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MONDAY
SPENT SUNDAY IN PUEBLO.

SPENT SUNDAY IN POebLO.
c. C. Grubb and James PIN went to
Pueblo Saturday night and spent Sun.
there visiting their folks. They re-
turned Sunday evening.
VISITED IN PUEBLO SUNDAY.
F. C. Scott and B. II. Robbins went
to Pueblo Sunday for the day.
RETURNED TO PUEBLO FRIDAY
J. B. Goodwin in the open hearth
department at the steel works return.
ed to Pueblo Friday from visit with
relatives in Canon City. Pueblo
Chieftain.
WILL SPEND SUMNER WITH MRS.
LEE HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hill Of 1915 River
street went to Pueblo Saturday to
meet Mrs. Hills niece, Miss Lucille
Dymond of Sterling. Kansas, who will
spend the summer here.
IGUFFEY MAN BUYS sTUDEeAkER
Robert Witherspoon OF Guffey is
the owner of new Studebaker Six
which he purchased from Jasse Camp
bell the last OF the week. Mr.. wither-
spoon is driving around town to get
more familiar with the workings of
the car before leaving for Guffey.
WOMAN's RELIEF CORPS NOTICE
All members of he Womans Relief
Corps are urgently requested to be
present at the regular meeting next
Wednesday. our last meeting before
Memorial Day. Iveia Earl, President.
sUB-RENTs DINING ROOM
MCCLURE.
J. R. Lilly. chef at the Mcclure
house, has sub-rented the dining room
from Mrs. Mcintyre and serves meals
at all hours on the European plan.
RETURNS HOME FROM VACATION
TRIP.
Clyde Hyssong returned Saturday
morning from a three weeks trip In
New Mexico. He visited his sister.
Mrs. Jack Hannigan at Silver City,
and also stopped at Santa Rita, CoIum-
bus and several other places.
BACK TO OLD STAMPING GROUND
J. J. Ripe, formerly proprietor Of
the Royal Gorge hotel. and who the
first Of April leased the Mcclure
house on River street. has given up
Mcclure hotel and returned to his old
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FRIDAY
GUEST AT MCDONALD HOME.


Mrs. ]. Moffat of Salt Lake City Is
guest at the home of Mrs. Sam
Mcdonald on Greenwood avenue. Mrs
Moffat arrived Tuesday and after a
stay of ten days here will go to Vic
tor and Cripple Creek for a visit be
fore returning home.
TRANsAcTs BUSINESS
Chas. White Of Penrose was in the
city Thursday on matters Of business.
GUEST AT CROWLEY HOME
Miss Beulab Kirk OF Howard is the
guest of Miss Georgia Crowley OF
Greenwood avenue for number OF
weeks.
RETURNED FROM Ell PAso.
Nn. Oscar Chase returned several
4alp ne0 from Ell Paso. Texas. whore
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WEDNESDAY
PICKED FIRST Strawberries.

PICKED F'hST THAW6EHhiESs
Mrs. l.. F. Schwab OF Greenwood
avenue has succeeded in keeping her
strawberries from freezing and to-
day picked the first fruit
HERE FROM RUTH, NEVADA.
William Watt returned Sunday even
ing from Ruth. Nevada. for two
weeks vacation visit with his folks,
Frank Watt and family OF South 9th
street.
ENTERTAINING SISTER.
Mrs. II. L. Robinson and two sons
Of Denver, came down Monday for a
stay OF week or ten days with G.
II. Duncan and family. Mrs. Robin
son is a sister OF Mrs. Duncan.
EARL THOMPSON TO VICTOR.
Earl Thompson OF Lincoln Park
left Tuesday for Victor where he will
work during the summer
HOME FOR VACATION SEASON.
Guy Miller. son Of r. X. Miller has
returned home for the summer. Mr.
Miller is q student at the School OF
Mines in Golden.
FRAMcEo WATT HOME
Frances Watt has completed the
school term At Parkdais. whore she
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stand. the Royal Gorge hotel. opposite
D. & R. G. depot. and has repainted.
repapered and thoroughly remodeled
same.
TO VISIT IN IOWA.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Aahood and fam
lily of South 18th street left today
for Mrs. Mahood's old home at Wall
Lake, Iowa, for six weeks visit with
relatives and friends. MIR. Mahood
will also visit a number of places in
Iowa where he formerly heli pas
torates.
WENT TO THE SPRINGS TODAY
Rev. Chas. l.. Dean left this after
noon for Colorado Springs to attend
the thirty-fourth annual convention
of the Colorado Christian society. He
will be gone the greater part Of the
week and will deliver an address be
fore the convention Wednesday after
noon on Bible study. Miss Beulah
Rathbun will also attend the sessions
of the convention as representative
of the Christian church here.
VISITING IN LA JUNTA.
Mrs. F. c. Scott and little SON left
Sunday fer La Junta where she will
spend the week visiting her mother.
SUNDAY VISITORS IN PUEBLO.
Prof. T. ID. Harris and E. r. Chap.
pell were visitors in Pueblo Sunday
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FRIENDS OF BULGER TO
Be HEARD THURSDAY
tBY UNITED PREss)

Denver. May pa last effort to
save Col. Bulyer. condemned slayer
OF Lloyd Nicodemus. will Re made on
Thursday. Governor Carlson has
promised a hearing to a delegation OF
men and women who claim to have
new evidence which they believe will
convince the governor that Bulger
does not deserve death. Governor
Carlson. who has been seriously III
will have to leave his bed to take
part In the hearing.
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COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS
BRANDEIS' CONFIRMATION
tBY UNITED PRESS,

Washington. May 24.-The senate
judiciary committee today recon-
mended. 10 to s. the confirmation OF
Louis Brandels as Justice OF the su-
preme court OF the United States.
The vote was strictly on party lines.
the democrats voting for confirmation.
the republicans against. II is expect.
ed that the senate Will confirm the
nomination.
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SATURDAY
WILL GO TO DENVER SUNDAY.

WILL GO To DENVER SUNDAY.
Mrs. Henry Allison and Miss
Blanche Allison will leave for Denver
Sunday morning for weeks stay
While there they will be the guest of
Park Allison.
A. r. LIVINGSTON HAS NEW CAR
A. R.'Livingston recently purchased
new, car which arrived last night
from Denver. The car is a four pas
senger Pierce-Arrow.
JOHN DICKSON BACK FROM VISIT
TO FOWLER.
John Dickson, who has been spend
ing several days with his parents in
Fowler, returned home Friday after
noon.
MRS. WILKINSON GONE EAST.
Mrs. Chas. H. Wilkinson is in Mime
apolis attending the National Conven-
tion of the Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society. She left for that place early
in the week.
HOME FROM sALIDA FRIDAY.
Rev. Chas. L. Dean returned to
Canon City on Denver & Rio Grande
train No. Friday afternoon from
Salida where he was the principal
speaker at a good-fellowship banquet
given by the members of the Christian
church the previous evening.
ATTENDING TRACK MEET.
Prof, Blair, Finis Parks. Kerry Cor
rim and Walter Boyle went to Boul-
der Friday morning to attend the
track meet today. They will return
Sunday.
HERE FROM DENVER.
Ralph t. Parall of Denver is spend
ing few days in town on business.
WENT TO SAN ANGELO, TEX.
Mrs. Z. E. Hermann and daughter,
Louise, left Friday morning for San
Angelo, Texas. They Will spend a
month or six weeks there visiting
Mrs. Hermann's parents. Mr.. Her
mann accompanied them as far as
Pueblo returning on the next train.
JUDGE COOPER HOME FROM
FAIRPLAY.
| JuORe Jas. H. OOOpeI EctuIucu uohue
on Friday from Fairplay where he
presided during the earlier part of the
week at the spring term Of the. Park
county district court. Arthur Fred
rickson, court reporter for Judge
Cooper. who is in attendance at the
Park county term Of court, is in
, Buena Vista today. but will return to
Canon City on Sunday.
WILL OPEN RECRUITING OFFICE
| HERE.
Recruiting for the army has taken 9
decided squirt during the last month
The station at Salda which has beer
open for a few days was closed yes
terday by, Sergeant Cannon. who will
later open stations at Canon City
Sugar City and La Junta. Some 30
recruits have been accepted during
the past month altho there have been
large number rejected Pueblo
Chieftain.
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SUBMARINE TRANSATLANTIC
SERVICE FROM GERMANY
(BY UNITED PRESS,

New York. May PA submarine
transatlantic service from Hamburg
to New York is to lie started july /
according to n story printed today In
the Evening Mail. The liner will
make the trip in ten days carrying
mail. parcel post. express and .possi.
bly, few passengers. Five super sub.
marines are now built for the service.
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taught the past winter and is home
for the summer vacation.
HAVE BABY GIRL.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Robins OF North
Tenth street have a fine baby daugh-
ter, born to them at their home on
Tuesday.
HERE FROM HOOPER
Mrs. VIM. Pyke of Hooper. Colo. is
here to attend the high school com
mencement and is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. s. E. Lane.
VISITING HIS BROTHER.
Fred Bell, locomotive fireman on
the Chicago & Great Western railway,
of Oelwein, Iowa. is in the city, visit
ing his brother. Clyde Bell.
MOTOR PARTY FROM PUEBLO.
A. L. Tugh and family. James Mer-
ton and family and Carl Birdsall and
family, all of Pueblo motored to Can
on City Sunday and spent the day
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mollett OF
Three Mile Spring ranch.
SPENDING SUMNER IN CANON
Mrs. Elsie Aspern of Downs. Kans.,
has taken rooms with Mrs. J. c. Strick
land. of 72s Harrison ave-. for the
summer.
HERE FROM coRTEz, COLORADO.
Mrs. ]. J. Holl,ngsworth of Cortez.
Colo, is spending a week in town
visiting her cousin |. F. Davis on Lin.
coin Park.
VISITING IN CANON.
Mrs. DR.. Mckenzie OF Reno. New,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. NJ.
Robinson. and her sister. Mrs. Geo.
Rullo.
INTERESTED IN TUNGSTEN
STRIKE.
T.. G. Fink and Chas. Aichers super
intendent of the London mine at
Alan. Colo. came down Saturday and
left Sunday for Nederland. where they
are interested I'm the tungsten strike.
LINCOLN PARK SERVICES.
Next Sabbath evening Rev. Wilson
Will preach 81 the home OF Mr. and
Mis-. Lincoln Cook on Poplar avenue
at seven O'Clock sharp Specialsmusic
Will be rendered by the choir. Come
and bring someone with you.
| HOME FROM LELAND STANFORD
! Arthur Morgan returned home the
first OF the week for his summer va.
cation Mr.. Morgan is attending the
Leland Stanford University in Cali
fornia.
MRS. BEERS HOME TO MANcos.
Mrs. c. r. Beers and children left
for their home In Mancos. Colo. Fri
day evening. after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lucas. She was
accompanied as far as Pueblo by her
sister. Miss Adele Lucas.
WENT HOME TO ST. JOHN. kANs.
C. W. Lucas and family and Miss
Edith Neal. who were here to attend
the family reunion at the Lucas home
on Lincoln Park. left the last OF the
week for their home in St. John. Kas.
The trip was made by auto.
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TUESDAY
ON TRIP EAST.

L. r. Mahood and family Of 900
South 18th street, left for Omaha, on
No. Monday for short stay.
RETURNED TO MoNTRosE.
Miss Augusta Avery of Montrose,
Colo, who has been visiting Mrs. Wat
son at East Canon, returned home on
Sunday.
MISS SHAcKLEY HERE
2 Miss Mollie shackley of Rocky
Ford is spending the week with Miss
Ruth Mckinley. She came up to at
tend the South Canon graduating ex
ercises.
SPEND SUNDAY IN CANON
Oscar Green came to town Saturday
in his new Buick and returned Sunday
with his wife and daughter to his
ranch on High Park.
TIE GAME TO BE PLAYED ON
THURSDAY NIGHT
The tie game of May 18th. between
the Y. NJ. c. A. and the Mazdas will
be played OF Thursday night OF this
week. Usual time and place.
TOM YORK BRINGS BACK CAR
FROM DENVER.
Tom York returned from Denver a
day or two ago with new Overland
car for local puchase. The York
auto company has recently sold DR.
J. D. Henshaw. E. C. vahldick and
cavender Brothers. all OF westcIire
overlands. The first two bought
"S5's" and the latter a "75.,
RETURNED FROM MONTE VISTA
Miss Myrtle Titus returned to Can
on City this morning from Monte
Vista where she has been engaged
as a trained nurse at the Soldiers
home for several months. Miss Titus
care of her sister. Mrs. Mccullough
who has been seriously sick for some
time. Mrs Nora Pettus, who has
been nursing the latter for several
weeks. returned to her home at SIS
Cooper avenue today.
MAKE REPORT NEXT SATURDAY
All school children and others who
have made bird houses In competition
for the prizes offered by the Canon
City woman's club are requested to
take their work to the home OF Mrs
Hart GoodIoe. 1904 Greenwood ave
nue., next Saturday.
SERVICES AT PRISON
The Rt Rev. Frederic b. Howden,
d. D.. Episcopal bishop Of the Diocese
of New Mexico, conducted religious
service for the convicts in the peni-
tentiary stNthe prison chapel at
O'Clock Sunday morning. At II O'Clock
Sunday morning he administered the
rite of confirmation to a class OF can
didates for church membership at
Christ church. At the conclusion Of
the confirmation service the bishop
preached a most eloquent discourse
to the congregation.
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MESSAGE
SAVED THE
BRITISH
CABINET

AsouITH, ON APRIL 18th, DEcLAR-
ED COUNTRY WAS "coNFRoNT-
ED WITH DANGER OF MOST
FORMIDABLE KIND.- AND A
REAL CRISIS EXISTED.
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News Notes
THURSDAY
HOME MONDAY FROM DENVER
AND BOULDER.


Mrs. G. H. Graves and niece Miss
Fora Wiffn, returned to Canon City
on Monday from a ten days pleasure
visit to Denver and Boulder. While
at the latter place they were guests
of Herman and Carl Graves, both
of whom are students at the Univer-
sity of Colorado.
RETURNED FROM SPRINGS
Kerfey Corrin has returned to his
home in Canon City after having
spent several days here as the guest
of his cousin, Edwin Corrin, of 1112
Cheyenne. road. Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
MADE SHORT STOP IN CANON.
T. o. Bidwell and family of Clayton
Oklahoma, passed thru town on their
way to Moffatt county where they will
spend the summer.
SPENDING DAY IN PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Melchi. accom-
panied by Miss Elsie Davis spent
Wednesday in Pueblo Mr.. Melchi was
a delegate to the Woodmen conven-
ton.
GONE TO WESTERN SLOPE.
Sam Higgins has taken the agency
for the Boston Faucet company and
is placing agents over the state. He
left this afternoon on No. for the
western slope.
HERE FROM REDLANDs, CALF.
]. E. Ainley and family arrived in
the city Tuesday by auto from Red
lands, Calf They remained in Can
on today. when they proceeded to
their home in Montrose.
GO TO BOISE, IDAHO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Bell and little
daughter who have been visiting rela'
tives and friends here for the past ten
days or two weeks will leave Thurs
day for Boise. Idaho. where they will
spend sometime visiting.
FOOT HURT THIS MORNING.
Captain Edwin r.. Sharman Of Com
pany A. OF the Cadet corps sustained
a painful, but not serious. injury to
his left foot while at work in the
manual training department at the
high school building this morning. An
edged instrument fell from the table
OF the machine where he was employ.
ed, penetrated his shoe and made a
flesh wound near the base of the great
toe. The first report of the accident
was to the effect that his foot was
badly cut, but investigation showed
that such was not the case.
RETURNED HOME TO CENTER.
Mrs. F. A. Twitchell returned to her
home at Center. in the San Luis val
ley on Tuesday after having spent
several weeks visiting Canon City
friends.
PENRosE SHOPPERS HERE
Mrs. E. p Olmsted, Mrs. E. p. Mon
tony, and Mrs. Bullen of Penrose are
shopping in town today.
VISITING ON LINCOLN PARK.
Miss Carlson of Idaho Springs, who
has been teaching school at Guifey the
past season, is visiting at the A. C.
harrington home on Lincoln Park be.
A"'S ooii5 Oh " ludHO springs.
HERE FROM MEEKER, COLORADO
Sam Wright of Meeker, Colo, is in
town this week for the purpose of buy
ing cattle. He has already purchas.
ed four carloads and expects to ship
six or seven more loads.
WILL BE HOME SOON.
Mrs. Theo. Shoemaker received a
letter from Mrs. Alice Park this week
in which she states that she is rapid
ly improving from her recent attack
OF rheumatism for which she has
been taking treatment at Hot Springs
Arkansas. She thinks she will be able
TO return home in about two weeks.
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MILLION DOLLAR A DAY
NAVAL BILL PASSED

Washington, May 24.-The million
dollar day navy as provided in the
naval bill was reported to tho house
today II carries 10000. 900, includ.
ing an appropriation for an armor
Plate plant. dry docsss and projsctiIe
plants.
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BRYAN REFUSES TO
SAY IF HE'LL ACCEPT

Washington. May 34.--Former Sec.
retary Bryan refused today 70 make q
statement regarding his acceptance Of
the nomination for president By the
prOhibitionists. Il nominated.
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Jed w. o. w. CONVENTION
AT PUEBLO.

Messrs. A. H. Davis, H. G. McIlvaney
T. ]. Prescott, H. S. Cosby, Rec Kis-
singer, ]. R. Quinn, A. j. AIelchi. H.
]. Arthur, w. L. Goyett, Ed. Williams
and Ray Ward motored to Pueblo on
Wednesday to attend the annual con.
vention of the Woodmen of the World
for the eighteenth district of Colorado.
All were delegates from Gate City
Camp No. is. except Messrs. Williams
and Ward
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motored to Colorado Springs Thurs
day to attend the congressional and
state Democratic convention.
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S. S. Hunter Of Shreveport arrived
in the city this afternoon to look after
business interests.
%
Mrs. ]. S. Doane accompanied by
little Miss Dorothy and Master Jack
went to Ennis this afternoon whore
she will visit her patents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Elder.
Z. j. and j. L. Fountain left this
afternoon on a business trip to Fort
Worth.
II. l.. Mcknight OF the A. and NJ.
Extension department went to Cor
sicana last night.
Mrs. II. NJ. Terrence and children
Of Giddings accompanied Mr.. Tor
renee. the engineer on the Bryan
Giddings train. over this afternoon
and took in the ChaseLister matinee
performance.
Mrs. Mollie Hood returned this al
ternoon from Houston where she had
been visiting the family Of her sol
l.. d. Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Carroll Of Reli'
ance we're shopping today in the city.
Carl Jones and c. II. Mathis OF Re-
lance we're among the visitors today
in Bryan.
]. II. Candy and two sons were
among the visitors today In the city
from Tabor.
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FIRE ALARM.

About LES .. m. a fire alarm was
turned In from the feed and sale sta.
BILE formerly occupied by Reynolds &
Co.. now being dismantled. A work.
man was on the roof and some team.
sters loading hay from the loft when
fire was discovered in a corn bin.
The driver OF the wagon put the blaze
out. however. without any damage to
the feedstuft remaining In the build.
Ing.
The fire department promptly re.
sponded. but could only investigate TO
see that the fire had been fully OK.
tinguished and did not lay a line.
II is not known Just what was the
cause OF the blaze. but Il looked very
much like a discarded cigarette OF
cigar stub.
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c. w. Lemm, a prominent oil man
of Brennan, was in Bryan on business
today.
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George b. Hensarling was in the
city today from Wellborn.
w. II. Benbow and Tom Benbow Of
Harris school house were in the city
today.
/. F. Thompson was in the city to
day from Holiigan Chapel.
Misses Charlotte Wray and Doro'
thy McBee OF Fort Worth aye guests
Of Mrs. Tyler Haswell f6s~the Thanks
giving season.
Just received biggest stock of mems
and boys clothing at big reduction.
Globe Dry Goods Co. 50
Mrs. X. VI. Gordon and son, Bob
Gordon. Jr. have been pleasant guests
! the past few days OF Mrs. Gordon's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Saunders.
| .
500 sample sweaters at half price at
Globe Dry Goods Co. 81
Miss Dorcas Parker has during the
past few weeks been visiting friends
In Dallas. Waco and Austin. She has
been shown many lovely courtesies
while away. Miss Parker is now Wis.
iting in Austin and will arrive home
Wednesday.
Mems and ladies' sport coats at biz
reduction at Globe Dry Good Co. 81
Miss Margaret Zuber will entertain
the Bachelor Girls Club Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
| o
Mammoth supply OF mems. ladies'
and children's underwear at reduced
prices at Globe Dry Goods Co. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Coulter went e
Rockdale this afternoon where they
will visit the family OF their son DIR
II. T. Coulter.
Mrs. A. =. Wilson went to Nicholas
today where she will Join her hus
band for a few days who Is looklnl
after his farm interests.
Senator J. n. Astin spent toda.
looking after his farming interests II
the Brazos bottom.
Jim jenkins. a prosperous moi
chant OF Mumford. transacted bus
ness In Bryan this morning.
]. L. Hcnsarling OF wellborn was
business visitor today In the city.
l.. NJ Jevinson went 10 Shreveport
last night on business trip In cor
ncction with an interurban railwa
OF which he Ia manager.
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Mrs. Ed earle and daughter Miss
Dimple OF Rock Prairie were shop
ping today in the city.
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FRIEND OF sOBIEskI.

John Sobieski, the Polish noble
man spoken of in an editorial in yes
terdays Eagle, is an old friend OF
Rev. ]. ]. Tatum. He met him several
years ago and has seen him twice
since. Upon the occasion Of Mr.. So
bieski's visit to Bryan and lecture
here a few years ago, Rev. Tatum
spent several hours with him and had
the pleasure Of hearing him relate
much OF his past life and the stormy
trials through which he had passed.
Rev. Tatum says he never heard any
thing to equal 1t in thrilling interest
and pathos.
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II your sewing machine Is not doing
Just right, call for 430. T. A. Satter.
white. II
c. w. Lemm, prominent oil man
Of Brennan, was in Bryan on business
today.
l.. NJ. Haltom was in the city today
from Benchley.
w. r. Parker was among the Wis.
itors in the city today from Thomp-
son Creek.
DR.. W. s. Smith. osteopathy, at the
Hotel Bryan Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday afternoons. II
T.. Candy OF Rock Prairie was In
the city today.
w. Z. Candy was In town today
from his home near Wellborn.
Just ring 430 and you can have
Singer sewing machine In your home
in a short time. T. A. Satterwhite. II
o. l.. Wilcox of Tabor was in the
city today. -
J. II. White, Jr., was instown today
from his home in the Harris school
community
Ladies' high top shoes, all colors
and shades. You can buy them fol
less at Globe Dry Goods Co. S.
Mrs. NJ. G. Nall and little Mar!
Jane are visiting relatives in Austin
Mrs. w. ]. Fesperman and children
have returned from a pleasant visit II
Hearne.
Blankets and comiorts-great stack
OF them at reduced prices at the Glob'
Dry Goods Co. S
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c. W. q. N. PROGRAM.

Home Of Mrs. r. N. Wilson Monday,
December 9Th.
Scripture reading. Mrs. Smith.
Leader, Mrs. MoCown.
Business period.
Bible study. Mrs. Collard.
Talk-The Desire for Political
Freedom in Latin America. Mr..
welch.
Discussion-The Division Plan OF
Work for c. W. n. ~. Mrs. James.
Reading letter from missionary.
Mrs. Royse.
Hidden Answers-All.
Benediction.