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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-11-17

from Athena, Mrs. M. L. Watts, Mrs.
W. T. Littlslohn. Mrs. W. W. Mo
Pherson, Mrs. s. s. Hutt and Mis-.
Doc. Stamper. attended the entire con-
vention. while Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
ZeTba. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cannon
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Shrimpf
went over for the evening session.
Last Sunday was the anniversary of
the birth of Joseph N. Scott, aud his
wife bonored him with otseI vance
Of the occasion BY a sumptuous birth
DAY dinner. MIR. and Mrs. f. B. Boyd
aud Mrs. Elizateth Mansfield were in
vited guests. and several other friends
called during the afternoon and offered
congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. SCOTT
with their two little daughters will
leave soon for Huntington Beach, Cal
ifornia. where they will spend the
winter with Mrs. Soott's parents, who
left for their home last week. They
will be joined Ey MIR. and Mrs. Claude
Reeder and children who will also
spend the winter in California.
Tuesday evening at the Christian
church, an informal reception was
teld in honor of Mr.. and Mis-. II. W.
Long, prior to their departure for Spo
kane. A large number of the church
people and friends Of the couple we're
present. to join in showing apprecia-
tion for their work IN the church dur
lug their residence in Athena, and
wishing them success in their new
home. A number Of speeches were
made, and toothsome luncheon was
served. The affair was complete
sur prise to Mr.. and Mrs. Long, and a
very pleasant one. They left Wednes-
day afternoon by automobile for Spo-
kane, where they expect to purchase a
small acreage and build them home.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-11-17

Special Agent Mariner of the Aetna
Fire Insurance, which is represents
iu Athena by r. B. Richards, was 10
the city yesterday, adjusting the uIeye
Myer Ere loss.
Athena High meets Columbia col
lsge 10 double header basket rail-
contest tonight Ia the High school
gymnasium. Get a ticket aud toost
the home teams.
Charles Mcfarland, the dairyman
dnds it necessary on acuount Of the
increased cost of feed. to raise the
price of milk, commencing with de-
livery of December lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sheard have
moved into the Knowlton residence
near town. recently rented from F. W.
Long. Mr.. Sheard has obtained
6ve-year lease on the place.
Little Donald. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt johnson. was brought home from
the hospital in Psndleton Monday, and
though in a very weak condition, it
is hoped will steadily regain his
health.
The msm bers Of the Star Club were
pleasantly entertained Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. l. W. Ware
on Fifth street. The hostess was as
sisted in serving a dainty luncheon
by Miss Lille Ware.
The Ere laddiss appreciate the kind
ness of the pfoplietors Of the Palace
Restaurant In giving them hot coffee
and sandwiches on the night of the
fire. All Of them say the lunch
"struck the right spot.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Davis Errett, Mrs.
Jackson Nelson and MIR. aud Mrs.
Geo. R. Gerking yesterday motored to
Walla WBlla, where they attended
meeting at the Christian church. Mr..
Errett delivered an address on the
"Men and Millions Movement.
DR.. q. s. Newsom aud family have
moved Into the former Myriok resi-
denoe ON Fourth street, where the
doctor has established his office.
Shortly DR.. Nawsom will be prepared
to accom- modate patients with the ia
nous hum an bake oven treatments.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-11-17

Continued on page 2.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13

"Bsrdsviend Route, along the south side Of
end o1jolnglns the Southern Pacific company's
risht Of way, station ground and stock cor
rails hsFsinbsfore mentioned.
(l) forty (l0) foot highway from a
convenient point on said Borderland Route
Aforesaid due south or In souiherly direction
70 ~ schoolhouse and grounds hereinbefore
mentioned and described.
You are further notified that tho plsintins
10 and b. their complaint pray decree Of
foreclosure Of said mortgage tho sale and
convsyanes Of the aid premises and the appli'
ea1ion Of the proessdH to the payment Of The
saId prcnissory notes aftor paying on the costa
Of suit for making salc and for general relief.
You arc further notified that the plaintiff .
attorusys ar Wade, Taylor 4 Wade. whose
postofnee address Il Masonic Temple. Las
Cruces. Dona Ana County, State Of New Mex.
leo, and r. L., Nichols Of Fl Paso, Texas, and
that unlsss you enter your appearance on OF
hslors he and day Of December, A. d. 1915
| Judgment by default viii hc taken against you
Datsd the OH day Of October, 4, D; 1910
(essl) O. r. HUGHES
County Clerk.
October 10, 1915 to Nov. 0. 1910.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13

and Regulations. printed on the rsvsrus Of this
form. to-wIt:
1. That the names and addresses Of TIE
publisher. editor managing editor, and busi.
Publishers: W. y. Holt and Clyde Earl
Ely. Dsming, New MEXICO.
Edisors: W. +. Holt and Clyde Earl Fly.
Managing Editor: W. r. Holt, Dsnins.
ns:!s::. Manager W. E. Hs'. Dsa'as'
2. That the owners are:
W. =. Holt, =. n. Holt, O. y. Ely. ]. n
Ely, Deming. New Mexico.
3. That the known bondholdsrs. morsss
gees and other security holdsYs owning or
holding l per cont or more Of total auount
Of bonds, mortgages. or other sscuritiss are:
Bank Of DemIns. Dsaing New nesieo ;
Union Trust Co., Chieasp. Illinois; j. H. Ely,
Demins. New Mexico.
giving the names Of the ovnsrs, stoekheloess.
and security holdsrs. u any contain only ~
list Of stookholdsn and security ho,dsrs - ~
appear ON tho books Of the company but also
In cases where tho stockholdsr or security
holder appears upon the hooks Of the company
a. trustee or In any other 6dueiasy relation, ~
name Of tho person or corporation for vaouI
such trustee IL acting u given; also that ~
said two paragraphs contain statenenn snoree'
ing atlantis full kuowlsdee and belief y y ~
circumstances and conditions undsr vhioA
stockholders and security holders who do MOI
appear on the boom Of the company - trustees,
hold stock and securities In cspeeity ethe1
that that Of bona hde owner; and Ais a.
FAINT has no reason TO belisvs that any othez
person, association. or corporation has any m
tcres, direct or indirect In Tie said stock bond
or other securities than No stated By HIN.
WILLARD =. Holt
Sworn 10 and subscribed before ne this iith
day Of October 1915.
(scaD Clsrey O. Fielder. Notary Public
Nv commission expires Dscsmhsr Srd, 1919
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13

avery motorist these progressive
days knows something about motor
oils" said A. M. Lockhart, manager
Of the Tri-Gtate Oil Company, today,
in discussing this subject with q
Grophic reporter.
"Observant motorists are learning
TO make practical tests Of their oil BY
which they can determine its true
lubricating value, and the practice is
becoming more popular every day
"These tests are really valuable,
for the reason that by them the mo-
torist is able to determine two i'm
portant points about his motor oil
viz: mileage yield and heat produc.
ton in combustion chambers. Bui
too often these simple tests are unre.
liable. Carbon, the greatest Of oil
drawbacks to correct fabrication
must be reckoned with, and must bs
watched for as early as o week after
q certain brand Of oil has been phi
into q crank case to be tested. III
appearance in excessive quantities
IL a sure sign that the crude from
which it comes is Of the cheap, west
ssn, asphalt variety and right thei
Is the time to change brands.
ut is for the reason that undul,
credulous motorists overlook Thu
carbon test that he so often falls int
the error Of selecting the wrong pro
duct and has to pay dearly for hi
experience.
1.-THE automobile trade Throughout
the entire country is adopting Pen
nsylvanis, parafFine based, motor oil
for motor lubrication; and II thi
class Of oil il used regularly, Their
need never be necessity for maxim
any test whatever Of its efficiency
for the moment 1t goes into the cram
case, all motor troubles vanish"
Concluding, Mr.. Iockhart said
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13


IN rAs Dnsries Cssrt q ~ s!sea JsSss's'
fing Wakin and for tks CesW'v Of Ls~s
Duncan Campbell. J. D. Wslkss,
M L. Howell. Louis o. Howell
and George q. Scranton.
w. oNu No. "s@
Theodore A. renland,
Defendant.
ro The attendant Thsodors A. Peulano:
you win xahs notice Inst the sbove snssusd
.,,s hss been aled against you In ne ABOVE
mentioned court; that ne pneraI cnle1 2.
s~tJ <rls a 10 forefIoee . certain motte..'
Ss,sa I'M 3oth aay o. Deeeaher, 4. D. isis
s~scrsci and delivered b. yoa 10 one u y
Kline and ono Elm kl',s' ,nS s',..SSo r ~
made over BY san u - 1'.e ~,
k'' . % n. rsv.ssi q iix preai1sevy noes.
- ssrs dsts esch fur ne suA d one ae.sene
Sc,lsrs (0i, 000.o0) PAYABLE one W.. m.e
sorr Ave and six ysass allor d1ee respeses ~
=. ~. crScr a ~ sai1 L. b. kllre %! 1!le1
.1, ~, vrlSk In1erost. ooele and ooeorneys -.
,,rs,-,.e srsIrns6 and meds ovsv b 9td Y. =
i I'm. ana Ejlsn Uins 70 The plalns1ls. eFss.
"A i'' and conveyed 70 NE saI1 L. 3. Kline 80
Ei,en Kline Tie follevlne dsserineo prs,,e ~
situate in TIE County Of Luna s'a's OF ~
A. Tss s sS,S' s.srss sxwN :sS =
west half Of the Neor1eesa qusr.r tws 1n
AZ section foursesn (14l, end ~ s sSS4s'
ouarter Of The Gon1Avooe Quer3 (3.9sws
ma he eoulhWsst quarler Of ~ eeu4s.s
o o"s fGWiSE3) q oos(te1 dsven (11)
Al in Township tvsnlyieur (3<) 9s.,4 f..e
/ 6ve ts) wsst. New Mexleo PFine'yal :sIe1sn
saving and s5ssps,1s nsxs W
III Riehi Of way, station gFounds se'
! rroperty u ths goulhsrn Paslae uonpsay q
| us1e within ~ llnlis Of ths prepsrv hers''
| l,elore desorIho1;
i1) IVA (2j serss Of ground hsrsioie.s
| o-wi(; o. AuousG o(h. 1919. tee1sd hz u
parties Of 10 second pars heye!n 70 schoc
Dlnlrlrs No 70. Ls1o seuntF, NM ler seee'
purpose - - - ssi Ss = ~: = -
coss,y < Lana - = 49, - : -. -
Ssj 4 iSSR (to) ~ hl6Avuv IN. = =
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGE
NENT. CIRCULATION, ETC, REQUIRED
ny TIM ACT OF CONGRESS- OF AUG

U6T "a, 1919.
OF THE DEMING GRAPHIC publi.hsd
weekly q Demins. New Mexico, for October
STATE or NEW MExIco
COUNTY OF LUNA jss.
BEFORE ne, . notary public, In and for the
State and county Aforesaid, personally appear
ed Wulard y. Holt. Who having duly sworn
~ busInsss manager Of tho peming Graphic
"a nat ths following Is, to tho best Of his b.
m ana knowledge, q true statement OF the
oWusrship, management, etc. Of tho afore-
s.h publication for tho date shown In tho
above caption, rsuired by tho Act Of August
~, 1919, subodisd In section 443, Postal Laws
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13

The family Of ]. c. Brinkley, with
the Tri-State Oil Company, this city,
will join him next week to make
Deming their permanent home. The
Brinkley's are former FL Pasoans.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13

awhile any reliable oil dealer vel
comes exhaustive tests Of his pro-
duets, yet It win eventually b the
practice Of all motorists to use oils
that require no tests whatever land
that time is getting closer every day."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13
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Rev. 8. H. Boydson and family
have moved to Demine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engman Of Al
buquerque we're Hondale visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. L. r. WEIGH and Mrs. @. W.
weedmon made a business trip to
Deming last Monday.
Mrs. Harry C. Bell and Mrs. Herb
ert vestal spent Friday with Mrs.
E. D. Osborn, Jr.
Hon. 8. J. Smith and wife Of
Mountain View were in Hondale this
last week.
John Humid brought out a party
from Deming Thursday to see the
HondaIe Canning factory. The part.
' included Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Disu-
donne, Mr.. and Miss Taylor.
Misses Tutie and Mildred Tarpley
and Ruby Osborn were in Demina
over Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13

~ = Dm1se ~ 1es1unants6 = y
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-10-13

\. Fhe Disfriet Court Of ~ elsek Judicial
Disfricf 81 tke State Of New Hextee. -
fing Wukin and for tAs Ces~sv o. Ls"s
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18
Auto Racing at State Fair


noticeable
exhibitions
shaped structures
snuned
thrill follows another There
boodhed
passing artificial
hazards extreme.
public
The the state fair for three
leading drivers insure lively
watching achieved
particular line Of whether business
first day and miles the second Three thousand dollars
contest half dirt That will
talent already demonstrated by the received
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18
NOTICE TO REDEEM FROM II
SALE.

To E. L. Weeks, the person in win
name the real estate described
low is taxed:
You are hereby notified that al
regular tax sale held in and for n
county, Iowa, on December 18th, Al
1908, the following described real
tate, towit: The NV IL of lot1
block 3D." in Des Moines Co.'S ad
ton to Polk City, Madison townsl,
was sold to E. j. Boynton for the n
ment of the taxes for the year IA
thereon, and a certificate of purch
was duly issued to him by the tre
urer Of said Polk county, Iowa, thu
for, which certificate. is now lawf
held and owned by E. C. Worthing
That the time for redemption IN
said sale will expire and deed
said lot will be issued to him by
treasurer of said Polk county, ID
unless redemption from said sale
made within ninety days from
completed service of this notice.
L. C. Worthington
By W. L. Baugh, Agent
Dated Aug. II, 1916.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18
KEOKUK ITEMS,

Mr.. William Coleman returned on
Sunday, arter weeks visit in Kan
sas City, Mo.
Mrs. R. M. Marable of Paducah,
KY, was theguest of Miss Ruth Bland
on Wednesday of last week.
Messrs. Roy Wilson, Harry Toombs,
William Smith and French Bland mo-
tored to Quincy, ILL.,, Sunday.
DR.. S. Flaunoy is attending the
National Medical association in Kan
sas City, Mo.
The Phyllis Wheatley Rescue club
will have a lawn social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. L. Lane, 1119 Orleans
avenue, August "a.
Mr.. William Smith arrived home
Saturday, after several weeks stay
in Des Moines. ~
Mrs. Ethel Hawkins of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wilson, 1920 Con-
cert street.
Mrs. Emery johnson and little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, returned
on Wednesday last week, after a
three weeks visit in Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. S. J. Coins is, visiting her
daughters in Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. A. ]. Fields is visiting rela-
tives in Michigan.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18

WATERLOO. IOWA.
The annual picnic 6f the A. M. E.
church and Sunday sSho6l> was held
at Elk Run on Thuladays August 3.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18
I MACON, MO-, NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will McClain Of Des
Moines, Iowa, spent few days in our
city visiting relatives. DO
Mr.. Vergie Patton is able to be out,
after q slight spell of illness.
Miss Birtina Young departed Sat-
urday night for visit in Davenport,
Iowa, with her sister, Mrs. w. Harper.
Several Maconites spent their
fourth in August in Moberly and
Quincy, Ill. ~
Miss Maedene Howard was among
the many who spent their fourth in
Quincy, Ill 4. n 331.
Mrs. Josie Gleaves Of Omaha Neb.
spent q fewdays in our city, theguest
Of relatives. 5.9
Mrs. Susan Mott, grand chaplain Of
the s. n. ~; Mrs. Ellen Oliver, the
mother lnatron Of the Juveniles Of the
s. n. n, and Mrs. Georgia Brown,
worthy princess Of the s. M. T., de-
parted for Columbia, Mo-, to attend
thegrand lodge Of the U. B. F. and S.
M. ~. which viii convene in that city
August 1918. s 515
The remains Of Harry Henderson,
only son Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. il. Hen !
der*cn. were brought to our city fol- |
bJsFial. The remains were quietly laid
awAy in Woodlawn cemeterY
The ladies Of the u. n. cf ldrch en-
ysa outing AZ az
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18

Last Sunday night at the A. n. u
church = Miss Crawford, missionary
to the coloredpeople at mission sta
ton in Oklahoma, gave very inter-
esting talk, giving in detail the many
hardships the missionaries have en-
dured in spreading the gospel and
teaching the people, young and old;
also telling the progress having been
made since the work had been start
ed. The talk was very interesting,
and was terminated all too soon. Miss
Cloretta Allen of this city and pupil
of the high school was at one time a
scholar at the school from where
Miss Crawford is, Miss Crawford
teaching her.
Nhos. Lewis was sick few days
last week.
Last Friday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Rushing, Mrs. Ralph Motifs Of
Chicago, Miss Helen Motifs and Sam.
uel Hall, Jr., autoed to Fairfield and
spent few hours with friends.
The Suwanee Jubilee Singers open
ed the Chautauqua program last
Tuesday evening and well pleased
their audience with their choice Sc.
lections. Every one said they were
the best ever.
Howard Motifs has gone to De:
Moines for an indefinite stay.
Thursday morning Mrs. Ralph
! Motifs left for her home in Chicago
| after a several weeks visit at tn,
Mrs. Mary Motifs home.
The young folks had little sur
prise party on Howard Motifs OF
Tuesday evening at his home and /;
jolly good time was had till the lat,
hour. The crowd enjoyed themselve
with singing and games and music
and light refreshments were serve.
before adjournment.
Mrs. E. E. Basfeld of Pueblo
Colo, is expected soon for a visit will
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams wen
to Muscatine on Sunday night. NJ,
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18
ATHLETIC COLUMN.
Edited ~ en-. P. Howard.

G0lseQ ~ C6As. r. Howard.
The Capital City Giants are just
back from An extended tour through
northern Iowa, South Dakota and
Minnesota. Last Sunday they Jour
neyed up 70 Adel and played the fast
Abel aggregation, losing by the score
Of 8 to 5. Allen and Moore did the
twirling for the Giants. The former
threw the hrst four innings, allowing
only one hit, although four runs re-
suited through walks and faulty field
ing. Next Sunday the Giants play
at Greenfield.
Football season is close at hand
and the outlook ID brighter for colored
boys making the high school teams
than everbefore.
East must elect new captain, as
Coombs, her captain-elect, is on the
border with the national guard. Stone
is the man who deserves the place
and here's hoping that he'll get it.
At North 1t least four of our boys
are going to try out. Curtis Morton,
the city hundred yard champion, is
almost sure Of back field position.
Phil Mcclure, a prospective end;
Hunter, = husky linesman, and Allen,
another back field man, are all going
to try out.
AS we've been through it we would
just like to say to each fellow that all
he's got to do is to stick everlastingly
on the job and hit 'em low and hard.
The old alibi that they wouldn't let
me play because was colored won't
go here. Others did. You must, or
else let us know the reason why
The national track and field cham
pionship to be held at Newark, N. j.,
is speedily getting under way, tryouts
are being held in all sections of the
country this week. We're deeply in
terested because colored boys are go
ing to cut big figure in this meet.
Howard p. Drew, who has recog-
nized mark Of 9.3 in the hundred, will
compete. Benga DESMOND of the Uni
versity Of Chicago will tie up once
more with Ted Meredith, both having
marks Of 47.2 for the quarter.
Old Sol'' Butler will be present.
Roy Morse, of New York, who won
the 22O in Frisco last fall, will be on
hand, besides many other athletes Of
color, all Of which are expected to
make good showing.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18
JOHN L. THOMPSON, EDITOR
FRIDAY AUGUST IS, 1915

tanned few friends at their home d,
Tuesday, August 8. Light refresh.
ments were served. Mrs. s. T. Graye.'
of St. Paul, Mimi, and Mr.. and MnI
Orval Spots of Marshalltown wer,
outof town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Spots of MAJ.
shalltown visited few days at EN-
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz Vinson|
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owens enter.
tanned at a z o'clock dinner on We'd
nesday, August 9th. Plates were laid|
for twelve. Mrs. L. w. Warren NJ
Cedar Rapids, Mrs. s. r. Graves ii
St. Paul, Mimi, and Mrs. B. ]. Abne,|
of Oklahoma City, Okla, were out N
town guests.
Mrs. S. T. Graves of St. Paul is VII.
iting at the home of her mother, Nil
HENRIETTA Horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Barquet ente.l
tanned Mrs. Warren of Cedar RAPID
at a dinner party Thursday, Augua
10Th.
Friday evening, August II, Mr.. al,
Mrs. H. Milton entertained thei
daughter-in-law, Mrs. L. w. Warrs
of Cedar Rapids at a small dinna
party.
The Benevolent Club Sewing SOC;
ETY. and Sunshine Workers will haV
their annual sermon preached by Re,
Carr on Sunday.
Miss Bessie Owens of Kansas Gil
is visiting at the home of her father
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Estes ente
tanned about thirty Of their friend
| at a very delightful evening par
Friday. Mrs. Graves of St. Paul a
Mrs. Warren Of Cedar Rapids wa
guests from a distance.
Mrs. Warren and two childrs
Richard and Dorothy Alice, left d
their home Saturday. They were
companied by Mrs. Milton, who vi
visit with them short while.
Mrs. Henrietta Horne entertain
about forty friends Monday even,
in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Grag
of St. Paul, MINI. Dainty refrs
ments wereserved. A most delig
full time was enjoyed by those phi
| ent.
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On account Of rain only few went
out in the forenoon, but as the wealth
ercleared up towards noon the people
came out in large numbers. Dinner
was served on the river bank and a
fine time was had. ~
Rev. I. w. Bess and w. D. Coyl re-
turned from thegrand lodge in Clar-
linda and reported successful ses-
sion. -.s .r.
The wedding of Mr.. Edward Craw-
ford and Miss Viola Smith of Hutch
inson, Kans., was solemnized August
4th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sanders, 1907 Wellington street,
Rev. I. w. Bess officiating.
Mrs. Kittie Richardson of 1872 Indi-
ana street, who underwent a slight
operation, is improving nicely.
Mrs. I. w. Bess left Sunday night
for Colorado Springs, Colo, where
she will visit relatives and friends.
The Danish-American Trio Co. will
give a concert in Bess Chapel A. M
E. church August 9th.
Mrs. S. Perry of Water Valley
Miss, is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Annie Duke Of 7O4 Beech
street, who has been on the sick list
is improving nicely.
The ball team that played out Of
town on Sunday returned Sunday
night, but mum is the word, and you
can't tell who won.
Rev. I. w. Bess left for Fort Dodge
where he will meet the presiding
elder, Rev. S. B. Moore, and hold the
last quarterly meeting and conference
for the new mission!
Queen of Sheba chapter, No. 10
will give a musical in St. Johns
temple August 10th. Good music
will be had and a fine crowd is antici
pated.
St. Johns lodge, No. IS, will give 6
Summer Dream in their temple Au
gust 18th.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-18

Mrs. George Watkins Of Ohio will
leave for herhome, after pleasant
visit with herfather, Mr.. Hiram Clark.
Mr.. Quay Herndon Of Marceline,
Mo-, spent Saturday and Sunday in
our city.
Mr.. John Garner will spend few
days in Columbia, Mo-, to visit the
grand lodge.
Mrs. Ella Maupin of Columbia,
Mo-, spent few days in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mckinney of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, spent few days in, our
city visiting relatives.
Mrs. s. Debon Port of Lovejoy, H.,
remains ill in the city.
Mrs. Addie Burton and daughter,
Trester, of Streta, ILL.,, are visiting in
our city.
Miss Alma McElroy entertained a
number of young people in honor Of
her birthday Friday evening.
Miss Fay Bell, a charming young
lady of our city, will spend a few
days in Columbia, Mo-, to attend the
grand lodge.
Misses Iona and Artie Missile jack
son will leave soon for Des Moines,
iowa, to attend the Iowa fair.
Baby Alonzo Udell Harris, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harris,
is recovering, after a spell of the
whooping cough.
The members of the Vine and
Broadway Baptist Sunday school en-
:joyed an outing at the Stephen park
Friday evening. Every member
brought along a basket and lunch was
served on the grass and all enjoyed
themselves exceedingly.
Mr.. Charley Johnson, the barber OF
our city, remains very ill at his home
Mrs. John Guy is on the sick list.
Miss Edith Harris is expected home
today from visit in Springfield, III.