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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-14
Pierce County Fair
Sept. 20 q & 22

All Pierce county, with his wife
and children, will be at Ellsworth
during the three county fair dates
next week. And they will find much
to entertain, instruct and amuse
them.
There is promise of greatly in
creased line of exhibits in all de-
partments, and the lectures and in
structions which are to accompany
the judging of stock will be profit
able feature for every farmer.
Great improvement has been made
in Pierce county stock during the
past year, and farmers are getting
together in making stock raising a
better business through co-opera-
ton in buying and breeding the bet
ter strains. The county fair is one
Of the best mediums for the study OF
this subject and it's progress through
out the county.
For the amusement of it's guests
the Fair Association has secured
some real thrillers in free attrac-
tons. The leading feature in this
line will be the balloonist, who will
do double parachute drop and also
shoot off bombs at a dizzy height.
In front of the grandstand there
will be staged high wire stunt
and novelty bicycle act both of
which are rated as among the best
in the business.
The auto race program, between
amateur drivers, has been enlarged
somewhat, and will prove a big
drawing card. The drivers will be
from this county, and this fact will
create exceptional interest. There
will be fast and slow races, starting
and stopping races, and several 9TH
er forms of motor driving to test
the skill of the pilots. Something
better than usual is also promised in
the horse racing.
There will be special train service
on this branch during the F air.
Turn out and meet with your
friends at the Pierce county fair.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-14
High School Notes

Miss Grace Van Marter of the Fort
Pierre high school, has enrolled in the
Sophomore class.
The new books from the Township
Library fund have been ordered and
will be here within a short time.
The school gardens will be judged
Saturday and prizes awarded. Profs-
May and Warren Clark and Miss Cur
rier are the judges appointed.
Mr.. Sweet, our efficient janitor, has
just returned from his annual vaca-
tion He has been spending it in
northern Wisconsin hunting prxirie
chickens. He reports that the hunting
was not very good this year.
The improvements in the building
are complete and afford many needed
conveniences. Much credit for these
improvements is due Mr.. Jensen, who
gave unsparingly of his time in the
planning and supervision Of these
improvements. q
The quota of teachers in the public
school is now complete and includes
besides those mentioned in last weeks
notes, Miss Ruth Symes and Miss Beu-
lah Buck. Miss Symes has charge Of
the second grade and Miss Buck will
assist Miss Flood in supervision and
practice work.
This school is justly proud of the
record made by one of its last years
graduates from the commercial de-
partment. Fred Covers accepted a
position in one of the Canadian banks
operated by the Powell syndicate and
in the short course of three months
has been promoted to second highest
position in the Vangage bank.
Football prospects are excellent this
year. With almost all Of last years
team back, besides the substitutes, the
prospects are much better than they
were last year. Practice began Tues
day with a good squad out and good
schedule of games is promised. Mr..
Kuranz has charge of this work and
as he has played on the Carroll Col
lege team, should be an efficient coach.
The enrolment this year has reach
ed 1879 up to date. This is much bet
ter than the enrolment was at the be-
ginning of school last year.
Among the graduates of this school
who will enter higher institutions of
learning this fall are Targaretta Tag
CART, who will enroll in the Wayland
Academy, Beaver Dam; Kenneth
White, who begins his law course at
the University Of Minnesota, Jeff
Smith, who enters Lawrence and Ar
thur Upgren, who will take the COM
mercial course at the University of
and Roland Badger, who
enters the University of North Dako-
ia. A large group from the class of
'16 will enroll in the River Falls Nor
NAL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-14
With The Boys
On The Border
San Antonio, Texas,
Sept. 8, 1916.
Editor, River Falls Journal,
River Falls, Wis.

Sept. 9, 1916
Editor, River Falls Journal,
River Falls, Wis.
We just got back last night after a
twelve days absence at Landas Park,
New Branfels, Texas, where we had a
very enjoyable time and gained lot
of valuable experience.
The march out was made in two
days. San Antonio to Luxello sixteen
miles and Luxello to New Braunfels,
about nineteen miles. The second day
out was hot one and many dropped
out from sore feet or other troubles
and we were pretty tired on arriving
at camp.
Our stay at Camp Landa was made
pleasant by free access to Landa's
park, one Of the most beautiful little
parks we have seen. A picturesque
place with beautiful natural advan-
tages and added to this large bath
house, fully equipped and swimming
pool in creek having water clear as
crystal.
The city of New Braunfels was
thrown open to Wisconsin troops and
We were treated royalty and many
were the pleasant friendships formed.
Our return march to San Antonio
was made by night. We lost very few
men and came back in pretty good
shape with the exception of a few
sore feet and minor troubles. The
first lap back of nineteen miles was
made in about seven hours and the
second lap of sixteen miles in a little
less than six hours. We were glad to
get back to our big tents and the cots.
All the boys are holding up fine and
getting invaluable experience, but the
most of us will welcome the day, be it
soon or later, when we entrain for
dear old Wisconsin.
With best regards from the River
Falls boys.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-14
Harley Smith Gets
First Hunting License

Harley Smith, Of Beldenville, Rur-
al Route No. 2, took out the first
hunting license issued in Pierce
county this season. To date County
Clerk Oh. Hohle has issued 100 for
I916-17. The total number issued
by him last season was 982.
Diana appears to have frightened
Dan Cupid into hiding, as during
this period Of issuing hunting Il
censes, Mr.. Hohle has not been call
ed upon for a single marriage IL
canse.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-14
HOME CULTURE CLUB
Gonf %

Sept. 70
Hostess, Mrs. Louie Fuller
Lesson, VIM. Butler Yecets
Biographical sketch
Readings from his fairy and folk
ales
Readings from the poems
Leader-Mrs. Helen Brown
Officers for the coming year. 1916
1917:
Pres.-Mrs. Mabel Flower
Vice Pres. Mrs. Lizzie Davidson
Sec.-Mrs. Mealie Chapman
Treas.-Mrs. Maud Corson
Cor. Sec.-Mrs. Minnie Reynolds
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-14

DR.. A. j. Murdoch of Minneapolis,
w. G. Dawson of River Falls and
DIR. Murdoch of Taylors Falls made
a fishing trip to Big Butternut Lake
by auto Tuesday, returning with a
good catch.-St. Croix Falls Stan
dard Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18
A CHILD'S TONGUE
SHOWS If LIVER OR
BOWELS ARE ACTIVE
II cross, feverish, sick, bilious,
give fruit laxative at
once.

Every mother realizes after giving
Ihet lchilJrcn rrslitornp syrup az
Figs that this b. their idosl laxative.
because they love IFS pleasant taste
and 1t thoroughly cleanse. the tcnd'r
little stomach liver and bowels with
out gripping
When cross Irritable fotoIjsh 90
breath j. BAD stomach sour. look qt
the tongue. mother ~ coated. st,v
= t"%aSpuouful oi this hdTWlcss fruit
laxative ana ~ Cd few hours all tn
foul coustipatod WASTE" or bile tu,.
unilgcst"d food pa-sD. out of me
boWoi~, ana lou have Il v",l PLAYFUL
hid again. When its u.tlo system,
- FUN 90 cold throat sore has stou-
achichc. dIarrho'a. Indigestion co,i,
~ member. Oh good Inside olcJu--
ing should always oe the inst treat
mont giFcu
Millions of mothers keep ''llIfui-
mia syrup ct Figs handy they know
4 tcasplontul today saves . SICK child
tomorrow ASK your druggist tor "a
5O-.cut bottle ut ",uliu. MIA Sytup
of tigs which has directions tor
babies. children Of AN ages amt
gfuVr-up- printed ON the bottle B'-
war, Of ,ountcrfcits sold here. Fu
don't be footed set the genuine,
made by california F.g syrup Cont
pan,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18
Report of School Clinic At I
The Woman's Club Baby Week

~ the elm. h,ti 90 .ha Woman
club "UHn, Week fui .b, ,,tm..t
lion Of children a. .rhuo. la, a.uct,
two veto ,yomiaod \ J,, OF these
were brought Us thcir p1r,uJ- Wd
the parents were advised what t.,at
meut If an. wls Indicated bt .at
the srcltcr .umbcr OF hem Nyr,
sent from thc public schools being re-
torred uy the teachers With On, ,uI
soHt OF the parent. Tn, t,a. Hets
sent Ihcsc children for ,~NImiuluou.
because thcs showed plainly
SOME tilmont which might b., correct
cd, or because being ooutud 100 th.i.
cltsscs. it was fclt that there might
bc some physical condition rctirdiug
their school progress
As "tho clinic WAS Intended oulN tor
examination uo treatment wt- at
tempted pft va cases whore nhup maj
conditions V,r' found tn,., were
o. I- blended that 'hc p1rr. '.
~ an these children shalt EIuv what
conditions upI, tu.ud md thus hn
given au u]pppffuuIi. tu folio. ans
luc or trcatu,.| Indicated THE puh.
W. schuot authorities tr, ou,r'uH
hearty cooperation .. Communicating
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

character drnWius and ultimate aim
are alike loo hotus Amer can through
aud through 'Hcmpncld" s tho
story ur q group of persons who own
ed ana edited ana printed u ucvspa-
per iu a country town T. = not q
western story. e.. SEA many -o-cili,d
great American novels have been
II Us .ut e. story of husthng business
success OF insidious political corrup-
tiul. ,r dot,rm ned social climbing
II is not q problem novel. or . novel
with IL purpose nt tll. Ana It's
simplicity. its Iack uf excitement. jts
contoutcd dealing with small thiu2s
thore L. nothlus "slow or 'dull
about &c.
The novel Is not q story o. the town
hut simply of the towns weekly u,Ws-
paper. and of thu people who man.
aged It's dest,nies There Del the ola
Captain Who wrote editorials. To th.
Captain, lying machines ald woman
suffrage are alike contrary to the
course Of nature, and the Republican
party Is still the grand old party OF
Lincoln AID Grant There IL nothing
modern about the 1apta.a Dut AnthN.
and Mort and I'd Smith are modcIu
enough 60 maNc NJ Ed Smith * a
hustler who thinks. dreams ana
breathe success practical tangible
visible success ur a solid cash basis
Norton Cash rs q rich mans son who
is also a hustler of a different type.
whom queer chance briugs tu Hemp
mold 100 the guisc OF a tramp Authv
well Anthy ~ the girl who own the
paper just out uf college she bubble
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18
T TWO


The Elks fame throughout the ma
ton as the most original aud the best
fun-makors 90 every town b. excm-
plificd 10y the local herd IN one Of the
most unique shows ever staged vet
Months ago We hol q of The Elias
Ba<idr which ranked in our minds
with fancy work booths and home
cooking. with perhaps some dancing
and good times thrown IN ~ good
mcasurc-just To- maintain the rcpu-
tat'on OF the ORGANIZATION. Later We
were informed that the name had
been changed 90 "Foliios. aud TODAY
looking uu, we see that this is the
rightful name to 3e given. Alhuoucr-
que d. To have one big gala week be-
ginning MoudaN uIght-a week rs
iull of fun ana frolic as can Dee Jam
med We cannot even see % time FOR
tho proNorbial so Wiuks" ul sic,p.
aud after it h an over the Best pco-
pile viii probably be "ail a. but
much richer in purse and deeper Ion
the affections ~ me people they have
helped go give enjoyment
Tho attitude 81 the business m,u
OF the town ls shown hy the donations
which range FROM 'uuth paste Zoo tirm
implements. household furnish ms.
aud even 4 TON OF coal rat,,is post
%pacSngcf are heIIG r,'N'd dali, hy
Mr. Stortz from nu over tho country
from Els. Elks wives. aud J. ka
-swcothctrts. the package raising i1
value from soc io 5000
The booths have boon decorated
'and VIII be IN oharg" ut witc. amt
s~wccthoarts of tho Jniicr,d h'id 4
country store Is one az tb, aitru,-
.tions another has o large collection
OF beer ztc.ls while the more 1cs-
'thct!c souls WI bc attracted CO The
flower booth where fresh cat lowers
VIII be sold each c,ening the ever
popular doll booth and the fancy
,wurk booth.
The supreme effort OF the ladios hl-
beer pat into tins booth which BE- in
charge of Mrs Franz Stoitx aud d
competent committee g. connection
with this booth the ladies proudly
display a luncheon set Originally d
signed aud worked ty Mrs. lcrtc
Haggard and tell the fuliuNlug story
~ Christmas time one of The lead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18
MEM RODkS VI INT
LIBRARY


"Hempheld by patid Grayson To
set II apart from an the other adVen-
lures IN Contrntm'ui ana he other
adventures boo friendship aud the
other wauIerlngs along the friendly
road, this new book ct David Gray
sons bears a distinct and uumistnk-
able phrase Of definition upon rs IL
tie pagc: "Hcmpncid a Novel The
phrase might have gone turth"r
'Iicmpneld an American NoN.l
would not have been .Hu much 60 say
For this n"Nest adNeatur"' hy The
author Of The Friendly Road Nlil
take its pll'e among the group oi
novels that. however they may Ginef
In faults aud virtues and styles ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

win take undoubtedly about $500
nun p0p which Mexico Central and
south America traded with Eurnuo
before "a" war so 90 ts l~urosightod-
ness to begin uow go learn Spanish in
Order to have . share IN that t-
commercial development Nj J 90.
CaldH~. non colombia, south Aui,I.
iu,. charges uulS $500 monthly. slt
ing Two lessons ~ work. under MA,
most practical method ltcsidcu. '.
20ls Fast central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

Mr. aud Mrs. Henry q. Coors. 81 g.
who ave been visiting their son aud
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. q Coors.
Ir returned To their home In Las
Vegas On "Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Summers roturE".
ioudty night from New orlcanr.
where she attended the Mardi Gris
festivities. AIRS. summers has spent
the winter In h south, sisiting s'y-
cral cities at interest
Mr. aud Mrs Ernest Davis leave
early next week Tor 4 short TRIP
through Arizona.
Mrs. " n. Monctt lett Thursday
evening tor her nom, in Milwaukee
after spending the winter with ho,
mother, Mis, strickland.
Mrs. Warren Harrington who la
been Al Long Beach cal. Tor tb'
past two weeks, mas returned home
Mr &. L. Edelcu aud Mrs. Edclen
returned today after 3D. short stay Ia
~ Paso, MI Edciou has been hcr,
as Associated Press telegraph opcr-
ator Tor over u eat and was ord red
to III piso to help handle the pross
of telegraph work therc duriue The
Mexican trouble
Mr. and Mrs T. n Kent hive as
heir guest MTs \. T.. FinlaN of ran
Francisco. Mrs. fluiiw has been
visiting ~ kansas city and Is stop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

Itching piles provoke profanity but
profanity won't remove them Doan's
Ointment d. recommended Tor itching.
bleeding or pfotruding piles. soc at
any drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18
Or. Boyd Addr..sc~ Men club.

At a meeting of the st Ichns Mems
club held iu fhc Woman club Tues
day evening. Dr. BOYD save u most
interesting ana most d'IIghtfuliy in
formal tax no he mcr 0r the club
ana their friends on IN, subject Of
business and Education several
selections were given d. the club
q%uartcttc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

ing iaucs WORK magazines offered a
$50 prizc for suggestions for fancy
work. Mr. puolcr, Who was visiting
htr sister Mrs. g. u. IVES. conceived
the idea of sendiig this luu,hcon set
10 the contest managers. out of I 500
designs sent from ~ over IA, United
states, this -ct won first prize.
The following is % partial iI-' of
Albuquerque iadlo- who have donated
articles to this booth which insures
the eNcclicnce and beauty OF The wurl.
CThis llst is not complete but con-
tnlhs the names a%VlIlablcJ
Mrs = A. Miller NJ s. \ j Gan.
non, Mis- $ benjamin. Mrs. Jack pa
Wis. Mis- D. n |Coddirston. Mrs. f. *.
Sutclinc. Mrs Byron II Ivcs. Mis-. ,.
+ Mathis Mr. Goo r. craig. MIS-. =.
\. Sedilio Mrs. g. A. Rutherford.
Mrs n \ colVin Mr.. Thos. = Fol
cher. Jr.. Mrs. T.. " Fee Mrs. ". W
Martin Ms. II r. Mitchuor. Nj.
\ g iIirEs Mrs T. l. Grose. Mrs. !.
T. Mclaughlin. Mis- w \ smith
Mrs. Ray G. Bailey, Mrs Buck
Moore Ms : \ Kclrher Mr.. e..
klcinNort Mrs " NJ Wells. Mrs.
VIM \ Tiptol Mr.. Edward Fatr.
Mr. Regina Matthew Nre e. \. riud-
son Mr. Elem " Grcelo. Nr- +.
rrost McMur ay Mrs loui~ lli,id
Mr.. f. / johnson Mrt 81 Juuk,i.
Mrs o. T. knight Mrs. = " Allen
Mrs " j. jones Nh. " n Schutt.
MIS- Fred Liant Mrs Geo. Farrell
Mrs a. VI plbotcI Nr- " = Nc
CrciFht Mrs ! ~. Ga|usha. Mr.
Warren Sortcll, Mrs Tho WIlkUr-
son. Mrs " T. SVs'i Mrs " \
Flares. Miss Maudic heaven. Mrs f.
= Baithi-. Nj. Geo y. UelloH Mr.
Joseph BARNETT. Mrs \ g. Marsh.
Mis- 4 X check hrs e. \ Hawks
Mr. Agnes ,N,ryt Mrs. FrtuN g.
Youucrmuu Mrs q T. Miller Mis
l. T. Ludes, Mrs T. A. piuuc, Mts
y A. Butt. Mis VI Is WyldcH Mr..
u T.. Phillips. Mrs FRANK y Kruskc
Mrs Melton : Oi"ro Airs e. =
Copp Mts Geo. ". Yocum. MIS- En-
cry g.. R~lttcnhouse. Mr. Bca VIII
Jams. Mrs G.. TiuglcN. Mr. " g.
BarNsdalc. Miss Pearl T%omPkins MI
Lee LoWtnthal Mrs. " Il. Anderson.
Mrs : a. Bemis Mr.. ". e. Ham
hy, Mrs + Mnharnm. Mrs Frank
stort4. Mn r. + Jacobsen Mrs T..
W GALES. Mr-. = D. Moor NJ. W
g. M.arnS Mrs Gus Thciiu Mrs. ~
~ sherman Mrs. Joseph Brennan.
Mfs ] T. liannum. Mr, lIarry TIM
bragg Mr.. 'has Nciui MIS- ~ r.
butte MI % g. Uatlr VI s
stuart. Mrs r. KloiHvu.t Nr- s.
O. -sv.,k Ms Geo " Waller Nrs
j. v. Mechan Mt-. u \ BlaiIcN. Mr..
Geo. S.mm- Mr. I G. rhiSum Mrs
" T. Hr,unin. Mr. n T. llsau
Mr.. Iorio HHssard Mis- Ions Tracy.
Mrs. H. " 'uraes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18
NasOns' Dance.

MaSons u then friends last night
enjoyed q 81 Patrick's da' dance at
me Masonic tomplc at which several
int csting "%stuuts' were features.
Tho Masons are gaining quite . name
ns dance hosts and last ghts affair
WAS we'll ZAP 10 their standard
The following Itdios served TO
frosbmonis IN tho iobrt during IA"
evening Mis- r l. Hau-uu. Mrs e.
- Motlgcr Mrs A. r. Rogers. Mrs
John Nenahle Nrs -. NJ Williams.
Nrs c. y. Wright. Mfs Thomas
uughos
Tho committee in chHt4c wac CONF
posed CT. r " CartWri ghf chairman
Isaac Burih. Lawrcno. Buructtc.
Merle Cain. George H. Craig, T.
Williamson. - C. Wcllman. H. g.
Coors. Ed Sackrit. q Is sweeney. G..
$ HAYDEN w McMillin g. Lembkc.
VI. Meyer Reuben Perry, Robert Sew
ell Bert skinner. HIrry strong. Roy
Mcdonald. l.. ~ Chamhcrlin. John
- CLARK. Roy Tiednan lack Me
Donough : X Able. " ". strong.
Emory Davis.
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Furtncy executed an Irish jig to TN,
accpmphnimcnt Of considerable APP
plause and Jack Lapraik ana T. q,
fimmous sang a duet. Miss Marie
Higgins was accompanied
\ dance followed the play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18


Tn, Junior class oi th, university
last uipht presented if~ annual pi..
"St patri,k p0> OF 81 Bridget
at RudcN hall ur the campus Tho
production was written uN f. member
Of the class and staged entirely DO,
tho juniors. II was u very crcdita'lc
inaii. both .rom the clcNcrucs- u'
IN, lines aud -ltuations provided low
Miss Daphn" FpftnoN IA" auth co..
nd In the way ~ which The students
worked up the situations ana mace
the most IT the lines
The east included, hesid, the writ.
90 tue cubsrdN. Miss Wilkinson. Nis-
Hamilton. Mis- Thclnua Fortu"N.
Miss Reeves; M"ssrs Ray and l,'
Mc'arua, Joe Ruseubasu. VI l..
pn.riug. g. H. Hrorriu MosSrs Fui-
lcrtun aud Rutlcr acted as stage muu-
dRor and property man rospoctN'lr.
between the acts MIS- rhrlut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

HIGGINS was accompanies.
\ dance followed the play.
&
CbiIdrcu's play.
This afternoon, boz response tu ,i,.
mlnds for another presentation ot
HE attractive childrcn.s play whose
production closed Baby Week. Tho
FAIRY picture Book is pcinc staged
az the crystal thcatcr with the orls.
NAL cast
The play. which was written by
Mrs. r.. J.. Bradford and staged under
ncr direction. attracted much favor
1aic comment ana many r,uucsts tor
~ repetition were mad, WIN it is
ucing repeated The Theft of Thistle
down the Bdb. Weck play fu.-
uisncd by the Ladies' Home Journal
Added numbers are To be character
songs by Virginia Lee Williamson
ond violin numbers By David Moarns
Engagements announced.
Mr and MIS-. simon stern hd,"
made the formal uuccm at
he approaching marriage of thcJr
daughter Miss Alinc To NJ Leon NJ
Ham CO., Los Angeles on Nprl 18th.
Tho engagement was announced sn,-
,rdl months ago and iu the mean
time Nj iialu has made % number
90 Visits o. th, ~, and has acquitted
iui hims"li ct large ,iryio of friends
Mis-, Stern Is ono 90 ~Alhuqucruue
moot charmiug so,iot, girls and very
popular ip the younger set. \ great
deai uD out,rtaiigng VIII probably
take place in the nehr future Miss
stern Is the houutce al q tea being
given tins Afternoon py Mrs. David
Vcinman
Mr. and Mrs Louis ilfold have an
uounccd The engagement ut their snn.
Lawrence iif,ld. to Mis-. Margarc;
stein of cincinnati the Wedding to
take place ~ the carry guiumn Thcy
will make their home In philadel-
phia. where Nh llfeld is IN business
M Merle cain al this city SUI
priscG hts many friends here this
week with the news of his approach
INK marriage to "a young LADY In
Washington, H. g. THIS Wedding viii
do take place IN Aprl Mr. cain
X with the indian urig9tion service
8
ruc-da, Ii,crar, club.
The club met with Mr. Hope on
North Fourth street The PROGRAM
For the day was On women philan.
thropists ct our own day, and was
carried out a. follows.
Current fsvcnts Mrs. George Val
.uput
Ecyiow of the Autobiography =
Jan, Nddams Mr.. NJ. T.. Hickey.
uull House and other Work-Miss
Martha valiant
Helen Could shcpard-Mrs. = o..
Howden
Grace DudE, Mt. T. y Bullo H..
Tho civic subject The Needs 4
cur Giris. I,tdci. Mrs. Hope. WIS
turned over To- Miss VIM socret1iE
Of th, y " g. \. who spoke OF the
particular need of the WORKING girls
ct the city iu regard to means of
recreation
\ business meeting followed. with
a discussion oi tbs work for mex.
Thc next meeting H. 10 Dee with
Mr.. \. t. Stroup ior Nurth E,cy-
cnth street. on March rs.
8
Tho Z e. club imct "Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs a. /. iiust n
her nome uu North Eleventh street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

Mr. 1arr entertained tbo members
Of the Embroidery club AT Il Que
o'clock luncheon at thu Alvgrado
Monday.
The Luncheon Bridrr club mot
N"dnesday afternoon Mrs A A.
Allen was q guest of N, club Mrs
Jack Reynolds recently has been
elected q member of III, club
The Highland Bridge club met pr
day afternoon with Airs Thomas y.
Wiikcrson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

Mrs. " n. Monctt ieft Thursday
evening tor her home In milwaukee,
after spending tue winter with ho,
mother, Mis. strickland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

Mn Joshua Gu,u"iis is visiting IL
Las Vegas. she -aD.onp'nied Mis-
Sartme ltaynolds VIM II ON her way
to New york. To- th, Meadow Cit,.
Miss Raynulds wae n the city Tor
several DAYS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18

Mr. and Mrs. trtuh Butt went ~
santa Re yesterday g. attend the ia.
nora! OF cN-Golcruoi Thornton, an
uncle ut Mrs Butt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-18
ELECTRIC
SERVICE
Comfortable

The soft glow of Electric
Light adds 80 much To the
comfort of amy home.