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Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23

Ask she man who uses II, he knovs.
no think | suffered ali these .ssrs
Mnen one 70 cent bottle Of Sloaa' . Lin-
Intent cured me-" writes enc grateful
user: II you have Rheumatism Or sni'
Iel IRON Neuralgia, Haekaehe. Sore
ness and Stiffness. dont pat % esstins
: oottie OF Sloan'a. Il win giss va.,
sucn welcome reliai. Il warns sns
sootnes the sore, stiff painful places sad
f.a y. y mneh better Buy Ii ii aas
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23
Political Announcements,
REINFORCEMENT FEE PAY.
ABT n I'M NV NOE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FEE PAY.
ABLE I'M ADVANCE.
We are authorized to announce the
persons whose names appear below, as
candidates for the Democratic nomina-
tion for the various Offices subject TO
the viii OF the voters as expressed at
che general primary election 10 be held
under the laws OF the state OF Missouri.
on Tuesday, August tst. 1915.
For State Senator, 2ist district;
HARRY e. ALEXANDER,
OF Cape Grardeau.
For Judge Springfield Court Of Ap-
psals.
JOHN H. BRADLEY, of Kenuet.,
For Treasurer.
W. F. McCLAIN,
H. NJ. TOWLES
For Prosecuting Attorney.
GEORGE D, SLOAN.
For Sheriff.
J. ED. SHIPMAN.
For Associate Judge County Court,
Eastern District.
ROBT. o. MARLIN.
For Assessor.
A. L. PICKETT.
A. Y. MOORE.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23

montgomery, Ala---Felix Smith.
white. . convict serving two years for
emheszlement, escaped from the tur.
pensiaa camp, near the Florida line.
ana walled 200 miles back to the peni-
tentiary rather than suffer the abuses
which he said were heaped upon him
% the camp. He walked into the peni.
tentiary and told the warden that he
pad escaped so he could come back
nome, Smith has served eight months
end Z most likely viii not be sent back
v the camp,
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23
Mortgages Sale.

whereas, Thomas F. Lane and Mary n r.n.
nls wife, OF the county Of Riplov and st.,a "a
Missouri, by their certain mortraoe aaad III y.
power oI SAFE, dated the 10Th day Of Noyember'
dasd W. ana recorded I book 2e at page SIT Of he
aeea records Of Ripley county. No, oonyevsS
A 70 Aoe brown, mortgagee, the following az
sUrioea n, reai estate, situate In the County NJ
n,Piey ana state OF Missouri, towit: "
49, lhe southwest quarter OF the southwest nm =.
1r q section three, township twenty-thrsa
norsn, range TWO east and an Undivided ana
nan interest In the southeast quarter NJ ~.
aoutneast quarter OF section eleven. tavnshir
p. m. ~~s Va sns sth
Which said conveyance wan made IA ..o...
- ne psymens OF certain promissory note shsree
And whereas, default has been mas. IN A.
payment o. said note aud the same with i.tsrsss @
Now therefore, I the undersigned Aha n,ow.
oy virtue OF power IN me vested hv ss,s rsn.1, ma,
gage deed hereby give public notice that vii ~,
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH, iaie v"
,etWeen the hours OF . O'Clock In the forenoo,,
snd , 9 CLOCK IN the afternoon at the eass frons
LOOT OF the court house in the City Of noni,hs.s
tipley County and State OF Missouri aali NJ
ne right, title and interest OF the said Thomss
J. Lane and Mary u. Lane, his wife. in ana
2 sne ABOVE described real estate or 40 mneh
nefeor as may be necessary, at public vendns
g the highest bidder for cash for the r,,rrcsa
I satisfying said deed so secured sns ths eFsss
2s-4t ARE HROtkN u,~..
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23

Last ysar not single fatality resulted
among passengers on three hundred and
twenty-five American Railroads In the
transportation Of four hundred and
eiighty-hve million, one hundred and
ssixty-eight thousand, five hundred and
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23
Bed Bugs

tbs,s a.n nn BED Bnes Ants, Reaches and Fless and
hSyI, h e. wel, gse the Now Chemical tpesI1v sLiv
Of i b pSa,stus| q " giih Dsy heads IN each letter
ssjst whs,s y nsae n Indiana. Pesky bugs can't
gpont 70 every box to got them-inthe-
sogs Druggist. have Il or can gc II MsIlsa ,n1 on
ss"egE u v Company, Ters Haute, Ind. '~
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23
URIC ACID J
NEVER CAUSED
RHEUMATISM

WANT % prevsit 20 your s.t,sr...
ea 49,. ~ you have Rkssmssis@ -
sst acute or ehrunic-no rssttsx
- ts yenr condition = write fo-dsz
44,my ~ N MEk BOOK on s'RiikiJNAx
su. 1 ceses sad cnfe. fhos-
a es esu tf The most uondsrfai
sss..r 49, essr gr1ffsns Don't sead i
w 49, anssSsS9iuIELl FRRk
se - nsscksnn. nse,.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23

Rough On Rats" ends Rats
MICE, Bugs, Die out doors. Unbeat.
hu'g a., r. Es'ermlnator. = Used World Over
oy = D. Govt too. Econ omy size &c
OF ioc. Drug and country stores. Re-.
p rase ,suonstitutes. !, Free. Comic picture
RE. 8. Wells, Jersey City, N. ). 81 At
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23
had To Have A Cold xsans
On.

Don't lot your cold hang on. rack
your system aud become chronic when
pr. Halls Pine Tar Honey will helm
you. u heals the inflammation. seothes
tne cough and loosens the phlegm. You
breath easier ut once. Or. Bells Pine
Tar Honey is a laxative Tar Syrup. the
pine tar balsam heals the raw snots.
ioosens The mucous and prevents irrita-
ton OF the bronchial tubes. Just oet
bottle OF nr, Hell's Pine. Tar Honey to-
druggists.
Ripley County democrat., 1916-06-23

M yste. one Of Australia,a numer
- hssd woods. seems 10 be the
1zronsezf known timber. with an aver.
80. tensile strength or $4,000 pounds
esshe square Inch. and maximum an
Nlh - s5.oao--abous equal u cast
ena'vrcasht iran
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-01
GETTING POSTED

One of the freshmen at Yale i'm
mediately applied to the proper Of
ficer of the university upon the day
of his entrance into that institution
for information touching his fathers
stay there before him.
81 should like to see my fathers
record" said he. 'He was in the
class of rs"
81 shall be glad to show you the
record" said the officer, ''but have
you any special reason for consult
ing it?"
"Well,' said the youth. when 1
left home dad told me not to dis
grace him, and wish to see just how
tar l can co."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-01
SOMETHING TO RECKON WITH

Boy appeared at the Willises one
day brushing his face with the furry,
silvery tail that had once belonged to
a gray squirrel
"O-oh," accused the eldest Willis
when he saw the new plaything,
"your pas been shooting squirrels
out of season"
Boys" father is his idol No one
can speak in his disfavor and not eX-
pect to hear from the 7-year-old son.
"You better look out" the little
chap warned, shaking the squirrels
tail at the older lad, cor my daddy'I
be shooting you out of season."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-01
WIEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED

WIEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED
Your honor" declared officer Nc
Pherson, II heard an awful yellin'
back in the wagon yard, and when
got there this man was beating his
wife"
Judge Broyles turned sharply on
the prisoner, a tall, gaunt farmer.
els this true? Were you beating
your wife, sir?"
Eyes, yer honor"
'How did you come to do it,"
Lord knows, jedge. For twenty
years she allus wuz tn one what did
tn beatin', but 1 jes' happened to
catch her when she wasn't feelin'
right. Case and Comment.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-01
When guy makes deep impress
sion on his new girl he ought to quit
holding so tightly.
-O-O-
TODAY'S BELLRlNGER

The late DR.. S. Weir Mitchell was
fond of telling this story:
"Once 1 told country patient to
drink water an hour before each
meal. Two days later when 1 called
the patient complainingly addressed
me as follows:
81 drank for 20 minutes, doctor,
but was so full then l couldn't hold
any more"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-02

Die neiieitcn uae oriainenftm Mu.
Lter in Spiscn, gabDfdppd)en, Gin.
loben uno 0ergleiden peroen ale in
oiclem 8ude ee3cigt.
Vie Sdfclitide, tucIhe acfpobn.
lid gebraudt merSen, ftu6 BARN
eittbolten uno erfldrt. Die U1ufter
iino grob mo Die anipcilunaen flor
lno oentlid. Gin ie0cr fam, ut0
iuenn aud erit Elm anfdnger, EN-
vaeiifer I'M SdfeIn mcroen bein1 @e.
braud oieies 9ndes.
Seocs @luTter lit abae6il6et uno
erf!nrt in Der einfofiten 8eiir, 10.
Dab Gin ie0er obne glusnobne ih0nc
9ntelorbeiten ~onfertiacn fam. Mgnn
Sle and nod 10 picIe Bidder ba.
ben oieies iibertrifit ole bisber oo.
seueiene.
81 lie Der Bud. gu beIteIen
onrH bic ~Cnoba 9riblnee 1911
sooaro Ctr, cnlubo, sssbr.
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aiasura ais SubuitricOatcr.

6idt piels baben cine 3uldugIi9s
8orIteaune oapor, in fpeI9em WlaBs
sroBs omsrilaniihe SHOufrisn beutt
oonig bon ben eIsttrp : 6emiIhen
probuttsn obbGngig iinb, tpelde ole
arnft bes 4ingarn ~Iiefert! Gne
sud : 3eitidrift s~itisrte II. a. Eols
Jsnos gsiipitle 5isrfir:
Stabl : Siouitrie bebnrf uns
6eDtugt 5srro : electromagnetic, pie
gilsntieieI, 5erro : Gbrpm unO 5ers
rus@onoOium, uno oieie fpsrOsn i'm
slsttriidsn Gfen am Riagara berges
felt. limb BON gei5nltiger Di6tigteit
lift aud bic tintli9e 5erftelung ses
miller Qbrsibunss : StOffe, = uno
bier tommsn mir fHon rpieber NIT
benz 4rieg in 9eriibrung.
Rntiirli6s Qbreibungs : Muterias
lien nGmlid, oIs GmirasI pber
@4mirgeI (remsrp@) b@stanHt, fro
!nrtiihen unb erR1tfhen %llripruuas;
uno I'm sabre 1914, unmlttelbar Dor
Dem ariege, IpieIten lie nod cine grcs
BE RoIIe i'm ameritoniihsn 0ers
broua. obpobl Die genubung tiinfs
liher Qbrtibungs : Stofie, ME Rors
bo%run6un, alunbum unS Qlorit,
idon felt etpa einem Sohr8ebnt bes
Itdnoig 3unabm. Set Dem arieae
aber bat bic bsrgbouIins JOrOsrung
BON Smirgtl taft gang oufseb0rt;
aus Der sirtsi 1T gar nidts msbr
eeI9idt tporbsu, unb aus grisdsns
lamb feline nenntnsnerts auantitGt.
Qnbererieits lieferu Die bier betrefs
Fenoen anIogsn am Niagara idbrIia
stpo 10000 Sonner tiinitIids 4bs
rsibungs : Gtoffe, - nIls, tuelhs BON
amerttnuiidsn syn6uftrien benust mere
ben. Ddre biefe 8eriorgung nift,
70 tpur6e in Der Observation-Disclosures
Snbuftris, uno 8ipar in allen, unbers
meiolideripeiIe cine teiltpeiie Cab
mlng eintreten! Die 0ingara > Strait
BAT uns iO5uidgen berousgerifsn.
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SOin stammt BET Sitien.
nOman Gs str esssuiuari bon PsiIipp gsrass,


w. a
Nraa Wnrtens u~mtIommert'
lrompI6oIt bic 6tubllehns, auf Der
lite Sunb geruht hatts, uno lbr'
4ua,u wtlisEen Eim. Der profehor
nidte InngIom init BEN Ropf. 6er'
btri unb GRs[In inbsH chamber ent'
oeitert an. Gin 9lis mar tra'
sAsnb lie !6aiia g.Tnbrtn unc bate
naHnbet. @inesum brunnts es lido
serIch.
Rad einiesn WlinuttH erhob ith
hgr RunTuI unb i9ittelts bic S1nn'
De al. .MsiHs atnOsr". iost CT
ernTi, Id babe NIT sa6 betoen 5u
lprsnen. SEPT srIi, na4osm bic
MHriel stFnIIen iInO, lam th BE
qoos wisDer tlnr ibsrbliten. Sbr
MKT bei0e, bur6 ME Dislt 8onne
BET 'EomiIis unb Dss gsIddfts mir
ale nit gnglonb Dsrtnipft Fno.
Tns miro F4 nun ol.s Gnoern.
9eaGlhs 5rupptn IinO in 9eIgisn
sinmnri1iert. Golden bat beuts
a6eno mad GGlub Der Rei9stags'
lisana i'm RonleH ieinsr Rsgieruns
EfntfGIanb ben ariss srildrt. pru'
feHDr, sic narsn psiIer oils I4,
Sen bic Qiebe Ill gnslono per6Iens
Bet hattie. g. triro Elm arieg ner.
ben bis aufs UlsFsr. Sd fihle
fglhIt. mic in oieien alssnbIiden bic
lanss sshtsss 2iebs fia IN bittsren
CAB Dsritbrt.~
.Nanu, RinDer, Iisbsr Jreunb',
I@Iu1sts bic ROniuliu, sauO no ftsbe
Id isst9"
Der RcnTul f9IpB bic Satin IN
feline Qrme. yGthtl-, iaste CT 5drt'
li1, .Dns IpriGf Ou nidt aus oei'
ittm bergen. Du itsbf on, mo- ou
IN Sreue DteIt Sabre s.ftanoen boft,
bic Butter 0einer ainDsr, mein Be-
~hensEdmeraD. etns osutids frau. aus
perlpanDtem Blut entIproTsn. WeHn
BIZ IN 3nEuntt barts Borte brren
mlrf. le selten nidt Dir, nod ben
DAnen.4
Der groTsHor, in BEN uHtriiss
Iihen GeTlbl, onB bic 6dmilie mad
nieism Inpersn Galas inter F4
feia miFe, reihts alien M. fss
fem Druid pie 6ano unD perobi6is'
btte ih.
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9urdfdouL Rstrut: CERT
5slbnsbel. id bite UNI urlaab fir
bsute. 3nei S6tpsitern BON mir
pOIlen mid bsIu1sn.
5el0Debel: Das, Sic 6ienen srh
feds DC zen unD baben IdOn 5ipsi
Gfpeltern9
m Gifsr. Ri9tsr: .Gie fol-
fen Sbren aompngncn in uaDsront4
iDortIiher Meiis hsrpriieeIt b1bsn
8etIngter: .GigsntIid D0aEs iG
toneginIe RdffhIdge ssbsn. dbsF
i'm Gifs4 habs Id oann ben @ai psrs
geHen@
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glutseItn.
%s'sripruhnna hes S6Ia6tHsr seinis FIR
@nbrnnasBmede.

Hh~VthhBe8fotuf.
Qus Deuli9Iono piro aeI6rItbm.
Sir 6as in Den ShIa9tbottn ~
aneHbe glut bate man bister tdum
cine @srlpsuOuns; 81 sin,m ilsintn
3eile tpurbt "a al Sieriutttr Dsrars
teitet. posr our babritntiou DON me-
oi3intfHeH posr dsmiIden qrdporas
ten psribtnost. lln6 oon iiebt ons
9lut infuiss leinss @ebdltes an gis
tpsiB Dem GIsii9 an 0dbripsrt iebr
nnbe, 10 bab feline @ergsaouus, Su,
nal Bel Den beutissn 5lsii9prsiisn,
MIR ihtpsr psritdnolih 1T. so Bat
mon Bonn In letter Set btriu1t
alerIei Speiisn nie Guppsn, Sous
cen, pubOiugs uiip. NIT srDbsrrm
ooer gsrineertm 9lut5uiaB bkrsultsIs
len. ga iOgor gIutbrOt bat man
IN eintgsn StGoien 9euti9lanbs elm
gsfubrt, bus it6 Defenders in beFsrsn
9reiien GROCER 9eIiebtbsit srIrsusn
loa. Reusroings 1T e. mad Der
Wiiindnsr msoi5iRtfden @o6snidrifi
gelungen, ous glut in MlsbI iiber3u'
fibren; bisies BON grpf. 0r. Spfs
msiitsr sriuuosne 9lutIpsiieme6I bat
oas Qnlsbsn bon &otaopuIpsr uHb
ldBt lid init Roaeens ooer MiI6msbl
isi9t gu 8rpt Derbodeu, bas ii4 Dor
benz gep0bnlihsn 8rot 1ngsblib
our9 beiOnosrs feinen @ei6mad aus
5si6nsn iOl.
lin bic 9ertuenoung bieIes @ilts
i~peifsmebls mOglthit olesmein ipers
Den 3u lnEsn, iinb gsriu6s angsitslt
porOen, Is gu %sntfdrbsn unb ibm 10
0sn lebtsn iiblsn 9sigeIhmad 5u nebs
men, Der on feline Serfunft eriHnsrt;
oos Graebnis berielben ioa bsfriebis
asno Isin. glls gntfdrbungsmitttI
tDeroen orpoitrenoe Stoffs, tpis WoIs
feritoFfIupsrurbb, altnIiperorbo roer
gerIulfnt aneeipenoet. llsbtr ben
RGbrpsrt unO Die 4usnibung bieIes
untsr benz RnHsn .SnnoI" bttanntsn
FarblUfen 8lutmsbles lift o1srbin9s
sesenpdrtis NOD uidts ndbsrss be-
tannt.
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8. RnpfttT.

quF bic 3uriidaetIisbensr f1nl
Gin peinDoaes G6Dsigsn hsrab. oos
IIh TIL 5sr5sn Sitslus 81 elmer
Tntdt5oren 46nung psrni6tste. 0os
ruhtae Mdohen bate D2iihe. EN-
9eben Der Sliebsr su b~sidmpisn,
bag 6er3 Hotterte i6r in Der 8ruii
luie Elm gef1hgensr gosel, iber
ibr Geidt bulGtsH ncffslHo'
Gfimmuugen. sIeia iasenoeu S6nt'
ten.
sd mnB Su tu9 ipredenA Insts
Der aDnfuL mii1lom. vSbne bic
FuGtbars Bsnonng, bic Der Rriss
Iesi ssnommen fat. 6dtte ia ben
2ampf, til 6grl i1 itebe, nnein Uols
IsnDst, u1ns snd gu bsuprubigen.1
Seine Gtimrle tnurOs feiter. sSeit
siner aei1e DON Sn6ren rpehre i'd
mid ris ein 26ps ssgsu bic linz
annF Der Berbdltnife. Sbr niBt
nue, OFF eutr Sntel IN Raltutta
mir 6einnhe eine Milion DsrIoren
nno oas gar5s, in Snbrsn mibFam
auigsbdnts inbiThe gsIddft 70 gut
ME Derni9tet Bat. Sd made i'm
teinen Bprtourf, er mar Hint Der
riniigs Mann; i6er Der Heigung
gum grunsr botte id Bite ulenfhens
Eenntnis beiieite gelafen. unD alto
rage iA bic GGulb. Infer 9aus
mar Oarorl, Ii9 BON BEN ShIage
Eangiam gl erholen. Sd mug eu6
Tagen, DnB Der Mdrn. Der gFfe1n
Iitbt anD Ii1 i'm lie bspirbt, mir bic
ndn0 sa biefer Sanisrnngsorbeit GEE
b0ttn bette. Rorl Gr1mtr if metn
ItiHer Dtielfdnfter, isine ginIose
asht III bic 6unOerttduEenDe. Du
nsrEs5f felt, gIsIu, aug tpeIGem
Etunoe i1 bart gensfsn bin. On
EfnnII midi uno tDsiBt, bag tn bid
bisIer sd9dftIi9en gstbinoung pes
aea ai1E etma Deridodern nonte.
Nlir grant bel Dem GeDanten. aras
nler lit Elm Liebensuerter Menfn, Elm
Iautsrsr g6arnftsr, i9 peiB feinsn
Mlanu, BEN ih bid liebsr GHsers
Iraut. Dennoh mar ih i6on ooran,
nieinsn @ib.rftanb oaf3ugtben ano
nod mebr GDroen nuf mid az neks
men. I'm Dir bus au sebsn, mas bu
bgiH Slid nennf.@
Gss R0nluL 5Dgerts einen Augens
bIid, nnhm Dds gdT6sutu9 unO
1uhr FM bamit iber bas Geiidt.
FRAU unb ainber Iohen ben ltol3en,
IslbHii4sren Mnun gum srfen MaIs
lsBiihsE SUilden 3DtiFeIH unD
5yuTdt tniEen anb gstD1ltiam mad
5aTuhg fuheR.
s5dOne bid beuts, gater@. F1gts
6erbsrt. sDu bebarFft pirfIi4 Der
Rnbs. GnB uns mOrssn rsttsr Ipres
TEN.
.Nsin, nsin~, ipebrts ber RoHGuI
%. .esE unb auF Der @tens mab
Iih s1ks eutT&eibsH. Der arisg
nit aAgIdaD Sat ale nsins YIdns
unD 0DEinungen seFriFtn. Q1bt eud
Idstn bab unTsr 6ous gang unb
aaF abhdngis III BON bsr 8erbins
bafg nit hem SnlsIEeiG. limb
oisIs Qsrbinbu1e bsrt AFT, harar TT
tn 3udFtI. Tor mir 5at Iih cine
Nleft ss5fFnk. bic ni4t MIR mid,
lsHekE4 sys als " sxi6IiHgsa
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o.: yau. no 70 bieIe brnrnmtnl1
DILEMMA. pntient: rWie
Ioa i9 oas beriteben2 Msin 4r5t
Fat mir islts gd6er marin e~mpfobIen"
RdftbIHtig. GdmdrOber:
vWlein Ser. mas bnEten Gle eigerts
LID bon mir.
.Ginen gel gHen Mbh0no II
GI0ffG SIN poraoies Der
hs ss0sisu .Dantdpid an msiitsH.
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Ge6enSe SOHiat6pfe.

8os 2eben Der SnIettsn bietst cine
5iiue bon Decentralization. Cine
Iolde frO bic Iebenben Sonist0pfe
getpiHfr 4neiien, Die bic Diirren @e@
6iete Reyitos betpOhnen. LIN Iia
pdbrenO Der regenloien 3eiten lire
Rabrung gu fiHerns inmmsIn ie
fIeiBig sinsn 9onig Elm, ben lie auf
ben Gnlsn elmer eide fin0sn. CT
nir0 4rbeitsrinnen DerdbfoIgt, bic
i'm unb 70 bel dnfbeipnbren. 6ob ibr
6interIeib babon All elmer aroBen
augsI nnIapilt. sir bisis Iebenoen
6oHigbsbdIter Iinb in ben 8dutsn Der
Qmeiisn beionosre 50blumsa berges
ridtst, an 6ersn 9ede is obns Bee
pegung Dsrbarren. GeIbFDsrItGnbIin
5eben Die Ginge6orenen bisIsn Isdss
rem Speidtrn eiFrig mad. Sn Der
2atia6s 6nb BEL fat alien ameijsn
siA3elne Arbeiterinrer 0uftreier, be-
rem 9tntsrIsib BON benz nufgsnommes
men 9onig aufgstrieben III, tam man
sineh 9inneis onrouf %ertsnnen, ME
Die ~tisennrtige anpnHnng an cine be-
Ftimilts aufgube i'm Qeben bss enns
gen a3Oltss bat nusgebiIOst iperben
t0nnslb,
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Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
Creighton News

Rev. MT. Sevringhaus, accompanied by Leola McDowell, went 10 Los An geles last Tuesday evening. Leola spent the winter here with her grand mother, Mrs. Langley, and attended Creighton school and is now returning to her home. She was very glad to go little earlier than she had an- ticipated in order to have the advan- tage of Mir. Sevringhaus' company and protection on the trip. Mir. Sevring hauS goes in the interest of his music and also to consult specialist re- garding his health. The best wishes of his people are with him for his sue cess in both cases, for he is a much beloved pastor.
 Dr. Cobb, wife and three children. lately of Hugo, Colorado but formerly of McFall, Mo, are visiting the T. T. Foreman family and looking over the valley with a view to locating here. l After deciding on suitable location. they will proceed to California to visit the Dr.s parents who reside ! there
 | In the absence of the pastor, Dr 1 Wilkenson of Phoenix conducted the ' pidS Ni -llttliiiE w SuIleSudN evening and gave an instructive talk to the | Sunday school workers on records and { class work in the Sunday school Mrs Wilkenson and their two boys accom- panied the doctor
 The Ladies' Aid met Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. w. J. Os- born and held a very interesting meet
 ing. There was a good attendance.
 and the ladies decided to get to work
 right away and make themselves and
 their friends some beach bonnets'
 by pattern furnished by Mrs. R. Z
 Grimes. These are the neatest, most
 comfortable, most sensible bonnets
 and just suited to this climate All
 the ladies and girls who can manage
 1t are going to have them made in
 time to wear to the picnic Thursday
 and those who haven't them then, will
 want them right away.
 The children's missionary society
 met at the home of Mrs Ream again
 Friday afternoon and had a good at
 tendance, despite the disagreeable weather.
 Dwight Etter, who :.es been seriously ill with typhoid fever. is getting along
 as well as COulu De eXpecteCd ant slowly improving
 The Sunday school picnic to be held at the Sevringhaus Park Thursday vii not be forgotten by the children. bu lest some of the oldest people l should forget, we give a gentle re.
 hinder. Games for the older ant
 younger people. as VIII ak, 5for th, r children have been planned by tn e committees and if each family come r with a well filled basket, a good tim q for all is assured The Sevrngbou $ Park is on Carielback Road. one-hal - mile east of Orange Road. t Miss Rose Pavlsta gave a party t t two dozen of her friends Friday even = ing, the occasion being Miss Rose . eighteenth birthday.
 e MT. Rotert Fisher of Phoeni, , preached at Creighton Sunday in tn
 absence of the pastor
 d Mrs. A. l.. Moore and MT. Leeper , If Creighton are among the new For i, owners.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
NOTICE

Pursuant to the provisions of Chap ter ILL, Title XXNI., Civil Code, Re vised Statutes of Arizona, 1913, entitled "Juries and Jurors"
 NOTICE is hereby given that Honor able R. C. Stanford Judge of Division No. One of the Superior Court of Mari copa County, State of Arizona, has made and filed in my office an order directing that a tiral jury of fifty (50) be drawn, to be in attendance on said Court June 9th, 1916, at g. 30 o'clock A. M, and thereafter as their presence may be required; and that l have this day notified the Sheriff of Maricopa County and the County Recorder of Maricopa County. State of Arizona, to attend at the Court room of Division No. One of the Superior Court in the Courthouse of Maricopa County. or in the room in which said Court is held, on Tuesday May 23rd. 1916. at the hour of 1:30 P. NJ. for the purpose of draw ing said trial jury.
 WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 20th day of May, A. D., | 1916.
 JAMES MILLER, JR., 1 Clerk of the Superior Court of Mari copa County, State of Arizona.