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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-09-16
Local Readers Zoe. a Line

Millinery opening. Sept, goth and
9th Mrs. J Cannon Shortt
Young men. dress yourself from
head to foot ~ Callahan :. Pocomoke
City Md
Automobile For Hire Passengers
conveyed to any point. G. T. smith,
Snow Hill
Young men. don't forget that new
sennit straw hat. at Callahan e. POGO
moke City Md
scarlet and Red Clover, Rye and
Buckwheat seed. Shepherd Hard
ware store.
Ladies pumps and Oxfords in high
grade latest style and all feathers, at
Callahan :. Pocomoke CITY. Md.
For sale Several good horses and
mules. several yokes Of good work oxen,
and few good mich cows. + Il Hill
stockton Md
For Sale Growing crop Of pea hay
on my farm. also riding cultivaior
Either will be sold very cheap. Or.
John /. Riley
Five thousand dollars q loan on
first mortgage IN sums 81 one thoa
sand dollars 81 more Jahn W station,
Snow Hill Mi
WANTED nurse or attendant
for a Sanitarium for nervous discusses
Salary. So per month. Lord.
Stamford conn.
Fruit lars jelly Glasses Jar Rings
Preserving Kettles paraiine Was. and
everything for the kitchen Shepherd
Hardware store
We have installed rubber tire
machine for buggy tires, and can re-
place. repair. or renew your Old tires.
Work guaranteed J II pertiue
NEW 1917 FORD PRICES Rana
bout. S3i5. Touring Cars. $500, { O. l..
Detroit These prices are not guaran-
teei against an advance. !. II Perdue
FOR SALE Cheap one Myers
Double Acting Home Force pump. two
brass cylinders sed about SIS months.
The Corddry Company, snow Hill, Md.
will be at the Office Of Mr. lie
Roy Smith opposite the Court House.
every Tuesday for the practice 81 my
profession Dr J T Mock. Dentist
will sell a splendid rubber tire car
rage AT public auction in front of II. II.
Payne store saturday, Sept 10th. al
600 clock D. M Cost Sl35 new VIII
positively be sold Charles f. Hill
WANTED Cross Cutters and Rip
rara an @hant4 AND Maorgu EDsa4
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-09-16


Baltimore left sunday for their home
after having -pent several week here
guests ni Mrs liurloch father and
brother Mes-r- Horace PAYNE ard a.
tlarland Payne
PROT Ernest ory * tnc depart
nent ii Entomology Mars land Arr
cultural College. accompanied It's his
wife and son and hy bis wiie- mother
Mrs Cory. 81 Washington pent tht
week end 10 Snow 1911 a. the guests 10
their friends Mr. and Mrs } j Nor
roe.
Mrs George ~ Cogugion and
daughter. Miss Lulu Coyiueidn. have
been the guests this week AZ the home
81 Col George N pshur Tines spent
the greater part % the summer III Port
land and other points ID Maine. NJ con
pany with Prof Harry i Ca@ngten
and wife coming to Ocean City d short
time ago 20 enjoy the end of the season
at our popular resort
Mr G X Higgins. Of pocomoke
City was visitor ln SNOW Hill Monday
afternoon Mr Higgins who brought
WIN MN tll' iiNci'et iNk HNW7 ~ tilt
birth Of little daughter 90 sunday
September BRA wa- showered win con
gratulaiiona on the happy event while
he took hneh with him fluctuations and
greetings ~ Mr4 liggng and eaugh
ter Miss Sarah Grace Higgins
Mrs William Swan. who has been
20 The faruell for several weeks left
Tuesday afternoon for Warriors Marx
Pa. where she NIL visit her sister
Mrs Louvre. tor Some time before r.
turning - her home % lanhertyille
here very much. as Il enabled her d
renew ala frlenashu3- made white -he
was resident ~ SNOW NiI moro than
fifteen Years ago.
Mr and Mrs >. w. i,iadie. q 'fIef
tadle IA nhFe been entertaining ier
"a few day pleasant hou-e party ~
friends from FnilaaelpAia at " inches
ter arm Their charming " oree7ier
louttf houe peiWeen Berlin and iesan
dle ACCOMPANIED og the young ladies 81
the party. motored u Snow llH. white
Mn Riddle and the gentlemen went ou
q fishing trip ON the Synepaxent Bag
ono" IN h7hernen nave mo .9fne
Rooa sport this wees h7hlng Tor trout
~ the sNnepuNent hay inoehiigni
On Wednesday nigh' Mes-rs q NJ.
handler, arson nandier " Etc iata.
waiter walsh and pr Riley. caught
very Well fixed for bait II las
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-09-16

Mr. Walter & Dgmoud has been in
Philadelphia this week purchasing new
fal and winter goods Tor his clothing
store
Mr. and MIR. = spence smith re-
turned home the latter part ot last
week from pleasant visit % her par
ents lu Annapolis
Mrs clayton ! luFnel and iaugh
ter. Miss Bessie + Harnell are guests
81 Mr. and Mrs q N parnel at their
cottage 10 Ocean City
Mis- Mabel Dunlap and Miss Laura
Jarman WiIl leave today for TOwson.
Mary where they will attend the
state Normal school
Mrs Edward Hill and daughter,
Miss Annie N Hill returned nome last
Friday from pleasant week : visit o.
relatives at silva Virginia.
Mr. Give N Reid. Of Philadelphia,
spent the week end here with his wife
and q iren. who are now visiting rela-
tises ut Jenkins Bridge Va
Miss Pauline Burnite returned home
Thursday from a pleasant two weeks
visit to Atlantic City and 70 her sister
Mrs 9. G. Lewis IN Philadelphia.
Mr. Elmer Iwigg mas gone 70 Phla-
dclphia whore he has secured employ
mcni in the shoe factory with Mr.
Roscoe Duer, who secured the Job fer
MIN
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me. "' ''''n'i' luz : "'.''' ''o'',
" liihktoh on saeatlgN ~ Se' III, az
ny NJ luz N't,''s w. ~
! u.''i.an '-''''i''''s y '''''' '''0i'' u" y -
vi.. r.,aa. rras,t +. nom. from
~. r,tt.. ,yh.re IT,. Ia. nsreba4.d i
Iarg. .tore Nj millinery Mis- Dolby
,,bs. ,,s,,.tn.a for Eer la4t .aa4or MS.
ratYrnea
Nr. ana ,'fs. n.if.fs =. inti''. ..
- ~
ii'' ~ ~
'VH' nl'I '''''
''s' "''A
MIR and Mr.. s u. Irwip and daueh
tiers Miss Mabel and Miss Rose Who
have been summerine at ocean Cily
returned n their homo ii SNOW man
this wcek
Miss Mary y Riley left Monday
morning for Wizards Md. where She
Grammar School al that place for the
ensuing year.
Mrs j Cannon Shorft mas returned
from the cities with full line of MILL
merry and new trimmer from Philadel-
phia in the person q Miss Galloway.
VINO comes 's'e ''s''s 's'o''''s'''u'
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-09-16
District Sunday School
Conventions in County

Three district Sunday Sckao o
in column Whaeyve Grdetree and
Snow Hill The Snow Hill program is follows.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1916-09-16

ine his brother Mr. George Victor ami
family near SNOW Hi.l Mr. Victor and
family ana thor 4nest- spent sunday
very pleasantly with hi- sister Mr.
.locOb lGukcr, Of Newark
Master Wilson Hammond, the son
ii Mr. and Mrs George Hammond of
Wilmington. rs here 30 visit to his
grandmother. Mrs Edward Hill. and
other relatives Wilson accompanied
bis friend. Mr. Ford Whn spent the
week end here down from Wilmington.
Master Francis Mason who ha.
been spending the summer here nt the
home OF bis grandmother Mrs stephen
Mason has returned e. his home iu
Jersey Hy Francis Is the eldest son
81 Mr. and Mrs Walter Mason. and
be is great favorite 70 snow It'll
The Young People Ala Society of
Whatcont NJ II Church was delightfully."-
entertained iu the -9cia ro9ta of thc
church Tuesday evening thr h0stcs-e-
being Miss Annie II Hill. Mis-. Rerta
Bradford and Miss Ida i feriIe
Prior 20 the entertainment provided by
the Young ladies IL business meeting
was held ar which i Wa- decided to
hold musical and literary entertain
mcnt on the evening 81 Friday. N9vew-
her 10Th The entertainment wiIl he
given hy local talent ani Nlli be held
n Mason opera House
Miss Elyra Whaies eft Frda,
morning for Brpaslsu preparatory tu
beginning work rs q member of inc
faculty Of Pratt lnstifula 90 thar c'iy
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
local Axp rEnsoxAI.

q. W. Mtliiksn spsnt Monday Ia
Pueblo attending q business mat
ters. n
B. N. spaiding wsnt % Trinidad
Wednesday % look after business In
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. 3. Evans. have y
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
Reed. Of centralia. Wash.
Miss Alinda Montgomery. Of Pueb-
10. was the guest last Sunday Of Mrs.
8. r. Mendelson. In this city.
Mrs. Leslis Keffer. Of Pueblo.
spent several days this week with
her daughter. Mrs. George O'Leary.
in this city.
The stork paid visit to Mr.. and
! Mrs. Emmett Andrews Tuesday and
| left as token OF his high esteem =
nine pound boy.
Mrs. Roy Finney and little son.
came down from Pueblo Thursday
and are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Finney for short visit.
Rev. Howard Dow went to Las
Animas Wednesday where he con-
Quoted services At the Episcopal
church in that city In the evening.
County Treasurer BENZ. q. Wilson
and wife. returned home "Wednesday
from Hot sprfngs, Ark, where they
have been spending the past few
weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Steele. Of Rocky Ford.
came to Ia Junta wednesday and
took part In the concert given BY the
La Junta Music Study Club. Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Benson are
the proud parents Of little son born
to them Wednesday morning. The
little fellow has been christened Wal
lace Benson. Jr.
Rufus Phillips. cashier Of the
First National Bank. was . Las AMI
mas visitor last Saturday attending
the annual meeting Of the Consoli-
dated Canal Company.
The Elite Studio Of La Junta has
opened = branch photograph studio
In Las Animas. first door south Of
the Postal Telegraph office. q. ..
Wright will be In charge. "
WIN. Payne left Tuesday for n
Paso. Texas. where his wife has been
visiting relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. Payne will visit In n Paso about
tsa days and thea they viii return
hoas tegseAes. -s
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
nlrsaeI.y 10y.

In honor Of her thirteenth birth
day anniversary. Twila Snyder ~
tertained number Or her Eirl
friends Tuesday evening from un-
I'll 8 o'clock. Various games and
music were greatly enjoyed. Ths
decorations were pink and white. the
color scheme also being carried out
In the luncheon. which conststsd Of
Ice cream and cake. popcorn and
candy. The girls who enjoyed the
party were Gwendolyn Gporleder.
Edithe Goodman. Gladys Fleming.
Gladys Gilchrist. Bee schuyler. Col
die Beck. Mary Pearson. Susan
Simpson. Bessie Avery. Muriel Kirk
land. Lorene Cox. Laura Chiffon and
Jessie Beth Dunlap.
80
Leap Year Party.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
n. 8. q. c. (;isb.

Complimentary to Mrs. P. L. Cir
ardet. who Is to leave soon for Tope-
ka. Kan. to make her home. the N.
S. S. c. Club gave . miscellaneoua
shower at the home Of Mrs. George
o'Leary on Tuesday afternoon.
Dainty needle work was indulGed
In during the afternoon and was fol-
lowed by 4 two course luncheon. The
guests OF the club were Mrs. Frank
Harrison. Mrs. A. NJ. Jerough. Mrs.
Add Frost, Mrs. Leslie Keffer. Of Pu-
eblo; Mrs. n. b. Carlisle. Of Denver.
The next meeting Of the club will
be with Mrs. Reelhorn 1t the home
OF Mrs. II. Il. Harrison.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05

ana rsfrsshms1tS Vsre sesve1 latae.
Those who pasticiD - II ~ affair
were Nsllis colvin. Craes Moore.
Mary Brashisr. Pearl Roherts. Chas.
Lswis. Waldo snydsr. Charlie stubbs
and u vergne Harrison. @
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
Yo..x Folks Parry.

A party which was greatly enjoyed
by n number Of the younger sst was
given ON Thursday Night when Nell
lie colvin entertained . number Of
her frieads at her home on San JuAn
a,enus. Various eamss and music
Aifseesd ~ svsaias's entsstaianse'
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
Leap Year Party.

The members Of the c. c. G. Club
entertained most delightfully."- At =
leap year party last Saturday evening
at the home Of Miss Caroline Ellis.
Progressive games furnished the en-
tertainment Of me evening and q
dainty luncheon was served. Those
who enjoyed the evening were the
Misses Elizabeth Ritter. Lois wor-
den. Genevieve Moore. Susan Wood.
Helen Edwards. Ruth McCauley. Car
oline Ellis. Ruth Sherman and Mae
Stevens. and the Messrs Henry Klein,
Albert stubbs. Frank Cius. Clarence
Knapp. Lynn Meyers. Dick Tasgart.
Max Moberly. Ivan Moore and John
Bartleson.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
AaosAsr.yohnses.

180o0G6e4000DO0s "
The following clipping from the
Colorado Springs Telegraph. viii BE-
read with interest By many in Ia
Junta from the fact that Mr.. lease
Blair Mosher. and his bride. Miss
Rosa johnson, two Of the contract
ing parties. are to- ser residents Of
this city. Mr. Mosher Il . former Ia
Junta boy. and . graduate Of the To-
cal high school. For many years he
has been employed In the railway
mail service with headQuarters at
this place. and only = few months
ago was Transferred TO Colorado
Springs. where the wedding took
place. Miss johnson also resided
here q number Of years ago and has
many friends here who will be inter-
ested In her recent marriage.
Saturday afternoon was marked
BY . beautiful double wedding It 8
O'Clock at the Johnson residence.
'172s North TETON street: when Miss
Rosa johnson became the bride Of
Mr.. Jesse Blair Moshsr. and Miss Jo-
sephine Mays became the bride Of
Mr.. James Inglis 0lendinning. Jr., Of
Victor. Al the Johnson- Mosher cere-
mony Dean Edward 3. Parsons. Of
Colorado College offlciatsd. while
the Rev. Charles H. Marshall. rector
Of 81. Barnsbss church. Denver.
united In marriage Miss Mays and Mr..
Olendinning. Miss Lillian johnson
was her sisters maid Of honor. and
Miss Adah Johnson was maid Of
honor for Miss Maya. The brides
maids were Miss Bessie johnson and
Miss Katherine 0lsndinnins. Mr..
Mosher's best man vas Mr.. Fred
wald. and Mr.. Ted Olendinnins At
tended bis brother.
Miss Johnson's sown was fashion
ed OF white embroidered japanese
silk and her long tulle veil was
caught gracefully with sprays Of or
anse blossoms. Mia Mays wors .
Beautiful robs Of white 0eorssste
crepe 6ksr crepe ds chias With the
regulatioa bsidal veil a tulls which
was caught 70 tAs hair vitA osases
blossoas. DesA bsiles earsis1 sAsv-
~ hDueuets q nASgueritss and sveee
vSoDsss. ~
he bridal pasty catered ~ draw
lns room 70 The serains q Isohsa-
grin's wedding march played By Misl
f.ota Msrris at he plaao. sccompan-
led By Mn. George y. Howe. o. ths
violin. A bower ee poetsd palms and
ferns formed ~ effective sitting fos
the pasty. AZ ~ ciess Of The core
moaies Miss Mssfis sang Loves
0lA Sweet ooas." with . violin obli-
cato b Mn. Howe.
A buffet supDss vas sajoysd later
vhsa The usual nesr1neat includsd
The tessins q ths bsids's teueusts,
Which were eausht by Miss Belle
rursss and Mis- Ruth Weodsnall.
Mr.. Noshss aad his bss1s viii make
their homs ID CeIoeale 0osings end
Mr.. and Mn. 0lsadiaaias will Hive
|at Victor.
Mlss Johnsoa h ths sscead dsush:
Ter ef ths late Capsais asd Mn. J.
n. JeAases. NJ. Meehes b the ~
q Nrs. 0seegs ?. Meshss. oe Dsa.
vsr. Mis Mays = ~ daushtss q
Mn. Jossphias 3. Mays. supssiatsa-
dsat es sehools es Teller county.
Nr. snd Nss. Harry L. Lewis ssl
Mn. Nays rseslve1 The gsssls,
!Aneas those from oct Of tovn vha
attended shs wsd1iag vsss NJ. anl
Mn. =. 4. Colbusn. Mn. 4. ". oay-
-. Mn. 3. ,. Messia. ajl u Victor:
Mn. 0eosge ?. n1eshes. Miss Abtte
1Doohss. neehes aal SISTER q ~.
l1ssAss: Mn. psaak Dlshe0. Mn,
WIN DlsAeD. Miss Lausa osinss anl
NJ. Harvey Delswes1. I'll e Dsavss.
go
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
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Amoug tho pretty q ~ n lIs'l |g!. y
wesk wxa ne ons Sivsn ~ n "a
day Afternoon when Nm. J. ~ J. a 4
igan entertained ~ msmbese tme
Round Dosen Club q her M
Ian Juan avenue.
An even dosen we're prese1e ~
the afternoon waa pleasantly 4
in the usual needle work. uHttI &11at
I O'Clock when Nrs. NadtgAn khHew
open the doors Into The dining fbe1l.
where the beautiful dining taSlo n
beautiful decorations met ~ aons
Of Ill the guests, 0milax was twin.
cd around the chandelier from WhAeh
extended twelve ribbons to - unAny
chairs around the table. On eech
ribbon. about midway betweea The
chandelier and the chair. hung MI
entine on which was lnscribed
pretty verse mentioning some per.
sonal Characteristic Of each gueet.
and considerable amusement Was
had while the ladies found the worse
meant for her. thereby designAttns
her place At the table.
The decorations were carried ont
In keeping with the vaieutine ssason
and red candles added much to the
attractiveness OF the table. The lunch
was served In four courses.
Crowher.Marxhal
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05

~. - = C1lvu1 - 1ou11D =
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
Is lls,sor u Osese.

In honor Of Miss lio Gray. Of Colo-
rado Springs. Miss Eva Marshal1 -
testained most de,ishtfully Thurs1oy
asternoea q hee hoae - 6ast Flflh
street.. Hearts wss6 plsys1 through
out he afesrnooa q toar euastette
tables and later The hostsss ossved
pink snd white brick W esean. cof-
Tee and nints.
The young ladies sajsying the oc-
casion we're the l1isses no Gray.
Faunie Bessbohn. GLADYS Wood. Hell
- Ncvay. Mildred Nssdelson. Irene
Joaes. AuFa Woedse. Mildrsth Day-
b. Sophia Raegg. Mario Moore. Mar
guerite Woo1ssly. 0racs Draper.
Franess Kesdall. Nabel spaldins.
Norms Ceebln. Doris 0rsea. and
Mn. Frank Hassisoa. Mrs. Don San
ford. Mn. Heass Naruhall and Mrs.
Joe Mock.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
ssssllas nl'sIaav O.

m saelse ue0bsesAiD - ~
Tnes1ay Dosth1Ay Club ~ . nun-
~ q guesoD Vego oeeeeae q ~
nsselng ~ = Mn. :. ~. plGAss'b
- Tuoo1ay - eAls veek. ~ la1loD
)a1uloo1 = noo1le W0st ~ eoeloD
eeavog1e during ~ afssgneoos -
1oosg ~ heooeo eogvo1 : ~ ooos1o
1uoeo. ~ suee1s Woeo m. II
~ M ,. q. Wool. M Clg1o
Glnon1y Nm q. ~. 11111ohen. Nh
q. 3. Ub11nes M pogose nay1ev,
~ UlDoooGy ~ uau, M ooogub
~ ~. o1Dona. g VoGGsvs ~
- ~ = y 0oguoo1. g uoGov
voc1 ~ UD11ho ~ ooh0 ~
~ - - Q 0o0oog.
- - -
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= ! ] s ! J : 8 ! ! !
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
sa..se sssdy cs.s co.ssrs.

and the program rendered vas OF the
very highest class and credit to Ia
Junta. or any other city. II was .
rare treat for those who we're fortu-
nate enough to be In attendance. A
number were heard to remark that
the concert on Wednesday evening
was equal 10 any lyceum entertain-
ment ever held IN this city. which II
indeed . compliment to thbse. who
assisted In the program which was
% follows:
PART FIRST.
"witches Dance. :. Mac Dowell
Miss Lee. Mis- Larsen.
"Carmena" ....... H. Name Wilson
Miss Chase.
valse IN z Major. =. Mosskowski
Miss Coodloe.
"One Fine Day" Madame But
terfly) ................ .Puccini
''Sunshine waits Song. -. Ware
Miss White.
Impromptu .............R Reinhold
Nrs. McNeii.
''serenade" ....E. Neyer-Helmund
Miss White. Miss Phillips. Mr.. Nor
rison. Mr.. Oberiing.
Tho II Was within This Hour
We Net ............ De Koven
Mrs.. Moore. Mr.. Austin.
';1rish Lullahy". ........ Shannon
Mr.. Dougherty.
Oavotte und Musette. Suite Op.
goo Raft
Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Edwards.
PART SECOND.
Captive Memories". ...... .Nevin
soag Cycle for Quarteste Of Mixed
Mn. Moore. Mr.. Austin. Miss Ne
Mesa. Mr. Doughssty.
''CsDsivs llsaeries." fren vhich
tkess selections ase taken. aims 70
recall anl helA capeive ~ 1slic1ess
esetleas szpssssaesd 10 ~ sueess-
slvs awaksaing. dsvsiepneat. and
psrfectioa ef lore. - sxpssssed h
tie affection anniversaries Of . life
ti0e.
Pseisds. Love IL ths Way to Ar
eady" .............. Recitativs
Admiration. Sweetest Eyes We're
Ever oeea" ...............e Solo
Eachastasat. "Ths Touch Of Her
Dear Hand" ........ .osartstts
Devotiea. ''TAsss wild Flowers
Fsis Were Nads Sweet Mo-
ssassss' ................ SoDo
ssreaade. "ls The Soft seill
Nlsht" .................. Solo
Eatseaty. "Absds with No..
.......... .ouartstts
Marriage. "AFeaAy b Mutual Love.
owsethsast Nlas". "............
.aolo and ouartstts
nlshSas rassy.
Mn. Lsslle Jooes eatsrlaiae6 =
Iasgs nunbse Of eAillssa lase oat-
uflay aftssaoea h heae9 - hse
daughter. Rebssts Jesss. vhe esls-
bsats dhss feurtssath tlsth1ay ~
niverrary - ehae date. vasjeus
esmes vess eajoys1 lusisg ~ a.
tegnooa end la1ee Mn. Jooes, asa1so.
- ~ NJ laughtss. 11las 1ssoo Jeeesy
Mn BlIs NgAt ~ lelao Meoso
ooalllng. sesve1 . lel)eleus luneA.
neoesta sscslve1 many nlss an1 -
I'll elfts an1 . ~ q WisAee IT,
naay usss hapUv h1sth1ays.
ususss q.
Mn. g1)so Tls0b vos 1ool0hefu11y
oosps1ee1 Tues1oy ofoogoooo Whea
~ monbesS - ~ noWooa cDuo
Vene - ~ hene = . ~ ~
- ~ afleeoooa. oeW1no ~
oonvogun1loo Uogo lD1uoOo1 = ~
soeSosuoo>s, ~ ~ ~ oosyeo1
~ ~ guouls. vogo ooBVoA Dooogo
0ooNlng ~ ~ nGuoo - ~
DgDDo0oo0 IN J0v ~ 3 0oUu0ls
~ boo1nogu11Ge q 3 ouhen' - ~
- - V1d1o0 ~ 0oGn hooDooo1o
4 ~ - ~ = oguo1oo, ~.
g. Z e.: J! - -. !: !. /. !.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
Crowder-Mar.hall.

\ wedding which was Of interest 70
4 number In La Junta - we'll - 70
the residents Of the Fairvisw district
was solomenised Tuesday aftsFnoon
II the Presbyterian parsonage. when
Mr.. Earl Crowder and Mis- stella
Marshall were united In marriage By
DR.. Z. A. Allen. The ceremony Was
witnessed BY Mr.. and Nrs. T. e. Mar
shall. the parents Of the bride. aad
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hoskins. intimate
friends Of the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croweer ere poDu-
lar young people Of Fairview. Mn.
crowder IL the only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Z. Marshall aud he's
spent her entire life with her par-
etns on their farm six miles west Of
this city. Mr.. Crowder is one Of the
prosperous young farmers Of the
Fairview district. where he has .
home prepared for his brida.
The happy couple have the Con-
gratuiations and best wishss Of .
host Of friends for years Of happiness
and prosperity.
La Junta tribune., 1916-02-05
we..ess ca.

last Friday astssnooa With Mrs. ~.
W. Allss q ~ Fens q 1an Juan
svsaue. The aAdrsat - TIE after
sooa was givsa ~ Rsv. n. Dow. 90
The County Llfs q Ensiand." and
was full - lstsssst ssl nuch enjoy
- ~ tAese Dgsasat. Astss The ad-
dress he re0alnleg q ths afternooa
uas sivss esss y . seeial time 10
heaes a. Nh. nlnsf Coek Who Win
lesve seea Ses ~ nsw home 70
Cheyeaas. W..
4 two eourse 1uneb was served ~
ths heseso as1 bseess Ieavlns fos
thstr boapes Ma \. Q. Iase In b.
half q ~ e1ob Dsessaasl nlrs. Cool
viii . alee glft = Z .0ekss Of tt
high esoseU = VIA - b held ~
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
Ne0 HAMPSHIRE Ships
100000 Xmas Trees

n OSTON. MASS. December 14.--Almost
X every train out OF New England these
- days carries from on. to ten carloads
OF Christmas trees. II is estimated 100000
trees in ali will he shipped from New tIamp-
shire alone. with probably half as many in
Maine and 100000 from Vermont, and smaller
Quantities from Massachusctts.
Tho Chrisimas-trcc market has grown
enormously within the past ten years, and
each season notes an additional demand, 50
hat farmers are kept busy at n season when
work on The farm 0thcrw Use is dull.
y tree. in order 10 he marketable, must he
-yn!m.t ric;tl. regardless of all other asso IS
for a scrubby, unganly spruce ir is passed
by in the metropolitan markets There is u
demand for all sizes, ana now that municipal
Christmas trees are popular in many cities
The biggest iemlocks may bc turned into
money.
Even very tiny trees iind a ready sale. ana
these are used mainly i'll hospitals, primary
schools and for occasional family use where
the parents dress a tree for the baby of the
family
good tree commands $40 or even Sl5
while S25 is no great price for 4 church tree
Laurel. which is found in abundance in
some parts Of New hampshire, is in great
demand and ranks favorably with The South
"rn laurel. Thcr" is great demand for ferns
for altar decorations. and this Industry has
grown :;Stonishngly in the last year or two.