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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-16
Pay your Building & Loan
dues today.

ray your Bulldlng % Loan
dues today.
Fain Routen visited Fulton
friends Sunday.
Same mdse. at same old price
at Sullivan Bros.
SAFETY FIRST means a pol
icy with HENRY & HENRY.
Joe Ingle spent several days
in Missouri last week hunting.
Men 5 Wooden Mills Pants at
95c and up at Sullivan Bros.
Narcissus bulbs on hand now
at Zoe per Dozen Frankye
Reid.
Why pay $3.50 for your cordu
roy suit when Sullivan Bros. Will
sell you the same thing for
$3.50.
Mrs. j. NJ. Reid returned Sat-
urday from three weeks visit
with Mrs. III. c.. johnson, IN
Memphis, and friends in Nash
Vile.
Geo. n. Helm went to Memphis
Sunday to see his wife who is
eOnvaleseing at the Lucy Brink
ley Hospital, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Helm will not return for
some time yet
The following attended the
dance in Fulton on Friday even
ing given by the young ladies OF
that city at the Elks Club: DIR.
and Mrs. j. W. McPheeters, Miss
Annie Lee Brown, Mr.. and Mrs:
Chester Barnes, Mrs. Mitchell
Wright, Mrs. Joe Engle, Jim II.
Pickett and brewery Bondurant-
The younger set gave Miss
Annie Russell Moore a surprise
party Friday evening from 8 10
III at her home. Different
games were played and music
and singing enjoyed. At the
close a delicious salad course was
served. Those present were
Misses Mary Tempo Burnett, Lu-
ellie Hendrix, Lois Choate, Eva
Adkisson, Oma Shaw, Christine
Smothermon, Bessie Jean Doug
lass, Helen Handy, Helen hice'
Anita Dodds, Esther Bartleti'
Annie Helm Ellison, and kuIn
Barrett, and Harry Grain, Har
old Rice, David Oliver, Aen,
Handy, Cecil Roper, Richard
Prather, Harry Walker, Budiey
! C2aiin, Erie Ezell, Ward Harper
and Henry Binford.
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SHOW BOAT COMING.

Cooley & Pell's floating thea
tire, the Wonderland, present
ing tie beautiful cOmedy-drama,
Hal of the His. WIN Slow at
Hickman on Monday nir&t, Non
both.
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TENNESSEE FOR WILSON.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 13.-Tenues-
see voters showed eonclusively that
they approve the present administrs-
ton, both national and state. BY CIV
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-11-16

VIII appreciate your orders
early for Thanksgiving Chrysan-
themums, roses and carnations IN
excellent condition. - Frankye
Reid.
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of Republican leaders. little inroads
were made on the 'Volunteer" state.
For the first time in many years that
a Presidential candidate invaded the
state. Charles Evans Hughes brought
his campaign into this city but with
little effect.
The Tennessee General Assembly
which was eie ted viii be overwhelm-
ingly Democratic. From the present
aspect the Senate will be made up OF
six Republicans and twenty-seven
Democrats, while the lower house will
contain twenty-six Republicans and
seventy-three Democrats.
Tennessee Congressional Winners.
First. 5. r. Sells. Rep: Second, r.
W. Austin. Rep; Third. J. A Little
ton. Rep, indicated; Fourth. Cordell
Hull, DEM: Fifth, w. c. Houston.
Dem: Sixth. j. w. Byrns, Dem; Sew
enth. l.. p. Padgett. Dem; Eighth. T.
w. Sims. Dem; Ninth. F. J. Garrett.
Dem: Tenth Hubert Fisher. DEM
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Tennessee Congressional Winners,

Phone your grocery order to
Bsttersworth.
Don't forget to call for votes
on the free auto when you sub
scribe for the Courier.
HANDkERCHIEFS: Dobson'
assortment of Xmas handker-
chiefs are the talk of the town.
Come in and see the different
combination Of colors--DobsoE s.
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6reie YreHe iar seras: 9ieufag 10. 2ejtmbtr 1916.

9as einfa9ite @efiibl fir Sen SSr.
bolt oes 9egriffes Sumanitat, nit
Dem mir ia iebes @orgeben geger
9eutidlano brapieren, batte alio bas
Staatsoepartement peranlaIien iol-
len, bon lelbit in Betrograb ourd
unIern gotidafter, Der ia oortbiu
geIanbt mlrbe, neil lein @orgdnger
ablolnt nidts erreidte, n1f id)neQe.
re grlebigung Der Srage gu oran.
gen. Statt oeiIen bat man anoert.
baIh Monate perltreiden laiien, BE-
Dor man, uno a116 oann ni6t aus
eigenem @illen, Die @ngeIegenbeit
mieber a1fnabm.
@ie oas Staatsbepartement NIT
teilt, fat man in 2onOon nr1o Baris
enolid feline @enebmigung oa5u err
teilt, oaB Die bisber als 8eobadter
In England unb Sranfreid meilen-
oen Mrmeear5te Der Ser. Staateu
in 3ufunft ii6 ser Snipeftion Der
@efangenenlager miomen. Spater
iollen aud nod 3ipildr5te bir,iiber-
geifift lperben uno unlerm 8otl1af-
ter fiir Oieien 3tped atta6iert tperoen.
SSfr 9euti1Ianb meroen Die @efaH-
genenlager befanntlid Ieit langerer
3eit ipltenlatii6 fir Die @niierten
inipi5iert uno es lit oaber an Der
3eit, oaB man nid auf Der anbern
Seite etipas tut. Die 3uftdnoe in
gnglano uno Sranfreid ideinen iih
~alleroings gebeliert 51 boben uno
man bort nidt mebr iobiel .&lagen
pie gu anfang oes &rieges. Snl=
MERLIN tit eg tuiinidensuert, oaB
mir infer bumanitares @erf ser
@efaneenenfiriorge unparteiii6
burdfiibren. 3unlal oa Die 2iebes=
tatigfeit oes a~merifmiiden Soften
&ren5es bisber bouptIa9lid BEN OIL
Iiierten 8u @alte fam.
England bat Dor langerer 3eit
Ieine g~rlaltbnis CUR l1ebernn6nte ge-
niiier in SEN 2dnoern Der 3entral-
mddte CUR 3eit i~tationierten priDaten
amerifanii6en 4er5te : Expedition
gegeben, aber bie tatldhlihe ueber-
nabme uno Die g%ntIenouna bon Ser
b~unosmoteriaI etc. lit nod nift err
foIgt. l1nteritaatsiefretar Bbillips
bot bisber 6ie ertp6bnte grlaubnis
fiiir Selterrei6 l1ngarn gu ertpir-
FEN bermodt uno bdlt Senbungerl
oortbin ouf big aud fir Geutl6lano
@enebmigung bon 2on0on aus elm
~getroffen lit. @arum Oies gei6iebt,
lift nidt redt erfinOlidL aber I'M
Staats0epartement geideben man
berlei 9inge, Die MIR iduer 5l err
fldren iino.
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Ser Whlt Der gngIdn6er uni
5ran5oien bat iib aniheineno ieb,
aeboben. Sic iinb iiber5eugt, baf
ole @eranoerungen in Der &eeierunq
ibnen gum Sieg perbelfen lper0en
Gatia9li9 baben iie in England aud
nit 2lopb-@eorge ben beoeutenoiter
Wlam an Die optic geiteat, ben ie
baben, aber a1i9 er miro niht i'm
Stanoe iein aaes oas nad5ubolen.
mas in amei Sabren beriaumt lit,
IuBeroem glauben mir nidt, oab e,
before Sffi5iere 5l1r Berfigung bat.
als feline @mtsporgdnger. Sn
Sranfreif iiebt Die Sode nod nidi
10 gut aus, benz, BORT bat nan feline
&apa5itGt an Der Spite Der &egis-
rung lteben, mie in England. 0tan
bat aud nod mebr peridumt II. oerlo-
rem als briiben nber bent &anal uno
Oh bie neren militarilden Setter BET
Ter linb als bie friiberen, tpeiB man
audi nod nidt. Maeroings bat Sc,
neral NepiGe Die SffeniiDe BET Ser
bum brilliant gefibrt uno bat bort
audi iest mieber einen glan5enoen
grfolg errungen, aber 8eioes fano
aber inter giinitigen ltmltdnoen itatt
uno es lit baourb no6 ni6ts @us=
[dlaggebenoes erreiht. Die 9eutiden
~
Ideinen ieBt l6ol pieoer oas Gor-
oringen Der 5ran5oien gum Steberl
gebradt gu baben. &einesmegs be-
redtigt oaber bieler @rfolg Sic
6~ran5oien Su 10 groBntanligen &e-
oensarten, mie iie iie BET Der Be
Ipre9ung Der Interchangeable ge=
bratdt baben.
gu @roBipredereien tit gang ge=
iuiB oar fem @rr1o porbanoen. Sat-
ladlid lino oie GentraImddte Die
ein5igen, oie pirflide sroBe oauern-
oe @rfolge auf5umeiien baben. Gs
lit oGeroings moglid, Dab Die I-
Iiierten fiinftig m elmer gang an-
bern 8eiie porgeben weroen als bis
Der uno oaour6 anb gang anosre
grfoIge erringerL ober es lit nid]t
ipabrfdeinIid). 9enn es lit gang nno
gar nidt mabrideinlib, oaB Die vi
Iiierten bur1 2lopo-@eorge uno
gsepiGe nit einem Mal 70 fur6tbor
eritGrft lein loaten oaB Die Central
madte eat nidis mebr gegen lie
ausridten fomnten. Selbit Die Sat
iade, oab Die beioen 8remierminilter
2lopo= George l1no 9riano, oiftatori-
lde @etpolt erbalten baben, aBt oas
nift mnebmen. @lIo Deroen
mir tpeitere g~rgebniiie mol rnbig ab-
iuarten fonnen.
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Sic Gnuntn

Die County &ommilidre BON
Cameron goltntp baben Die Ibbal-
tang elmer Social Option 8abl fir
sic Stdote Sarlineen uno San 8e=
nito auf BEN 80. DECEMBER angeiest.
rMit frenbenerfiilltem @ersen".
idreibt Srau Yb. SEEING, 507 8eIt
81. Str, 0em Yorf gitp, vteile ih
Sbnen nit, bob ib quite grfolge nit
Ser alsge5eidmeten WeOi5in, Sor-
mis- Mlpenfrduter, er5ieIte. 3meimal
monatIid lit i6 an i6merem SLUT
gang uno bate Damn Infaae BON
Sdminbel uno aopfidmer5en. Nad,
@ebraub bon MIR elmer 6lal6e al-
p~enfr1ltter maren ale meine ge-
I6peroen peri6munoen. gs lit Elm
punoerbares SeiImittel. Mein flei-
ner Gobn, bier Sabre aft, bat eben-
faas sic Mebi5in nit gutem Grfolg
genommen. @ir fiblen uns beioe
mol. gluf meinen 3ot aebrauden
iett 5pei 0amen 4lpenfrauter. Sd
babe eiilen groBen 8efanntenfreis
nno rperbe mein 8eites periuben, oas
Seilmittel 6efannt 5lt maderl."
GauIenoe baben @eiunobeit ntto
&roft in oieIem aeiterprobten &rau-
terheilmittel gefnnoen. Man frage
nidt oorna6 in 4~potbefen; es lit BORT
nidt gu baben. IS miro Dem Yubli-
fun oireft bon Ben Seritellerl Or.
Geter Sabrnep & Son 60, 1875
60. Some gpe., Chicago, 81.
3u baben bei Srau Gbas. Ilbreht,
t23S-40 OIt-Gommerce StraBe.
(Nuaetael.
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Giienbabm . SabrpIan.

=. < q. =.
NnturEt -
SO. 12-8on 9areoo ......6:OO poral.
$50. 6-Gon 2are0o .6:15 ,nadm.
SEQ. Soon ct. 2onis 100 BORN.
SEQ. 7-gon St. @ortb unb Satta
SesSrten -. $3.50 BORN.
$50. 8-@on ct. aouis 800 abenb5
SEQ. II Sunibine gpectalN. bon ct.
2onis .........A.. 8:05 abenbs
Gbfanrt-
go. 4-glad galeitine ..7:15 morsens
SO. 2-y5uuibine Speeial", mad ct.
2onis .9:15 morgens
go. Social 1a6 sablor ..........
......... L.. 6:45 nadm.
SO. 6-stad ct. 2ouis uno Srten ar
Der Snnta Sc ......9:00 abenbs
$50. 81 Mad 2are6o. 900 moraens
10. 11-Gnh 2nrebn 1000 abenbs
g. q. x q. 3.
Nnfunft
$50. 16-gon 9oufton, Baeo uno Corr
pus gbri5ti ........6:55 nadm.
$50. 14-gon 5ouf.ou unb aiiftenorten
go. 12-gon goafum unO aiiFenorten
$50. 41-gon aerrbile $3.50 BORN.
No. 43-bon 8erbiae. MIR 9onntaas
6:45 abenos
80. 145-Won &errbiIre, tdeIid, alisaes
nout,nen Sonntnas ~.6:45 abenbs
Nbfdnrf
$50. 15-NnG Soufon, Bnco urlo gors
pns gbriih ........ 8:45 BORN.
$40. 13-Nnh 6oufton nnb Riiitenorten
1915 dbenos
SO. 11-Nah Doaflm unb 8iiitenorten
2:05 nadm.
SO. 42-Nad @errbiue, MIR an Conn
$50. i4sNNad aerrpirle .4:s5 abenSs
Hn. 146)Na6 Rerrpile fdgIid], dllsgez
1o11ff1en @onntnes. 7:05 BORN.
G. s. & .. n. taauptlinie.)
no. 1o1-'sunret 2imiteS. BON Sem Or
SO. 1872 emniet aimitsb, BON Can Srams
cisco 1858 BORN.
Ro. 7-9dnelans, bon geip Drleans.
Observation-Disclosures. 1920 borns.
Go. 8-ShneIsug. bon Sci Mio
........ ........ 11:50 bonn.
80 9-@rniet erprsk bon Mem Ors
leans ........... 7:10 nndm.
3o. 10-SMnfet Grprek. ron Gan Srnns
cisco .....-- $3.50 nndnr.
abfanrr-
80. 1O1--9unpl srmtteD. nan @au
30. ioa-sumiet aimiteb, mad Sem nrs
leans 400 bcrnt
No. 7-S&nenans. nod Sci gio. ~.
10. sI5dneu5ns mad Stem Orleans.
................ 1915 nadn,.
70. e-eunief erpreb mad Com Srans
cisco $3.50 nndtn1.
SO. 10-Suniet grpreB. nod Mep Or
lens ........... 1880 nndts
Spesial Oailb @rprek mad Gayle Sob
...... ........ 10 Mitternnht.
gynprYa 9fpff Nm.
anfun15 -
NO. 3O1-@on 6oniton. Bort 2upoeo.
8icfnrtn- guern 7.05 nadm
abfahrt-
Wn. so2-Mad gne-o. gictoria. Bort
qnpaea. Suuifon ..S:15 BORN.
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3u baben 6ei Srau Gbas. M[breht
t23S-40 O~It-Gommerce StraBe.
(Gnaetge).
8runoetnenmms .Ilebertraaunaen

Satob '9fen5 II. u. an Carl Hen8,
so Mder 2anO; $2,222.2.5
s. $. Hagsoale our6 Sberiff oil
Ostpalb 3errnann, @rinbftiif an Der
alein Ctr. $500.
&. s.. HagsbaIe burh Sberiff an
OsipaIb 5ermann, @riinbItiid ON Der
Cactus; $500.
8aIlace garnaban an Warb 9.
Glerauoer, 0rinoitiid i'll Yart 8rope
$500.
6. R. Gam Il. 5rau an Silpa Seis
mann. @ruuoitiid on Der @rupion CIR.
$4,000.
Srml @. s.. girf6auler IL. ". ourd
6beriff an Srm 90. 30. Campbell.
@riuoitid I'M Gorntbeglod 1850;
$72.92.
9. Namos burd S6eriff an 5rau g
&uufman, @runoifiid I'M ilelen gitpz
8lod 2462; $t7.98.
slbe 8. Gtofp, oairdl Sheriff, an Srar
6. 8aifman, 8rimbitiid i'm nelien 9th
8lod 1882; $19.97.
Sobn 6. Gfpeeneb, Durh Gheriff, an
Trm 8. 2aufman, 8rllnoitiid i'm neuer
Gitpsglod 2579; $26.59.
&. 8. Hobertion, ourd G6eriff. an
Sranl 9. amifmm, @rlmoitiid i'm neiier
gitbs8lod 1875; 5000.
3. Collins, burh Gberiff. an Sral
8. 9mufmdn. @runbitiid i'm neiien gitbs
8lod 299t; $34.S4.
Setter unb Hoiq Giro an Seuob unf
3. 9Siersouo!usti, so ader 2aub.
Aobert u. aurb II. q. on Die Gan gin.
tonic Sdool 8oaro, @runoitiid an Der
Trenton auenie; $500.
Qofebiep Sotuniite Company an Slma.
lie Rohie, @runoftiid in Der 2afebieh
Nonitiou; $500.
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Die Deuttge Gage.

Die Gage auf BEN &riessldau'
pI1sen bot ii9 beute nidt bel Der.
Gnoert. Die gentralmddte iteber
on Der @ren5e Der Woloat lnf
nabe ser Communicating. Sn Der
@eroun-@ egeno bat itd ni6ts perait.
bert utto an anoern Bunften if
nidts BON 8eoeutling paiiiert.
2loDo-@eorge bat auf Die 6rie-
6ensnote geanttportet. Seine Int-
mort laBt penig ooer gar feline @us-
iidt ntf Observation-Disclosures.
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SiIfc fir Gefanseuc in Sibirien
b~crsDgert.

Der aorreiponoeilt Ser 80. y.
Staats5eitung" in @aibington mel.
set: @ie man inn Staatsbepartement
fiirSli6 5ueab. bat SER Earning in
elmer 5meiten 0epeIhe on uniern
9otidofter IN Yetersmlrg oielen
nodmals oringeno eriudt, BET Der
ruiiiid)enGegierung p~oritelig SIT fuer-
ben, oamit Die lett Monaten IN
gientiin liegenoen &leioer nno Nab-
rungsmittel fir oeutid)e uno otter.
reihild : ungariide 8efangene eno-
lid an lire 8eitimmingsorte weiter
transportiert II. Die in ruiiiiden Son,
Sentrationslagern internierten In
gIiifli1en wenigitens %einigermaBeu
Dor ben ltnbiloen oes itrengen 8in-
tiers geifiitt peroen. gereits anl
"a. Sftober. alio Dor a~1oertbnlt
Monaten mar cine 9epeihe, an
Serrn 5rancis gegangen, Die hs
beute nidt einmal beanttDortet tit.
@abrlheinlih b1tte man bic gali5e
Gahe aildJ meiter idlafen lalien,
ga man lih p%rin5ipiel MIR iiber bic
oeutife llnmenihliffeit aufregt bel
aide Mrbeiter ourd bobe 2o6ue
sur Mrbeit y5ll perlofen", aber einc
Game aus Dem 8elterL Die ii6 Bic
Gorge fiir Die iibiriiden @efangener
sur Nufgobe gemadt, bat in Der
letten 5agell Ben leitenoen Serrer
I'M Staatsoepartentent nit ibren
8rotdte .gegen rniiiife llnmenidlidl.
felt energilh 3ugelebf.
SoiuoI Die oentlde pie Die otter.
reifii6 ungariIde Hegierung ba.
BEN ie Observation-Disclosures Dollars
gum Mnfmlf BON @interfleioung III,
lire @efangenen ausgetporfen, ail'
Ber6em bat pribote @oltatiefeit iif
Der Sabe angenommen unb nod
fonierpatiber Sdasung befinoen it'd
sur 3eit @aaren I'M @erte bon ei.
ner Minion Dollars, ndmlid @in'
terausriiIhingen fir iiber bunoert
tauIen6 Mann uno Nabrungsmitte|
i'm @erte bon etiua $4,000 II
gientiin nnb barren nuf Die Weiter.
trmsportierung an ibren geitim'
mnngsort. aaes periiigbore 9eber
aIe @oIe uno 8aumtpoae in MuB'
Lamb meroen fir Die Mrntee requt
riert, nnb in Den @efangenenlagerr
berrIft bittere Aot an Shub5eug
llnteraelie uno ShIafoeden. 0os
SiiIfsfomite iorete Dor alem FIl
Sil5i6ube, Oefen uno hineliifeS
llnter5eug, oas nid)t geraoe europdi
fden Sdnitt bat, oher mas OIL
Sonptiofe lit. gegen Die iibiriidC
&1Ite idritt. Nus Waneel an 81
ienbobnfpogeiL ober, neil Ole ruiiilht
&egieroung nidt mill, bat ieood Dos
qeiammte MfuteriaI bisber nidt tort
aeidJafft peroeu fonneu un6 ibel
Sibririen lit in5tpiihen Der @intel
gefommen. Soa nidt Der Sforbrt
tauienoe uno abertauienbe BON Sp
fern foroern, lit Gle bringenb not
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anfun-S
NO. 3O1-@on 5oufon. Bort 2upocd
@icforin- glero 7:05 nadm
abfnhrt-
Wn. 3o2-Mah gne-o. gictoria. Sort
2nbdea. Sortfton ..S:15 BORN.
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geritupfnna pernriadt franfe Sant

Sable unreine Soiit fomtnt bon
Sartleibigfeit. Or. Sings SEEM
Sife 8iqs beIeitieen oieien 3uitano
uno bepirfen cine gntleeruns am
MorgenL tueul beim 3ubettgeben ge-
uommen. 25c lei alien I~potbefern.
(In8.)
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CROWN BOTTuNG COMPANY,

Gbep. Wueler, gefhdftsfabrer.
III Sores Gbemie, gegeniiber Der Zone
Stor Brnlterei. Gdn Gntonio. Eeros.
az S~dbrifanten bon alien arten Gos
paipafIer. Mineraliunfer unb porsiiaIidl
nenf t~rpIbcfdnnten 2itbid SeTber
Heisc Feftbhsns areie abIieferuns.
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Santa De Is. 4. q. q. Depot).
Mbfabrt-
go. 6-Nah benz Rorben 300 nadm
SO. 2-Nah benz Roroen. .9:15 morg
Mnt,inft
go. T. Bom Noroen. $3.50 bornt
SO. Som Norben :. 1905 abenbS
g. q. Il. & o. 6. & q. u. Sepot.
Nntunff
&c.. 2-@on Corpus uprifi uno CART
40 Springs ........6:80 ndd9u,
SO. 4-Won Corpus gbrffi 4. 0rotuas'
bile ......... $500 BORN
abfo6rt
no. 1-Nas Corpus G1rifi ........
.10:30 BORN
go. 5--Nad Corpus gtriii unb Cor.
riao Gprinns .---.-10:45 abenbs
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS
Geo. Kepford's Birthday
Is Happily Celebrated

Mrs. George Kepford. of 1884 North
Sixth street, arranged a surprise party
for her husbands fifty-fourth birth
day. Musical numbers by the Misses
Ida and Beulah Huntzberger, of Bow
mansdale, nieces of Mrs. Kepford,
were enojyed and after gifts were pre-
sented to the host the following
guests were served with refreshments:
The Rev. and Mrs. William Yates, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kepford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Bushey, Miss GeneVieve Bushey, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kepford, Milton KEEP
ford, Misses Ida Huntzberger and
Buelah Hutzberger, Anne HERE, John
Crowman, George Murry, Mrs. Pearl
Michael and Maude Sidle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Michael and
family, of 1850 North Fourth street,
are spending the weekend and Deco
ration Day at Mrs. Michaels home in
Millersburg.
Mrs. Jennie Gosnell, of Marysville,
spent Friday in Harrisburg.
Mrs. Edna Bateman and daughter.
Mary Bateman, were in Marysville on
Thursday.
Raymond McEntee has returned to
Pittsburgh after spending several days
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Reel, of 345
Crescent street, have returned home
after visit with friends in Washing
ton, D. c.
C. Kennard Mcfarland, of 1417
Zarker street, is spending several days
in Berrysburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
GOLDSMITH
North Market Square
Shower Miss Mary Lerew
Who Will Be June Bride

Miss Mary Siple arranged a mis-
cellaneous shower for Miss Mary
Lerew, of 1925 State street, whose
marriage to John l. Hicks, of this city
will be an early June event The
guests met at the home of Miss Lerew
where music and games were enjoyed.
Vocal selections being presented by
Miss Mary Siple, Miss Susan Schlosser
and Miss Mary Lerew and piano selec-
tions by Miss Esther Jenkins. Many
handsome gifts including cut glass
and hand-painted china were received
by the bride-elect
The house was decorated with
locust blossoms and ferns. -...
A buffet supper was served to the
following guests: Miss Anna Black,
Miss Susan Schlosser Miss Gertrude
Hoover, Miss Effie Twigg. Miss Esther
Jenkins, Miss Marian Nissley, Miss
Anna Nisley, Miss Marie Stober, Miss
Mary Siple, Miss Mary Lerew. Miss
Helen Rudy. Miss Rebecca Kise of
Lancaster, Miss Mary Zudrell, Miss
Clara Stober, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lerew and daughters, Esther and
Grace, Mrs. John Lerew. Mrs. Jonas
Lerew, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Lerew,
Mrs. George Stats. Mrs. Clyde Lynch
and daughter, Eleanor, Mrs. James
Hayes, Mrs. Holsburg, Mrs. f. Baker,
Mrs. r. E. Trimmer and Mrs. j. Cob.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
LOCUST BLOSSOM
FETE GOING ON
Help the Pure Milk Society by
Attending Beautiful Out
door Entertainment

There was a large attendance at
the Locust Blossom Fete" to be held
this afternoon and evening at Cedar
Cliff Farms, the Olmsted country place
beyond New Cumberland. A great va
riety of amusement both for children
and grown-ups, with dancing to the In
spring music of the Sara Lemer or
chestra combined to make the fete
pleasurable.
The fete is being held by the Pure
Milk Society which does so much for
the babies of the city during the warm
weather, together with nursing and
medical care. Tickets of admission
cost $3.50 for adults; % cents for chill
dren with free sandwiches, lemonade
or tea during the day and fruit punch
and sandwiches during the evening.
To get to the fete:
BY Street Car - Take New Cumber-
land car leaving Market Square at 3.15,
S.45. AIS, 6.l5, 7.15 or 7.45 o'clock.
Get off at "Mumper's Lane" New
Cumberland, where free automobile
service will take you to the fete.
BY automobile service, cost 25
cents each way - Take automobile al
Front and Market streets, from 3
o'clock until II at night.
BY automobile or carriage - Follow
the three-foot yellow, white and blue
signs bearing the words, ITO Locust
Blossom Fete at Cedar Cliff Farms,
starting at entrance to Market street
Bridge and placed at quarter-mile in
| tervals along the three and one-hali
miles of road to the Olmsted country
house.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
Winners in Tournament
of Leap Year Tennis

The following matches in the Leap
Year tennis turnament for mixed dou-
bles were played Saturday at the
Country Club of Harrisburg:
Miss Dora Coe and DR.. George Mof-
fit won from Miss Frances Morrison
and Henry B. Bent, Ga, 2-6, 6-4; Miss
Margaret Williamson and Vance C.
Mccormick won from Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross A. Hickok, 6-2, 6-3; Mrs. Berne
H. Evans and Francis ]. Brady won
from Mrs. Frank Carney and Thomas
Earle, Ga, rs, Ga; Miss Eleanor
Clark and William McCreath won from
Miss Margaretta Fleming and r.
Boone Abott, 6-3, 6-4; Miss Martha
Fleming and Theodore Gould won
from Miss Frances Bailey and Henry
Gross, Pc, 6-3. Ga.
In the second round Miss Margaret
Williamson and Vance c. Mccormick
won from Miss Dora Coe and DR..
George Moffitt 6-S, 4-6, 6-3; Miss
Eleanor Clark and William McCreath
won from Mrs. Berne II. Evans and
Francis ]. Brady, So, 10, 6-1; Miss
Arta Williams and Howard Bingaman
won from Miss Julia Stamm and
Richard Robinson, 6-2, 60; Miss
Emily Bailey and Samuel W. Fleming,
Jr, won from Mrs. Howard Bingaman
and Charles Williams, 6-1, 6-2; Miss
/ Virginia King and Farley Gannett won
from Miss Constance Ferriday and A.
Reeder Ferriday, 60, 6-1; Miss Mar
garet Tenney and Richard Knibloe
won from Miss Mary Sponsler and
Frank Masters by default: Miss Mary
Reilly and Francis J. Hall won from
Miss Betty Peale and Edward j.
Stackpole, Jr.. 6-1, 7-5.
In the third round Miss Virginia
King and Farley Gannett won from
Miss Emily Bailey and Samuel w
Fleming, Jr., 6-3, GA. The semi
finals and finals will be played Memo
rial Day.
Mrs. Paul G. Smith presided at the
teatable ,on the veranda. Miss NJ
Caroline Weiss will preside on Memo
| rial Day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-29
Entertains His Force
at Picnic in Wildwood

c. z. Mengle, 2155 Logan street, a
foreman of the band turning operation
on the 33-to-11 shift at the Harris
burg Pipe and Pipe Bending Works;
gave a picnic at Wildwood to his men
and a good time was enjoyed.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Mengle and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs. Snow and fam
lily, Messrs. Swisher, Koons, Huston,
Lyter, Paul. Mohler and Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Dixon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Klineline. all of Harrisburg; Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Wertz and family, of
Highspire, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Redding and family, of York.
Miss Rebecca Kise, of Lancaster
spent the weekend with Miss Mary
Siple, 22S Seventeenth street.
a. w. Myers, of 100 State street
has returned after a business trip to
Scranton.