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The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19
AT THE IRIS NEXT WEEK

Next Tuesday nights World Film
Corporation feature will be when
1t Strikes Home" in five acts. Miss
Grace Washburn takes the leading
role in this photoplay, supported by
Edwin August and Muriel Ostriche.
Charles K. Harris, author of After
the BALI and other great song sue
cesses, is the author of this play.
Wednesday night will be Quality
and Quantity night. These nights
are drawing well, when short fea-
lures and one-reel dramas and com
edies are shown.
st. Elmo" lin adoption of the
world-famous novel by Augusta j.
Evans, will be the star feature next
FRIDAY. 1t is an elaborate and
painstaking contribution to the sill
ent drama, depicting the manners,
costumes and customs of days before
the civil war, when chivalry of south
ern gentlemen was proverbial The
adoption is heroic dramatization of
the book, stupendous in qualities of
human interest and marvellous in it's
treatment of a tender theme. The
picture comes in six acts and will be
shown for the usual price.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19
SATURDAY MATINEE FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
The Council of the Parent-Teachers'
Association Endorses Same.

The action of one of our local pic
ture shows in providing a Saturday
afternoon entertainment of educa-
tional and amusing pictures of a
kind especially suited to children
has been commended by resolution
of the local Council of the Parent
Teachers Association, recommend
ing that this enterprise receive the
endorsement of all branches of the
Association, and calling on parents
to give the movement their support
The evening entertainments of the
movies are undesirable for children
not only on account of the late hours
tion for school work, but because
the pictures shown are not suitable
for them.
At the Saturday matinees, it is
proposed to show the weekly news
pictures, together with travelogues,
ending with a comic film suited to
children.
This will give parents an oppor-
tunity of satisfying the child's nat
out any of the undesirable features
of evening entertainments. This is an
experiment, and will be continued
only if 1t receives reasonable sup
port. 1t is to be hoped that parents
will avail themselves of this solu-
ton of difficult problem in provid-
ing amusement for their children by
supporting the undertaking.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

"" w. Morse, of South Fork, was
.ns business in Monte Vista We'd
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

The next regular meeting of the
Public Library association will be
held at City Hall Thursday, Feb "a,
at 2:30 p. m. Every woman inter
ested in a public library for Monte
Vista is urged to be present. Each
member is expected to be present, ac-
companied by five ladies.
ELIZABETH SPENCER,
Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

The Knights of Pythias anniyers-
airy sermon will be preached next
Sunday by DR.. j. II. Gum at the
BAPTIST church. On Friday evening,
Feb. IS, the Knights will celebrate
the birth of the order with a social
entertainment at their hall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

Mr.. Morris Smith came up from
Alamosa Monday night to visit his
brother, Delmar Smith, and also to
attend the dance at Woodmen hall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

here practically appetite investment in rail
that is for new construction or large improvements
efficient banking
solution of the railway
public among our national do
intedependence
travelling public SO often hat do
tempt here to prove it over again. "
railroad entirely Suppose you are atempns
railroad
there
bankers farmers who their in
other people who have made
mentioned anyone expect the State
whole or the apple business the
situation is much
twenty or thirty Probably any OF the he'd
were provided with bathrooms Perhaps
bureau wasstand and two three chairs
money that the
per room should not be two dollars Suppose after that
passed other
fire
etc Fehaps hese requirements reasonable
psf but where would get the
restrictions proGts the situation Of tbe ra -
e th Dat the hotel Investment is simplicity compared with
ping in a croad ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

The X. of p. lodge will entertain
their wives and lady friends at box
supper and social time at the Wood
men hall this evening (Friday).
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

French G. Kellar sold two gasoline
traction engines this week to Messrs.
Elwood and Thomas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

Mrs. w. S. Woods went to Ala
mosa Tuesday night to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Best returning Wednesday
morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

Miss Betty Wyland and Mr.. Hugh
Milyard came up from Alamosa Mon
day to visit their sister, Mrs. Wilson,
and to attend the dance.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Burnham, of
La Jara, are here this week visiting
the e. S. Matthias and Bigelow fam
lilies.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

The next regular meeting of the
Marsh division of the Parent-Teach-
ers' association will be held at the
Marsh school Monday afternoon.
Feb. 81, at $3.50.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19
|UR PUBLIC FORUM
Frank Trumbull
ON uNiFicATIoN OF RAILROAD JURISDICTION

There is no more perplexing problem in pover,r,
today than the proper regulation of railroads and m
more capable Of discussing the subject than those wh
finance and manage railroad properties for
is the handmaiden of understanding and practica1 ~
dom the stepping stone to success
Frank Trumbull Chairman of the Railroad Executive
ADVISORY committee Oh Federal Relations asked fol-
his views on the effect of regulation upon railroad invest
ments, said in part:
The desrability of regulation is of course admitted
Whether the regulation the railroads have had is sue
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

w. f. Timmons, of Alamosa, was
n Monte Vista business visitor Fri.
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-02-19

Come to the Grand for turkey din
ner Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-07
BIG BUYS"
IN
USED CARS.

Buick touring. .$375
Newly painted.)
Stoddard-Dayton touring. I65
bort delivery. SIS
Electric starter.)
Buick roadster. ............ Is
Cutting roadster. 375
Electric starterJ
Metz touring. .............. 200
Electric starter.)
Chevrolet roadster. ......... 4Qs
Electric starter. Little used.)
Chevrolet touring. 40
Electric starter.)
Odds tourabout. ............ 38s
Zine condition.l
bort touring. .............. ABS
Electric starter.)
Mitchell touring. ......... 600
G-passenger. '1e model)
Ford touring. ........ rs
ford roadster. ............ rs
MANY extras)
MILLER BROS,
Automobile and Supply House,
1905 H St. NV.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
THIS WOMAN WAS As GRACE
FUL As 4 STEAM ROLLhh.

Ru+ when she decided TO reduce sac
went At il in earnest n haG a dlels
took exercise. and lost forty-elSnt
The November WOmanS
Home Companion prints her Own
Story. She says
= -Dossessed one hundred and ninety
three and one-half pounds of solid at,
and I looked Old though,
wears | wasn't: but / compared IN
favorable with most women / knew to
he OF greater = but less fat / stood
nm discarded my blanket and critical
Iy surveyed myself. Oh, the rolls and
rolls OF nothing but tat! Ny frame
was blanketed in it, Upholstered
in it,
y said to myself. You monster! You
~storehouse OF fat. You are the very
worst looking object In your W
home. If you owned any article OF
furniture built On youE clumsy outlines
you'd pay someone 70 carry Ii away
where You couldn't look 1t il. You've
committed suicide! You're about IS
graceful as N steam roller, you are"
So / mentally arraigned my reflection,
and sObbed myself limp.
Meanwhile. enter Why this
sudden shower she asked playfuLly:
/ sobbed out my disgust, my loathing.
my realization OF my grOssness, know
ing all the while q fat woman even In
grief, is half comedy; yet. too, she is
a monumental tragedy.
Ny nurse, TO whom / owe so much
came and sat beside me. oh, my
dear. l am SO glad You have
touched my pet subject-fat women.
In my profession / e so much more
10 pity than just sickness. That is
uually but temporary. To me the
sight Of a great fat woman, absolute
ly satisfied with herself, indulgent,
! slavish 10 food She Is In object OF
pity. a tragic figure She is building
= wall about herself OF solid fat, that
shuts ont life! Yet she is serenely un-
conscious OF il, Ii was Balzac. whose
intimate knowledge Of women is al
most SURPRISING belief, who said
Women after the age OF thirIy-six be-
gin 10 show signs Of physical deterioT-
alton due 10 careless living; their step
loses its lissomeness. almost imDer-
cepUiOly the heavier outlines enveloI
them. ageing, destroying; yet they
smile. Waile just ahead Monsieur Adj.
pose lies il wait 10 sufocate Symme-
t-y," Ny dear. this may not be yer,
baJim but il is the gist OF his great
warning 10 wOmen!'"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
THE WILSON SPIDER

Four years ago when Howard BANKS
running The Hickory Democrat
Cafawba county spider went ln1o
= co-n Fald and wore the name Wood
row wilson" In the center OF 2 Neo
-emomhar wheth-- ranks swore 10 L
+ruta Of the incident. bEs cur reeoiiec,
ton i that The owner Ct tie neio' anu
consequently the owner of the spl0ea
ana web. piqued al the %
the pubiic, made affidavit to the clT-
E+anco Carawba county sprung
into considerable local fame mereoy
hut in the general halleluJans OtSE
W5lscn,s actual election, the humoIe
sDider and his inspiring feat Tere Uo-
tsuv forgotten- But no one can DIANE
tha sDider for having o 10 . E1o
a~Dnrec5atiTe atmosphere
-eno-tz now locate him on n farm near
Enrt1prton West virginia, where ne
has executed O web fully up 10 cne
stensard of his Carawba county pro
auction. The historic performance
having repeated itself, there Is goOO
reason TO believe that the also'
win be of due observation-disclosures
Observer
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
NAY PREDICT WEATHER
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.

Uncle Sans ~f0TecasterS sOOn ma be
able to predict the weather thai any
part of the country is to have two
weeks II advance. at least as 10 the
time when storms may be expected to
make their appearance This. it is
claimed. may be the result Of a new
discovery
Research, conducted ~ a former
chief OF the United States weather bu-
and a representative OF the Smith
sonian institution, has shown there are
riffs in the upper clouds OF the solar
atmosphere, which a variation
in the amount of heat radiated to the
eartt- II is said the investigators
have discovered the period of time be-
tween the passage of q heat rift i'm the
solar atmosphere and the appearance
of resulting storms on the earth
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
HOW TO BETTER THE SCHOOLS.

This is the season when the schools
are opening II is the time when par
ents should inquire whether their chill
dren are getting all they ought out OF
the schools. and whether they, the par
ents. are doing as much as they should
TO supplement the school work.
The time has come when ii is posi-
BILE for the country to bring its schools
ND TO he town standard. 1t can only
be done if taxpayers and parents will
dare TO try innovations. Ii the school
in your district is the same sort OF
school that it was twenty years ago,
your district is not keeping up IL
YOU don't believe it, look around The
county. state, and national authorities
in schools are willing and anxious TO
help you If you have a vague notion
that something is wrong. but lack de
tailed information and confidence, the
county superintendent will set you On
the track of the state and ~nationaI
officials who will make you an author
ity in your community There
is no greater need in the rural
communities OF this country than TO
have two or three earnest. serious peO-
pie in each school district trying tc
discover how the schools can be bet
tered-Farm and Fireside-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

Cleveland county is in the senatorial
district embracing Polk. henderson
and Rutherford counties and the non
1nees Of the Democratic mart arc
Messrs- CASTOR HarriII of Rutherford
ana = roy Justice OF Henderson. Both
are young men Of exceptional fine
and stand high in the estfma
ION OF their respective counties. They
nave been active in the present cam
palgn in behalf Of the party's success
and without doubt both will 20 to the
senate by overwhelming majorities.
Tney have been in Cleveland "a ex-
pect 10 do more campaign work before
the election comes off on November
7th.-Cleveland Star.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
By WIRE.

Over twelve hundred miles OF tele-
sraph wire and performed through
Droxie in the person Of TWO telegraph
.oDp~a1o-s. Private Byron J. lynhart4
r Second Missouri ia-a1l-E'
STATIONED al Laredo. Tex and MSS
Rubv Sva-tz. il, her home town OF
Butler. No. were married ACCORDING
n ! rte OF the Episcopal church
Preliminary Io the wedding the onci-
ating clergyEen in Laredo and butter
entered into q Ielegraphic conversation
ID ascertain the official standing OF
each other in the church and their au-
rhoritv 10 perform the ceremony me
telegraph operators handled messages
direct between Laredo and Butler, en-
bodying the full marriage ceremony OF
the Episcopal church, wherein 0oth
bride and groom signifed their accep-
lance OF each other as life partners
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
CANTON BOY Is VICTIM
OF A FATAL ACCIDENT,

Jesse the two-year-old son of J. R.
of Canton. was so seriously
hurned when he turned q tub OF boil
ing water oTer on himself, that he dled
later at an Asheville hospital, where
ne was rushed after the
The accident occurred IN Inc kltcneh
OF Mr.. Nash's home where his wife was
washing some clothes She had a u
containing ONE garments On q taoLe
and had just poured a kettle OF boil
ing water into the vessel When me
mother turned TO her stove 20 attend
10 some other work the small 0oy
turned the tub over, while playing
about the table The boiling water
and steaming clothes enTeloped his
small body. almost completely smoth-
ering the child
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
LANDRTTH Is SATISFIED
WITH EITHER CANDIDATE

Ira Landrith, prohibition viee-pres-
emit aspirant. has declared thar
Wilson and Hughes were both excei-
lent gentlemen and that he Gid hot
care who Won the presidential rae
Both of these candidates are ex-
cellent gentlemen and the county
wonT be in grave danger with eitneE
OF them in the white house ne Saiu
AT Wilkesbarre. Pa Both are p-eSoG-
ers' sons, they act alike and tn'na
alike. and so l know they are an
right I don't care whether Wilson OF
Hughes win
But their parties T not alTaccI-
The are silent on TIE liquor question
and they make their candidates silent
+ -oD can vote IL straight rc3aol.-
csn or straight democratic ticket al
of the tine and remain decent, then
? : moral acrobat
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
QU4R4NTINABLE DISEASES.

In describing the management of
contagious disease as scarlet fever
infanti-e paralysis. measles. etc, in
the rural sections OF North Carolina in
the past chaos Is the word.
In only two o. three counties OF the
state, except the counties having
whole-time health officers, has there
been any effort al control worthy the
name.
With population increasing ccmpuI-
sorry school law. and increasing at
tendance in the schools together with
frightening school term. it is an i'm
perative necessity that there be syste-
matte control Of quarantine. The old
er a child Is before having measles.
scarlet fever, W~hoOping cough. or other
so-called diseases Of childhood. the
better its chances for recovery without
complication
One of the best means al hand for
reducing the death rate in North Car
ohna from this class of disease i the
enforcement of an effective ouaran4
n UGH a systematic control should
apply with equal force to Cherokee as
10 Durham.
outside the counties having waole-
time health officers the onIy possible
system for uniform control OF ouaran-
tlne mus be through the central
agency OF the state board OF health.
II the next general assembly will
grant to the state board of health this
privilege and the means OF
ing the responsibility that goes with II
then o the first time in the bistorv
OF the state the people may expect a
safe n uniform attempt at protec-
tlon that protects from the mountains
to the sea.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
SALISBURY POLICEMAN
Is KILLED BIZ An AUTO.

As a result OF an automobile accident
at z O'Clock Thursday evening at Sal
isbury " Murray Tinker an extra po-
Hceman doing traffic duty on West
Innis street, the main thoroughfare
leading I the fair ground is dead and
Ollie Tolbert, a brakeman on the Dan
vile division of the Southern was
placed in Jail charged with the death
OF the officer.
Mr. Tinker was caught between q
street car standing on q meeting
switch and the main road where We
fi3'es travel and when struck by the
machine was 81 badly injured that he
died before reaching a hospital
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

Sawdust will ext5nguisb small eros
IN garages. and its value is greatly in
eAs by the addition of bicarbonate
OF soda (baking powder).
The saWdust floats and forms a
oianket over the burning oil, while BIZ
OF soda. when xOose to
heat, gives of carbon dioxide GAS
winch helps to prevent combustion nv
shutting OFF access of air. A mixture
OF 10 pouns of bicarbonate to I bnsbeI
OF saWdust has been found to be satis-
factory.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
ALL KINDS OF CATS.

Read the following riddles to the
members of your family and see which
Is the best guesser:
A cat THAI will become a butter
fly (caterpillarC.
A cat with horns f3attlel.
A cat with 2 cola (cacarrhl-
4 cat N the library (c~ataI0gue).
\ cat that is dangerous ~fcs+as+-o-
phel.
A swimming cat Catfish.
4 bottled cat ~(catsupl.
A Presbyterian z (catechfsml.-
Selected.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

with all my worldly goods thee
endow." doesn't seem to stir up the
fuss that is so often made over that
short and ugly word obey"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

All men love liberty: but few to the
extent OF remaining a lifelong bache-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
STATEMENT

showing Receipts and Disbursements
for the CeHnty OF henderson Q tre
Months OF July. August and Sepfem-
Der 1916.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

A trained nurs gets along splendid
ly when she meets up with q trained
invalid
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

IF a man refuses Il Be co1@7-7 -
is a hopeless case
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

The homely girls face is her chaDe-
ron.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

[A~LA9-4S
ROAD FUND
H D. Morris. auto hire---- 500
J. S Brown. service sNt00
B. B. Souther, salary $500
Fred LivereTt- Salary---- $500
Gus Byers. salary s5-o0
Obie Taylor. Salary- s5-00
B. B Souther. expenses 14S2
Tom Britain, salary--- $500
Fred Gillian, Salary- 25-O0
Gillespie Newman, ~Salary 5000
Bob station, neal Hoo
R 81. Sumner. road work. aa-75
G. B. Hill, sup TO chain gang 1859
n. N Shepherd, sup 70 chain {. 1855
p. F. Patton, Salary.-- $500
Houston & Son, supplies to gang 215.4S
J. C Drake, keeping and feeding
prisoners 1O.4o
H L T. Drake. team on road $50
Mutual Printing Co., printing LIS
Bland Hardware Company. sup
plies to gang and road S97-90
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

a cuff on the wrist beats two ON the
ear.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

IA. o. Jones Register q -'
Henderson County. 10 her. -.-s
that the foregoing statene- so
receipts and 6is~bU-s7-@~S
months OF July. Angus N -.
1915 are all true an CO.
best Of NJ knowledge 1-1 1
This 2Sfh day Of OctooeT. -
Register OF Dads,
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02

BOND
Kinney Stepp, sanding $500
BRIDGE FUND.
p. E. Ward. bridge work--- 1861
RE Ward. bridge work. 1880
R. E. Ward. bridge work. 1850
W. A King. bridge lumber 42.O4
G. B. Hill. bridge lumber 1880
Rufus Justus, bridge lumber TO
John King. bridge lumber 1915
Jacob L Hill, bridge lumber S-61
F. c. Whitaker. bridge lumber. 14.52
G. F. Baltimore, bridge lumber. GOAT
J. N. Crook, bridge lumber 5000
Zeb Bel, bridge lumber 1888
James Murray, bridge lumber. SIS
R L. YOungblOOd bridge lumber 493
J. P. Wilkie, rebuilding bridge. 6O-S1
J. 0. Rhodes, bridge lumber 1850
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-02
ROAD FUN


Fred Liverett. salary- $500
Gillespie Newman, salary - 5000
A G. Williams, black smith $500
E L Justus, sup 70 chain gang 4-S5
Mrs. Nan Rhodes, supplies 11-S0
B. B. Soutner. extra expenses Loo
Obie Taylor, salary 1884
Gus Byers, salary - 29-Oo
Fred Gillian. salary $500
Tom Britain, salary $500
B B. Souther salary $500
Bill Laws, labor------ 12-5I
Bob Brown. molasSeS-- 1900
81. ". Justus. supplies -- 1929
r. c. Thomas, road overseer--- 800
Houston & Son. sup TO chain g 20T-sS
J. ". Smathers. blacksmith wk- $50
Hendersonville Wholesale Groc-
cry Co, supplies 10 chain G S2.61
H~endersonyille Hdw. Co., rope. 40
Otis Powers eXpenSeS----- SIG
J. c. Drake, expenses 240
The Austin western Road Ma
chinery Co, supplies---- $1,000
N. c. Letson, repairing harness ass
Bland Hdw. Co. sup. TO chain e. 1919
P. F. Patton, salary--- $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-01
TILL SA WOMAN WINS,
NOW FEELING FINE
Hs Naffs Doctor said shs Could
N.f Ass l4f she Feels
IKE Kew

Ha aa.f Df ZHl INN ase-
ota lad serioas stom-
4eafY siA seafa. For
y mal time the doc.
Ha eas n the grasest
5ae Ha9k Nayrs Wonderful
as4 fagnd relief She
sr9fe
have aiken the iuil treatment e
oaierfai remedy have been
saA stomach trouble for
aN eafs. and after ! took the
Pose .eit uke anew woman.
GAYS 40 : doctor told me
.i NOT Use n year. bat. thanks to
ta.r Wonderful Remedy DO not
Ha. sns trouble With ny stomach
ans mnfe
Mcyrs Wonderful Remedy gives
aesmanent results Tor stomach. liver
md iatesrna. ailments Eat as much
ADD whatever yoa like. No more dts
iress after eating. pressure OF gas in
ne stomach aa1 around the heart.
Get one bottle q your druggist now
and try IL On an absolute guarantee. :
" not satisfactory money will be n.
turned Grays Drug Store and q
other reliable druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-01
Hair Curled This WAY
Looks Naturally Wavy

Torisht. after yon have brushed out
vcaE hair. dip clean tooth brush int0
sgne plain liquid silmerine and dra~ Il
through the hair. strand b. strand. rhi.
- tF lar the best thing you can Use Z
YOU want your hair fo appear raiurailv
wsyy and curly. glossy ard seauiifui.
When ysai behold yourself n the mirror
tomorrow rnprning. you vii vox neyer ,
70 hack 70 tha drying. 1eviiaiizinr cuf
iag ifor- LIQUID sflmsrine i neither
sticky nor greasy. and viii not dlscel0F
The hair. sno. the scalp - rFsance aFf-
harmful effect whafexer. A few ounce.
which 4 couree can be had At any Orig
store, VII last Tor weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-01
Bronsons Entertain.

Mr. and Mrs Lewis u bronson en-
teraincd the O o q club M mhefs,
MI and Mrs non Morris. Miss li,lon
NeElhnnoy Miss noulah Cavolt and
Mr. WIN pooley at auction last even.
ing. Mrs T. l.. Brown and Mrs john
Loyolcss won the club layofs and lhe
guest iators went 20 Miss McElhinnoy
and Mr. Dool salad course vat
served after he game Mr. and Mrs
l. Brown viii entertain the club in
iwo weeks.