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EXTRA SPECIALS

zoe Souvenir and Fancy Deco
rated Plates ................I :,c
Toe Sewing Machine Oil. :;l.c
5uc one pound Absorbent Cotton
thoSpitaD ............... zoe
zoe silver Polishing Creams. Toe
tie box Rcuua's Charcoal
| Tablets. for NIL stomach
troubles. per hoN ......,. 90
Sl.Dn DIXON Razor Homes. igc
"5c Jar IraElc'S witch Hazel
Gold Cream. keeps the skin
| smooth and soft .,....... 1.c
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County Teachers institute
T. ~. NcNandcr. assistant ia cNt.u-
sIcE work.. recently spoke at tho Flu
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i'r":cA4,r Alfred Lawrence Halt
Quest hta returned from Rochester.
wh"r" he l"cturcd ou "SupnrviScd
study. Professor Manshan delivered
addresses ~ the dedication or tic now
high school at Millh"ro and al the King
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A4S""i;tt,"n - colleges and Secondary
schools. AT durham. ~ thiS meeting.
Professor J. J.. Mnnahan. of Tho school
i'f education. delivered IN address on
"Edu.atiOnal Tests and Measurements"
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o. Soap-Niolci. Rose. Oatmeal
and Witch Hazel: " for. Tue
soc Filipino Friction Spon2es. SIC
ooc one-pint Genuine Imported
BAY. fum .............. SIC
5oc Eubbcrsct Perfected Force
cup .......... ............. re
Toe McclilcnburG Apericut Water.
line laxative .....,........ toe
50c one dozen Baby Nipples. -. .Jc
loo one pound Mixed Canary Bird
Toe Camphor Ice iubcn. ....... 6c
Ice Black Head Rcmovers. $40. 81
lac TweeZcrS ................ 81
Zoe Styptic Pencils ... ac
~ oranGcw God Manicure Stick Ic
lac Bee Brand Root Beer ~ De-
zoe rrhSlc's 5-Erain iithia Tab
let's, 80 III bottle ......... i:c
iac Hay woods sulphur and
cream Tartar L-oaengcs. Ic
lac one pound Faro Wax. lie
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81 bottle Milan. the great
Blood and skin Tonic i0r

Zoe Stcarn's Electric Rat and
Roach Paste Observation-Disclosures Ire
/ 81 Rough on Rats .IIc
soc Shepherds House Fly priv-
cr Observation-Disclosures. SOC
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FLORENCE MAN Al ARMED AEou1
ERoTHER.

George NJ rcibert IS some,vha,
alarmed oyer the fate o; His brother
Ed and family who reside ak miles
from " ma. Arizona. IN Imperlai
county. California. This section is
the one where the storm and foods
are reported to be the most severe
and lives are said to have been lost
as well as damage running into the
thousands to property. Mr. neibert
has written his brother gcvera let.
ters since the Hoods began. hut has
received no pply and he is naturally
anxious regdrding his safety The
brother formerly resided in Florence
and is well known here 20 many peo
pic.--F1orence Citizen.
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hered by all Of the old timers Of that
community as having condacted a
most successful delivery and express
business during the boom days of the
town.
MANY PEOPLE FROM CAMPS.
The free autos running to the Now
els-stocLton sales made FIVE trips to
the CAMPS this morning to accommo-
date these wishing to take advantage
OF the rare values offered by the
Nowels-Stockton Mercantile company.
MRS. cHAMINes IN TOWN.
Mrs N. Chamings and daughter Ju,
dith of westcliffe are staying over
Sunday with Mrs. E. c. Baldwin on
River street
J. T. BARCLAY IN CITY.
j. T. Barclay. district manager OF
the International Correspondence
schools, arrived from Victor yester
day and is registered at the Miller for
several days.
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We ElNESDAY

WENT TO wssTcLiFFE TODAY.
Judge J. C. schweigert was pas.
senger on Denver & Rio Grande train
No | this afternoon for TEXAS Creek
while en- route to Westcliffe on short
business and professional trip.
GOING TO THE COAST
MIR. and Mrs. p. II. Troutman. viii
leave In day or two for Long Beach,
California. for stay OF about six
weeks. They will probably return by
way of Fresno and visit Rev and Mrs.
Sewer.
sALlDA MAN GETS
CONSULAR POSITION
Frank Lee OF this city sailed satur-
day from New York for Bordeaux,
France, where he will be stationed in
tho United States consular service.
Mrs Lee accompanied her son 20 New
York. She Will visit relatives in tho
East short time before returning to
Dallda. .--BsIlda Mall.
09TunNo 70 PUEBLO.
Nh, ". ,, nnmorDon Of Puabio
NctSfRs1 v ~ hoi1o Txcscay ollsI
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1ODArs OLDEST STORY
tBY UNITED PRESS, 4.

Amsterdam. Feb. 2.-cormany is IL
the tllroeg OF sauerkraut famine
nnd Ohio. U. s. A.. plus the British
Navy. Is rarity TO blame, In normal
times Germany depended on Chic fr
immense quantities OF catanye. The
British naval embargo on German i'm
rorts is therefore responsible for Ger
many's rredicnment, torutirer with
tho smallness OF the German cabbage
crop, on accornt Of the war.
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TUESDAY
MOVING TO oREYDENE AVE.

MOVING TO cREYDENE AVE.
Mr.. scroggs and family are moving
from South Reynolds avenue 10 Grey.
demo ave-. this week.
TO ROCKY FORD SUNDAY.
Shannon Wilson left Sunday fcr
Rocky Ford where he will spend thc
week visiting friends.
PvgoLoAMo BUY CAN.
NJ. G, r. MFlieen snd vito of IeuSf
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With some women frantically de-
mandIng the vote. and other women
vociferousIy and contemptuoualy de-
nouncinE Il. how IN tsrnatibp IL .
ni6rr ~" Of . msp 10 decide without
1lntInt IN sithor tho mud pr the
nihsf
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CARD OF 1nANks

To orr friends and neiehtors We
wish to extend our sincere thanks
for their many acts OF kineness and FOR
the assistance and sympathy SO free
ly given during the, tTyiag GAYS and
weeks caused ty the Illness and death
Of our beloved husband and father.
tsigned)
MRS. SADIE G. wILKIS.
DOROTHY WILKiN.
JUIIFT WI KIN.
PHILLIP WILKIN.
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FRIDAY
ENTERTAINING NEPHEW.

NEWS OF
DEATH OF GRANDFATHER.
d. G. Province received a telegram
Wednesday evening apDrising him of
the death of his grandfather, John
Meyers, at Solomon. Kansas
Mr.. Province visited his grandfather
while at home for the Christmas holi-
days and while he was net in the best
of health then, he was still able to be
around.
MIR. Meyers passed his 95th birth
day the 18th of this month.
Mr.. AHART RECOVERING.
After an operation on the hand for
blood poisoning, W. p Ahart of Grand
avenue is reported as/ getting along
nicely and a complete recovery is
expected soon MIR Ahart has been in
the hospital for several d Us.
TO PREPARE FOR SPRING cEAsoN
Miss Lois Goodrich. who has been
with the White Millinery the past sea-
son. will accompany Miss White as
far as Denver, where she will enter a
the coming spring season.
COUNTY OFFICES TO CLOSE ON
SATURDAY..
All of the county offices in the
court house will be closed Saturday
from ten O'Clock in the morning until
afternoon. OFT of respect to the late
Judge Charles A. Wilkin. The closing
will also enable the court house Off
cials and attaches to attend the fune-
raj.
ATTENDED WEDDING.
Miss Ruth Fredrickson spent We'd
resday in Florence as a guest at the
wedding of Miss Ethel Lewis and j..
WI Clayton.
HAVE BABY GIRL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bell of Oelwein,
Iowa, are the proud parents of baby
girl. Rena Gertrude. born in December.
Mrs. Bell was formerly Miss Rena
Higgins.
JUDGE LAVENDER TO DENVER.
Judge Charles Cavender of Lead
Thursday night. left on Denver & Rio
Grande train No. 10 this morning for
Denver, where he will attend the OBJ
sequies and burial Of Judge Wilkin on
Sunday.
WILL LEAVE FOR ST. LOUIS.
Miss Ethel White of the White Mil
linery will go to Denver on No. 10 Sat
urday morning, and from there will go
to st. Louis to buy line of pattern
hats and spring millinery.
Miss White will return home about
Feb. 18th with the latest spring styles.
WENT TO- DENVER.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Van Keuren
went to Denver this morning for a
few days visit with friends. On Sun
day Rev. Van Keuren will conduct
services at Trinity Memorial church
for Rev. George II. Holoran, its rec
tor. who will substitute for Rev. Van
Kelren at the morning service at
Christ church in this city.
Mr.. AND MRS. J. c. TOoMBS
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Toomts who have
spent the past several months visiting
relatives and friends in Tennessee and
Alabama returned to Canon City We'd
nesday and will spend the remainder
of the winter here. MIR. Toombs has
driven a tourist hack here the past
three or four tourist seasons.
DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNED.
Judge Charles Cavender arrived
here from Leadville Thursday night
and called the district court at .
O'Clock this morning for the consider
alton of some motions and petitions
fixed for hearing several weeks ago.
but ordered its adjournment on ac-
count of the death of Judge Wilkin.
Some doubt was raised as to the jiris-
diction of Judge Cavender to hear
these matters because OF the peculiar
circumstances resulting from judge
Wilkins death.
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SATURDAY
SPENDING WEEK in DENVER.

(TGNOtN9 "GEN TN OENtGhs
Mrs. C. Herman Graves and Miss
Carnicr are spending the week in
Denver on a pleasure trip.
GONE TO PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Easterly and lit.
tie daughter left this afternoon for
Pueblo Mr. Easterly, who has been
connected with the Royal Cleaners.
recently sold his interest in the firm
to Mr.. Isley.
GUEST AT COOPER HOME
Mrs N. A.. Dickson of Greenwood
Colo. is visiting in Canon City as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Cooper
and family at 500 Greenwood avenue.
She Will remain here for a week or
ten days.
TO ST. JOE, MO.
+. w. Green was an outgoing pas
senger on Denver & Rio Grande train
No. 10 this morning for st. Joe. No.
where he will spend some time look
ing after business matters requiring
his attention.
cueTEH PIONEER IN TOWN.
John SAKE Of Westcliffe, one OF tho
pioneer settlers OF Custer county, II
. business visitor In Canon City to-day.
Mr. saxe went 70 Silver ciiG O. eaEiy
- 1879 or before. and wili b Fsueah
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wANTED-To BUY four sinsle tnte
automobile tires with ) lues each
Phone White 1902. 27-pct
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wANTED-Board and room with
sleeping porch for lndy and two
children. Mrs. J. w. Hale. ie2 North
4th street 25pst.
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wANTED-To trade. 4Soom Brick
house South Canon for automobile
Phone Veg. ios. e5pet
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WANTED

WTANTED-Fat hens and hroilers. also
eggs. Market price paid. strsth-
fore hotel. 27-tf.
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wANTED-Mandoiin player agent in
Canon City. A good side line: no
capital required. The Famous Glib
son" Mandolin and Guitars. Write
Gibson, Western Braneh. 26i5 W
ssth avenue. Denver, Colorado. 27pit
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WANTED-AIan TO drive delivery
wagon. Royal Gorge Store. See
Gibson Lumber & Fuel Co. 25tf.
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spending week In Canon as III.
guest of Mrs. p. i. Conner OF 81
Pike avenue.
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WANTED Good horse for its feed or
part hire. Address at once F. in
care OF Record. 27p6t
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THURSDAY N,cHr.

\ meeting OF the members OF the
caron City Automobile club will be
held at the office OF the secretary OF
the chamber OF commerce. 5l2 Main
street. at 1880 O'Clock Thursday even
ing for the purpose ot holding the an
nuai election OF officers and atsendinr
to such other business as may come
up for consideration. The meet'nS
win be an important one and every
member of the club is urred to he
present
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cgLeeaAreo ElRrHpAY.

The seventieih birthday anniversary
OF Mrs. W. Y. Jenkins. as we'll as the
ffty-second anniversary Of her m1r-
riage. was celebrated with CONNIE
morative dinner at the Family home.
CA Pike ayenre. at noon today. There
were present Mr. ana Mrs. J. W. Jen.
krs and family; Mr.. and Mrs. c. II
Jenkins and family. Nr. and Nrs. Tom
Jenkins and Mrs. Ball and son. Jesse.
MEETING OF AUTOMOBILE CLUE
KLlII ~ ALL.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR sALE--young fresh Jersey COW.
Phone Canon 1872. .p25tc
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Ma ". NnU0r1on q fuablo
EstSfHse y ~ he1e Fssscsy St,ss
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FOR sALE-on caay Terms Resi-.
dencc at 100 S. 9th. Canon City: or
VIII trade for unimproved western
sarsas or eastern Colorado land. d.
2. PERKINS. Piitsburg. Kansas
2lpct.
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News Notes
THURSDAY

SUFFERING FROM TONSiLiTiS.
NJ. c. Maxwell, the barber, is con
fined to his home on Pike avenIe
since. last Saturday with tonsilitis
ap1 a had roId
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All of the county offices in the
court house will be closed Saturday
from ten O'Clock in the morning until
afternoon. OFT of respect to the late
Judge Charles A. Wilkin. The closing
will also enable the court house Off
cials and attaches to attend the fune-
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MRS. CONE IMPROVED.

Mrs Annie Cone. who was operated
for blood poison about ten days ago,
though still unable to leave the hos
pital is much improved.
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NUISANCE
LAW AGAINST JAY
CANTRElL'S PLACE?
ATTORNEY GENERAL undetermined
TO STOP ALLEGED SALES J
OF LIQUOR.
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY
Defendant Has Also Been Hailed 70
Federal Court-Business 10 Sought
To be Enjoined In Bill to be Filed tn
The Circuit Court.

Determined to use every power Of
his office to abate the sale of liquor
at Mt Pleasant, Attorney General
Horace Frierson has given Jay Cam
trell of Mt Pleasant, formal five days
notice under the nuisance act that
he will proceed in accordance with that
act to have his place of business en-
joined as nuisance. 1t is alleged by
the attorney general that Cantrell
persists in selling liquor, that his place
has come to be nuisance by reason
OF this fact and also by reason of the
fact that lewdness is permitted there
and about.
Cantrell has been conspicuous fig
ure in recent months in the courts.
having been indicted both in the state
and federal courts for bootlegging and
also having been cited for contempt
of court in Judge Meningitis court,
it being alleged that he sought to IN
timidate witness for the state. He
is brother of Mayor Cantrell of Mt
Pleasant.
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AC0UIT ON PLEA
OF I'm WRITTEN
MAN WHO KILLED j. l. SKIPPER,
APOLOGIES FOR TELLING LIE
TO GET SHOTGUN.

Jackson, Tenn, June latter de-
liberating on the case two hours, the
jury in the case of the State vs. E. A.
Atkins, charged with the murder of j.
L. Skipper, returned verdict of &C.
quilted. The trial had been in prog
ress three days and was attended by
hundreds of people. More interest
was manifested than in any trial In
the past two years. Atkins pleaded
the unwritten law and the destruction
of his home.
Following the verdict in the case,
Atkins went to Vernon Edenton, hard
ware merchant from whom he had got
ten the shotgun used in killing Skip
per, and apologized for having told him
a lie as to what he was going to use
the gun for.
The verdict Of acquittal occasioned
little surprise.
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SALE IS CANCELLED
BY CON R|BUIORS
NOTICE TO THAT EFFECT is
RECEIVED BY THE
HERALD.
NO REASON FOR ACTION GlVLN
viii Be Distinct Disappointment To
Many Farmers Who Were Looking
Forward With Eager Interest to the
Offerings.

Notice was received this morning
from the Nashville, Chattanooga G. st.
Louis railroad, under whose co-opera-
ton the auction sale of Aberdeen-An-
gus pure bred cattle was to have been
held on next Monday that the con-
tributors to the sale had cancelled it.
This will be very Disappointing to the
people of this county many of whom
had looked forward with eager ex.
pectancy to this sale. No reason is
given for this action.
The notice of the cancellation OF
the sale is as follows:
Notice is hereby given that the
auction sale Of registered Aberdeen
Angus cattle proposed to be held al
Columbia. Tennessee, Monday, June
5th, 1916, is cancelled.
"MAURY co. LIVE STOCK ASSN.
ALLAN Harlan, President
~. A. McClanahan, Secretary"
"The Nashville, Chattanooga & st
Louis Ry. begs to advise that on &C
count of the cancelling of the sale ar
ranged for Columbia, Monday, June
5th, 1916, the reduced rates advertised
for this date will not be in effect.
"H. F. Smith, vice-President.
81. P. Bellah, General Agent"
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DECLARE
MARRIAGE IS MORE
POPULAR IN MAURY
NOTABLE GAIN THIS YEAR ovER
SAME PERIOD OF LAST
YEAR.
BEFTY INCREASE DURING MAE
Thirty-tWo Couples Were Joined To4
gether as Compared With oaIS
Twenty-Five During the Same Period
OF 1915.

Daniel Cupid is right on the Job IN
Maury county this year. He is detsr-
mined that the record made last year.
when a loss in the number Of heagts
bound together was recorded, shall nOb
be duplicated this year. Every mOntEH
except alone that of April, shows O
substantial gain in marriages for the
year. During the past month thsra
were thirty-two licenses issued. In
May of last year only twenty-five were
issued, gain of ten or about thiKtF
per cent. In April twenty-seven u
censes were issued as compared with
twenty-eight the year before.
January, February and March ali
show increases Of from ten TO twenty
per cent This is now the "LeaSy
month Of June" when, according tos
popular tradition, there are more we'd
dings than any other month. Az a
matter of fact that is not the case for
June in Maury county will not hold q
candle to dark December" in the mat
ter Of matrimonial alliances.
Just why the big increase, Clerk
Mpscomb, who holds the marriages
book in keeping, offers no explanation
He does not hesitate to say, however,
that it is very. very gratifying show
ing. If there is any duty that de-
wolves upon the genial clerk in which,
he fairly delights, in fact exudes joy
and perspires happiness, 1t is that OF
issuing the papers necessary to bind
together in Undesirable union two in
destructible hearts. 1t may be that
his zeal in this direction accounts In
part at least for the splendid showing
that Mr. Cupid has been able to make.
this year in Maury county.
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DIMPLE WELCOME
WAS ROYAL ONE
LOUISVILLE POSTS COMMENT ON
STOP OF KENTUCKY 6ooS-
TIERS HERE.

The Louisville Post contains the fol-
lowing reference to the stop of the
Kentucky Boosters in Columbia:
"Columbians were determined. weeks
ago, that they would show the Ken
tuckians why it was good thing to
come to Columbia, and fine recep-
ton was awaiting them. Mayor ]. M.
Dedman and hundreds of his fellow.
citizens were prepared early to make
the visitors feel that town that can
give such a fine start to the visitors
ball team can do many other fine
things. A long line of autos was ready
for a ride that would reveal to the
boosters signs of the varied products
of Columbia all the way from mules
to college trained young men and
women. Columbia is the metropolis
of Maury county, one of the richest
counties in the State, and great mule
market. 1t is the seat of the Columbia
Military Academy and Columbia Insti-
tute.
Whoever first began calling Column
bia the Dimple of the Universe surely
first saw a composite of the many
pretty girls here in addition to the
numerous other charms of the place.
John Trotwood Moore, author, is
credited with the initial use of the
'dimple' name.
'In front of the court house Mayor
Dedman and County Judge J. T. Nc
Knight welcomed the boosters and
Frank Cassell, DR.. Ben l. Bruner and
William A. Burnett told the big crowd
how glad they we're they could come.
"The Herald, Columbia's daily, ex-
tended a splendid welcome to the Wis
itors, and many articles linking Maury
county and Louisville were presented
by Editor J. /. Finney. Columbia
merchants he said are large buyers
from Louisville jobbers Probably
Maury county buys more hardware in
Louisville than it does in any other
market. The merchants here buy
largely of Louisville notions. Louis
vile prices regulate the prices here Of
hogs, and to a very large degree Of
cattle and sheep
"The Herald expressed the hope
that, as a result of this visit, 'Maury
county and Louisville citizens will
come to know each other better; that
they will mutually profit from the ex-
change Of courtesies. and that the
bond which has bound Kentucky and
Tennessee for more than century
VIII be stronger than ever"
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strains of sweet music, furnished by
an Italian band, completed the pleas
ure of those present.
Little Misses Jean Bell Akin and
Marion Black received the cards at
the door. The guests were received
by Mrs. Joseph F. Brownlow and Mrs
John Henry Dining in the hall. The
hostess and honorees, with the follow
ing charming young matrons, received
in the parlor; Mrs. Henry Moore,
Mrs. Clinton Moore, Mrs. William
Fleming, Jr. and Mrs. Hugh Lee Web
ster.
Mrs. B. E. Regen and Mrs. Gordon
Cowie served at the tea tables, the
first part of the evening and Mrs.
Charlotte Hughes and Mrs. Jessie B.
Watson the latter part.
The following young ladies assisting
in the dining room: Misses Marie
Brownlow, Minnie Fry, Imogene Bar
row, Ruth Fleming, Elizabeth Whit
thorne and Elizabeth Watson.
Frappe was served or the porch by
Misses Leonora Williamson, Josephine
Bibb, Fredonia Tolley, Charlotte Wat
son and Charlotte Hughes.
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In Honor of Miss Watson.

Mrs. Hugh T. Shelton entertained
Saturday afternoon at beautifully
appointed bridge party, in honor Of
Miss Elizabeth Watson June bride.
Games were played at seven tables,
only the married lady friends partici-
pating. At S o'clock the bridal party
came in and were seated at the beau
tifully decorated mahogany table and
a delicious lunch course was served to
ALL The wedding colors of pink and
green were carried out in the decora-
tions and refreshments.
Mrs Henry Moore won the guests
prize and Miss Charlotte Hughes drew
for the prize for the bridal party. The
honoree's prize was awarded to Miss
Watson.