davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19
3d8li6er MART. y eriA1t.
Cincinnati, IS. etpril,

DIE nadfoIsenbsn Guotirunsen bes
5ieben iid nur auf gngros 5ranss
atitonen. Bel ilsineren Gsfddften
irerben eiipas b5bere prsiis bsre4net.
propiiionen
9 dmals. prima Steam
11.30-11.40; 5amilp 12.00-12.50.
Sro den geial5enes Gteii d.
- Gbort clear Ssitsn, Ioie 13--
1876; grtra fbort clear Ssitsn 12a-- :
133e; iuras RippsHisitsn 12a-134e;
Bellies 14l-15c.
Bacon. - s6ort clear Ssiten
144-14ae; EXTRA ibort clear SeittH
14-14at; ibort Rippsnieiien 13A--
lac; Bellies 16-164c.
Susar Gureb Gfsifd.
Sdiut.n 1870; pitnic G4uliern
13s-14c; greatfeit Bacon 19-
21c; S9ultsrn In padstsn 13a--
14e; Rem gori Gut 13a-14e; tros
dene Beef S4in,sn 26a-27hc per
pfunb.
SHbsepStsltesGfsif9. -
SdinteH 16-16Ac; pienic S6uIs
tern 11a-12c; Bellies 13a--14e;
SduIisrn 11a-12e; SauItern, a..
Q. Gut DO. 11a-12e.
Grtfhes Gleif 9. - Sdinten
15a-16at; picnie S9uIiern ia
12e; Stultsrn 111-12c; ibort Rips
penisiien 114-124c; fbort clear
Rippenieii.n 12-12ac; .rtra ibort
clear Rippsnfsitsn 11a-12ac; geIies
lei9te 16-1Se; Bellies. i4ipere 10
159e.
Webl unb Gstreib.
Ueebl. Wintsr patsnt $5.75-
Clio; Winter ianep S5.50-5.70;
Winter iamilp $5.15-5.25; Wint:r
srtra $4.60-4.S0; Winter orbiHGrsr
$4.O0-4.25; Saries Weiaen pateni
$5.20E5.60; 9ariss @eisen fdntp
$5.20-5.6o; Sartes Weisen familp
$4.6o-4.s5; Rossen. ROrthpeitern
asmii6ies $5.35-5.6o; Rosssn. eitp
reines $5.45-5.7O; Gitp. ssmil4'ss.
$5.35-5.W.
Weiasn. - gao. 2 roibsr Wintsr
S1.24-1.26; go. 3 bo. $1.16-
1.23; SO. a DO. $1.00-1.15.
Weli6torn. No. l ipeibts
&c; go. 2 bo. 7Sa-79c; go. 8 bO.
Ro. 4 bo. 77a-78c; Ro.
s So. 75-76e; so. 6 DO. 73-75c.
30. 1 sslbss --e; SO. Q DO. ISL
roc; so. 8 bo. 7s-7sae; go. 4 bo.
77a-7se; glo. 5 bo. 75-76e; Ro.
6 bo., 73-75c. - go. / ssmiidies
&C; go. 2 DO. 78a-79c; Ro. 8 DO.
78-78ae; go. a bo., 77-78e; Ro. 8
bo. 75-76e; geo. 8 bo. 73-75t.
- aolbeniorn, ipeibss 76--77e;
aolbsnforn oeIbes, 77-78e; aoIbeas
Torn, semiidtss 76-77c per 9u.
Rossen. - Ro. 2 $1.02-1.04;
80. 3 bo. 96c-$1.0 90; 80, 4 DO. 30
90c.
5afer. - Horibpefsrn 80. 2
iusiber 50a a-51e; Tortbipeitern Stans
barb ipeibsr 50-5Oac; RortbpeiterH
so. 3 ipeiBsr 4Sa-49ac; gto. 3 ipeis
Der einbeimii9er 45A-46ae; go. 4
lreiber 44-44ae; geo. 2 semii9ter
A 45e; go. 3 semifdter einbeimis
iaer 43-43he; go. 4 ssmiidtsr Al
-43c. Fl
Wbisfep.
@ertauit tpurben 456 gbls. Dis
Killers Jinifbsb GooSs auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per GalIone.
Yrotertes.
aaffet. - Jabd 90 3oe; Wos
ba 29-3oe; Gnaieuala fanep 19c;
10. gutter 17ie.
4rma .....s...........s!s3 I'm
SueS ..s..............l44 leS
ssp oeir observation-disclosures .SS
MQA -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19
Ghiraop. 18. Qpril.

g 9peins. 3ufubr 14,O0o;
Whartt i4pat, unperinbert. Built
S9.80-9.95; lsihte $9.45-1000;
i9ipere $9.40-10.00; robe $9.4O :
9.55; Teriel S740-9.20.
Rinbbieb. 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt. ftetis; RatiDs Beef Stiere
S7.90-9.90; Studers uno Seebsrs
$5.85-8.55: albe unb Ssifers $500
-9.25; 4Ilber $7.25-10.25.
g hafe. 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt itstis; Detbsrs $6.9o-9.15;
Gpes $5,00-A8.80; 2Gmmer $7.65--
11.65.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19
81 m Stam mtifh-

Stummgdft (fiir ii6): ,9eTdIusene
bier Gtunben babe ih i'm SonDerias
tipns 2eritpn herumaeIeieu, unb
nun fpmmt tetner, NIT bsm man ein
perniinftiges 9eIprdd fiibrsn t6nnteH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19

Ysffiisef. = 2ebenbss, Mortt b0s
fer; Sdbne 18k-19t; 5riibiabrsbibs
ner 20e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19
81 n o nee

Die eiidlib boIl5ossne 9tbretTe hsr
Sdnpiessrmutter seiseu biermtt bo44
srire,tt on 8. Ropsr IL GrGu-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19
s.tastss esuis.iiuiIsss.

Die llmfdye im pisiieen Glssrinsbsus ts.
ltsfsn fit beute auf t5,3ae, $780,
ssiai esinrtiafsn.
Gub brute wareR bic @sidditt an Der
bieiieen t0vie ipisber redbi Isbbair unb bic
Yrsiis waren feit. Ohio Cities @as CON.
unb Ctto State fd. com. purben am met
itsn esbanoslt. aadtebenbe ysrsapfs iiae
~ beri4ten:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19

nt6tfon gen. A.. s1x, BliY. Gar. q. br.. .Isoh
lltEtfoH %. 4r. -, .io1 l.tg Grsf .ko.lh. s<h
Mf.antit z ID. ls. n,1la H.0. ss6. 6r. -. ,ii%
eait- = o. A..... Sfhf D. GIN ~. is7
o. 4 Co. AZ. SSNr n Sfdfs ~ ,sIx
rtipiegfm 81. ~. -AisiN q q Hp. col. 6r... SIX
rfocofi zranif 81 issHycIf.kG. 60. ~ mn
CENT cf ga. q. 81. iSoJs .,vift, Rae. A. -. !,
Qfnf. eentter 6r.. lof kVrf5. 9ds. 81, !. ssx
e.rt 9asiflt. l....H ciea.e p.ref. IL. ~
abfap. \ 2. AZ. eA9spn. GoEf. ~ (. .soSk
serar. o. 70. u ~ ipfun. gen. ~ ...isz
g.. 2. 4 o. ioint Il ssxfsfab,ua asu. <r. :. ,xh
9. =. q Q. oeH. Ia sSKase. eisei gr. e
g5ieaee 0r. o. Sr. :. ls.lEe0 rsf. IL. 70
sus. .W: q sft.eb Il iSsxIs g. eont5fp .fon.lr TN
~ 4 81 = aen. tAio1 efnb. ". g. all. Sc. s5iz
IVA .A1Isf.rl. eshg,. gac. q. 81. 1915
unif. 4 Rorfeiu. u q leo. gas. ref. &r... ssA
Cot& eo. rff. AZ szHles yaiifu. Sc. 20. isih
3enn. n leo HaiIru. Gen. IL 70
Tin. Securities 81. 1sxl5.f. 20 %. er. tcsx
qrie %. srErrits6. rs 1er 4 par. l.. -. SsN
Crie esn. tr,.... rs l1birb sfbe Rbl, By, ssh
Gen. Qieffrie o.. isS lilnlsn psf. q. 80. ssH
NJ sacrts. 4. AZ. sskliInlou nae. %. lr. +. en-.
N. Central ret. q. sSHli. Q. MlfDbtr o.. fsaN
nrf. 81. Z. 5r. 49,. ssSlil g, etseI 81. .IslH
ant. D1e.. Az 49,. fs& glra. 8. Gtem. Ef. $50
a1 ~ v. rfi. o. siH flnl afb !. 81. 80. islH
Y stcre bfb, IT,. "h 70. unicn AZ -. IS =
g 4 q. un. lr. slhRfttnab q II q 5r. fst
d., n. K z. 4. Ar.. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19

@obir4 pieIe Miiisi&e ipaHin:
Air& ibre Hefrie0igmo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19
Uou, tselsurate.
aisftnnait Is. ApEil. 10ls.

GtsfiHnaft IS. LapEif. 1915.
sgsnn sud3 bic Wsdifass aa& Dorisben
ui6t ietr arpb mar, 10 warren bed, bic Ban
Ten seaauf NIT Rouiinearbeiten bsf4affigt.
3is 0inbTaten finb uaperdnbtrt esblieten
uBb 0slb II pinis. f5arT on eails
wurben poH ben Hanien 8H-4H% bereds
net, u6breub Gsf@ditspsplere ~ 6-6*
bisieniirf psrbeu. Sm oHensn Nartte Dxrs
ben Gaslsbes .pn eatl- ~ sK-4& sub anf
8eti - l-zX& plaert.
njsaia sxl NsU psn
rurben AZ Zoe Tisionto per $1,000 6pif6fn
Hanien Ssriauit Die Gountstraie bstrhgf
tUs Yramie per $1,000.
DsAfa ssf esssvs.
sidi. @e4fei suf aonoon marbsH ~
A77X-4s0 per 10. Sterlins suotirt bhr
We@jei ast Berlin purben SOC fur I Wsrf
bssedTst. far weaia aai paris 17He pro
fyaHe. auf amIfsrbam lSe BRO gaI6en
uuD aui H3ien i5e per IRONS, 2ireS l6e,
Rnbel "a, francs tSAusiS) 1876.
esasss cttisatisssu
.aren rutie nns tstia Die Banies aus.
ftreR ME faldf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19
Rem gort, is. 2lpril.

Wsbl. - Narit pilIiser: Sprins
pateuts $6.O0A6.30; Minter pats
snts $5.65-5.9O; @inser S.raigbis
$5.50-5,65; Hanias strais6ts $5.'
$3.50.
Weisen. - Wartt itstis; go. l
Durum $1.284; Ro. 2 barter $1.264;
SO. l Rurthern gaIutb $1.32a; Ro.
l Rortbern Ranitoba $1,000 (. o. 5.
Rem Yort. sir Wai $1.22a.
Welihtorn. - Wartt feit; glp. 2
sel6es 804t {. /. T. Jfetp yort.
Safer - Mtartt .ftetig; STANDARD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-19

Rem Yort 18. 2fpril.
8lei. -$7.75.
Speltsr. - Wartt itetig.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-30
SPARRING MATCH EXPECTED in
TOWN OF filler SHORTLY

Plans for a 1O-round boxing match
between Ralph Main Of Filler and
James McCarroll Of Boise are being
talked about by promoters of the game
played in the squared circle, and it
is planned to pull it Off at Filler
shortly The men weigh 1865 pounds,
each and viii put up a royal contest,
in the opinion of their hackers.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-30


Juie" fi'pplta ll0'. I
i'a'- 'N
taoi
O. H Brown better known here as
ta. jolly lalei1n mau. with Ns i-
Tie gaalaon was bushes
here .grlay Dir. Brown
tlc raI of tae lalesh aute
over 20 other parties ana nc" FARMS
l.a Ear l.r.
isabelle Clark. who was visitor
e - Ne homie n Twin Fails,
-aH,en.l homo aftar rlaasan visit
oar.a neaeson's mother SIS visiting
with l.cr SON here for few days.
,f ro~ lanlinr-
...-.-. ~ Xxx fl..s ~ IS n rlarf
W. visb to correct an error in the
;..r, ~ Iss, treti frof -~|el t-
.r,i. .i4 ~ -r,-t, rsfis h.l moved
o,,t r,f. sbo cooraa e,ari niaeea
4,,s.sl'5 = str.,fl f...,.. .l.4 fsat'" Tran
t,,i+ ,ol-.i,e - .-flv ovarr.ai1
- o,'t ~ ti,st ria.eo
aeo,~o ~rd cssrfa. p,,nan who
roce,fle bci5 , esla near bpre we're
..,ll.r .- ia -,oi.,fl,o,r,rd Monday
~ cbor,,.lin +. b1il5in~ q larco
olsc1-o,, $50 md ebe5s nos, boro
,,~-.,,.,..,.,., A. s.oi-., into 4bo cbinl,on
brsiress ~ ~ iorge erela
mo r,onfllv noeetino of the Wav-
/ eido cl,ib WIS Mold az the home Of
M ~ prtl,o7f9.1 Affor short
b,,einose eeseion REFRESHMENTS we're
served ana eniove6 Inv the members
n.esont
Mrs. w p rndon and little daurh-
Ton ,yoro ebonnere In irwin Fails
N1ondsv
Ouifo o. LITTLE excitement was stirred
nm 81, orr neiobhorbood one, dav last
Sreal- og,ing ~ faIeo rnmor in re-
oard ~ tbe militia If Twin rails heinz
ordorod ont to the front and tn move
within AZ bonre Taneion was relieved
bo~-eva1. Wien the renort wae nroven
oronndiese
TeRov Valentine is the nroud nos
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
fsrls Defeat he Leaders

An interesting game was played
between the Chevrolets and Over
lands last Thursday evening in the
Auto Indoor Baseball League. The
game was snappv and full Of pep
and the 0verlands were all over the
floor but they had one bad inning
which was too much for them and
even with using all the gasoline
they had on hand they were not
able to gain on the Chevrolets and
at the end Of the seventh lap the
score was II to l.
The second game Of the evening
was one Of the best games Of the
season and there was NOT q dull
moment during the game. It was q
pitchers battle and both Johnston
and Koltun were on edge and in
splendid trim. Things looked pref
Ety blue for the Fords up to the
fifth inning but like the sturdy ma
chine they are they kept on fight
Ing and Kolton weakening littlo
in the fifth they proceeded to open
up the throttle and at the end Of
that memorable lap the Fords were
6 runs to the good while the Max
wells had 4. johnson safely held
the Maxwells for the balance of the
game while Koltun turned the same
trick. and the game ended 6 to 4 in
favor Of the Fords.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
n, E. churca Xmas Tree

The primary department Of the
South side Methodist Sunday School
will be given q Christmas tree at
the Methodist church Saturday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock. The teachers
and children Of this department will
be at the church at 8 q. m. and the
little folks will make all the decora-
tons for the tree. All the children
under 10 years Of age who are in.
the Sunday School and expect 70 be
in the coming year are invited to
attend and are requested to bring
their lunches at nine so as to remain
at the church until after the party.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
.sPECAl;I0T|Gf II Bust
Ness men Of THE CITY.

On January End. 1917. the Com.
mission Council will consider Res
olution requesting the Cumberland
Telephone and Telephone Company
10 install q modern flash light tele.
phone system. In view Of the fact
that the business telephone rates
will automatically advance under
the proposed resolutions every man
in the city is urgently requested to
be present and voice his approval
or disapproval Of the proposed reso.
luton calling for the change.
The rates Of telephones in private
residences will also be raised under
the proposed resolution and each
individual user is requested to be
present at this meeting.
Under the proposed system which
will be afreat improvement on the
present one the rates for business
phones will be advanced to three
dollars and fifty cents per month
and private phones to two dollars
per month. These rates to apply
till the system has one Thousand
connections, after this number has
been reached the rates will be in.
creased according to the growth Of
the city and the number Of stations
in operation.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

Miss Ethel Bowman, of Lutcher,
is the guest Of Mrs. Joe Vaughan on
North Border Drive.
MI. and Mrs. ]. H. Lively spent
SATURDAY. in New Orleans.
Sam Williams, son of Mrs. George
Williams. who is attending St. Pauls
College in Covineton. will return
Friday to spend the holidays with
his parents.
Drop in and get one Of our de
licious hot drinks good to the last
drop, The Cozy Corner, Tate Build
ing. {
Miss Lula Harding. who is attend
ing the St. Scholastica Convent in
Covmaton, will return Friday to
spend the holidays with her pareots
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Harding and
other relatives.
Send q box Of Lowney's delicious
chocolates the Gift that shows you
stopped to think" Beautiful Xmas
boxes now on display at The Cozy
Corner. Tate Building.
Miss Thelma Voss, who is attend.
ing the Sophie B. Newcomb College
in New Orleans, will return the last
Of this week to spend the holidays
with her aunt Mrs. W. Weimers.
A. G. Magee and Horatio Mitchell
who are attending the Baptist COL
leee at Pineville. La. will return
Friday to spend the holidays with
homefolks.
Don't kick if he smokes. Give
him box of our cigars for Xmas.
All the best brands in Xmas Boxes.
The Cozy Corner. Tate Building.
Roger Friou who is attending L.
IS. U. at Baton Rougewill return the
last of this week to spend the holi.
DAYS with his mother Mrs. H. W.
Woolf.
DR.. A. G. Root and family were
called to Kentwood Wednesday on
account of the death of his father.
They motored over in a car driven
by Gus Mexican.
Xmas post cards. seals and tags
at The Cozy Corner, Tate Building.
Misses Catherine and Nellie Coax.
ley, Of Linton. Ind, arrived in 30.
galusa Monday evening to make an
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

MI. and Mrs. Ed. Harms spent the
week end with relatives in McComb.
Mrs. F. M. Tarrut spent a few
days in New Orleans last week.
Frank Tafe spent the week end
in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Flanders were
New Orleans visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Starns left FRIDAY for a
visit with relatives in Patterson.
Miss.
W. G. Dorsey was a New Orleans
visitor Friday.
J. P. Starns spent a few days in
New Orleans last week.
Mrs George Mehrhoff spent
Thursday in New Orleans.
Mrs. E. L. Seal spent the week end
in New Orleans.
Miss Irene Heslin was q New Or.
leans visitor for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams
spent q few days in New Orleans
this week.
y; NJ ]. Mcmahon, Of New Orleans,
transacted business in Bogalusa
Friday.
Mrs. Willie Strattman spent Sat
urday in New Orleans.
MissLollie Middleton was a New
Orleans visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Porter spent
Saturday in the Crescent City,
George Gardiner was a New Or
leans visitor for the week end.
Melvin Martin spent the week END
in New Orleans.
Misses Mary and Dorothy Null
lings we're New Orleans visitors fol
the week end.
Miss Myrtle Ball spent Saturday
in New Orleans
Mrs. Plummer Pigott spent the
week end with relatives in Covine'
ton.
Carl STRAINS was a New Orleans
visitor for the week end.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
Constable Sale

S s.
In the City Couri, Bogalusa, Louisiana,
C. Ellis OFT. Judge. R. S. Smith vs.. No.
PSI Louis Fenton. !
Please take notice that by virtue Of a
writ of Fieri Facias issued out Of the
above Court in the above entitled and
numbered cause, | have seized and will
|. ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER %. 1915
beginning at the hour Of Ii o'clock a. m,
in front of the City Hall. III the City of
Bogalusa, Louisiana, offer for sale, and
proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property.
to-wit: Three rockers, one washstand,
one dresser, one center table, one kitchen
safe, one cook stove, six stsaish. chairs
and three rugs. Sold 20 satisfy said writ
and~all costs. with benefit Of aprraise-
ment. Terms. cash.
This 9Th. day of December, 1916.
|d21 j. r. KING Constable,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

Far and wy the dearest day childhood Christmas cannot come
around AGAIN without rev that peon in our lives when
we looked out upon world with the vision Of early youth
And wheed indeed be through our contact with later
life the approaching atmosphere Christmas does not bring BACK the
fancy land that once we knew.
Fine that Christmas loses its rose tnted cnarm FOR
Christmas the for all be Young again. yound again III near
No one deprived that privilege The bloom may De gone from the
cheek the hair may be svere all be young again in heart
What tonic body and to the soul when the one DAY
Of the wear dawns on the earth understands that be
Hoen ~ If greeting that he shall extend receive the greeting Of
Merry Christmas
OF course Christmas like everything else is REGARDLESS our CIR.
cuances LARGELY what we make We the day merely
rendition of other days. simply wentfou hours we so choose But
if we choose to halo think Of the thousand years of tradition
from which we have to draw
We are so apt forget many things that Christmas time reminds us
o aean We may really hear the carols but hear them
va na to listen the songs the Three Wise Men and the Star in
the East and the Babe Man and that message OF Peace on
Earth Good Will Toward Men"
Remember that Christmas time when believed there was
Santa Cau Ah the years have robbed you him. But there was
such person then There such wonderful person still you will
but throw of years and back to the oeate atmosphere in which
he dwet
pooaa nearoes in the North reported being anxious
M home With the towering around the mark they
a. mighty sorry to have left this climate Some negroes writing to
here to come North but the negroes here have made their
mind to the old saving that misery likes company
Better look your list again There might be some have
FORGOTTEN You have two more shopping days LETT
Don't fore that only nine days poll
ray m not paid you will not be permitted vote in the city cleo
ton nor the election the United States Senator and Congressman
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

bUUAIUoA ENlEN
extended visit with their sister,
Mrs. Clyde S. Moss and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Pearce spent
Saturday in New Orleans.
Miss Halle Deloney who is teach.
ing in Marston spent the week end
with homefolks.
Misses Evelyn Del ney and Ethel
Overstreet who are attending Bel.
haven College in Jackson, will re-
turn Friday to spend the HOLIDAYS
with relatives and many friends.
Floyd Manning was a New Or
leans visitor for the week end.
Mrs. A. D. Lear and little daugh
ter Helen have returned from a
short visit with New Orleans rela-
tives.
Robt. Weathersby spent SUNDAY
with New Orleans friends.
James B. Ross of New Orleans
spent Monday in BoGalusa looking
after business interests.
j. Snellings Pearce. who is attend.
ing school 10 North Carolina. arrived
home Sunday to spend the HOLIDAYS
with his parents and many~friends.
Miss Sara Ellen Pearce, who is
attending a Georgia college, will ar.
rive home the end Of the week to
spend Christmas with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. M. K, Pearce, and
many friends.
Mrs. S. J. Welsh and little Gena.
vive left Monday for q few days
visit with relatives in Slidell.
Mrs. f. G. Gibson spent q few days
in Varnado this week.
Christmas presents for mother,
father, brother. sister and sweet.
heart at Starn's Drug Store, Pleas
ant Hill and North West Boealusa.
Beautiful line Of Stationery at
Starn's Drug Store Pleasant Hill and
North West Boealusa.
Two gold fish and jar for S5cts. at
Starn's Drug Store Pleasant Hill and
North West Bogalusa.
Two gold fish and jar for S5cts.
at Starn's Drug Store Pleasant Hill
and North West Boealusass
Emile Beck, the accommo dating
day clerk Of the Pine Tree Inn
spent the week end in New y. Orleans.
Victor Pico spent the week end in
the Crescent City.
Mis-. Guillota and Miss. Ethel
Talley Of Sun spent the week end
with Mrs. S. j. Welsh.
Mrs. W. C. Ford Of Angie spent
the week end with her daughter,
Mrs. F. C. Ledet.
Mrs. H. j. Walker Of Meridian is
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
Bob Ball.
Mrs. 7. 0. Ma9ee spent the week
end with relatives in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will ROGERS who are
now residing in Covington spent the
week end with relatives and many
friends here.
Mrs. B. Trahan spent SUNDAY in
New Orleans.
Attorney Herman Gayer spent
Monday in New Orleans.
TO. Maeee spent Sunday with
relatives in Columbia.
Mrs. c. B. Walker and children Of
Monticello spent the week with her
husband here.
Miss Ray Weiner Of New Orleans
10 <ho d,,ocf If her eietor MPc n
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21
Hold Another Meeting

Z
The City Building Commission
met Friday afternoon when plans
were submitted by five architects
but the question Of making a selec-
ton was postponed until after the
first of the year and at the next
meeting the site as well as the ar
chitect will be selected. The same
afternoon the Fire Commission held
a meeting and discussed several
matters regarding their department.
Nj. and Mrs. 7. G. Colemen were
Monday visitors to New Orleans.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-21

Mrs, B. F. Murphy spent Thurs
day afternoon in Slidell.
6. N. Mobiles was a New Orleans
visitor Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-03

his home on Twenty-fifth street after
being seriously an for several weeks.
Bernie Fisher and sisters have re-
moved from Warwood avenue into the
Pryor apartments on Seventeenth street
and Richland avenue.
Several Of the employees OF the Pan
handle traction line were TO see John
sterling. Tuesday evening, who has been
~ Tor several months. al his home on
the Island II was found that he is ia
a very bad condition.
Rev. g. l. Gilmore. who was former
~ pastor Of the NJ. r. church. but now
OF Naverly, W. Va. spent yesterday Wis
iung friends in town.
Many OF the friends OF Bernie Weiss
former resident Of North Warwood. were
surprised when they learned Of his mar
rage several days ago 10 a Pittsburgh
girl. Mr.. Weiss f. employed by the
city.
Mrs. W. J. Stoehr OF South warwood.
has recovered and Is able to be around
after having the grippe.
Mrs. a. II. kiudclberger is slowly re-
covering after being III for several DAYS
at her home I'm South Warwood.
Mrs. clyde homas b. slowly recover
ing at her home ON South Warwood ave-
nue. from Ia grippe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-03
BOSTON BRAVES
NAME DIRECTORS

BOSTON. Feb THE transfer OF
the Boston National league club 10 a
syndicate headed by Percy D. HauPb-
ton, the former Harvard football
coach, was still further perfected to-
day by the election of a new board
OF directors.
The new board includes former GOV.
ernor David l. Walsh. who is also
made vice president: former Lieuten-
ant Governor Louis \. Frothingham
\. raul Keith, president of the Bos
ton Athletic association. Colonel I'D
ward +. Logan. Charles Pfaff William
r Garcelon and Manager George Stall.
ings. Walter +. Hapgood. who served
as secretary under President Gaffnev.
was reelected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-03

II relieves the cause OF Catarrh by the
process OF renourishinE the blood. re-
nswing its streng 9Th and viEor. giving
new life 20 the red blood eorpuscles and
stimulating the flow so that 10 has the
vitality to throw off the poison and
germs from the system. II Is literally
"A blood bath. You quickly feel results
Headaches disappear. the gathering In
the throat stops. the nostriis heal-be-
fore you hardly realize II you are well
8 5. S. Is a natural blood tonic. and has
proven effective in the treatment OF all
blood affections Get 4. $. s. at your
druggists. II you need special advice
write the Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga.