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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-06-03
ANNUAL MEETING OF
ONTANA-YERINGTON

The annual meeting of the Montana
Yerington company was held at thu
company's Office Thursday 10 a. IN
Alere were 100000 shares rep
resented. The secretary Z. H. Whit.
takcr submitted a report OF the pro-
duction for the past year, showing q:
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-13
Increase Number OF Directors

Al recent meeting of the stock
holders Of he BoSalusa Building and
Loan association the number Of
directors was increased from Twelve
to twenty five. The directors are
W, n, Sullivan, {. P, Howard, J. T.
LaBesse, L. I. Gushing. NJ. K Pearce.
A, N Dobbs, Z, J, Wade, j. NJ. Me
Cabe NJ Marx J, L. Gould, Dr.. J. i.
Slaughter, a, S. Anderson, NJ. /.
WeuScne-, j. {. Lee, NJ, j. Mcmahon
NJ. /. Lawrence e. H. W'lccx, W.
c. Flanders, H. E. Baumgarten, L. F
Brignac, J. Y Sanders j., R. F. Nc
Donald, S W 0. Rrien, C. L. johnson
and G. }. Williams.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-13
WASHINGTON BANK SHOWS
REMARKABLE INCREASE
Deposits Increase From
$4,000 to Almost $500.
900 in Two Years

One Of the best indications CT
the return of prosperity 20 Wash
ington Parish. is shown in a state
ment just issued by the Washington
Bank and Trust Co., of this city.
The statement shows that the de-
posts are Sl96,69l.38. Two years
ago, January Il, the bank opened
for business in Franklinton and the
deposits we're $l8,Q0OOO. Since
that day there has been a steady
increase in their deposits until it
ranks as one Of the best bank in
the state, President Lindsey is
receiving congratulations from his
friends for the remarkable success
Of he institution.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-13
NO ICE !

The attention Of all business men
is called to Ordinance No. / Of the
Civ of Bogalusa, as the Licenses as
prescribed are now due and payable.
Owners of Dogs are requested to at
once get license tags for their dogs.
Cab and Carriage owners are
notified to secure license plate
PeddIerS and Hawkers to secure
license before beginning peddlinG.
These licenses are now due and
will be delinquent March lst.
}. X. johnson,
Commissioner Of Accounts and
Finances.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-13
Cure For La Grippe

The sun is the greatest physician
of them all. The luminary Of the
dav is the material source of life
and growth Mems bodies need the
sunshine as much as trees. plants
and.vegetables. Hunters, fishermen,
golfers, men whose occupations or
recreations take them out Of doors
are rarely sick. The great proven
tive for Ia grippe and all the other
diseases and ills to which flesh is
to pet out under the blessed sun,
breathe the fresh air of heaven,
and. like Antaeus in the old Greek
fable, which enraps great truth,
gather strength by coming in con-
tact with Mother Earth.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-13
FRANKL|NTON

FRANKLIN I'm
! Mrs. |. D. GreeNlaw is recuperat.
ia9 after a rather severe case Of
la&rippe.
/ Mr.. D. R. johnson and infaAt
son spent last week at her old home
in Port Hudson.
Misses Williamson and Mcneil
spent Sunday in New Orleans with
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson of Natchi.
toches.
! Miss FRANKIE Bickham was hostess
at an entertainments fer the Young
er Set on Tuesday evening of this
week.
| Mr.. hln9SDerry and daughter, OF
ANTE. motored over Sunday and
spent part Of the day with friends
here.
Miss Jenle BurrIs accompanied
Miss leXana Carter as far as New
Orleans on her return to the Uni
verslty Sunday, and remained over
IL the city a te" DAYS shopping
Pope, suffered q paralytlc stroke Oh
last Friday and IS IN L rather
critical condition at her sons nome
IN North tFankIInton.
Little Josephine Burris seems 10
be improving now and il is hoped
covered from her recent severe
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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-13

Mrs. J. W. Dees and sister, Miss
Eddie Odom, left Thursday fer a
visit with relatives in Angie.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-01-13

Fred Klein left Thursday for a
few days visit with relatives and
friends in the Crescent City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07

OF lrr first husband at the time oi
her divorce from him, had been taken
70 mountain resort by her grand
mother Following her unaltcrable Gus.
tom OF being near the child, though
unknown to her, Lillian had gone TO
another hotel near by, Perhaps she
wished TO tell me something about the
little girl instead OF giving me warn
ing about Dicky
But though | tried hard TO make
myself believe otherwise, the conyic-
ton that Dicky was the real reason
Tor my invitation to luncheon STAYED
with me during my trip 70 town, Nv
worry mast have been reflected IN my
face, for ! saw she met me with out,
stretched hands.
i never would have dared TO ask
YOU TO come in ii had known it was
going TO be so hot" she said in her
usual lmpulslve manner "But ! hadn,
seem YOU for so long, and wanted so
much to tell YOU OF my little girl that
when | found out from Dicky his
mother had gone away couldn't wait
TO see YOU any longer"
Her words relieved my anxiety. as |
supposed she intended they should
felt the tension OF the hours since her
message relax. We walked together
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07

Wha, not rent that "'cant house by
using an Okhhornan Want Ad Special
rates on for rent ads
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is ,he joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tab
lets, the substitute for calomel
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician
for II years and cslomel's old-timc en-
emy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel but a healing, sooth-
ing vegetable laxative,
No gripping is the 'l'cyno,c' OF these
little sugdr-coatcd, oil, c-colorcd tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally, They never force them to
unnatural action.
If YOU have dark brown mouth"
now and thcn--a bad hrea,h-a dull,
tired feeling - sick hcadach- - torpid
liver and are constipated, You'll find
quick, sure and only pleasant results
from ono or two little DR. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night Just TO keep right. Try them.
lOc and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
REVELATIONS
0NWlFE
Lillian Underwood Telephone, Madge
6V &ele Gorrisou~


TllE big house seemed very lonely to
INC alter my mother -ln-law' 5
abrupt departure had not
dreamed that could possibly miss the
Older woman'S companionShip, especial
ly after her hateful behavior concern
ing my refusal Of the school position
But when she had lett, in dignliied
dudgcon. for visit with her daugh-
Ter, Elizabeth, realized that had
come to like her, to depend upon her
cumpanlonship more than | had thought
possible II the country had not been
so beautiful | would have proposed go.
ing back to tho city But the tall hedges
lncloSing the old place were so fresh
and green, the rolling woodland view
from my chamber window so reStiul
my bcdS OF dahliaS, cosmos, maripolds
and naSturtlumS so brilliant that !
could no, bring myself 10 leave it,
II | had not had the vague uncaSi-
mes, concerning D,cky could have
been perfectly happy IN spite OF the
loneliness The cat and the puppy
Dicky had brought 10 me kept close
,o me all day long, Katie waited on
me hand and foot, and had time for
the intimate association with the woods
and field, that had longed for since
my babyhood
But my uncaSncSS concerning
Dlcky'S friendship with Grace Draper,
HI, beautiful protegc was deepening
To real alarm aud anger. had moth.
ing more tangible than the nclghbor.
hood gossip, which had so thorough.
" rcpulScd when it was offered me
by Mrs lloch and her daughter But
ncky was becoming more and more
dStrsit. and when he would allow moth
ing to keep him from taking the morn.
ing train on Which Miss Draper tray.
clel to the studio, remembered tha,
when We had first come to Marvin he
had taken any forenoon train he hap.
pcucd to choose
The second morning after his moth.
e., departure, Dieky almost missed
kissing me goodby in his mad haste
to- catch his tram lie rushed out OF
| the door after most pcriunctory peck
at my check. and saw him almos,
running down the little lane bordcred
With wild flowers that led across
lots to the railroad station
u cannot beat lm, any longer" |
nutlercd to myself, clculhmg my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07

Mr., Porter II Morgan and Mrs
Crcamcr The club viii meet IN two
week, with Mr., Morgan
.
The New Century club will meet to-
morrow at 80 o'clock in the library
Mrs t. { s Penny will be the leader
ot the continued program on South
America, her special topic being Co
lombis Mrs a \ MaNtled will talk
on Venezuela and Mr., J. NJ McCor
mack on the Gulanas Ecuador will
be discussed by MIR, Jasper Slpcs
4 & #
DR. and Mrs \ { Scld, entertained
the Monday Evening club last night.
with Mr and Mrs. John Emerich as
special guests Mrs. 4 G.. Parrish and
Mr. { +. Knight made the high ,corcs
The club will meet ncNt week with Mr.
and Mr., y | Thompson
Il & u
The Ianakia club met last night at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs John K.
McNcal The high scores were made
by Miss Ethel Walker and Mr. T.. W
Joyce The club will meet Monday
with Miss Walker
q
Mr.. and Mrs K. V IIcrycr enter
tanned the Monday Dinner club last
night, there being no guests, Mr., Her.
yer and MIR Charles McCaiicr,y made
the high score, OF tic evening. Mr.
and MIR, A + Euckc viii entertain
the club November %
g % e
Announcement is made OF the mar
rage OF Mrs. Anna Wallace to Mr.
Roy NJ DoSS Of Chcka>ha which was
quietly celebrated las, evening at 5
o'clock by the Rev II l. Van Horn
i'm the study ct the FIRST Christian
church. The only attendant, were Mis-,
Euucc Bcgkwlth and Mr. and Mrs q
/ ! Wright Mr., Dos> is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs T. { Morrl, oi Dallas.
and has resided m Oklahoma CITY for
some thee MIR DoSS IS the son oi Mr.
and Mrs ! T. Do>> Of Chlyka>ha and
is in business in tina, city where thcy
will reside
" g
I The Thursday Morning Bible cla>, ~
the First Christian church VIII hold its
regular meeting III the ladlc, parlorS
at 10 o'clock Thursday morning There
were forty present las, week. Anyone
who is interested in lhl, study is cor.
daily invited to be present Mr. Van
Horn will lead the lesson the text OF
which i, Living Message, OF the
Books by g. Campbell Morgan
What not rent that "7cant house by
using an Okhhoman Want Ad Special
rates on for rent ads
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hands. as ! saw the llochs, mother and
daughter, watching him from their
screened porch and imagined their
Satrical comments on his eagerness to
make the train
! sat lis,essly on the veranda for an
hour Then the ringing OF the tele
phone reused me As | took down
the receiver | heard the droning OF the
long distance operator "ls this Marvin
97lS" and at my affirmative answer
the husky voice OF Lillian Underwood
Hello, my dear" Her voice had
the comforting warmth which 1t had
held for me- ever since the memorable
day when BY her library fire we had
resurrected the SsAet which her past
life and Dicky ftAaTd We had
buried it again S~ed on, all our
been sworn frisxkfytr since
"Oh, Mrs MdtS*ood" Ny voice
was almost peal Of Ioy VI am so
glad to hear your voice
Something Very Important"
Are YOU very busy Is there any.
thing you cannot leave for the day |
want you to lunch with me have
something important to talk over with
YOU"
hastily consulted my watch. III !
hurry | can catch the 1921. Where
can | see YOU? The train reaches the
Pennsylvania at II o'clock"
"I'll be in the woman'S waiting room
at the Pennsylvania not the Long
Island, the main waiting room, Look
for me there"
Won, that be nconyen'ent tor
YOU"
Not bit | have to 60 within a
block Al there this morning, anyway.
very well, then I'll be there. Good
by"
As | hung up the receiver ! was con.
scious of two distinct emotions, ono OF
gladncss at the opportunity OF seeing
Lillian Underwood once more, the
other OF terror over what she had to
tell me.
For. with swift presence, ! felt that
"some,hing important had something
to do with Dicky
Is Dicky the Reason1
She had the opportunity to know
Dicky's temperament as no other per
son had She had been the guiding
friend and comrade OF his youthful
student DAYS. she had made supreme
sacrifice for him. and gained his ever
lasting reverence and gratitude there
by. Her studio was on the same floor
as his, giving her an uncxcellcd oppor
,unity to know all the daily happening
OF his LIE.
She had warned me once OF Dicky'.
propensity to be cphemeralk attracted
by beautiful face, and had tried 10
show me what course OF conduct would
best avail me in dealing with my huSs
band, mcrcurlal temperament Wba
had she discovered that made her sum.
mon me so abruptly
Then with swift revulslon OF feel.
ing | laughed at my own fears. Be.
cause n my mother in laws prejudice
against Mrs. Underwood | had only
been able to see her by stealth since
Dicky's mother had come to live with
us. could count on the fingers o.
one hand the meetings we had hat
since our memorable cha, by the II.
brary fire. For SIX weeks | had heard
nothing OF her Her little girl whom
Lillian had given w to the custody
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07

toward the taxioab entrance to the sta
ton.
"Now | am going to do penarce for
bringing YOU up through the heat"
she said as she sgnaled to the starter
OF the machines we are going 10
take a spin up through the park to that
delightful old inn on the Hudson and
have luncheon on the terrace over
looking the river. Not a word OF pro-
test my dear This is my party, |
will not have it spoiled by objections"
Copyright, l9l6)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
Girl Earns More
by Washtub Route
Than Typewriting

NORRISIOWN Pa, No, : Quit
ting her position as ,tcnographcr to 60
to the wa,h,ub, Miss Gcorgcauna Cuth
bert a ialr damscl OF the Nam Line
Is making 500 week. and she only
handles i've washes to do it. according
To her testimony in the equity action
III which she IS defendant and Mrs.
Marie Lusson, her ncighbor. plaintiff
Miss tuthbcrt informed Judge Swartz
that ono family alone pays her $50. an
other $l2 two 81 and fifth s. a week
She gets the business, she says, because
she does not use bleach or acid in
cleansing None OF the clothing I
handle IS Soiled, only mussed." she said
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32eG.0!;, C, efN m

room Of the hotel were Mfr and MIR,
Ar,hur Clarke Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Miller Mr., B,rnard II lone, Mfr,
Ale,ha Barr Tai Mise, Madeline
| Cottinpham blanche Clarpctt. Myra
Wilson. Margaret Pcttcc Grncllc uail.
Fannie Warrington Harriet Newmal
nf II loui, Nc,,rs Y + NcIpni.
lack Spencer William r. Craycroft
/ Aired Vance Frank Schc,pcr Ucnr,
IK Hoffman Eugene Wilmington. In.
fbcr Cleveland William l'pshaw and
Noulron Green
- -
Nr and Mrs Io,crh O,iut ,ho
have recently returned 10 their own
home on Thirty fourth street, will be
at home informally TO their friends
Sunday afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock
\ Y "
Mrs John II Frederickson and Mrs.
/ George Frcderickson will issue ,nyi-
tations soon for a tea in honor of Mr..
H. /. Constant TO be given THURSDAY
afternoon, November 10 at the Coun-
Itry club This will be followed by \
4%n'c III 'ne 'ln,e evening IN honot ol MISS
! '-''''o' ,,'''"S W N'" W 't%"N, wy
e,,,L,an '' "''' ~ '' '''''' 49, - wv
, y
.r, a.
,I'>..,., ,.........
arc ,,ll IN school viii MT on an orr.
entail n,rtomimc Wedrcqd,y c,,riro
November y al & bcld,k IN the Nu,,
cal Art Institute. The pantomimc wa,
written by Mis-, Madeline Cottugham
who IS also directing the production \
dance will follow the performance Tn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
Tomorrow's S Events

um -, A.. Y.,l ua.,.
T.,.,,. 'i,, ..rn..,s J,b,ar,
Eortoishti, Rs.ssrcb club, Mrs 1 "
Thompeon
I.dIe.' Music cIub chorus, studio Of
Mr. Rowland u. Williams.
Daughter. of the American Re, oiu-
tion, Nr- Georxe " Piersoi
DuoIIcste Whist club. Mr.. }, e..
ktreei
"wednesday Luncheon club. Mrs {,
Edssr 'Honnold
,s...,, nail, IL, NJ. u..s,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07
Better Menu
Contest
MEN U FOR FOUR.

Breakfast
Odt Meal and Buttcrcd Toast
Whole Wheat Mullins
Fried Bacon and Eggs
Cocoa or Coffee
Lunch
Vegetable Soup
Whole Wheat Bread Baked Apples
Iced Buttcrmilk
Dinner
Vegetable Soup 0cit from lunch)
Pot Roast
Brown Gravy
Baked Irish Potatoes
Candled Sweet Potatoes
Celery Waldorf Salad
Society Rolls
Grape Jelly
Grapcnut Pudding With Cream Sauce
Recipe for Society Rolls-Onc cup OF
mashed potatoes cup sweet milk, i
cup OF flour, - cup OF lard, ., cup Of
sugar. teaspoon salt, egg. | cake
OF tlcischmann'S Yeast dissolved in
warm water; let raise , hours then
add quart OF flour, roll, cut out like
biscuit le, rise hour and bake These
arc easily made and arc very delicious
Waldorf Salad-Dice apples and Gel
cry, add nuts and cover with mayon-
naISe dressing; this is very inexpensive
and good
MRS. CARSE WILLIS.
l00l East Ninth 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-07

y-W RlSS ELIZABETH BEACH oi
MW Lafayette, Ind, who j, the
NWI guest OF Mis-, Genellc Halle,
q v q was the guest OF honor At a
charming dinner given by Mr
and Mrs. Leon W. llucku, at $50
o'clock last evening IN the Lcc.iiuck-
ins hotel The long table, placed in the
private dining room, was beautltulwith
large baskets Of pink carnations and
ferns, with tall pink candles at inter
walls, ,ddwn the table. The appointment,
Of tic dinner were carried out IN the
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