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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
10 CENT "CAsCARETs"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, CONSTRUCTION
slllousness, Sour stom7eh! s"u
Breath-candy CathartlS'

No odds how bad your liver stolu, s,
ach or bowels; how much your s'a',, ne,,u
aches, how miserable you are lloni .I,'.,,
constipation, Indigestion, Diilousneapp ,,,p
and sluggish bowels-!ou always ~ ,a
relief with Cascarets. Ihey IllLuo
diately cleanse and regulate me Sson .Dnd
ach, remove the sour, fermenJiuE loTo I-,Io
and foul gases; take the excess ,, Ln, U,ro
from the liver and carry of the con,
supated waste matter ana POi'0h
rom tho intestines and bowelS' iii
IO-cent box from your drugsisC, 80. W."
Keep your liver and bowers oioIn, Co.
stomach sweet and head clear ,,nl ~,
months. They work while you sieep'
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
WEAK, NERVOUS OHIO WOMAN
Made Well By Delicious VinOl

Bellefontaine, Ohio. my blood was
very poor I was in a weak, nervous,
rundown condition. / tried different
remedies without benefit and one day
my druggist told me about Vinol L
tried 1t and il built me up in every way
blood, strength and nerves, and ] tell
my friends il is the best medicine on
earth. - Mrs. EARL BRUNsoN.
linol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil, sharpens the appetite
!nds digestion, enriches the blood and
In this natural manner creates strength
Pringle Drug Store, Pocahontas' ARK
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
| execution Issued un November 9Th, 1918, hg
n. u, RaRlln, CLERK Of the Circuit Court In
aud FOR Randolph county, Arkansas, on a
I Judgment rendered In said Court on July ~,
1915. wherein ParaE0ntas state Bank was
plaintiff and Il. l.. stackhnuse and ". n.
Blsuham we're defendants, have levied ON
The following described property Of W, r.
Bispham, toswiti
The southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section five lil, township nineteen
llpl north. range one OD Fast. containing 40
acres the northeast quarter Ot the northeast
quarter OF section twenty nine CO., township
nineteen tlpl north. range one ul East con-
tainlng forty acres, the south half Of block
tWo CD West Of Broadway in thu town OF po-
cahontass also tract Of land described a.
follows to-wlt; Commencing uu The North
line of the southwest quarter uf the north
east quarter Of section twenty-clght 90 town
ship nineteen upl north, range one an East
where said line crosses Marr's branch thence
running East TO corner OF said fprty, thence
South along the East line Of said forty 20 a
point nearly opposite Gin Spring, at which
point there Is rock planted In the ground
about feet, thence West 10 the said Mars
Branch. thence up the West side of said
Branch TO the place Of the beginning: con-
tanning ~ acres; the Northeast quarter of
the Southwest quarter Of section seventeen
Ii1l; the southwest quarter OF the Northwest
quarter Of section seventeen M. the south.
east quarter of the Northeast quarter Of sec
tion eighteen lIsl aud the Fast half Of the
Northwest quarter Of section twenty-one l.il
all in township nineteen ll9l "a uge one 10
East
And viii sell same or as mach thereof A. Il
necessary for the payment Of the said judg-
menL Interests and costs. on the 25th day of
lanuafr, 1919. a. the south front door OF the
c1IrtI1u,H in the town Of purahoutas, Ark -
ansas. The said sale will DE made between
the hours prescribed by law for Judicial sales
on a credit ot three months the purchaser
being required tD cNecuts good and solvent
note % be approved by the undersigned, bear
Ing interest from date % sale until paid az
the rate % ten per cent Der aunum.
WR. Russell.
sheriff
=. q. SchOun0yer.
ATTORNEY Tor plaintiff, -
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14

If you want to buy or sell real
estate, write s. c. Dowell, Walnut
Ridge, Ark. Also agent tor Iron
Mountain II. r. lands. 1859
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
WarnIng order

In the Randolph Chanccry Court. March
term 1918.
Myrtle y Vaughn Plaintiff
Against
Louis Vaughn. Defendant.
The defendant. Louis Vaughn. Is warned
TO appear ia this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint " the plaintiff. Myrtle
T. Vaughn. Il. g. Raglin. Clerk.
By u. 4. Mays. ID. q
Jackson & Meoks
Solicitors for plaintiff. 2O4tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
Marnina Order

In the Justice Peace Court. Upuan town.
ship. Randolph County. ATkan.a,. Before
J. A. Douglas Iustice.
Joseph Graham. plaintiH
vs.
I. ". Kennedy. l.. c. Kennedy 70. a.
kennedy, Mrs. o. J. Hipppu.tooi auu
o. q. Kennedy, defendants.
The defendants, y. NJ. Kennedy. L.r Ken.
Dody. II. \. Kennedy, Mrs. u.J. H.nY.r.t.rI
q q Kennedy, are warned 90 appear 100 fIr.
court within thirty days. and ansarr rIu
complaint Of the plalnuG. Joseph rr.nln.
Hled herein against them.
This December q. 1915
J. a. Douglg., o. D.
Campbell, Pope = Spikes
Attorneys for plaintiff. 80 %
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
The ouInIne That Does Not tffoe, The goaa

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAEA.
TIVE BROMD QUININFi8 better than ordinary
Quiniue and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing r. o. Remember the fun nrWe ard
lock for tins uguaturC q L. W. GROVE 25c
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
OUR WEEKLY !
FASHION LETTER
Attractive fur Sets OF Velvet, Plush,
or FOR. Fascinating Caps
20 Match.
New York. Jan. "a.


lust as the unkhug Of sloighbells
delghtcd The hearts Of the children
and growu.ups Of yesterday, so are
we Of today euraplured with the
thought OF winter, when tiny ooas'
ters may once more be brought into
use, aud the snow king, zealouslY
guards his aomun-mounlains aud
streams m ghlleriug snow-clad love-
illness.
For these days Of sleIghing aud
skating, not forgetting the gorgeous
wintry mornings when a brisk walk
over frozen paths brings a glow 70
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
Execution Sale

r. q. sthU0navyF
Attorney for pIElnlin,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14

20 a.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-01-14
Notice Of Commissioners Sac Of and

Attorney for plalutln. 90 IT,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
loycmdnJ Joseph
Timely sales fin the fort
 night before Easter

No time for diIIy-dallying now.
 Twelve shopping days in which to do everything that must be done before Easter.
 And there are sales in the Women's Garment Store to make the Easter dress suit easy of choice and less expensive.
 And there sales in the Millinery Store offering hun dreds of hats at the lowest prices that have obtained in the days preceding Easter
 In fact there are sales all the that have been arranged at time when buying is at its high tide and when the benefits to you are of the utmost importance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09

A special purchase enables us to name this low figure on these rich floral crepes on dark colored grounds. All pure silk. One of the most important offerings in our April Silk Sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09
Pongee parasols $1.95

They pretty and and by far the least expensive shades you've had the opportunity purchase in time In natural pongee rch dull silk that combines with it's beauty much good Shades made with eight gilt rbs
 acquered wooden staff and handle Edged navy Copen haoen b1ue and green with fin to match Man
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09

Yard wide plain colored taffetas, checks and striped taffetas in as sorted size checks and stripes. Also plain and fancy messalines. Here is one of the banner bargains and yet cold type cannot tell half of the good news. You must see the silk to fully appreciate the wonderful bargain that awaits your choosing in this offering.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-09

An assorted lot of Meteors, Crepe Charm euse, Palm Crepe, etc. All that is new, all that is rich. all that you could wish for in fine Silk fabrics. Silks that most women buy largely nowadays and offered at much below their real value. One should prepare themselves against future silk needs by responding to this offer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
WORLD ALMANAC FOR
1916 IS OFF PRESS

Among first uids To "a happy aud
pro. porous New Year thor, ~ always
tn, World Almanac THIS standard
reference book. fresh from the press
60 and bearing the date 1915, is nov
availibl" to purchasers. \ peep int1
the hoo shows that II comes to- tn.
public bringing. according 10 IT. an
nual custom. not only the election re-
turns. crop reports. business figures
sporting records and other statements
and statistics covering the transd'-
,ions of tie year Jus, passed. but tho
abundance of fresh facts and features
necessary to keeping up with a world
that move
The great war in Europe receives
attention ia a summary Of rents and
u chronological t1hlo. At another ,X-
tromc Of public interest the develop
mcnt of tho motion picture business
is touSid,tcd. There are Two pages
about woman sunragc achievement
and Tho recent utc Tho substance Ia
given eff the constitution rejected 20
the Sew YORK pulis last November
And among the other and unnuni-
borcd subjects ul special attention arr
these
widowed Mothers Pensions. rulit-
zeal Platforms, Congressional Com
mittecs State Legislation ~ tGr INIT
ed Stttoe. Peace Movements tn
Lincoln Highway from New York O"
san Francisco aud the Dixie Highway
from tn, Lakes tu the Gut War Re
lief Sleictics Armed STRENGTH at the
World Manufacture OF Munitions aud
Explosive 1915 state Census. Dir'o-
mats Dismissed from the United
states. National Reading Cttclo. Pub
lic. Society and school Lirhtaics "a
the United states Workmcn's ON
|Ionsatiou Laws. Gary school system,
Health Laws in New York city, the
Automubn" Industry, Naval Advisory
Huurd. public Schpul system IN Sow
YORK city, Unemployed IN Ncw i"rl
'City.
~ to things not 10 bc found IN this
Nlmannc II seems almos likely thtt
there are not ans such things. Any
way one must go Out ot his waS q"
discover them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
MUCH LAUGHTER IN
MUTT AND JEFF AT
COLLEGE AT CRYSTAL

laugh AND tn, world pH.H Zoo
,.l ~ .pd tua wool. .u. Ir
Iu.. u' thus Immortal poem we've.
never better Illustrated Ina. u tu.
new ,umrd Natt aud I,U u '.'
.our Nhi.h Ia FOO uu 10, u,Nt titit..
uou 1t th, or, stall ih,ltur DO. Is.
JtuJ1u - Watluo, tHd ..Hht TN.
u,U production white. t. th. Itt,.t
uf tho Mutt and I,N .Dt... mod which
is Hpuud tu bceumr moor, popular trI
pruIftul, tuJu 4u. H. Dol. pl.du. ,s.ut.
.s spuuaorcd aa usuui ID, Manage Diu
lill who was th, ur-t iu SEQ 90, AEON
d'riui possihiID-a uf transforms .n,
cartoons to the STAGE, Ma U,I with
hI. noted business aud managerial
t,uWtu. has suihsfrl uu, uf fn, Hr
'%uupIuI,s ana local FOLLOW o.. of i.
thHi a good W thvHtr,tlr mt, l. If.
90 WITNESSING 3D. u,IiYffuJu. &, uu FOO t..
'i'uIttd off ,Nc.lI,u.. utmt.N.I. Dol.
broadway ATTRACTIONS nm. .l.f I
composed u' th.rt. clover p,uu.. Niu
have been rnsasod tor th,.r r~,.uu.f.,.
tHlIlt|V J- art.-ts Singer. fIu. utI
rts and ein"U DESTROYER" Tho come
ed" which s.t.iIIs',. Win r,uuIut
uu. ''tics. orieiuul situations. nr,Ir
tonne ninth features thlt lr, aui
the b'ut,l path and uu ,.tn.rIt,
ur'Ir and electrical ~sHutum,nf . ID.
tv" acts and three s..up. It .uuilI..
exclusive musical number written ,
r'. 'lN for Tho uIr,. which doe
-DiInrd t. being ,DuII.Yt OF .r,.. .,rf
laughter hiItr.i aud action Or ,.J
have "u1"tod the p%frtIuu. stag, es
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
FILM STORY REVIVES
REMARKABLERECORDOF
FRONTIER OUTLAWRY

At the crystal thcntct Tuesday
January ~. the United states tcatur,
Film ,pmptnt viii present for uHc
hrsi time ~ this city. The Folly of a
Lifc OF crime featuring Soutns and
Evans one ~ the most remarkable
and spectacular SCENES for ORIGINALITY
over placed before the moving p,ctur,
world This picture b. vested not from.
mechanical IDEAS bat of actual cnn.
ditions of the original existence Of the
Sontng aud Evans gang IT California
which carried the bandits 80 ana rN'
pcricncc untufctold' showing the n1ro
strugglca ui the officers 60 follow th'm
me- is readily kuov7. showing the cop.
turc OF Suuttg ana Evans and thcs son.
rcncc of lifc imprisonment upon them.
also showing the prison hr'aks uHd'
On several occasions AZ Folsom ptituu,
f,dturlug the hardships aud oudur-
aucc these bandits have endured aud
,duoating th" young aud old 10 ths
wonderful story ana study RS strl
,h.ntcr TUESDAY January - matinee
and night Adults, 10 cents children.
= cents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

beers OF tho SIGMA Tau fraternity at
members OF the IniNersr society
Joined In muNinR the affair one OF
the most enjoyable of the year for the
folks on the hill with Charles u
Clarke. Robert Wigicy. and Robert
Scwcll On the committee for th,s, ia.
formal parties. sigma Taus are sure
80 have ropetitions OF the happ, event
~ last night. The fraternity songs
blended with the dance music. and
from appearances one would judg,
that college days gone by are Ia
reality the happivst ol an.
t.
Mrs. H. NJ Hockonhull, h ha,
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. n. u
Honiug for several months. LETT Frida,
for her home IN Jacksonville. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. u =. Rusonwald haV,
ns their guest Mrs \ Ruscnwald. who
arrived Wednesday evening from san
Francisco
Mr. n T. Bcrgmau. OF Santa I'o. BE-
the guest OF her sister, Mrs e.. g
Eycrhatt
g.
Mrs. paul g.. paulsc1 of Fcrgu,
Falls, MINI. is visiting her sister. Mrs
y. r. wills. ct this city Mrs. Paul.
sol viii spend the rest oi the winter
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

Christian S,lyu." srrNIc,H are hold
in the Woman club building co.
West Gold avenue. every SdudH,
morning At II o'clock sunday school
al as O'Clock Wednesday evening
meeting at s. o.,lu,l.
Reading room. open dHil' 'N,rni
Sunday and holidays iu room lN s.
r Nrmijo building \ tree ,%iI,ul5tun
library. Including an the works "i
Many Hakot Eddy aud other Juthul.
i1od christian Science literature. De-
maintained tu connection vith GA,
i'udlus room
III. public be- cordially invited 90 1.
tend th. sunday services. 90, Nrdu'
"a, evening meetings ana tu visit IA,
reading
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
Itr~t PRESBYTERIAN

Corner of rum street aud Silvo.
avenue.
Services at - a. IA and a., - ~.
Mpruiru Reception ct uoW mem.
hers and communion Morning theme.
The S"cupd coming uf christ
ENouing FulluNiup tho SERMON
Rev. j Edgar Williams viii present
sumc American tr1s II SCENE w.th 90,
s~tcruuptiDou.
tn, sunday school mrcts at q
%. u.
Young People. society ut ChIls.
tI1u |i.udottoi tt % g. % Co.,
Mus, Bog chorus choir under ti.
direction OF Mrs bradford
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

Randolph cook MISTER. residence.
i2O South BruadVHt. phones it5N
land 1883.
sermons ~ II q w and 80 y IN.
Topics of sermon Nurning, "MorJl
color Kindness Col Is Conscience b,
safe dude even The Boomer
|anR.'
Special music ur l,r the direction
of Mrs. Harmed, ch director
sunday school at 50 a. ~. Jamcs
bearing. supcriutci lent
Young Peoples retiEg at q so J..
M. IN lecture oom
We cordially iu. f' the puhli, t1
ATTEND the service. 20 the "Fricudl,
church Services practical. helpful.
instructive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

Impure blood runs you down
makes YOU an easy victim for disease.
For pure blood ana sound digestion
Burdock Blood Bittors. 1t all drug
stores. Price 800.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

\ weddilg "f Interest to tncIr maaS
friends in the city Wa that OF Mrs.
Ncttie clark and Mr. Russell Howe ~
the home of the brides sister Mrs.
Geo. Clinord of North l3th street
ON New Years eve. The ceremony too,
place in the presence of 4 small com
pany of relatives and friends. onlS u
few beside the immediate family be-
ing present Rev, g. T. Taylor oi the
Baptist church was the officiating
minister \ bountiful lunch Mas spread
for the guests Immediately after the
ceremony
The happy couple have taken up
their residence at iOr West Iiunins
avenue. where they are ~ home Ia
their host of friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
" the WOnlnp's club.

At the regular meeting ~ the We
mans club Yesterday afternoon. re-
ports tor the work for 1918 were made
b. the secretary ana treasurer and a
Ncry satisfactory showing was made.
The president reported the number oi
Red cross stamps sold under tho
clubs Jurisdiction TO ICE 1l,a5' other
comm tees reports brought III. count
for Albuquerque to 25,3fH other bus
mess attended 10 vas plans iormulat-
ed Tor an pld Folks onCoT ;G b.
given IN tn. g future. ana also q
motion passed to cooperate with the
Federation of Womcns' clubs ia Sew
Mexico tor the Better Babies week.
which begins March the iouath and
viii he observed hy cNoTy state Ia tn"
union This Was left ia In. hands "i
Dr. Contradictions, chairman ui
the child Welfare committee who
hopes to- make the w""k n Of com
munal interest and nen,t,ctioa.
An int resting program followed \
discussion Of The TRAGEDIES oi Child
hood ably handled 10y Mrs. John W.
Wilson ma Mrs. j. \. Miller,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
Luncheon Bridge.

The Luncheon Rridg. club met ~
day with Mrs. Louis NJ Reynolds
the stern apartments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

corner Of Lead avenue and south
Third street.
Charles oscar licckmHu pastor
Miss Edith borhy, ~dca"uncss.
sermons by the pastor at II a. ~.
and 13O y. m Morning theme, "a
Lesson From Cornelius. evening sub
Jet, ~ Prayer MEETING witch Every
Member WIN Attend +
SUNDAY school ga a. m
Epworth league. Il 80 T.. m.
special music Murniug
Anthem, 80, come to Ne, Nc
Weary ................. F1ori'
solo. "Robuk. Ne Not, - LORD
....r.s ....t.' ...t t. brow "
Miss Louise Thorn.
Evening "
Anthem. Soft Now the Light 90.
pay" ...... ............ shepard
Solo. "A Page ......... Henderson
Mr. join D. Falkcuhdrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
Miss Louise Thorn
Central N,cnrr Methodist.

Mex tu high school
The pastor " / deliver . New i,tr
message" ~ hotl service sunday and
will be glad to SEQ al tn, members
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

Corner of coat uId broadway. \.
'Tunthakcr, minist'I residence, Sos
south Edith street
sunday school. H 80 a. m
Preaching service. ~ g. m and
80 a. n. Moru.u theme, The ~.
per Room
Communion SER .c and reception
of members.
In place of ia, evening sermon B.
storoopticon leStur, ON Ben liur 80
slides.
y T.. < & h., T. SO y. NJ.
Following viii %, the musical pro-
gram. Morning 81, ice
organ Prelude; Nudnntc i1 e.
Minor ........ ......... Erau,N
Anthem: 'uuc succtly solemn
Though ...... ....... Ambrose
oncrtot>. "Siciliau' ....... Bach
solo ....... selected
Mrs ;. I Miller.
Postludc. "Marchc -ulenncllc
Evening service
organ Prelude. "B,rccusc 900. Kinder
Anthem The Radiant Morn .....
......... ... Woodward
Oncrtury: "Romau.o' ..... .Z|itterhtrt
Postludc In Cauo .c Form ......
............... ....... Lc1aigic
T. stanley S,lpI ~urguultt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08
Claude Albright on Coast.

Claude Albright. tihuuucrquc's con-
%tributiOn To the grand opera stage, -
to sing In San Francisco with La Scala
Grand opera company, when that
body commences It's engagement At
the Cort thcnter in the coast city jan
uary 80. This news comes from the
san Francisco Bulletun, which de
votes considerable space to a picture
and article IN the event. the Albu-
aucrquc diva receiving the major nor
ton of the emphasis.
In part the article SAYS:
Many individual iriumphs are cx-
pcctcd Of the merd5crs Of the La
Scala Grand opera company when
that organization appears At the Cort
thcatcr, January 80. Alice Nielsen
and Alice Gentle. OF course. are wen
known here and local music lovers
nave knowledge OF their extraord.-
nary abilities.
The La scala company contains a
number of other singers, however,
VIII have never appeared IN san
Francisco. bu, WHOSE regulations ar
Of the first rank. or these IN Nine.
Claude Albright. the leading contral-
To- of the company.
For i've years Nine Albright was
leading contralto at the opera Co
Unique. Paris. n then came To the
United states and appeared as kundi,
In "parsifal' and ~ Afnncris IA
"Aida." Nine Albright thea returned
To- Paris, appearing for some time at
the Paris Grand Opera house Ia a
variety Of roles. Later she vas with
the Berlin Oppra. EoCpntlN she has
been TOURING the east IN concert She
viii make her appearance at the cott
with the La Scala company IN tn
opening bin. Mime. Butterfly. APP
p.aring as Cho-cho-Sng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

i,ahy Meek IN New Mcxi,o.

The Lowland Brllgc club met Wit
Mrs Ackcrman ON Monday Afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

llrttlgc l,nHN.

Vrtsluc Isu1v. !
Mrs. ~ yrisarri. Miss yrisarrL Miss |
sophla and Miss rul,l,n yri.urri arc
hostesses this afternoon for one OF
the larges, card parties given this
season. The party win be- given in
n m Club ronms and Mrs. Y
yrisarrI. Jr.. Mr.. II : Uubb.u Miss
Salome stntcson ana AZ Ruth state
son VIII nssls, tho hostess. The clubl
rooms are most artisticnlly decorated
I'm rod and grce, tho collars of Inc
season. Beautiful Gu, bowers with
palms and ferns are used IN profusion.
while the bright NAVAJO rugs add al
touch Of nominees" and iuyury. Dur
ing In. r~efreshments prof dc NnuroI
mud n pianist viIl furnish uropram
of %d,lirhtfuI selections Tho l,,itcdl
pu,sts aro. MIR. r.. Acx,rmnn. Mrs \ ,
r. Armiio. Mrs. II = uubb.u Mrs 4 |
IL. Armlio Miss Armtio Mrs f. Bo,n |
Mira scott Mrs isaac Rar,h Mrs 10
A.. Bit,ncr. Mrs. Jamcs uusb,il Mrs ,
James Blaiu,y. Mrs. T. l.. bradford |
Mrs + u Cnnncla Nrs II n earns |
Miss virginia carr Mrs Amado cha. |
N.z. Miss chavez Mrs. Walter ConncII |
Mrs. l.. uupin, Mrs. 4. H. Conner |
Miss Estcllc Kelly. Mrs. Henry Coors. |
Miss Clusters, Miss II. Clusters. Mrs. |
Van Bl,ick. Mrs T.. N. pannhy. Mrs |
4, ~, A. 4, a u.,,L. H.
Emmv n-i.,kwnn N,. r. u,,,s Nil
"a u,,rs 1t,. a, ~ H., ~. , A. |
Hoigin. Mrs. r. HubbelI. Mrs. Arnol
lIuning. Mrs. iiust, Mrs. Noa Ilfoid ,
Miss Julia kclchcr. Mrs. Kcmpcnich
Mrs. T.. II. Kent. Mrs. NJ M.dlcr. Mrs.
Brown. Mrs. q. klock, Mrs. Jarret.
Mrs. u. \. Macpherson. Mrs. T.. \.
Mhln. Miss T. Mcclellan. Mrs " Me-,
Donald Mrs @ y Marion, Mrs. a g
M'fiNhih, MtH u mime MISS ""hal'
y pnnto, vrs - !, p,,n., ~.
u,olc Air. a. p,nktn Ar. : "a /
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Skinner N,s 81 St,,.snn Mis- -
S,nteson Mrs yrtsnrri 1, AIR. +
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Mrs q n Thomas Mis-. Tl,rney |
Mics Elranor Naugh,y. Mrs Wtnn 1
Mr.. charles White. Nirs. pr. WyId.r. |
Mrs. r Hilkcrson. Mrs j. Lewis MR.. |
Avert. Mr@ Nancy BcsNicA
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Tu"~da, idtefar> club.
The TUESDAY Literary cluh met WITT
Mre. l.puis Yield al her hom" on "s'
copper The subject Tor IN" daN was
'Bihl" Day, and the program carried
~ out ~ follows:
current Events Mr.. y a. McMil-
len,
A a. Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

The friends Of Mr. \ Il barton who
became a benedict on New Years day
when he was married to Miss Jose
phine Tomb OF La lunta, Colo. gave
the couple u delightful surpris. We'd
ncsday evening when they called a1d
presented n set of silver tableware.
The newly married couple live az 90.
South seventh street, Mt Barton IL
with the Armour company and has n
large circle Of friends here. The bride
was "A popular young lady IN La Junta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-08

/ An informal dance was held Last
night by tho active and alumni m"u.