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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-19

ROOMS AND sOSRD, PRIVATE
family electric lights, bath, telephone, >
minutes from State st. SIls. Alice NJ
lap19o6r
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

HAND AND THINKING STAMPS
for regular or special purposes. Ink and
pads in all color4. I. y +, Stamp Co, IS
Capitol St. Augusta. Maine. decldtf
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Eankrupt's Petition for DISCHARGE.

In the matter of
The partnership of Clou-
tier Bros, the individ-
ual co-partners in which
are Edmond a. Coulter Yin Bankruptcy
and Harry Cloutier, and
they individually,
Bankrupt
10 the Hon. Clarence Hale, Judge of the
District Court of the United States foc
the District of Maine.
Edmond a. Cloutier and Harry Clou-
tier OF Waterville in the County of Ken
nebec. and state of Maine in said Dis
trict respectfully represent, that on the
6tn day Of October. last past. they We're
duly adJUdged bankrupt individually and
as cc-partners as Cloutier Bros under
the Acts OF Congress relating to bank
ruptcy: that they have duly surrendered
all their property and rights of property,
ara nave full complied with all the re-
quirements of said Acts and of the orders
OF Court touching their bankruptcy.
therefore, they pray. That they may be
decreed by the Court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
their estates individually and as such CO.
partners under said bankruptcy Acts.
except such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 1lth' day of January. \. d
1915 ~
EDMOND A. CLOUTIER.
HARRY NJ. CLOCTIER,
nj
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RAILROADS 4 STEAMBOATS,.
Maine CENTRAL R. R.
In Effect Dec. %, 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA AS FOL-
LOWS.

A1A<ANo LEAVE AUGUSTA AZ cO1s
GOING wEsT-sos A. NJ.
v(vfH Except Monday. Portland
AI4lA3 and Boston: SIS a; NJ
a31i:EI 6ewiSson por EaImnf boa.
siie5.a:lij ton. Montreal and Que
wick. lewiston. Farmip1gson;;, Po Portland;
and So: Gardiner: s;lo r; NJ; uoean ,l Port
Brunswick, Rockland, Portland. Boston
and New York; SIS P. NJ, HaIIowsii'
Gardiner and So. Gardiner; 6E T. A.,
Lewiston, Portland and way stations
1910 P. NJ, Lewiston, Bath. Portland,
Boston. Sundays SOB and 9.49 A. NJ. S.Ss
lNew York; and 1910 P. NJ. Portland ana
Boston.
GOING EAST-1.u A. NJ, Bangor. St
John. Halifax. Aroostook co. SUNDAY
morning does not connect beyond Ban,
gor; 633 A. M, local to Mooseneao
Lake (via OaklanGl. BeltasI, foA
croft and Bangor; s.l7 A; NJ. ioSal 20
Belfast, Bangor and Skowhesan' Lvs +.
NJ, Waterville. Bangor. 3. A. + ~
Calais, St. John and Halifax; 2S4 r NJ,
express to Waterville. thence q. doGs1 20
Bangor and Mattawamheas; S.3 2. NJ
Waterville and Skowhegan; iUs +. NJ
Wateryllie, Skowhegan and Bangor. sun
days Ill A. NJ, for Bangor; $50 A. NJ,
253 p NJ, for Bangor and SkoWhegan. =,
Trains leave Augusta for hano"eii,
Gardiner and South Gardiner at 6SS, 10y
A. NJ, E.49. $40. 4.07, 5.l5. 6l2. 1910 +. NJ.
H. D. WALDRON. II nj Passenger ASt.
D. C. DOUGLASS, Genl Mgr- Port
land. Me-
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE!

SMALL FARMS NEAR AUGUSTA,
Halowell and Gardiner. Several bargains
II closed out within short time. Amos
II. Higgins Agency. East Side. Augusta.
lei. GAR. sept3Dd.f
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WAIInESS AT HOTcl NOnTh.
AGENTS WANTED.

Agents. rOR WHOLE OK PART
time to represent an accident and health
insurance company. For particulars adj
dress Gen. Agent, 20 Elm ST., Saco, Me
{. ID. Fierce, sGco. Ianl6uot%
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itALhtRS WANTED

FOR HiGr, G6ADEO AND COUN-
try schools. Special demand for expert
enced teachers. Apply at once, stating
education, experience, position desired.
n. L. Teachers Agency. y. ~. G. a.
Building, Portland. Name. decl9d4w
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70 LET-hUUSES, RUINS, ETC.

TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping; hardwood floors, electric lights.
IlSht at top OF klnes nil. IL Gage street
j. +. MOTIFS, lei. 24-N. janl9dot
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07
lagrimas en- los ojos murmuraba ape

lagrimas en- los ojos murmuraba ape
nadO:
Mea culpa, mea culpaI'
Sumergidos en- nuestras hondas re-
flexiones, hemos estado esperanto
sin hablar palabra. De pronto, han
~resonado en- el corredor pasos firmes
V a~presurados. Y NJ. de Vil}ecerf,
seguido de Mgr. Lagrois, ha entradO
~sonriendo triunfalmente Y levantan-
do los brazos en- alto ha exclamado:
-iYa estamos en- libertad, amigos
mics!
NJ. Popinot Sc ha levantado de IN
golpe Y ma yenido a abrazarme con
una ternura infinita. Y luego, an
te las miradas absortas de Mgr. La
grois, NJ. de Villecerf, NJ. Popinot Y
70, nos dabamos las manos efusiva-
mente Y cast saltabamos de algeria.
". de Villecerf ha referido en- Sc
guida sus gestiones en- Ia prefecture.
Y me ma dicho que ma sido Ia carta
aut0grafa del consul general de Fran
cia en- Espana, Ia cue ha obrado el
milagro de hbertarme q mi Y de IL
bertar conmigo a mis- companeros.
Por 10 tanto, 20 dirijo desde aqui
VI. Gaussen, consul general de Fran
cha residente en- Barcelona, el tes-
timonio de mi honda gratitud Y Ia
prueba mas clara de que las autori-
dades francesas, Siguiendo e. deSeO
expresado en- Ia carta autografa de
su colega, me han tratado con su
mas exquisite Y ~proverbial ~cortesia.
En- cuanto a nuestro automovil,
que quedo confiscado a nuestra He
gada a Chalons, N. de Villecerf ia
ticho que no era possible por ell mo-
servirse de q Y que quiza per
~maneceria confiscado para el s~ervicio
lie guerra. Y como q mi amigo lc in
.ereSaba sobremanera dirigIrse 4 Ba-
ye, adonde debiamos haber llegado
aver por Ia tarde, ha decidido dejar
en- Chalons a Baltasar, para que Sc
de nuestra Faulette Y de
-escatar nuestro coche 81 era posi-
Die, y ha mandado al hostelero que J
nos buscara IN auto de alquiler para
3onernos inmediatamen;e en- canine.
CONTINUALLY
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07

dice que Ia prescnte aclitud del &C.
neral Obregin no tinnc otro obicIo
que 0bligar a las classes bajaS dc In
poblari6u a ruliSlarS" EN- 81 rirr-
clio conStitucioualisla O pcrccrr
de- hambre: puos quierc conlar con
I'm gran uimrro de hOmbreS para
podcr rombatir a los zapaliStaS rluc
no han driado lie amagar Ia capt.
tai.
- Sabr tambitE que cI gobirruo
americana ha pedido a don We
mStiano Carranza qu" d. instruc-
clones al general Obreg6n para
que. en- case dr Que Ia "vacjir Ia
riudad dc Mexico. tome las mcdidas
nrcrsaria para protcgrr Ia vida G
~interrS"s dc los eytranjrroS. purs
en- case de que tStoS s]ufricran per
podriau Sobrcycnir graves
complicacioncS intcrnacionalrs.
Los tr"SrirutoS romrrrlantrS que
rurron rrducido> a prisidn eli dta
dc AYR. no han >ido purstos "n H.
brrtad. pucS para clio 81 les rNigr
una furrtr multa que no ostan IN
poSibiIidad d" pagan. Los s~acrr5o-
ties lu" d"sd" hacr tempo $" cn-
rupnfrgu tguhE.u I.fnufI,z ,t,,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07
De Chalons al......
Vieuc DE Ia pagiaa :.

lie he rogado que subiera al Guar
to inmediatamente : ne cOrrido i q
visar a VI. De ViIlecerf. Tn instante
despues, Mgr. Lgrois entraba en- nues
ira habitaci6n = los res nos abra-
zabamos entertainments como buenos
eordiales amigos, mientras VI. Popi-
not. sorprendido = cast maravilladO,
Sc Ievantaba de 81 asiento y dirigia
n Monsehor saludos silenciosos Y
graves.
En- pocos minutes hemoS referidO
q Mgr. Lagrois los agitados successes
que nos habian llevado con tan pOca
fortuna hasta Chalons. Monsenor
escuchaba en- silencio, cerrandO el
parpado izquierdo con 81 gesto ha-
bi-ual, V mirandonos fijamente con
UT solo ojo alberto, claro, ~fulguran-
te. Al terminar nuestro relate sc
ha levantado de pronto y ha dichO
estas ~palabras:
FL case es algo grave. No hay
que perder tempo. Esperenme US
tedes confiadamente. Voy . yer a
prefecto ' vuelvo en- seguida a dar-
les cuenta de mi gestion. Yo e
que podremos ~arreglar ouenamente
este sensible Y Modesto percance. Lo
que importa es SaIir de dudas GUAM
to antes.
I sin deer mas, Mgr. Lagrois Sc
ha ~marchado c~orriendo Y nosotros he
mos quedado a~guardando en- eI Guar
to, con ell alma agitada entire vagos
impulses de zozobra Y de esperanto.
Ha pasado mas de media bora. Yo
he salido q Ia ventana para acechar
la llegada de Monsehor. Por fin. lie
he visto aparecer . 10 lejos ; no ne
podido reprimir IN gesto nervioso.
Mgr. Lagrois me ma mi-ado con una
expression de gravedad que me Ia
dejadO anhelante ' confuse. ! sin
hacer el mas leve signo. Ia enrra-
do en- Ell hotel. Al aparecer de hue
vo en- nuest-o cuarto, los tres dete-
nidos lie hemos rodeado ansiosamente.
y entonceS Monsehor ha dicho muy
despacio, y con IN ciertO tenor:
No extranen suicides mi tardanza.
He estado discutiendo largo ratio con
ell senior ~prefecJo. e. case de uSredes
estaria ~arreglado hace va mucho item
po, 81 no hubiese de por medic cierta
circunstancia algo delicada.
Monsenor Lagrois Sc Ia callado IN
instante. como 81 meditara 10 que iba
a d~ecirnos. Luego mirandome q mi,
con expression de prorunda amistad.
ha proseguido diciendo:
No tema listed; no ocurre NADIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07
FRANCISCO VILLA HA MUERTD
o Sc ENCUENTRA FUERA DEL
PALS. .....
Viene dc la pagina J..

blica."
En- GuadaIaiara Sc me dijO que
Villa estaba en- Monterrey. CuaEdo
lleguG a Monterrey Sc me dijo que
:taba en- Aguascalientes. En- "sla
iltimO poblaci6n Sc me aSegur" que
Villa So encOntraba en- Torre6n y
: 81 Ease que nj en- TOrre6n nj cn
Chihuahua So encOntraba el tanIaS
..eces reefridO Villa.
En- Mexico mucha genie esla on
la "recncia de que Villa realmen-
e a muerto y de que los jefes re-
yOluciOnarios estan usandO su fir
ma en los mensaies para no desmC-
ralizar a la genie que tienen a SGS
6rdeneS.
POr TODD 10 anterior Sc despren-
de- que a menOs que este OcultO el
IamOsO Villa. IS riertO que FierrOs
10 mat6 o que sali6 del pals con
rumbo desconocido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07

7 grave, pero es mejor decir Ia YER
dad. listed es ell unico impedimen,
/. to que retarda Ia resolution favora-
bic de Ia prefecture. Sc han pedidO
a Virri-le-Francois y 4 Paris, telegra-
ficamente. infOrmaciones extensas So
bre todos ustedes. Las references 4
". de ViIlecerf, a su criado Y q II.
Popinot. han sido sobremanera salts
~factorias. Pero de listed no Sc ma
sabido mas sino domiciliado en- Pa
ris Y que es listed corresponsal de
"un desorganes les plus importantes
de Ia Catalogue" EstaS o las pala-
bras textuales del informe recibido
de Paris. Su doble caracter de eX-
trarjero : de c~orresponsal, compli-
cado con 81 injustificada p~resencia
en- Chalons, sin pasaporte alguno, han
.despertado sobre usteG aigunos zee
los. e espionaje aleman. tan astu-
tamente organizado en- Francia
Que espias, nj que demoniOS,-
interrumpi5 de pronto ". de Vile
CERT. I~evantandose airado Y con una
voz formidable.-No faltaria mas 81
no que este buen amigo nuestro, e. u
nico de entire nosotros que no ha te-
nido Ia mas minima culpa de nuestra
llegada a Chalons, resultara ser aho-
ra Ia unica victima de ~nuestros erro-
res, Monsenor Lagrois, ivamos in
mediatamente, listed y 20, a Ia Pre-
f~ectura,
-Tenga listed en- cuenta-objet6
MonseHor-que aun esta listed dete-
nido, Y, por 10 tanto, no puede salir
del hotel.
-Gracias, monsenor-respondio NJ
de VilIecerf-pero en- casos como es-
tie, 70 Salgo q Ia Gale aunque me fu-
silen. Deme listed todos los papeles
documentos ~personales que tenga
listed a Ia manO,-me dijO con aire
r~esuelto.
Y despues De recoger de mis- ma
nos el paSaporte general, el permiso
de Residential en- Paris, mis- dOcu-
mentos ~nacionales ' una a~fectuOsisi-
ma carta autografa del consul gene
raj de Fraacia en- EspaHa, que yo
lIev6 conmigo al saIir de Barcelona,
VI. de VilIecerf ha salido del cuarto
como IN t~orbellino. arrastrandO en-
su furia impetuosa a Mgr. Lagrois.
u. Popinot ' 20 hemos quedado
solos. abatidos, a~nhelantes, sumisos
en- un magno silencio. YO estaba
verdaderamente contrariado al yer eI
sesgo irsolico que iban tomando los
acc ntecimientos. Y NJ. Popinot, cal
do en- 81 silIon arrimado 4 Ia lum-
bre. ME miraba con .'na expression en-
J~ernecedora ' tristisima, Y cast con
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
HoLRROOK VALLEY.

Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Trostle attend
ed the Brethren Church in Rocky
Ford Sunday.
orval Henard returned Saturday
from few days visit with friends at
Earned, Kan.
The Cheraw Ladies' Aid will meet
next week. Thursday afternoon. with
Mrs, ]. NJ. Ragsdale.
Mrs. Decker. OF Cambridge, Neb.,
arrived Tuesday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Davis.
Mrs J. NJ. Lance returned home
Saturday from q two weeks visit
with her son. Carl Lance. and family,
who live in st. Louis.
Rev. Scott. presiding elder OF the
Mennonite Brethren church. will
hold quarterly meeting Saturday and
Sunday, November goth and 2lst. a,
the church.
All qualified voters OF the Hol.
brook Irrigation District should turn
out Saturday afternoon. November
18th at 1880 O'Clock. at the Center
school house.
Holbrook Valley w. C. T. U. will
meet Tuesday afternoon. November
18th at the Cheraw church. Mrs.
Frank Gregory will be the leader OF
the meeting.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
soasE ,sosss s,soer ox.,s.

Mrs. n. W. Potter hes received
word from her daughter. Nm. Harr,
comssy. Of wichita. Kas.. that shc IL
The Dosssasos Of . new Buick run
shout.
". q. Osbosn. formerly hsad ma.
ehislse q ehe Ideal Oasass. has re-.
signs1 his Deslsles sad y sow IL the
snDoey ~ ths II Junla Automobilc
and 0aeAlne Company.
r. ". poeass. who has hess attend.
ias - buslssn natssss 10 Nebrsska
CITY. No.. see ~ ~ lev weeks.
leet shet e1ey ~ NM q ~ wsek for
Deoaes = xsatusky fse . lev weeks
via1l
Mn. Hsasse DusA. q sais Lake
City. whs ~ bssa ~ guese u her
slsese. Mn. G. =. 11ubesll. iee the
~ suo vesAs. ~ Wednesday for
1saaans C1sy. ~. - soeal Q eeupic
1 - 0eoehs vSeh ~ neehss.
psoes = nasseo Voso ouorAol the
Ieeoesose ~ 6ool1n0 ~ ~ eeAool
hssss - 0ehseo ooulsoee =. 3. flve
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

Shenk is the auctioncer. and Oran
Walker will officiate a. clerk.
Luther d. Armstrong. the leader
81 the Second Infantry hand At Che
raw, has been engaged to organize 4
0and at Manzanola, and will offici.
ate as instructor during the winter
months. The first meeting for prac-
tice was held last Monday night.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Must Dispose of Piano Quickly.

We have one OF our best pianos
on hand In La Junta. Rather than
pay storage will rent to responsible
party and give privilege Of buying
later aud apply rent on price. or will
sell now. ai special price ON easy
payments to suit buyer. Write Al
once for full particulars and let u
tell where piano can be seen. Ad.
dress
KNIGHT CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
Denver. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
I " 49, " r Z X Y 4 lsiIl <. 4. p
Hoss.A A1cA dallas.


A wedding which will be Of inter-
est to many In Il Junta was solemn-
lied Thursday evening q . O'clock
At the home Of Rev. Emmanuel
Payne. when Mr. David o. Horn. q
this city. and Miss Myrtle McAdams,
OF Villas. Colo. we're united IN mar
riage. Rev. Payne performed the
ceremony. the only witnesses being
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Herbert.
Immediately following the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs Horn left for
Denver where they will spend several
days on their honeymoon and lates
will return to L. Junta to make their
home.
Mr.. Horn Il one Of the popular
fireman Of the city for the Santa Fes
and his bride. an accomplished young
lady Of Villas. Mr.. and Mrs.. Horn
viii receive hearty welcome in our
city.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
,ssssr s'sslly Csss.

TIE Ia Junts Msssc Study cIuh
spsat . most pleassnt aftsrnooa last
Neaday q The hons VI Mn. Dean
Holmes. IL the coetinuation Of ths
study Of Schubert. After the ex-
eellsnt pregfam bad besa sivsa. Z
social hous vas esjoyed and delicious
refsoshneats we're sssvsd ~ the
hesesm. Ths feijoviag = ths pro-
gsaa - vss stvss:
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
n. - rp.....

Aisses Georgia and OPAL white
snd Mis- Bee Pellet were hostesses
on Tussdsy svsnins 70 Tie Phi Sig
ma Delta gtrls. TIE regular routine
Of business vas dlspossd Of. after
which The siris Iinsessd for . social
time. TIE hostsssss served . two
courss luach.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
s.rpr..e P.rsy.

Sarpsiae Party.
Nrs. G. c. Rich was the victim OF
genuine surprise party when, after
spending the forenoon at the home
OF : friend. she returned home to find
that about sixteen OF her friends
had assumed charge Of her home
and had = sumptuous dinner prepar-
cd.
So carefully had her friends laid
their plans that Mrs. Rich had not
the least inkling OF what was To
happen. and when she entered the
house and found herself completely
surrounded by ladies. she was rem
dered almost speechless for 4 time.
but soon made herself equal to the
sttuation and entered into the mer-
riment OF the noon hour with a.
much zeal and enthusiasm as the
other ladies.
The dinner. however. was not the
only surprise for her. for when she
entered the parlor she found the
table piled with many pretty things
and useful articles which the ladies
had showered her with.
After doing ample justice to the
bountiful repast the ladies' spent the
afternoon in fancy WORK and picture
taking.
The ladies who participated in the
affair were Mrs. C. W. May. Mrs. c.
r. Clutter. Mrs. J. II. Crosiey. Mrs.
John Lear. Mrs. Elmer Davis. Mrs.
J. J. kinsel. Mrs. Blanche Snyder.
Mrs.. w. u. Scott. Mrs. W. 9. sny-
der. Mrs. Williams. Nrs. Oran WAL
ker. Mrs. Andy Mayers. Nrs. Ralph
Scott. Of North washington. Ohio:
Mrs. w. H. Rogers. Of Neosho. No.:
Miss Jennie Price. OF Rockville.
Colo. and Mrs. a c. sheeth. OF
evink.
Birthday Party Sos Little Tnes.
The most delighted Of the chill
dren parties Of the past week was
the one given last saturday aftsrnoos
b Mrs.. @. c. Rich II honor of her
little son. william. who celebrated
his sseead birthday % that date.
About twenty-five little tots ~
spoadsd 70 invitasioas and IT, is
needless 70 say every minute Of the
afternooa vas thoroughly enjoyed BY
them all - they played numerous
games on the lawn. Later In the
afternoon refreshments we're served
By the hostess.
Those enjoying the occasion were
william. Teddie and Marie Rich. Fay
Allison. Helen Brown. Mildred Cor
dea. Harry Wallace. Mary Beck.
Frances Head. vernos walker. June
WILLIAMS. Josephine Mock. Sarah
Kssrick. Hilda and Joseph sprowls.
Blanche and Alsada Lear. Luciie
Arnold. Frances Everhart. Ovbln
Dsckinsoa. Max shemer. Esther
Holmes. Clara and Margarst Smith.
90
losssr study Clsh.
TIE Ia Junss Mus.c study Club
soent . most pleasant aftsrnoca last
Moa1ay a. The hons " Mrs. Dean
Holmes. IL The costinuation Of ths
ssudy Of Schubert. After The a.
eellsnt psegram had beea elvss. .
social hour vas esjoyed snd 1sliesous
rsfFsshnssts we're sssvsd ~ the
heseeas. Ths feljovtas = the pro
gga0 - vas givso:
''Whe Il Sylvia" ochubess
l1las Bsssha White
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n1ln RutA kassss.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
n.r.i:;.Sy f.r.y.

The largest chilrren's party Of The
week was the one given By Mrs. G.
r. Buckley In honor Of the shlrteenth
birthday anniveraary Of her daugh-
ter. Norma. About forty. Of Nor
mas frissds were iavitsd 70 spsad
~ hours from Z until : q hee home
and numsrous games we're snjoysd
during the two hours. after which
Ars- Buckley served refrsshnsats.
Norma vas the rscipisat of many
pretty gifts.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Mosher Goose Party.


A most unique and perhaps the
most novel affair OF iae seasons
events was given ON "wednesday af-
ternoon u the home Of Mrs. H. L.
Thompson. when she. n president Of
Chapter W. r. Z. o.. entertained the
members u I Mother Goose" party.
II was presidents day. and also the
fourth anniversary Of the local chap
ter. and the Invitations sent to each
member were most unique. asking
that they 60 dressed to represent
some character In the Mother Goose
family. each Invitation being signed
Mother Goose"
Nearly all the characters in the
popular nursery rhymes were repre-
sented In costume which created
much merriment. The Afternoon was
spent in having . jolly good time,
and later Mother Goose served a de.
lightful four course luncheon. The
guests were seated at small tables,
the centerpiece ON each table being .
cake with four candles. indicating the
fourth birthday anniversary OF the
chapter. The place cards we're mini
ature white geese mounted ON . blue
field. The following characters were
represented: Mother Goose. Mrs. H.
L. Thompson: Old woman who lived
In the shoe. Mrs.. Effie Hoffman Rog.
ers: her children. only son. Mrs. N.
X. McCauley: little girl. Mrs. Nc
cune: school girls. Mrs. F. p. Aus
tin: Mrs. R. r. Jones: Miss nellie
Burke. MS. Ralph Johnston. high
school girl. Mrs. ~. r. Miller: COL
lege girl. Miss Emily Rogers: Mar
jorie Daw. Ars. George Babcock:
Curiey Locks. Mrs. Clyde Simons:
Simple Simon. Mrs. J. n. Lamb: Lit.
tie Miss Muffett. Mrs. II. w. Allen:
Old Mother Hubbard. Mrs. Forest
Mayhew: Queen Of Hearts. Mrs. J.
A. Sevits: Jscy Sprat. Mrs. q. Y. Nc
cauley: Nrs. Jack sprat. Mrs. @. Y.
Poor; Little Boy In Blue. Mrs. II. o.
Wright; Jack BE Nimble. Mrs. Elmer
Cook: Masy Quits Costsary. Mn. II.
w. Wagner. 81
ssrpstss Parsy.
NJ. and Mrs. Carl Thorns. Mr.. and
Ars. w. p. Dameron. Mr. and Mrs.
I'd Carruthers. Dr.. and Mrs. J. G.
King. Nm. Lee Beck. Gus Beck asd
Miss Clara ldlsr we're responsible for
. most deIishtfui affair OF the past
week. whea they planned ind sue
csssfully carried out . surprise party
on Ar. and Mn. Prank Mountain on
last Saturday svsaing.
TIE affair vas for the purpose Of
helping NJ. and Nrs. Mountain cele-
brats thslr weddiag aaaivsssasy asd
also 70 rsniad NJ. Mountain that hs
bad reached another milessose N
lifs's Journey.
The satirs party wsat % The Nous.
tain bone o. aan Juan avsnue TAX.
lag With them numsrous Desoeats
which thsy showsred The gussas ee
honor with. aad also refrsshmeaes
Which vess sesved late In ths even.
Ing aftss several hours hsa bsea
most pleasaaliy spsat.
v.,..;sss,s ca.
Mn. y. X. MeCauley vas heseass
- Saturday aflssnooa = ~ osa.
bsss os ths resssigAsiy club. ne
rseI call vss rsspeaAsl - ~ nan.
lag oas - Walt Masea's Desns. asd
afsse ~ DsegFsn . osoesul discus
s6ea was catered late ~ all nsnbsss'
pesesot ~ sollowias uas ~ no
gsa0 - ~ aflseuooa:
W1llla0 AlDsa white 80 WAIT ~.
- .....-....Mn. q. 2. Hasklns
asvlsv. - Ceslala ~ l1aa~..
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10os0Ase1 lllll 1ooCassog. 'sTAe
rooee - oelo0so Va11ev"....
............1osa ,. Y. Wee1eo
~ aess neseiag - ~ slsb vill
- vteh Nm. J. =. or1eso1 q eel cas.
- aveaua.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Round In..en clab.

Mrs. G. A. Beerbohm was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon to the menu
bers OF the Round Dozen Club. AZ
ter the time had been pleasantly spent
In needle work dainty two course
lunch was served by Miss Faunie
Beerbohm. who was assisted BY Miss
Ruth Larsen. Besides the member
o fthe club Mrs.. Beerbohm had ~
her guests. Mrs. John Harding. Nrs.
Joseph Poss. Mrs. Emmanuel Payns.
Mrs. Ellis Summers. Mrs. =. q. Wood
bridge and Mrs. A. 8. Marshail.