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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-28

HonorIng their cousin. Mias pa
thence Groce OF Galveston, Masses
Louise and Halle Groce entertained
members Of the young society vt
with an evening party Tuesday eve
ming. Purch was served by Miss
DoIlie Mae Thompson and her guest.
Minis Mildred Hammond Of Lancas-
ter. Dancing was enjoyed in the re-
ception suite. Brick cream and an
gel food were served after dancing
and strolling.
The guests wore Misses Dollio
Mae Thompson. Mildred Hammond
OF Lancaster, Elizabeth Cannon.
Ruth Chapman. Myrtle Cole. Edna
May Jones. Ella Modene Rogers Of
Leona. Texas, Louise King Of Bis
bee. Arix.. Marjorie Coates. Ruth
Bishop OF Dallas. Alldpe Kennedy,
Maude Kennedy, Theimn Rogers,
Rilla I.angsford. Louise Oldham.
Mary Owens. Emily cornwell! Eye
lyn Herndon; Massrs. Stacey Moore,
Stewart Moore, Irwin CornwelI.
Coleman Coates. q. D. Winn. Ewell
Dclk, John Herring, Jim MtlleL ~
Miller. George qroce. Leonard K6f
finger. Pierce Mccartney. Roy M
ouatters, Frank Alderdice. Henry
Thompson, Sidney Johnson. Ernest
Forrest and Ralph Beck.
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summer festivities was given last
Friday nigh; at the home OF Miss
Marie Smith on West Franklin
sueet. A serving table was placed
CT the lawn under the big trees.
and sandwiches, fried chicken, salad.
olives. potato chips and ice cream
we're served. After supper some Of
the guests attended the picture
shows. and othrs enjoyed dancins
ard Edison music in the library,
Those present were Misses Louise
Weaver. Clara Boyd. sldna Farra :
Elsa and Lola Mccartney. Kathe-
rine Cole. Marguerite Cole. Alpha
Penn. Margaret Kemhle. Lillian
Roger. Mrs. Williams OF Duncan
Ok, and John Trippett. DR.. Blind
Aubrey Webourn, Jamie Watson
john Poindxter. Medley Landrum
Erwin singleton, jamie Cumby
George Hines, John Mizell and Bevy
Bigger
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Gives Watermelon Party.

In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
j w. Moore. who have recently
moved to Waxahachle from Hills
hero, Mr.. and Mrs. Pick Hardin
entertained members of the Sixteen
club and a few outside friends with
watermelon party at the Falls
Thursday night.
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Progressive ssroiias was the enter
,sinuent feature. and H. 7. Rogers
sounded the bell for the successive
psoeressions Brick cream aud cake
were served The quests we're Leah
Chseeves and Floyd Thompson,
Ruth Chapman and Stacy Moore.
Rlila Langsfofd and Tom Mccartney,
Mary Forrest and Stewart Moore.
Tfelma Forrest and Frank Barks-
dale. Elizabeth Atkisson and Camp
bell Holland. Mary Owen. Frank Al
Gcrdice. Emily Herndon and Ralph
Beck. Dollie Mai Thompson and W.
Is. Ferguson. Emily Cornwcll aud
Leonard keplingcr. Myrtle Cole and
Dick Delk. Edna May James and I'd
Miller, Ruth Bishop of Dallas and
Pierce Mccartney. Louise King and
Roy McQuatters. Edith Naylor and
Bslfrey Griffin. Thelma Cole and
James Miller.
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Kard Club Meetes.

Miss Clara Boyd was hostess
Tuesday to the members OF
the Kard Klub at her home
en- College street. Four tables
were arranged for the fascinating
game of bridge. Miss Rainey Har-
rison won high score, and the favor,
a box of correspondence cards, fell
tc Miss Sidna Farrar. Peach cream.
cngel food and minis and sailed
nuts were served. Out of town
guests were Miss Rebecca Davis of
Little Rock. Miss Roberta Wescott
OF Houston and Mrs. Williams OF
Duncan, Oklahoma.
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Informal Party.

Miss Alice ADHESION entertained
with an informal stay-all-day party
Monday. at her homo in Yves. End
honoring her guest Miss Margare,
Gcudelock, of Oklahoma City.
Those present were Misses Rainey
Harrison, Louise King OF Bisbee,
Wescott OF Houston. Margaret An
crews. Jennie Kanner. Genevieve
Holland. Ruth Pickett. Elizabeth
Hcndley and Rhedia Wicker.
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Week End House Party.

Paul Williams entertained a
week end house party at the nome
of his mother. Mrs. Bass Williams,
or Marvin avenue Saturday and
Sunday. The young people were
Sc hoolmates of the host az Southern
Methodist university. The guests
were S. ]. Hay of Dallas, Miss
Louise Pendleton of Durant. Okla,
Miss Nell Graham of Graham. Texas,
Billie Nell OF Louisville, Ky.
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Misses Bonita Martin, Sallie Ken,
ner and Allene Spencer are mem
bers of house party in Corsicana
with Miss Elyira Gwynne as hostess
The young ladies motored to Cor
sicana in Miss Spencer's new Over
land ear.
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would have TO have
an operation. ! had
a soreness in both
sides and a pulling
9 en- sation In my
right side. / could
not do much work
the pain was so bad.
i was also troubled
withirregularityand
9th err weaknesses.
My blood was poor
We had been mar
ried four years and
A.1 80 xk.i.l~z-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roge<s open
Cd their beautiful new bungalow
en- Main street Wednesday evening.
honoring their niece, Miss Leah
Cheeves. of Temple. The porch was
adorned in ferns and field flowers.
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summering In Michigan.

Mrs. J. L. Mccartney and Miss
Jennie Cunningham of wexahachic,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tatum and daughter,
Miss Ethel May, OF Corsicana and
Mrs. John Cunningham and son Jack
CT Corsicana are spending the sum-
MGR at Bay View, Michigan.
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Gives Slumber Party.

Honoring Miss Rebecca Davis of
Little Rock, guest Of Miss, Marion
Fowler, and Miss Roberta Wescott
Of Houston. guest of Misses Mar
saret Edwards and Reba Singleton.
Mrs. Will Hines entertained eight
young ladies with a slumber party
Wednesday night. After a delight
ful six o'clock dinner a motor party
vas made up and all went to the
Falls, where melon was served. The
guests were Misses Roberta Wes-
cit, Rebecca Davis, Marion Fow-
lcr, Margaret Edwards, Gennevievc
Holland and Reba Singleton.
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Dallas Guest Honorcd.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Peters enter
tanned the Sigma club an dtheir
ycrng men friends Thursday night
With a watermelon feast at '.hc
Falls. honoring their sister, Miss
Gladys Williams of Dallas. who IS
their guest.
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arc preparing 10 move to Kansas
City. Mira. r. A. Chapman ac-
ccmpanied Mrs. Cannon. returning
the same day.
Mrs. v. l.. Helm and little daugh-
ter Dorothy. are the guests OF her
sister. Mrs. w D. Ferguson, In Wcat
End. Mrn. Helm was accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. ~. NJ Kenny.
who has been her guest for several
weeks.
Mrs. Bette Laughlin, Mira. w. A.
Chapman and Edgar LahghlIn visit
Cd at Shiloh church and cemetery
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. LaughIin
ard Mrs. Chapman are among the
cid settlers Of that fine community.
They rcpor. that the cemetery at
Shiloh is kept in beautiful condi-
ton.
Miss Berta Curtin IL expected
home Sunday from Huntsville
where she is supervisor OF primary
81 AIDES In tho Huntsville state nor
NAL. Miss Curtin also taught In thu
summer normal at Huntsville. She
will leave August 0 for Boston,
Washington, The Thousand Islands
nrd other eastern resorts to spend
her vacation.
Mrs. Maudo Wilson, supervisor.
OF music In the Sweetwa.er Public
schools, is expected home the first
OF the week to spend the month OF
August with her mother. Mrs. r. J.
Middleton. on Oldham avenue.
Since the Sweetwater schools closed
Mrs. Wilson has been In Plainview
visiting her sister. Mrs r. p. Pow.
oil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George of
Dallas and daughter. Miss Annie
Katherine George, were visitors In
the city Thursday afternoon. paying
the society editor q short visit en-
route to their home. They were re-
turning from an automobile trip to
Bosque county. where they spent
their vacation. Mrs. George is sec
rotary to Mr.. d. p Toomey. manag-
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.Jacks-keirh.

-. pouleyard Methodist church
-, Fort worth was the scene
mos. attractively planned wed
- Tueeday evening, when Miss
r1sreu Lucille Jacks and Mr.. Robert
g., Keith were united In marriage
:, paw Thomas s. Barcus-
The bride. who is the charming
..nshter of Mrs. N. l.. Jacks. IL a
ssnate of the North Fort Worth
u,s, school and is an active work
,o the Boulevard church. MI.
v.,.h who has resided in North
rort worth for many years. Is also a
,rominent church worker.
palma and ferns were banked
.,ou, the altar and formed an at
..octive background for the bouquets
= ,,nt and white cut flowers. A
ss,or scheme Of pink, white and
IAN was carried out throughout
the church.
u,ss Bonnie Porter presided az
march for the entrance of the bridal
,ar.y Miss Wright gave violin
solo.
Miss Reba Trippet OF Waxahachie
18th Mr.. A. s. Page entered first,
followed by Miss Mildred Cravcns
:, Bowie and MT. Lewis Wilcoxon.
The bride entered with her sister,
y,ss Lois Jacks, maid of honor.
che wore a beautiful gown fashioned
:, white embroidered organdie and
her tulle veil bound to her hair with
u,,es of the valley, fell to the hem
OF her gown. She carried a shower
:. lilies OF the valley.
Miss Lois Jacks was gowned In
pretty dress of pink chiffon with
trimmings of green taffeta ana
white lace. She carried a bouquet
of oink roses and maiden-hair ferns.
Miss Reba Trippet was attired in
dainty gown of white net and lace
and carried pink roses. Miss era
ycn's gown was of white embroider-
cd organdie and green taffeta-
SIZE carried pink roses and ferns.
Miss Porter wore dainty gown OF
white organdie. Miss Wright was
a.tractively gowned in pink .affcta.
The bridegroom was attended by
his brother, H. l.. Keith. and they
net the bride and maid of honor as
they approached the altar.
After the ceremony reception
was held at the home of the brides
mother, 1919 Gould avenue, the
bridal party and many friends at
tending. Ferns, daisies and roses
decorated the rooms. The wedding
cake, monogramed with the wedding
colo-s. pink and green, was cut by
the bride.
The brides bouquet, which she
tossed from the porch to the young
ladies' of the bridal party, was
caught by Miss Lois Jacks and Miss
Reba Trippet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith received a
large number of handsome and USE
ful gifts. They are at home at 420
Armor avenue, NORTH Fort Worth
Sunday News.
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Misses Louise and Halle croee
entertained Thursday afternoon with
q kris tea. honorlns their cousin,
Miss Patience Crooe of Galveston.
who has been their snest for two
weeks. Mrs. 0roce and Misses Lou
lse and Halle met the guests at
the door. The dining room vas ar
tistically got 10 ferns and flowers.
The lea table was conferred with a
large bouquet OF purple Wild lilies.
Misses Alpha Pom and Margaret
Kemble poured tea.
sandwiches. minis reception sticks
and tea were served. About thirty
girls were honored with invitations.
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Misses Selma and Mary Forrest
entertained number OF friends with
a siumber party Monday night.
A splendid three-corrse dinner
was served. After diner the guests
were taken to hand concert on the
library lawn. Refreshments were
served on their return home. Al
five o'clock tho next morning the
girls we're taken on an early morn
ing motor trip.
Guests were Misses Emily Corn
well. Myrtle Cole, Rilla I.angsford,
Ruth Bishop Of Dallas, Mary Beth
Alderman of Mexia. and Ruth Chap
man.
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NOTICE.

The time for transferring Gloss
the last day OF this month"; July "a.
All pupils who live on the outsfde
Of the corporation and intend y
GENE to The city public schools
should be transferred not later thsA
July 81. 1916. J. H. CANNON,
sdvlos. President School Board.
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IDEAL sARs4PARILLAs wori(n
out liver troubles flushes the kid
neys. purifies the blood. Good healtn
fellows. Try one half bottls undee
our guarantees. At drug stores. "a e
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Mrs. q. T. Buckner and U. T. Jr
visited In Dallna this week.
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Progressive House Party.

The second of q series of progress
sve house parties planned by num-
GER Of young ladies for the late
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Miss Flora Moore of Waco Is tho
gres. OF Miss Margaret Andrews.
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II is also possible to BE- snol
without belonging to a college frat
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Ing editor or the DalIao Mornlns
News. !
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Her HOME No
LONGER CHILDLESs
Operationnot Necessarya after
Taking the Great Medicine
for Women.

Miller's Falls, Mass. -" Doctors said
/ had displacement very badly and
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Born. July 81. to Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Griffin at Dallas. fine
boy.
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Poverty "SOshui.'
All unique entertainment will be
given Saturday night on the lawn OF
the new Presbyterian manse on Main
street. The following Is the invita-
ton sent out:
Poverty Soshul, by the Loyal Ten
class OF the First Presbyterian
church. You are asked to. the lawn
Of Mrs. D. B. Bell, S2S Main street.
Saturday evening, July goth. s p. M.
"Come in your rags. come in your
tags, but not in your velvet gowns.
or you will be fined the usual some.
Read the program and awl kun.
''Rewls and Regerlashuns' are
printed on the invitation, announc-
ing the penalty for extravagant
dressing, and mentioning the articles
or accessories that will be taxed. A
large crowd is expected. and joy
Gus time will follow inspection of
costumes. The program says that
these is the jedges:''
Pat Sims. Mr. Herndon. Jno.
George. Dr. Keplinger, Mr. Bell
COMPETENT jedges of wimmin.
Miss Dunaway, Miss May Smith.
Miss Matte Middleton.
Mrs. Samuel Presten Davis and
Miss Rebccea Davis OF Little Rock.
Ark, returned home Thursday morn
ing after a delightful visit to M
S. E. Fowler, sicter of Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs Fowler and Miss Ma
rion. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Laughlin
accompanied thom {, Dallas. Mrs.
Devils and her daughter were much
IGNORED socially during their ten
days visit to Waxahachie.
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0HtstS ~cfc MtSSeS rsuitty AuIn-
well. Myrtle Cole. Rilla I.angsford.
Ruth Bishop Of Dallas. Mary Beth
Alderman of Mexia. and Ruth Chap
man.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
Mrs. q. T. Buckner and u. r. Jr
visited in Dallna this week.
Miss Flora Moore of Waco Is tho
gres. OF Miss Margaret Andrews.
-
Born. July 25. to Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Griffin at Dallas. a fine
boy.
Miss Mastalene Cravens will leave
Saturday for visit to relatives at
West and Temple
-
Misses Lola and Elsa Mccartney
are visiting in Ennis, the guests Of
Miss Katie Loggins.
.
Miss May Smith has returned
from Glen Rose where she was a
member Of camping party.
/ Misc Katie Loggins OF Ennis visit
ed her aunt. Mrs. Earl Brown. on
Oldham avenue this week
Harlie John and Clyde Hunter
visited in Cleburne Sunday as guests
OF Misses Gladys and Merle Bishop.
Robert Hyer. sen OF DR.. and Mrs.
r. s. Hyer OF Dallas. visited Rev. and
Mrs. Horace Bishop in the city We'd
resday,
Miss velma Chapman, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman.
Of this city win tcach at Hereto ID
tbs winter.
Miss Margaret Persons OF Dallas
Is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Bullard and Mr.. and Mrs. Davic
Bullard.
Mrs. J. Lea Cannon and George
b. left Thursday for Boulder, Colo.
where they will spend the remainder
o. the summon.
Mrs. Helen Bryan OF Chicago has
been the gucat Of her cousin. Mrs.
Rufe Hendricks. in the city and re-
turned to Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. Maggie Simmons and little
daughters, Mary and Iona, left
Thursday for Plainviow where thay
will visit month as the guests of |
her sister. Mrs. w. R. Simmons.
Misses Jocie, Mary, Margaret and |
Nell Owen Will leave next week for |
Tenn, where they |
Will spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer with their grandmother. Mrs.
Doom.
Miss Robbie Lee Carlisle of Kauf-
men, who will accompany Misses
Marguerite and Katherine Cole to-
Colorado, is expected to arrive to-
morrow and win be their guests over
Miss Madge Wagner left Wednes-
day for Wichita Fallas. where she
will visit relatives for six weeks. II
She was accompanied to Fort Worth
by Rev. and Mrs. Wagner and the
children. going through In their car.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Newton and
George Edwin and Ray
T,ond, Mrs Nat Wise and son Fred
erick and Mr.. G. c. Newton made
, motor trip to Forney this week.
where they visited relatives for a
ew days.
Mrs. Ed Cunningham and daugh-
ors. Dorothy and Mary Frances.
mo Mrs. Pat Hooks OF Itasca are Il
homo The first OF the week
rom Port Aransas, where they
Ave been visiting their sister.
Irs. Sue f. Orr.
.
Mrs. r. r.. Cannon visited her
on, Ross Cannon, in Ennis this
eek Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cannon
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nonors Cor~icana Guest.

Miss Allcno Kennedy entertained
lest Saturday morning with a forty
two party honoring Miss Kate Sal
mon Prince Jof Corsicana. The
morning party Wan given at the
home OF Mrs. Roger Kennedy on
Ferris avenue. Ous OF town guest.
were Miss Ruth Bishop-of Dallas and
Miss Katie Loggins OF Ennis. Re-
freshments consisted of salad. hut
ter thins. pimento sandwiches and
ice tea. Guests were Misses Prince,
Julia May Ward. Ruth Huckabee.
Ruth Pickett. Evelyn Herndon.
nc ISABELLE Herndon, Annie Martin
Katie Loggins of Ennis. Margaret
Watson. Emily Cornwell. Ruth Bish-
op OF Dallas. Mande and Allene Ken
pcdy.
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Mrs w. d. Forrest took crowd
Of young ladies to Dallas Thursday
to see Mr. Forrest. who Is In St.
Paurs sanitarium. Ernest Forrest
drove, and the other members OF
the party were Elizabeth Atkisson,
Ruth Chapman. Thclma Rogers
Mary and Selma Forrest.
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Miss Mattalene Cravens will leave
Saturday for visit to relatives ut
West and Temple.
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Misc Katie Loggins OF Ennis visit
ed her aunt. Mrs. Earl Brown. on
Oldham avenue this week
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Harlie John and Clyde Hunter
visited in Cleburne Sunday as guests
OF Misses Gladys and Merle Bishop.
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arc preparing 10 move to Kansas
City. Mrs. p. A. Chapman ac-
ccmpanied Mrs. Cannon. returning
tho same day.
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Miss May Smith has returned
rom Glen Rose where she was a
aember OF camping party.
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Robert Hycr. sen of DR.. and Mrs.
R. s. Hyer OF Dallas. visited Rev. and
Mrs. Horace Bishop in the city We'd
.esday.
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Misses Lola AND Elsa Mccartney
ire visiting in Ennis, the guests OF
Hiss Katie I.oggins.
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Miss velma Chapman, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman.
Of this city viii teach at Hereto ID
tbs winter.
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Mrs. r. r.. Cannon visited her
son. Ross Cannon, in Ennis this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Cannon
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Mrs. j. Lea Cannon and George
d. left Thursday for Boulder. Colo.
where they will spend the remainder
o. the summer.
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Miss Margaret Persons of Dallas
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Bullard and Mr.. and MrE. Davie
Billiard.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-10-31
Prof. Anderson

Prof. RaSmus B. Anderson of Madi-
son, editor of America" and the man
who nominated E. L. Philip for gov
ernor two years ago, threw bomb
into the republican camp last Friday
when he announced in his paper that
he was for President Wilson and for
Burt Williams. He said I'VE regard
the reelection of Wilson this equally,
if not more important than Lincoln s
reelection in 1854"
He is greatly disappointed in Hughes.
He says:
Judge Hughes campaign has been
a bitter disappointment, even to his
closest friends. He criticises Wilson
for all his acts, but he rarely, or we
would rather say never, states what
he himself would have done if he had
been president. During the days when
we were on the brink of a great rail
road strike which, had it occurred,
would have plunged the whole coun-
try into a most awful panic, Candi-
date Hughes did not say a word. But
no sooner had Wilson, by the aid of
congress, found a way to prevent the
calamity. than Hughes resumed his
daily tactics of criticising what Will
son had done. What Hughes would
have done is a question which has
not yet been answered"
The losing of Prof. Anderson has
cast gloom over the republican par
ty in the state. 1t means defeat for
them in WISCONSIN.
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PERSONALS

S. N. Kenyon has gone to Ocono-
mowoc on business.
Lyman Dickens of Minneapolis,
has been in the city.
"A. J. Plowman of Elderon, was a
Wausau caller today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stoddard visited
in Merrill on Sunday.
&C. B. Heinemann went to Chicago
Saturday night on business.
-Emmer Lampert of Neenah spent
Sunday at his home in this city.
Don Murray and R. w. Collie left
for Chicago last evening on business
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Weik returned
home Sunday from Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rick re-
turned home last evening from visit
to Chicago.
&C. E. Turner took in the Chicago
Wisconsin football game in Madison
last Saturday.
Miss Helen Genrich attended the
Social Five dancing party at Merrill
Friday evening.
Joseph and Carl Pleier attended
a Halloween dance by the Social Five
at Merrill Friday evening.
Mrs. D. c. Everest returned home
Saturday morning from a two weeks
visit in Chicago and Middletown, Ohio.
Miss Charlotte Sawyer of Mont
Clair, N. j., who visited friends in the
city, departed for home Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sherwood returned
home Sunday from Bellingham and
Seattle, Wash, where she had been
visiting her children for the past four
months.
Mrs. w. c. Winton, who had been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Kreutzer. departed for her home in
Duluth last night.
&C. B. Bird departed last evening
for Kilbourn where he will commence
a series of republican speeches to be
made there and in neighboring cities.
Miss Kathleen Slocum returned to
Stevens Point this morning, where she
is attending the Normal, after a few