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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-05-27
SHERIFF SALE
MRS ALPHE FONTELIEU
VS..
DUPRE MIGUEL.

|
State of Louisiana, Parish of Tic
ria, 10Th Jud Dist. Court.
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an Order Of Seizure and
Sale, issued out of the above Ell.
titled and numbered cause, and
to me directed, /, Geo. Henderson,.
Sheriff. through j. F. Breaux,
Deprtv Sheriff. duly sworn and
Qualified in and for the Parish of
Iberia. La, have seized and WI,
offer for sale and will sell at Pub
lie Auction for cash to the last
and highest bidder at the front
door Of the Court House. in the
City Of New iberia, La, between
legal sale hours, on
Saturday, June 10th. A. D. 1916.
the following described property
to-wit:
A certain tract of land des
cribed as follows:
LIST. A tract of land with build.
ines and improvements thereon
and thereonto belonging and all
rights Of ways and appurtenances
thereof. situated at Petite Anse,
in said Parish and State, measur-
ing forty-one (41) acres, more or
less. bounded North by propert,
below described, South by prop
erty Of Jos. Miguel, East by Pri-
vate Road and West by property
Of Mathilde Miguez Laperouse,
being the same property acquired
in a Partition.
End. A certain tract of land
together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon and
thereonto belonging and all rights
Of ways and appurtenances thera-
Of. situated at Petite Anse, in said
Parish and State, measuring for
ty-one (41) acres, more or less in
superficial area and bounded
North by Public Road. South by
property Of Mortgagor above des-
cribed. East by Private Road and
West by property of Thomas Mi
guez. being the same property &C.
qnired from Thomas Miguez.
To pay and satisfy the sum of
Two Thousand. Five Hundred
'$25W.O0) Dollars with eight per
rent. interest per annum from
Feb. 5th. 1915. until paid with |
ten per cent attorneys fees on
The PRINCIPAL and interest and all !
'os+s Of these PROCEEDINGS.
Given officially this 9th day of |
May A. D.. 1916.
GEO. HENDERSON. Shift.
Per ]. F. Breaux, by Shift |
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SHERIFF SALE.
ZENON DECUIR
VS.. mo. 20:
HORACE GONURAN
State of Louisixns, Pallsh OF Iberia, 18th
Judicial District Court.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
an order OF seizure and sale issued out OF
HE above .ntltI~d and numbered casse,
and to me- directed, |, Geo. Henderson,
Sheriff, Thu ugh J. F.. Breaux. by. Sheriff,
duly sworn aud qualified IT. and for the
Parish of Iberia, La, nave seized amt
will Ter for sale and will sell ut Public
Auction. FOR CASH. TO the last and
hlgh+st bidder ~ the front door of the
Court Honss n the city OF New Iberia,
La, between legal sale hours. on
Sal URDAY. JUNE 10Th, A. D., 1916,
the following described property, to wit:
A certain tract Of land commonly called
fausse Poin.e, Iberia Pa,ish, La, hav-
ing am area Of Thirty. seven xno one fourth
$40 arpeDts and having trout On the
Public road Of two arpeute, running back
between parallel lines distance of six
and ons-fsurtb go arpsnss and tbsnse
the West line diverging % - to give tho
tract width OF four arpents aud run ming
back with this width distanss Of ak and
one fourth (6l4) srpents, bounded North
By Public road, aud property of Miss
Leontise 0ondran, on the South bv prop.
srty Of J. K. 0ondran on the Eass BY
property OF Duperon BONN, or assigns,
and on the W.st nv property Of A. Gem
dram, or assigns and Miss Lsontine Con.
dram.
To paw and satisfy the sum Of Fifteen
Hundrt d Dollars with 8 per cent irterest
per a"uum from juno 2Dd, 1914, until
paid with 10 yer cent attorney Us feea on
Fhs principal and interest snd all cost of
hose proceedings.
Given officially this 9Th day Of May,
4. d 1916
GEO HENDERSON. Eherif.
per r Breaux DIV Sheriff
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NOTICE OF HOu0LOGATlON.
BRI0DTTE DECUlR EFT AIS
OF No. 1884
0ODETNY DECUIk EFT Al
leth Judicial District Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.

Whereas, Charles l.. Provoet resident
Of the Pxrish Of Iberia, Notary Public
appointed to make = partition in the
xn',ve e"titled and numbered suit has ILL.,
I'd i" this honorable Court bis final ac-
c''nmt and rabisan of distribution and
PARTITION, together with his petition pray
ing thai the same be homologated and
approved.
n .tce is therefore hereby given to all
whom it doth or may concern to show
Cause. ii anv they have. within ten days
from the first publication hereof, why
the "r yer of petitioner should sot be
r. W-d
" t"ess the Honorable James Simon,
Judge Of our said Court, this Is day OF
N. y. A. D., 1916.
A. J. MAUMUS,
Dty. Clerk Of Court Iberia Parish.
F. E. Delahoussaye. Attorney.
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FOR SALE.

20. 30, 60, IS o. 90 acre farms, situated
ct Duehamp, La. on main read to New
Iberia asd BSousssrd On 8. p. b. r. Il
mile fsem Smedss Bros. DeADsry, mile
Of sehoel ct Cadee. La. track facilities
at hasd. Land 10 sandy lesm, Datursl
drainage. No evsrdews. and eli isneed il.
Fer price and terms apply to
LOUIS p. OLIVIER. proprietor.
Cadoo. La.
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WHEELING LIVERY HORSE
INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE
Raymond Cecil of Moundsv1lle wrecks
New Car and Demohshes Buggy
in Dark.

A new Ford touring car belonging 70
RAYMOND Cecil. Of MoundsTillc, Il. H. :,
was badly damaged, Il horse belonging
io the. Wheeling Livery company Was
badly injured and III" buggy TO when
The horse WAS nttchrd was demolished
when thu cecil machine ran into inc
horse and buggy on tho road leading
INTO MoLrGSYillc oT"r Northern Jcltef-
son avrnu" last night.
At an carly hour this morning l'r. ri.
Il. Garden waS working with the injured
hnrsr a; c. T.. Crows livery harm NJ
Nnuntisvillc and ii was thought then
thar the horse could be saved.
II is said thai thr accident wasd due
to the lights on Cccifs machine burning
nut rs ho was returning TO Moundsviiin
after taking part in the Moundsyi!ic
Booster parade. The Ford
car crashed into the horse and buggy
On the grade near the Little Grave
crock crossing with such force that the
radiator on the car was broken, I'll"
lamr,s and tenders broken and twist"f.
the Windshield shattered and oth"r
damage inflicted. The driver OF the
buggy escaped. however, without seri-
Gus injury.
Cecil was not hurt. but young man
companion. whose name could not DC
secured last night. was cut by shattered
glass.
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SAVE YOU R HAIR.
ANO bEAUT|FY L
WITH 'DANDERINE
SPEND IS CENTS! DANDRUFF Dis
APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
TRY THIS! HAIR GETS BEAUTI-
Full, WAVY AND THICK IN
FEW MOMENTS.

If YOU care for heavy hair, that
gIistcnS with beauty and is radiant
with life: has an Incompatible soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous. try
bandrrinc.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair. besides it immed-
lately disSolves every particle Of dand-
ruff; you cannot havo nice. heavy,
healthy hair If you have dandruf. This
destructive scurf robs the hair of its
lusIre, its strength and its very life,
and if not overcome 1t produces a few
rrishness and itching Of the scalp; the
hair roots famish, loosen and die;
then the hair falls out fast
II your hair has been neglected and
is thin. faded, dry, scraggy, or too oily,
gel IL o5-cent bottle Of knowltons Dan
derine at any drug store or toilet coun-
tor: apply little as directed and ten
minutes after you will say IT. was the
best investment you ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless OF
everything else advertised. that IL you
desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair
and lots Of tho dandruff-no Itching
scalp and no more falling hair-you
must use Knowlton's Danderine. If
eyentually-why not now?
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" RINKLES GO

throw away harmful preparations
that only cover up unslShtly wrinkles
and imperfections for the time being.
Go to any first-class drug store today
and for fifty cents get a bottle or Uslt.
the wonderful, pure nut-oil skin foou.
guaranteed to drive away wrinkles. re-
store the complexion 70 its fresh youu>
fulness and color. and bring back the
beauty of your girlhood days.
Usit is not cream, bat liquid IN
handsome opal bottles. Rub it into tile
skin with the finger tips every nlcn'
before retiring No other treatments
necessary. You will be surprised at
the quick change in looks and conHi-
ton of your complexion. 1t clears
your skin while you sleep and drives
away your wrinkles whether cauS''i
by worry. work. exposure TO wind and
sun or advancing Years. ReSin TODAY
TO look Young again. Enjoy he salts
faction and pride Of clear. Eouthtut.
smooth complexion and good colo;
give. Be sure you get tslt IN opal
BOTTLES. no nor accept anything els"
Isl: is guaranteed 10 contain nothing
that will cause hair growth.
The most painful cases or Sunhu:h
are relieved instantly by Cslt.
For sale by e. Fl. GrieSt Co., ana
dealers eyerywhere.-AdF.
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LECTURE WILL
BE Of INTEREST
C. DINING OF MRS. BEATRICE
FORBES RoslNSON.HALE IN.
pORTANT EVENT OF
WEEK
Twig Meetings Will Take Place on
Wednesday-Several Other Small
and Informal Parties Star the
Week Socially.

Every lover Of art, either dramatic
or literary, will be delighted with The
coming TO this city OF Mrs. Beatrice
Forbes Robertson-Hale, Of the well
known English stage family. Mrs.
Hale is in West Virginia at this time
deyoting a week to the campaign
now waging for the adoption OF the
pending constitutional amendment
granting the vote to women. She has
long been a most ardent suEragtst.
both in this country and in England.
and her voice is always heard where
the fray is thickest and the fighting
fercest.
Being a daughter of the late Ian
Forbes-Rohertson and d niece OF that
great actor, Sir Johnston Forbes Rob-
ertson, Mrs. Hale would be untrue to
her distinguished ancestry if she were
not deeply interested in all things
that look to the advancement OF demo-
cracy. Long has she aided with her
voice ard pen the cause or suffrage,
and it is only natural that she should
he with West Virginia IN its present
campaign.
Mrs. Hale is an actress of distinc-
ton. having made her American de-
but in the support OF Sir Henry nv
ing, and later she became a Leading
member of the New Theatre company
Of New York: After the first season
of this company she married an be-
came an American citizen. She IS de-
voted to the institutions Of her aoopt-
ed country and believes that all that
is required to make this perfect
democracy is to remove the sex re-
striction on the franchise.
Mrs. Hale will be heard in tnis city
on the subject Of Woman Suffrage.
She will speak on Thursday evening
October 5, at the Elk's club auditor
ium, and doubtless large audience
will gather to listen to this fine think
er and splendid speaker. :
The ushers will be:
Misses: -
Elizabeth Paxton Katherine E5hert
Frances Ogden Martha Irwin
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' I ISSCS
Iadies' Social Club.

The Ladies' Carroll Social club met
last evening at the Carroll ctnD ana
elected the following new officers cor
the ensuing year: Mrs. John GruD!n'
president; Bertha Shuler. first vice
president: Mildred Cngley. second vice
president; Minetta Miller. secretary
and Regina Robrecht, treasurer. Inc
new members of the advisory board
are Mrs. NJ. !. Ford. Mrs. A: Mayer,
Miss T. J. ;oyce. Clara Rose Coleman
and Miss Rupert Blum.
Addresses we've made by the retir-
ing officers VINO were Mrs. W.'l. Lra:,
president: Miss Clara Coleman, Miss
Cogley and Miss Ester He'll. Other
addresses were given by Mr.. J. GULL
non. and DR.. C.. A. Ningertcr.
After the election OF officers ana me
transaction Of othe; business matters
the ladies made preliminary arrange
1uents for their annual Halloween
dancing party which will be held at
the Carroll club auditorium Wednra-
Iay, October %. In the afternoon ne
quests will enjoy card games and n
the evening there will be dancing.
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0UT-THE-PIKE

Tho final report Of tho annual Mrtho-
dist Episcopal conference which closed
yesterday Witnessed number nf
changes among tho Methodist ministers
al the churches of the pike district.
Key. = b. Hart. who has been past or
IF Tho First elhCdiSu Episcopal church
nf Elm Grove. has been transferred 10
tn" Calvary church at Moundsrillr. Rev.
John II. Hess. pastor of the North
Strcc1 church having been appointed as
his successor Rev. II. q. TGaEarden.
pastor III the $t"enrod church al Fulton
and t;rrcc&yillr has boon transferred 10
tho Dallas charge succeeding Rev. +. I.
NurXihal. who WAS sent 10 another
charg,. r. :. Bishop. was appointed pas
tur at Triah"lphlH. succeeding Roy. Writ
Stcnhcns no chang" vaS made In tho
West Liberty and short Creek churches
as Rev. r. .. PHILLIPS was rc-appointcd.
Rev. =. \. Snidrr was again rc-appo1nt-
cd nastur Of Buckley church!
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Owen Lyons of the stone church ROAD
moved Yesterday to Elm Grove:
All road work in the pike district is
hejnr rushed to rapid completion.
Members Of Circle No. 3 of the Ladies
Aid society Of tn" Triadrirhia Meiho-
dist Episcopal church vii! be enter
r:,ined on Friday evening at the home
Tho Ladies' Ala society Of the Dallas
Presbyterian church will give an enter
tainmcnt on Friday and Saturday even
inEs, October 10 and u. -.
Calvin Little has returned to his
homo in Elm Grove, after having spent
he past two weeks In Northern Mich
igan. ,,.uos
will move to Triadelphia in tho near
The Pennsylvania railroad company
Is securing a right Of way up BIG
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In C0nMcrti0u WIN the rcEuIar month-
Is meeting Of the TriadclDhia district
board of education. held last night IN
the Woodsdalc school building only bus
mess matters Of Il general nature we're
considered Tho regular monthly bills
WIRE audited and ordered paid. COM
!uitlcc from the Associated Charities ap-
reared before the board in the inter-
oct of the Dental Clinic. HoweVer, no
definite action was taken.
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Wheeling creek for 4 proposed railroad.
\ number NJ farms have been pur-
chased outright.
On Thursday evening bazaar and pen
ny social will be held IN Inc fHst
christian church of Elm Grove.
Virgil McCluskcy of Peters Run
moved Yesterday To his farm on the
Stone church road.
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Arion Festivities

The Arinn Society will hold their
opening social event al their CLUB
rooms on Thursday evening, October
i9. when Il concert and ball will pro-
vide one of the most delightful pro-
grams OF their year. Following the
program the guests will enjoy dancing.
for which orchestra music will h" pro:
vidcd. The entertainment committee
has charge Of tn" arrangements.
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Irvrrything is in readiness Tor tho
suffrage meeting which will bc held this
evening in Blums pharmacy. Elm Grove
under Inc auspices Of the Ohio County
Equal Suffrage league. Rev. ). D. Fart +;
nasfor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of Elm Grove Will preside. Ad-
dresses viii! he delivered by Miss Flea
nor Raoul of Atlanta. Ca; Mrs. Flora
Williams and c. Burgess Taylor: Every
one is cordially invited TO attend.
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gchools Open.

All Of the puhltc schools OF the West
Ieyander district nrencd yesterday
morning with increased enrnllmrnts
over that of the preceding year. rho
rnrollnient IN the West Alexander high
school was 20. The schools were two
wccks'latn II opening. owing 10 me
quarantine against infantile paralysis.
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" ''1'I'
WiSePa
Mes9rg.
Pathfinder Circle.

Til" regular fall mrctinE at the ram
hndcr c';r%lc. kings Daughters. Of the
I'irSt I'uit,d Presbyterian church. Will
hr held his evening at the residence or
Mrs, &. ". Henry. Hawthorne Court.
Wnodsdal". 0mmc"rs for the ensuing
wear will hr elected and the work or thc
rnm;nr season discussed 1t is urged
tbnt The &tlcndanrc hc as complete as
possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

WoodSdale. had rhn members nt the
Auction Bridge Club az her guests yes
rerdav afternoon. IN honor nf her 0lrtn.
day anniversary. y pr"iily appointed
luncheon concluded the contests.
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Society Of Xmas Daughters.

The Warw"od society Of King :
Daughters will give Il musical enter
iainmen' al rho home Of the Misses
Gooch. corner ni Twenty first STREET
and Warwpcd ;,%rnW". Thursday even,
ing. The Lrn&rum viii open at )
O'Clock. and rnr :ublic is invited 10 al
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

Hosed Realty Dea1

Rudolph Rogers Of Elm Grove. yester-
day took fEll possession Of the ]. G.
Sunda milk route and from now on will
be able 10 supply all his customers with
milk every day. Mr.. Rogers has had
considerable experience at the business
and no doubt will make a success IN his
nrW field Of activity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Closed Eealty Deal

Through the Frank and Harreu Smith
rea! estate office at Elm Grove yester-
,lay a house and lot belonging 10 the
Iatc Lester Smith In Orcrbrook was
shall county. The purchase price was
sold 10 Mary f. Baylan Of Captina7 Mar
not stated.
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Pleasantly Surprised.

ON SATURDAY evening = number or
friends 1T MIR. Ii"rt"r; Frlrti" calico ~
his homo and very aSrr"ahly surprised
him. Th" affair was given in honor "t
his hirt hday aud after recovering from
lis SurrriS". proved himself genial
host. TIL" evening was spent IN games
and music and at Il reasonable hour re-
rrSh,ncntS W"r" served.
.rhnEn Mnrr
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t,di.s' Masonic Club.

The regular social meeting of the "a
dins Masonic Club, will be held al the
Windsor Hotel on "Wednesday after,
noon of this week. 4 series of card
games will be feature Of the after
Moons pleasure. and at their cnnclu'
sion a delightful luncheon will be
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
Burpettstown Fair

oncning of the Sixty-first annual Bur
crltstuwn fair today which will con-
tinue Wednesday and Thursday. The
exhibits are larger and better than ever
before. Another feature will be the race
program during the TWO last days or
the fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

Mrs. W. +. Met VILLA. al her hou" on
Eieh;CrElh street. will be hostess on
Friday 10 the members OF the LADIES
Bible class Of tbs Warwood PreSDEte-
rian church.
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Nirninja Club.

Mrs. Henry Weimer will entertain
the members of the Virginia Club at
her home in Echo Point tomorrow al
ternoon. Card games will afford pas:
time of interest. and a luncheon Will
be served. The members include Mes:
DANES William Elig. Henry NelIner
Will Stops, James Aroaugn: JohH
Roth. Will Reed, Herman Melskc'
John Ritter. A. J. Seifet. Harry Schmri-
chnl Harry Klinker, George Zoeckler,
Fred S1roehmanp Michael Dolan. Hen
~ Snaefer, Chris Htneman, Al Llppert'
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Me,obers Euioy Smoker.

FOLLOWING the business session and
The Initiation Of class Of candidates
last night. ;he members of Mystic lodge
No. "a. knights Of Pythias Of Elm
Grove. enjoyed q smoker. The event
was well attended.
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CotiIlion Club Dance.

The Cot;llion club entertained WITH
a dance last evening at ,he CARROT
club auditorium under The direchohS
OF Prof. Fred L. Becker. hrnllti IA :
orchestra furnished tie music which
was enjoyed By d large crowd
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r,,,es Will Meet wednesday.

TIL. resumption Of tn" winters Work
bv the various twig societies. will fur
nish occupation for "Wednesday after
noon of this week. Their meeting places
FIRST Twig. will be entertained By
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VII, Entertain Members.

Miss Eada Tauhach Of Woodsdale VIII
entertain this evening ut her home the
members nt III" Ladies' Auxiliary or the
Euckley Methodist Episcopal churcn 81
L'dmwo0d 4 short business session will
10 held in connection with the meet
ing
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Sarah Jackson Mrs. Glen Eranum
White Lily Dance.

The White. Lily Social club VIII Si"f
its third dance OF the season NEXT
Thursday evening at the Armory hdu
Renwood. Music will be furnished ny
Bachman's orchestra. Invitations Tor
the affair are now being sent out.
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1ood SroScr Arranged.

Al a meeting Of the committees or the
Mons Bible class Of the Vance Memoir
inI Tresbyterian church held Sunday IT.
was decided TO hold a smoker on Friday
evening. October l3, and to renew tho
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Glass Twenty-four.

The members Of Class - of the
Thomson NJ. Z. church, OF which Mrs.
Frank II. Kinchcloc is teacher. will be
entertained at their October meeting
bv Mrs. Louise Earnest and Mrs. Bert
By Mrs. Louis Earnest and Mrs. Bert
Wabash street. Island. rms meeting
is for the members only. me meet.
ingS at which the entertalnmenI OF
..lfrSts is permissible are held in the
narlOrS of til echurCh.
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Sunset Club.

rb. Sunset ,.luh Il recent organization
OF local BUSINESS men held an informal
dinner party last "rcninE, ut the Coun-
try club Manager Dimmcy served din
Nor at o'clock.
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Handkerchief Shower.

AT he: home in Elm Grove last
evening, Miss Rhea Seibert enterii:l!'
ed With a handkerchief shower. as Il
complaint TO Miss lvadaie Moo:
whose wedding will be an event nf
this month. The guests enjoyed An
evening OF games and music. with the
serving OF pleasing refreshments as
the concluding feature. Present were:
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birthday PARTY,

Misses Mary Eliza and Harriet Noycs
were hoSl"SSrS last evening, i'll honor
uf their birthday anniversaries. From 3
until 10 o'clock tho guests were provided
with many interesting rastimes. and n
luncheon. wAS an enjoyable feature of
the affair. There were sixty guests.
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Will Entertain Club.

Miss Gertrude Garden. At her home
on North Main street. will hn hostess.
Thursday afternoon. tn the bridge club
of which she is member.
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Suffrage Meeting

American Guaranteed Paint. at fac
tory price; $l.S GI per ~ gallon wo d. v
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Held Reo7llar Meeting

American Guaranteed Paint, at FAC
Tory price, $1S5 per gallon. Louis Paul,
Leatherwood.
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fight with increased vtgor against the
McClelland Bible class OF Clarksburg
for first place. The standing OF the
two classes to date follows: