fact that
the Panhandle ana Southwestern as
ISOLATION can give better protection
for less than they could hope from
a small society they probably Will
60 into the big organization when
Secretary Harrcl tells them of its
power
The arm Of the Panhandle and
Southwestern association reaches as
far az the markets. lis inspectors,
who are stationed there, see that
Iightful owners get paid for any OF
their cattle sold there, no matter by
whom. This clearly would be beyond
the reach of smaller ASSOCIATION.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
OF W0MAN'S CLUB TO BE
NAMED THIS AFTERNOON

The meeting OF the Woman's clup
TO be held this afternoon win be a
most important one, as the chairman
ana directors of the various depart
mcnts OF the club who are To serve
during he cunning year will be named.
An unusuql y large attendance Is cN-
pectcd on this account
At t'clock the music department
viii present the following program
under the direction Of Mrs, T.. l..
Bradford and Mrs lluhbs, to which
visitors are invited.
Piano pastorale tScarlaUD.
Harmonious Blacksmith tHandeD,
Miss Marie higgins
Songs-lrish Love Song lFoote),
lIfe's Lullaby GO, Lance, Mrs Eliza
beth Bradford
Niolln-~Schcr2o evan Goens)
BY the Sea (Schuhctt Wilhemnj1,
Mir Leroy Nou
piano. alladc i'm \ Flat Chopin
Miss Higgins
Song -AretM Nalse from Romeo
ana Juliet tGounod) Mrs Bradford.
Violin Concert Mazurka tMusin),
Mr. Nott
Chorus Midsummer Nights Dream
tMendelssohnl spring Sond CMen-
delssohnl. Mesdamcs Baily Schwent-
kcr kruske. HolsWorth Kirk, Huhbs,
Wilson Mclanahan. Boyd and MISS
Dora Peehles,
Mrs. Bradford director. Mrs,
George Everilt Miss Louise Nichols,
accompanies
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
BL|STERED HANDS
SHOW WHO TRIED
To BREAK JAIL

Under sheriff Lewis looked at the
pile Of rocks taken out OF the county
jail wall ANA then at the small file
with which the work was done. III
that's the only tool they had. some
hody's hands must be sore" he
reasoned, and the Investigation of the
attempt 80 break jail Wednesday af-
ternoon was one.
Lewis went from cell to cell making
the prisoners hold ont their hands for
inspection. He found three men
with blistcred palms. They are lie
Roy Cheek, serving sixty days George
Caldwell, also serving sixty days, and
Jose Sandoval, held awaiting the ac-
ton of the grand jury ON the charge
of burglary The under sheriff was
informed that g. II. Johnson a youth
with forgery also was impli-
Gated, but his hands did not show that
he had done trick with the file.
johnson denied that he was in the
plot.
Several prisoners told Lewis that
they had attempted to call the Jailer
by making signs. not daring to call.
Another pointed out that he had re-
manned close To the door as an alibi.
caldwell, according to Lewis. admit
ted that he had leen one Of the drill
iers but refused to tell who the 9TH
ers We're. No one would say how they
had gotten the file.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
WOULD RESERVE
HOTEL ROOM NOW
FOR P. & s. s. A.
e. PaSo Banker Writes Colonel
Sellers So He viii Be Sure
Of Accommodations When
CattIemen Hold Convention

John II wyatt. vice president of
the First National bank of El paso.
believes there viii be crowd &C
the caltlemen's convention He wrote
COL y Is. y. sellers Yesterday ask
Ing him 10 rescrv, a room for him
al The Al,arado hotel for the dates
Of the meeting
Colonel sellers has received letters
from Burt Orndorff. president Of the
~ Paso Commercial club. and man
aRcr Of the sheldon hotel OF that
city Felix MARTINEZ and Gen Luis
Tcrrazas General 1errazas expects
TO be here for the convention lie Is
one Of the biggest cattle owners In
the world
Mr., Orndorff said he felt almost
as iubilant as Colonel Sellers over
Albuquerque victory and that he
VIII zee that ~ Paso is wen repre-
scented here next year.
y think YOU can count on the
largest crowd Albuquerque mas ever
entertained he wrote. at was GER
tainly the biggest that III Paso has
ever handled The city was filled
with visitors for one solid week. COM
mencinR Monday morning ana last
ing until Sunday night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
FUNERAL OF BRIDES
CHILD WILL INTERRUPT
COUPLES HONEYMOON

Death and Hymen, the classic god
Of marriage, both were visitors at "a
home in the southern part of the
county yesterday afternoon. only 4
few hours separated their visits.
The grim one came first and took
the infant child OF the girl who i
short time afterward was bride. SO
short a time interviewed between the
coming of the unseen visitors Mat
there was no sign of mourning on the
door when County Clerk Walker ar
rived IN an automobile with the bride
groom
Arrangements had been made for
the wedding before the child who was
only Il few days Old died. Justice Pa
triCio V. Sanchez was there when the
clerk arrived with his license record
The CLERK granted the license and the
Justice Immediately afterward per-
formed the ceremony. The girl was
SO weak she remained seated in
chair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
BIC CROWD SEES
ART EXHIBIT IN
CLUB BUILDING
Rare Collection of Paintings
and Sketches Is Admired by
Many Albuquerque People,
Young and Old,

Announcements of all ages passed
through the stOreroOm on South
fouitn street I'm the Commercial club
building yesterday afternoon and ad-
mired the really wonderful collec-
ton of paintings, sketches and other
art treasures that are on exhibition
there. 1t was gathering OF art
lovers, and unstinted praise was given
not only to the pictures bu to the
,iilerpi1ae uf tdc Albuquerque women
who are responsible for the exhibit.
The splendid collection sent down
from Santa Fee By the Museum of
New Mexico was reinforced by num-
Der of rare pictures loaned by local
cOunoisscurs. Notable among these
were several canvases by Robert
Cairns Dobson, an eastern artist of
wide reputation, who has recently
moved TO albuquerque with a view to
making his permanent home here.
Mr. Dobson's work shows splendid
ability in the handling of color and
there is every reason to believe that
his residence in New Mexico will lead
to the production of some really
great paintings by him, as 1t is his
intention. when warm weather comes
to paint some of the wonderful views
around Albuquerque
Canvases and sketches from the
collections of Mrs Louis llfeld, Mrs.
Robert r. Dietz, Mrs Alfred Gruns-
field, Col w p. Metcaf, Mrs. Theo
dore Woolsey, Jro Mrs Max Nord-
haus, Mrs Amado Chaves and VIII
liam II. Gin completed an exhibit the
like of which Albuquerque has never
before had an opportunity 20 see.
The exhibit win be open today and
tomorrow from 10 to II o'clock in
the morning ana from $3.50 to $3.50 in
the afternoon, and on sunday and
Monday in the afternoon only. Mon
day is the last day Of the exhibit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
SANATOR|UM CASE
DECISION WILL BE
ANNOUNCED TODAY
Judge Craig Considering
Whether Ordinance Is of No
Effect Because It Fixes No
Maximum Penalty.

Judge Craie of the police court,
VIII give his decision today in the
Murphey Eanatorium case The hear
ing was held yesterday afternoon
aud took up nearly an hour No
testimony was submitted, the case
being tried on the contention Of law
Ners for Or. W r. Murphcy. owner
OF the sanatorium. that the ordinance
under which the complaint was made
Is invalid.
The motion "a dismiss was denied
On -four points presented by the de-
PENDANTS counsel as reasons why the
ordinance Is no good ana taken un-
der adylsement by Judge Craig on
one point. The defendants aOOr-
neys pointed out that the regulation
provides only a minimum ana no
maximum penalty for violators.
Judge Craig viii decide whether this
makes 1t void and If he believes it
does the motion to dismiss will be
sustained
The ordinance SAYS yiolators VIII
he fined not less than $50 nor sent
to Jail for less than thirty days. AS
far as the ordinance goes the sky's
the limit II does not say what is
the greatest jail term or greatest fine
that may bee imposed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
REPUBLICANS WILL
DECIDE WHETHER TO
HAVE PARTY TICKET

The republican city central COM
mittee will decide tomorrow night
whether the party will have a parti-
san ticket In the field for the board
Of education or Join with the demo-
Gratis and put mp non-partisan candi-
dates. There is little doubt that the
latter course will be adopted. John
W. Wilson, chairman, favors Keeping
politics out of the schools and the
majority OF commtteemen-per
all--is believed to have the same
opinion.
Mr.. Wilson called the meeting at
which the decision is 10 be made for
f:2u O'Clock i'm his office in the Crom-
well building. Second and Gold ave
nue.
The democrats have no city chair
man and it is not known what steps
the leaders Will take IT is likely a
meeting of the committee Will be
called for the same purpose for which
the republicans will meet tomorrow
night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Handsome Pin Trays Given Away
Free.

Those Of our women readers who
can use an extra pin tray or button
tray and such things are always
handy will take this tip:
The makers Of Tuxedo smoking
tobacco are giving away handsome
nickel plated trays Of this sort for a
short while with every purchase of
ten-cent tin of Tuxedo 1t is simply
a matter of persuading your hus-
hand brother or men friends 10
buy Tuxedo and-although only one
tray is given to customer-the
more men YOU persuade to buy Tux
edo, the more OF these trays you can
uossess. Besides being good for hold
ing knicknacks, many women use
these coaster trays" as they are
called in the trade, as glass holders
The bottom of the ordinary drinking
glass Just fits into the tray This
prevents your tables from becoming
ring marked from watery glasses
Taken al in all, this IS very
handy and handsome gift, and the
women folk will thank the Tuxedo
people for making this special Offer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-12

ilti botHf pHlnA'i' iHpHt l4VNJs
Fees candy store. Fresh home
made candies every day.
The county road board yesterday
afternoon passed on bills Nothing
else was taken up.
Charles LrFehcr lcf yesterday
morning for liolbrook Ariz He Will
bee gone Two weeks.
H g. CriNy lcft Yesterday ON bus-
luoaa trip which viii take him to chi
cago and other eastern cities
There viii be regular meeting Of
The electrical workers union in
Painters hall ut S O'Clock this even
ing.
The Good cheer cluh will meet this
afternoon an O'Clock with Mrs. u. H.
Rogers, Of 1880 West Tiieras awe
nuc.
~ r walton Photographers. yes-
tfrdny plneed uu exhibition ln @, A.
Mutson eHst window pictures OF the
Ncw Mexico senate, taken recently at
Santa ne
The Western club has completed ur-
arrangements for the dance 70 be held
next wednesday night vat the Masonic
temple. The Butcher orchestra VIII
furnish the music
Harmony Lodge so. l., 1 q. % IT,.
viii meet m regular session this even
ing ai $50 O'Clock There viii be
work in THE nitIatory degree Visit
inE odd Fellows welcome
There will be regular meeting Of
Camp No. Wpudmcn of the World,
Boo Woodmtu's han tonight al 81
% clock The team rs requested to re-