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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Byron Wilson. Wallace Bacon. otis
Wood. George roolittlc. FRANK Ncher.
Lewis McClurken. Lyl" Teutsrh
George Shafcr, Richard Bruce Harold
Woodwork, Harold N,tiauauan.
Walter Burger. william Bacon.
.
Country club Open House.
The country club has hcis open
house today for the members and
their friends Hospitality was dis-
pcnsod IN true Country club fashion
~ the matter of cgg-nog u enter
tainmcnt, The reception committee
consisted OF prominent members ui
the club. Mrs. Alpcr being chairman
uf his committee. Others w.r" Mrs
Dci,z. Mrs Field Mrs. pcarce Nrs
Conner. Mrs. Mitchell Mrs Louis H.
field. Mrs Mullen. Mrs. Macpherson
, and Mrs. cornish.
4 pther members not serving on thu
! special committee helped IN making
tn. visitors to.l at home. delightful
refreshments were served Throughout
the afternoon aud dancing WAS On tn,
program from . to d
Added interest was gwen hN an cN
hibit of the pictures bN sheldon Par
sons. which were brought down iron
Santa Pc and hung hildaN afternoon
Nh Parsons personally supervisor,
the shipping ana hanging "i thcs'
chuic, cauNass.s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Albuquerque ushored in the new
year last night with Appropriate and
tlmc-honor"d ceremonies and raNetios
before, after and al the moment a.
midnight ~ a dozen or 50 places.
There was gayetv unlimited but never
unlicensed in all the downtown hotels
and cafes, a number of dinner parties
ana lance AID other festivities cal.
culatcd To- Keep those attending awake
and happy until the New Y,ur arrived
ana aftcrward.
The usual paudemuuium of shots.
Whistles and bells was ~ order "a,
midnight and for several minutes
thereafter. but thc rc,,l,r- ,nly ,arc,
tu AID b racket aud the other people
in town didn MAX" u great obic'-
uun At least. none WAS heard
though II would haN. been hard III
hcir anything ~ that tim"
Good crowds attended the Elks
cabaret. th" AlNItado dIuucr-dan.,
~ IA" dow ntuWn hotels. particular.
Is Sturgos ana IA" Combs \ goodi,
delegation also wds evident ln Grim.
shtw's Ia soy cral ui these places ia,
morrim"nt was concluded Hs 70 dinor
which lasted mon, ur les. Iutc. \
WI plac" tho danoors were al b. atil
nt = o'clock this murniup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
nstcss,,, Nerves.

often the result of indigestion dN4-
pops.i constipation bilious attacks or
impure blood. for all OF which Mrrltul
Tome Digestive. In u standard rcm"it.
\ good remedy FOR al ailments du" 20
q bad stomach Price 81 90. dwell
Drug Co. sole agents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Alpha Gamma. Entertained.

Miss kath.rin. Conway entertained
the Alpha Gamma sorority Friday al
tcrnoon at her nom. ON Fast Central
avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

On Thursday evening Miss Grace
Winirey entertained some twentN-iiN'
OF her young friends with q "moNi"
parry. followed b. u ",pr"ad at
Grimshaws. Tn" Soung folks then
proceeded 10 Ia. Winir"y home On
West SILVER av,nu where they spent
several hours with music and dancing
Mrs. Winir.N. Mrs Watson and Miss
Ruth Tompkins ch~aperoned the p,itN
and helped with their entertainments
The guests wor" Misses l"'laire cav
anaugh. tlyda Wilson, May i.aun,
Alice Gould. gladys C~aNanaugh, pli'c
Lewis. Louise T~rcnenherg, Marjorie
steam. Beatrice mn. Frances Lee.
Gretchen Won Blcck. Messrs. Frank
kromis. claude Mann, william b.
con. Lewis M,Clurkcu. Lyle Teutsoh.
OTIS Wood. George Aruot. Kenneth
Class. George Bryan. Albert Hart,
William liorn,r ! g. iiornd"n, il.
Walter ward. Walter W"lkinr. FRANK
NthsT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Entire Nous Leap Year Dancc.

The Entire Nous club entertained
their friends last night with u leap
year dance 81 the Stldobikcr garage
the oun ladies toki1e IN" entire re-
spuusihility Tor Ia" anIir and proving
Themselves thoiuughl, capable rs
hnstc~sos The .ulors Of the season.
red aud Rrc"u. were used very artis-
tionllN IN the decorations.
tn" invited guests included Misses
R"ba Conner. Margaret l"e. LoCluirc
t~aNanaugh Marjorie steam katherine
pI;icllN. Pri-Dnlu Newcomer Host.
css"s Grace ~turts Irene Fee. Flor
.u," WELLER. Loruy Lester. Lillian
kcmpeuich ESTHER Howdcn. Nofi
Henderson M'rsts James chess,
Hugh Cooper. trtuk Nehcr. Gcurg,
hoolttio. Charles HcNu-. Frank orr
"liN. Wallace Bacon. Grorg" White
Amado rh8Ncs. Lloyd kcilaw. puuslas
Howdon Herbert Hickey. Herbert
Gfunsicid Lyman rutuo>. Robert
rutno,. Walter %parkhutSt. J u
il"rndun Jr, Harold Mctlun1han
Mr. ana Mrs Ralph Henderson
,%hau"toucd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Miss FLORENCE. Weller VAS at home
SUNDAY afternoon to a number OF her
sir friends. including tho members
of her club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Miss Nora Henderson was hostess
wednesday afternoon % tn. Entire
Nous club cards werr played and
the guests of the cluh were Misses
Marjorie steam. prieyilll Newcomer.
L"CIairr C~HNinHugh and Margaret
Lee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Davis Farm Dinner.


ON Tuesday afternoon Miss Mar
jori" steam entertained IN. Entire
Nous club informally Eesid. NJ"
clun members were Misses I.tlairc
aud GLADYS cavanaugh aud Miss Mar
guret Lee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

TIL" Thirty club gave their annual
holiday dane" on Thursday evening.
The Thirty club meets one" each
month aud b. strictly . tutl dress ai-
fair. The rooms Wc.r gorseouslS dec
Grated ia holiday Solors with f%cStoous
ANA wreaths ~ - o'clook a repast
was served ana hen the dancing Welt
lu"rril, on am the wee smp' hours
Al cot the membership was IN attend
anc", with q goudiy numucr ~ out.
of-t"wn guests. The following were
in att"ndauc,
Misses Nhthorin" '1aVes Margaret
Cook. Irene Holdt. Louis" Hell. Sulpmc
Stitcsuu iauIc-u AS~eln, Lora Love
lace. B-ruiyc i~i"~s"ldon. Myil" Hope.
R-hocca lIoru-f. Katherine kelehcr,
RuS" Hunt uf Los Angeles. ir"n" Her
kcnhor Miss Hnd"ttc of san Antonio
Texas. Eleanor Naugh'N. Mabel Love-
lace. Amelia McFcc of santa Fc, Car
niVu Micnn.is. Sadi. Morris Ruth
~Tumpkius. Hazel stewart. Haze Ma
10y. Dorothy McNhllu. Lillian Spick-
ard. Miss Bennett. Julia k"loher.
Alma nuldudrc. Miss MublDY. Kathct.
Inc CONWAY. Anna Meyers, Hazel
kickc, GoncNtcV. TI"fnrN Mcs-r~. J,
" Miller. Georpc N"hcr. Herndpn
l.chr of silver City. y. NJ II. \ Ed
wards OF Fort sumn'g cart nrorein,
charles thaplin". James NToth. VIII
liam Wroth. Fred Luthy. hugh BrN
an. Ira Eoldt. Paul Butt. Robert Butt.
Paul Becker. Allen nrucc, II. T.. bix
il ~ T.. Itcckmanu, J. T. ioodoll.
Harold Grcouictf. Gordon Gtss, Louis
Hos~oidcu. t. I. Hclol.cr. charles III,
lcmbk,. Floyd Lee. william Me
Dlurkou. 1trl ,pupough. " = Me.
Donald. leo Murphy. v s. N,wUAn
Arthur ~IsE Lloyd ~turg"s. Robert
-ewon. o. - S%lonck'r.' +. \. White.
" g. Whit i;uoerf Wig.lcy. e. y
hilton o. san uNtouo. Texas and -
j. Mr,IHuHhHu.
Nh and Mrs ~ Co. Cout-. Mr. AMI
Mis. Bert skinner md Mi ana MIR
; ~. Prize ,hapcIoucd the dance
The committee 100 ,hurgc OF .f|fs
was charlie. lvmhk", Iva Guldt.
Gordon Bass.
\ feature dance al the nd proved
q merry ending Tor IA" enjoyable
event. Serprntincs ana confetti Were
gwen tho dancers and q regular ar
nlNul cusl"d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Hrown Men wish cub.

SATURDAY "'''' n"'h az " """'''
Gun was an interesting ''h'' '"' "
E""nN hummer "' '"ll's' m'h' SUM-
81 whom are h"' ii'H"'h' f's''"'S ~
" "'hl "p !" '"' ",''''
SHY 10 ~" 'h' brown Sl"'" ~
through us p"'rs ana "'"'hp'"''"
'hc men I" the cum i''''
lhe men sang "h" u'h''" va" ""
"raliy hud " lh"i"ushIN goo" .""'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

MI, u II. Mccunc. manager of the
Budding and Loan ASSOCIATION at Rus-
well aud u brother of Mr. J. -. Dono-
van of this city, has l9tely gon. on
record as "a poet. as att-nted bN the
~IniInuIun ArrAns nuLlIsnlI rr.nnIIA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Rochi. Judge and Mrs George Il
craig. Mr.. and Mrs. :. l. Eochl. Mr..
and Mrs. J a.. SloOp. Nj and Mr..
John :. Bcaven, Mr and Mrs. Frank
Dana. Mrs katherine Mcclure.
o.
Tuesday Afternoon Club.
The Tuerda, Afterno,n club met
with Mrs. q u ttaig On Tuesday
Afternoon. \ d~elishtiul afternoon
was spent playing SOC. after which
the hostess serv.d an ATTRACTIVE lunch.
Prizes were won by Mrs Phillips OF
Texas. Mrs 6. = Schutt aud Mrs NJ
|. Grissam.
o
Davis Farm Dinner.
Unique. new and Therefore douhl,
interesting was the !sim dinner
given a party uf ten at IA" T.. \ Ia
Wis home. ii0 North iighth street
last night. Cornstalks. alfalfa aud
,cnt"rpicce Of q miniatuI, barn gaN'
| plenty Of "fatm' local color ana tn
| dinner WAS arranged to CORY M thu
I idea.
\ real old-fashioned f,rm Dime
| was served ~ was eIlut. u ht.ns"i'
bN all who wcr, present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
The t,lks' cabaret.

\ real cabaret with AZ h attend
ant festivities. was staged 10y IN" tlks
last uigh, 10 their new club house, ~
a means of celebrating tn" coming 81
the new yea, And II was a cabarct
worth whil' az that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
n~i,cr-it, Dance.

pu" of the most interesting 81 the
man, nnait- which marked IA, clos
ms of the odd year and the coming
80 he new was the dance held AZ
Woodm.n's htli last NIGHT Boz, the Ini-
NcrsitN community. TINS VAS -
strictly University Inlu in every
way Thcro was NO "a ~utt"ndin.
who WIS not or had uoi been connect
81 with-,ii, lu ssssitN rs a student
\ orowd OF about fftN gathered
shortly after . O'Clock aud danced
until - 30. when h"rus md rattl"s
were distributed to an and an ad-
IournWcut taken across the street ~
G;imshHw's. where studw iohos. coli
Tee. cake and joe cream were served
AFTER an hnur spent ~ discussing
tines. refreshments and aiding IN the
midnight racket That welcomed 1916
the dancer returned tp the scene OF
th"ir earlier roycls ana spent several
hours more.
m" ohapcrous were Mrs. Il ". n.
Bryan aud Nj. n Mrs. Lester
cooper.
The parry wns arranged hy u CONF
mitt.c Of University men us an aid
TO m"irim-nt tor th"s" students VII"
could not "turu horne tor h huli-
DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs \ = Morisettc ana her daugh-
Ter Miss Elizabeth returned from Las
Vegas last night They have been
away since MONDAY. Mrs. Morrisrttc
vas extensively entertained los her
irieuds WINE IA Las Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Iparrc Tor Younger sci.

Miss Clyia Wilson was q charming
hostess TUESDAY evening nj "a dance
Tor the members 81 th" younger set
At her home IN tn" occidental huiid-
ing. The guests were. Mlsscs Viola
nerkonhun Andfia SANDY, Ircn" pa
Wis. Louis" Tron.nbcrr. vivian Will
bingham. GLADYS HAYDEN. Le,lnir"
~Cavanaugh. Marjorie steam, Alice
Lewis. Edu wood, katherine Jones,
p.rsis urycc. Maury lirashcr, Marion
Hrashcr. Mcssls. william Hornet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Nj and Mrs. ". VI Wayman of
Colorado Springs are the guests of
M and Mrs. " e. prstr"ich. lolS
West central Mrs WaSman rs u sis-
ter Of MI orstreich The Wnytunns
ar" here ON their honeymoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Ter Miss Elizabeth returned from LasI
Vegas last night. They nave he.n
away since MONDAY. Mrs Morrisrttc |
was extensively entertained b., her
rieuds WINE IN Las Vegas.
Mrs. Florence Poyas Johnson ~ the
guest of MrS. " - Ferguson az howl
home on West Central emu
Mr. and Mrs. ". VI. Wavman of
Colorado Springs are the guests ui
M and Mrs " e.. prstr"tch lolsI
West central Mrs WaSmnn ,s u sis
ter 81 MI. prstreirh The WnyiunnsI
ar" her" on their honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs Glen li.nodict Of san.
Iicrnnrdiuu. Cnlf who have hrrn the
guests of Mr. Ben"dict'. mother Mrs
J q. Guuli. returned home Thursday
night, after SPENDING W." holidays
here.
Miss Vida KIous Who has been wise
ting her cousin. Miss Irene Holdt. for
several weeks. returned to her h"mc
N West Point. Nebraska the earl,
part uf the week Miss krors was "u
tcrtained extensively while here and
made a lnrg. cir,l. ut friends
Miss Margaret Gleason. iutmeil, OF
the state University. has gone To- Los
Angeles To- take up her work. there.
~ Peters. a missionary who vas
here las. summer ~ a refuge" from
Mexico. has written To- friends this
week thai she IT, again In the nrld tnd
In stationed 80 Mexico CITY
Mr. and Mrs - : poNner n i;ps-
well are 90 come to- Albuquerque to
1--we. Th-, viii move about IA" nr~' eft
February Mr DoWnet Is to bee a.
assistant of captain " g. Reid. Mrs
! Down.r visited Mrs Reid her" some
time ago.
On Tuesday evening ~ : 30 a pro-
gram was given. lasting an hour first
u solo by Mrs. Miller followed hy -
piano solo by Miss Ida Hickman, then
a christmas DautatH was rendered hN
The choir co. III, Congregational
church with PROT T.. stanley So,.r 1T
the piano They were assisted by The
versatile younR reader. Miss Ilda
Sgan2ini
shrincrs Ia Dance.
Tn. Shrin.rs are |pla u very
elaborate anai' To tr gwen uu mex
Thursday night. January the sixth.
THIS is Nnowu ~ ladies niRht and is
an annual affair. RWt this year the
4 ...4I.. -. a.. ...I l...tA.. 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Mr. and Mrs Glen Hrn"dict Of san
CANT who nave" been the
guests Of Mr. Ben"dict'a mother Mrs
J q. Guuli. returned home Thursday
after spending Va" HOLIDAYS
here.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
DAMAGE BY STORMS.

Terrific storms have swept different
parts of five states. North Carolina be-
ing the worst sufferer, There are ~
persons reported missing with eight
known dead and property loss OF SIX
to ten millions.
No trains left or entered Asheviile,
N. c., for "a hours. The electric pow
er was put out of commission and gas
oline sold for a dollar gallon. Hun
dreds are homeless in Ashevilie and IN
many instances their homes have been
washed away. Roughly speaking the
flooded area extends from East Ten
nessee through southwestern Virginia.
through North Carolina and embraces
virtually all OF South Carolina. The
raging waters from North Carolina are
passing into South Carolina by the riv-
ers and there IS grave danger of serious
losses by the rivers getting far out OF
hanks and flooding the country.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19

thought he had practically lost his
money IN making the purchase.
He recently refused 81, 500 for it and
it would very likely bring more than
that if 1t were offered for sale. The
house is neatly painted, the fences are
all high and strong and his crops come
the nearest being weedless of any we
have ever seen. On every hand there
are evidences OF thrift and care. He
showed us a few acres OF corn that was
planted June 22 and it Is now shoulder
high and so free from weeds that he
might almest offer reward to any
person who would find one IN the field.
We have never seen crop that was
quite so uniform, was so free from
weeds and showed greater evidences OF
successful farming. His farm lis the
talk of the neighborhood and he takes
a keen delight IN making it all that one
could wish in a farm home. More
farmers such as Mr.. Ramsay is is one
of the most valuable things that could
come to our county.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
GETTING ALONG FINE

Mrs. j. H. Beeson, who was taken
to Knoxville last week to be treated
for broken thigh, is getting along
spIendidly and her full recovery seems
assured.
Upon arriving at Lincoln Memorial
hospital an Xray picture was taken
and the thigh bone was found to be
broken as Drs. Reed and Lewis
thought. The bone was set and an
other X-ray picture taken to determine
if all was right. The picture showed
that the bone had been set perfectly.
Mrs. Beeson will probably have to re-
main in the hospital for several weeks
before she can be brought home with
entire safety. Her many friends here
are much gratified to know she is get
ting along so well and that she VIII be
restored to health.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
Harry Martin, chairman.

About twenty persons gathered at
the Bishop home Friday evening to lis
ten to a talk by Rev. }. b. Spiers OF
the New Jerusalem church, and enjoy
a social time. The evening proved one
of great enjoyment to those present.
Light refreshments were served.
j. b. Southard has been appointed as
election commissioner to bill the vacan-
cy caused by the refusal OF q. Z. Peek
to qualify.
If YOU want score cards and pencllsr-
paper napkins, nice writing paper cut
to special size come to the Chronicle
office for them.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
Gettina the Better of an Invention.

Very wrong verdicts are come to py
people who use modern inventions IN
the wrong way. The moving staircase
at the Embankment station offered a
proof of this, says the Manchester
(Eng.) Guardian. A country woman
was seen trying to ascend the de-
scending side of the moving staircase
there. There was no official about,
and after two plucky attempts she at
last made progress and doggedly
worked her way up to the top. Some
people who saw her efforts waited for
her at the top. When she recovered
her breath she said: "Sh, l don't
think them movin' staircases all the
talks about is any better than the old
lift!"
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
$500
Total

The name OF John @. Wyatt was pre-
sented as ! cantiirasc tor sheriff and no
other name beiDg presented he was
chosen to I'LL thg vacancy caused py
the resignation of e. W. Toney early
in June.
ESQ. I. H. Randolph made verbal
report stating that the jail was IN good
condition and recommended that the
bill OF the sheriff be paid, less the ex-
officio tee of $40. The court concurred
IN the report.
Tax Assessor W. l.. Flynn was al
lowed the remaining amount due him
tor assessing the property OF the coun-
ty for this year.
The committee appointed to assist
the tax assessor In arriving at proper
assessment OF property tor this year
was allowed So 90 day each.
John q. Burnett was allowed Sl5 w
ex officio fees as sheriff.
There being some controversy as TO
the exact location Of the county line
between Cumberland and Morgan TOR a
distance of SIX or seven miles, the
county Judge was ordered to have same
SURVEYED and the line located, IT IN his
estimation such action was advisable.
Five thousand dollars was ordered
transferred from the Railroad fund to
the Pike Bond fund to meet the July
interest in Pike bonds.
Trustee James Smith reported an eX-
tenslve list of property comprising er-
roneous assessments, doubles, etc.,
from which he requested the court to
release him. 1t was ordered that the
releases be made as requested II the
Revenue Committee approved of same
after proper investigation.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
To start child,s TRAINING.

The inventive mother will do great
deal of her own constructive planning
for the development Of her nursery
brood. She will visit the kindergarten
shops, the toy shops and all the places
where the wonderful and much herald
ed constructive materials and tools are
shown to the purchasing public. But,
more than this, she will select for her
self such materials as she believes are
suited to her own experiences, and
then will work out her own plans Ia
accordance with the individual devel'
opment and requirements Of her chill,
dren.-Mrs. Louise Hogan In 0ooo
Housekeeping.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
GERMANS LOSING.

The armies OF the allies have contin-
ued to press back the German lines on
almost all fronts and many German
prisoners have been taken. Fighting
has been terrific on all fronts and at
many points and the losses Of life are
SAID to surpass anything yet known
and to be stunning in their enormity.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19

of all expenses by the Highway Com
mission the past quarter and showed
the amount that had been expended the
past quarter to be little over "a, 100
and the amount yet on hand to be lit
tie over $194, 200.
Esq. j. A. Frey made verbal re-
port for the committee appointed to
inspect the poorhouse and reported
same IN good condition and Deing well
kept.
Judge Burnett was authorized to en-
ploy a janitor for the court house, jail
and the county property Hiram Wy
att was engaged by Judge Burnett and
the condition of the court house is
much improved IN cleanliness and gen.
eral orderly condition
A. M. Davis was elected to fill out
the 'unexpired term of r. E. Handy,
who recently resigned as road commits
sioner for the first district.
Andy Elmore was elected notary
pubic.
Fifty dollars was appropriated by
the court to assist in meeting expenses
incident to holding county fair, pro
vlded SAID funds were needed.
The committee appointed TO fix the
tax levy for this year made both ma
jority and minority reports. The ma
jorlty report favored tax levy aggre-
Uat,no 50 90 on the S1O0 valuation.
The minority report favored an aggre-
gate levy of 90 on the 500 valua-
ton. After full discussion the
minority report was substituted for
the majority report and adopted. The
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19

The story of our visit would not be
complete if we should omit to speak OF
the farm of Albert Ramsay. He mas
a small farm that he purchased a few
years ago for $500. 1t was considered
30 poor and run down that some people
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19
FAIR COMMITTEES WILL MEET.

There will be a meeting of the Cum
berland County Fair Association July
22nd, at J. o'clock, p. M, to set date of
fair and to transact such business as
NAV come before the committee. All
persons interested in the fair are IN
vited to attend.
Harry Martin, chairman.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1916-07-19

eabyIsn First Popuieus City.
Babylon wss probably the frst CITY
10 attain . population OF . milliee.
The area Of the city was a26 square
miles.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-22

by way Of Ukeech9bee City. Automo-
bues are now making the run from
Arcadia 20 For: Pierce. charging 20
for the trip. bit there is no regular
schedule. I understsni that there are
regular scheduled ,-ips icing made BE-
tween Okeechuhce City and Fort
Pierce. Mail carriers make the IMP
.Le;acer Fort Myers. Venus. Palmdale
and For, Bass-nse-. hut the roads are
no, surfaced. and in some places the
goir. is difficult. However. when the
pralrirs are not wet with excessive
rains il is safe 2" say that they can
he trave-sel WIKI machine or team.
The eo~i-c = the railroad and the
laying II a bard rnad across this coun'
try will serve 20 bring into close
touch with the world a section that
M 10 thl, time has been Isolated. !
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