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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09
PRINCIPLES on TENTATIVE Pro.
POSAL II GRATIFYING 10
DEPARTMENT.
CONTROVERSY Is ENDED
Benstorff Forwards Revision tp Her
lin with Changes IN Nurls and
General Form-Fnfmal Note
Expected soon.

WASHINGTON. u. Go Feb So
The substance OF the tentative COM
municatou from Germany design
ed 10 settle the lusitania case. II ac.
ccptable 10 the United states OF
iicials OF The government said mo
prevailing German concessions in tho
document achieved the recognition o'
an the high principles contendcd for
90 connection with submarine war
fare Minor changes 90 cla a'ily tho
wording and form ut the document
were suggested 10 Bernsloril by
Lansing. after Wlaon had discussed
the matter with the cabinet
Won Berustorff offered no reason
against the changes. aud submitted
'ho reply to Berlin. resulting in the
expectation OF formal note within
the next Sis days Lansing insists
that in the communication Germany
mention the answer mad" t0 the
American note OF July alst 'ssur-
ances we're made that the suggested
word changes would not change The
meaning. and no difficulty is expect
cd n Tcutouic circles Officials arn
relu taut TO proclaim their achieve
msuts indications are that this is b"-
cause Of the political situation IN
Germany
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09
.iNDICTS GER lAN
PLOT INST1AT0Ri
CONSI LAR ACENTS oi tINrE\I
POMEB, CONNECTED WIN
pIuT AGAINST AultN~.

uy fs.u.iafl4 r.s.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Fob. N-
After weeks Of nw d alton hy
agents OF the State 4 ai mmt the
F(dcral Grad lurr. ssn Fran
CISCO ud iod TO-DAY tnSt ptom.-
mont men foo what b. cor sldarod tho
t..Ir.' plot involving Amer au noU
lrauy sine. thp outbreak 0l D,
war According 20 1iyices received
han. rmns % bo.p the German
CONSUL. general BARON won -.H..
.i.. CONSUL of Germany. and NHH.
rico Im. tbo Turkish consul general
ara charged with plotting tu h.uw.
% rV0 tunnels ou .auadian roads
UaII 81. al.H charged with connection
n ..r pnf to usr rse steamer sa.
nmruta 'o transport supplies 'n
German vlr-bipe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09

uy tsso"nIsl rl.-
WASHINGTON u O. r..
The armcr plat. bHl .H. approved a
few minutes after Oh. manufacturer.
served notice chat IJ tho government
established % plant iUe uusa. .uu.
corn. would ruH rNn uu.n ..mur
tu the uVwmD u $3.50 hundred
dollars rnr Tu. mpt I nr..u.
pays yI1a pof ton Senator Tlmu
said. 90 rucs, V, lH.o llu found
way to stop tur robbie
The amt pr.plra1n.a committee.
headed Bog g. % WaId of Sow YORK;
protested that "tho daur.roH p.
Gram oi expansion would divert fhu
public mind from fhD preparation lH.
world peace James % Mature.
president ol ihc pennsylvania fuI.
GRAFTON oi labor charged HHf fHa
present clIl lH arms $50. m...I N
those Nnu were mu.u m.H..
shipments 90. munitions ..u H.u
cd o. large army aud 8ts fu an.or..
fhs payments after .h. v.. .run
tHr bankrupt nations H. l1
THo wortir. people u..' NOT consent
If0 urb' Hu,n Ur H $500 IHf
Grwt Britain. ur "f .Wn...
. fu oGup l.r WITH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09
bONuS NNn DREW N
Spring BlII TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Feb Joe Ioomis
he Chicago sprint wonder and How
lrd Drew. the cul0red champion
rom the Pacific Coast win compete
tonight n the annual udoo- meet of
the New York s. G. They viii com
potc IN a special race 100 yards. and
the Chicago man hopes to redeem ..i
-n.I MnnnrA-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09

WASHINGTON D G., Fob N-
Count won ncrrNOrff presented
Lansing with q formal oommunira
ton from Berlin today iu which u
is contended thar the liner Appam
nulor the prussiau-Ameri,au treaty.
olongs To lis capto~s. and that it
entitled TO the privilege Of re-
Gaining IN American waters indie
uatoly America has practically de-
d.d .htl hr .lin is GermaH
rizc or war, and has decided against
hc British contention uudor The
terms OF the Hague treaty that The
shin should bc returned Co .ts own
ors o. Is undecided how long the
shin viii romaiu in American va
tors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09
CONGRESS OPENS PREPAREDNESS
FIGHT BY APPROVING NAVY BILL
MANY SCIENTISTS
TO STUDY MARS
NEiCHBORING PLANET n NEAR
IH INRTn'~ Stiil.ACE THAN
~ Any OIllIR IINE.

Observations am.f ha.c been con
Quoted from many p'arrs lr the
earth uruc, VIU reach q climax
tomorrow when fH. Planet Mars will
be- nearest to ih. wHI 900 iia orbit
The astronomer. ar. using new ann
more accurate r rruuoutt than
every brf. ohfaHH1hlc. and there isI
@ rivalry BOO th0s observation ut the
oarths ur'Fhbur jhat may result in
controversy so lfIp difference of
opinion already EXISTS. and boo fact
two opposing theories bat" been
evolved concerning tho much discuss
oi canals ou Mars The tact that
Mars has day of slightly greater
leurth than our own aud the statis-
tics concerning the planets si1" ana
density are NOT disputed Much
uthcr Information Is generally agreed
upuu hUt tho scientists split ou the
question 0t the ufuucnlfy ul the
alleged annals" Those who have.
ready thr heavy literature concern
mr the famous canals lrr hoping
chat thD observations now being com.
r.rtcd viii settle tor all time vho.
cher tHo canals are just plain river.
or channels 0r SHOW Uaroul doubt
that ihp, were constructed artificial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09

LONDON Fob Prom
a.aI statistics b. appear. f..
raa- has established % r0| M
marriage Ir Great Britain | '
'otai of .-H.U01 as against ..f..
ig I.IH and -sEH HUH In Itf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09
ASK EXTRACTION
Of VILLA LEADER
INUICT REBEL FINANCIEE FuR
ATTEMPTING WRECk OF
NINIlAN TRAIN.


". ..-fsH rHta
EL pASO. TeN. Feb wash
.sfrr asked cuban authorities today
D. t.a aztradlti0n af H.polI'o villa.
Dbl. former financial agent o. fao
uHuae uho has been indicted here
"a Charge ~ having sent Ney.an.
mutt ffr I-aI spikes near FORT
1arrrrk eher Narranm troops a'r'
.rrrat. 20 aqua rrr'a .u November
Tho w-ecke-e a.r, driven ou o.
s.rr.ean cavalry patrols
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09

WASHINGTON % O. F.h
cD.rf,. u pru. H. 600 'N. u1
tWaI preulrrUH. moHUr. ID.
rr.f. militia .lmmiueo today
heard thr rariou. arm, bills hoH.nd
closed doors Th, Senate naval cou-
miftDr Ha- iayoahlv renor'ol on rHr
hHu ior ao,crmw. unnr pa'n a
InN wH HI ruwm.rI' i.
m,ut. ap. ~ M n. HH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09
SENATE MILITARY COMMITTEE HEARS EVIDENCE BE-
HIND CLOSED DOORS-MUCH OPPOSITION TO
POLICY IS EVIDENCED.
WILL ESTABLISH ARN0R PLATE FACTORY
Private Manufactures Race Price Of Steel Government After
Measure for Building Of Federal Plant Is Passed
Ants Prepare for a Bitter Fight
In Both Houses

IHH me,I fho House yesterday
T.a House naval committee has
.rmUf concluded the examination
ui Rear Admiral Blue. chief Of the
rur1u of Navigation. and the House
military committee has received pro-
uuHI from rhe American Red Cross
su... Ior creator government aid
m n preparedness plans. The
Military committees from both
Hu. heard th, armmcnts OF paci-
fists Muat thc Increase of tho
um tuI navy ln a striking state
wu' today Admiral Blue declared
tm f.. mty Was prepared 10 meet
ans nrm. Boo the Pacific.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09

WASHINGTON. FEB Sin open
..ou tto Souef" judiciary COM
Wurr NIl begin consideration OF
fHo nomination 0f Louis d. Brandies
u ue.aod iHmar on the Supreme
N,aeh D. ,p..taNr-' fu'' puelte
.H... $500 ..a. change. as pro-
@ I . beard from the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-09

HI.sTON Feb SIT Is
.'m .H tho greatest lobby
known u .U. american people" Is
r.." H prevent the substantial
t.. ... .m.. uI the weight and pay
mn. .u .. fHr railway postal
.... H OH. House hy Chairman
H... u lW Post DWco Committee.
%, declared .0a thr real purpose
n throttle 'ho parcel post In
fU. interest ,. fhe express cornpan-
40. H auied an appropriation
NH ur tHrr, hundred and twenty
MH... dollars
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
CITY COUNCIL.
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page)
there being no exception whatever.
The petitioners either wanted the
present ordinance repealed or one
passed that would lit the condition
desired. The petition was referred
to the ordinance and license commit
tee for investigation with instruc-
,ioLs to report with a recommended
ticu at the next meeting.
A resolution was passed authoriz-
inr that condemnation proceedings
bc instituted at once for right of
way through the corner property OF
Wickham addition in order to elm
mate or make safe very dangerous
turn in the highway thereto ada
cent
Postmaster McCauley was among
those present and enlightened the
municipal body as to the present
status OF the effort that was being
maze to induce our Uncle Samuel TO
install n curb and gutter on both
sides OF our new federal building.
Owing to the present financial strin-
ccnCy said TO exist In Uncle Sans
domin,ons. and the fact that no pro-
vision was made In the original
plans and specifications for install
ing a curb and gutter around the
property. II L. very doubtful wheth-
ar funds will be available during the
present administration or any future
The city OF Pueblo
has been trying TO force Uncle Sam
to pay for paving the street in front
Of the federal building in that city
for the space OF eleven years and
has not succeeded as yet. and prob
ably never will. II was therefore
apparent to the city dads that IL
would be useless to try to force
Uncle Sam to do anything without
having previously secured his consent
to the forcing process. so II was de-
a
al with the pauper class, and install
curb and gutter around our new
federal building at the expense Of
the city. In the sweet Dye and bye
when We elect Judge Mcdaniel to
congress. We may be able to prevail
upon him to introduce a pork barrel
bill to have the city reimbursed. but
that is about the only way We will
ever be able to play even, and this is
such a remote and far removed pos
slbility as to give 1t the semblance OF
a torlorn hope.
This closed a rather prolonged SEES
sion of much ado about nothing. and
the city days then folded their mu-
nlcipal tents and silently stole away.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

The Misses Marion Spalding, Mel
ba Taylor. Frances Kendall and
Grace Draper motored to Las AMI
mas Thursday afternoon to attend
the ball game.
The members OF the Tau Kappa
Mu Club enjoyed a picnic supper at
the city park Monday evening and
later formed a row party at the
Rourke Theater. Those enjoying
the occasion were the Misses Melba
Taylor. Grace Draper. Leona Wood.
Frances Kendall. Marion Spalding.
Aura Worden and Florence Foreman,
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

nv to know that they will not be
among the residents OF our little
town any more, but wish them the
best of happiness and prosperity
Swink Advocate.
Miss Edna jefferson, of Las Vegas.
n NJ, who has been the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. J. W. Marshall. during the
mast month, left on No. II Thursday
morning for Denver, where she VIII
visit friends before returning home.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

The Presbyterians defeated the
Methodists in baseball game play
ed Tuesday evening at pastime Park.
by a score of 3 to ?. AS may be seen
from the score. the game was very
close. As soon as one side came TO
bat II was retired almost instanter
without exception. Both Haag for
the Presbyterians and Richardson
for the Methodists pitched eScep-
tionslly good bali. An enthusiastic
crowd OF rooters from each church,
as well as some neutrals, witnessed
the game Seven innings were play
ed
Score by innings:
Presbyteriaus "a g o o 0 %
Methodists .....1 l o 0 0 @
The Presbyterian players were:
Dimick, left field: Dobler, right
field, Lewis, center field; Kent Nc
Cauley, third base; Carson, second;
Irwin. first; Stevens, shortstop:
Haag. pitcher; Spidel. catcher.
The Methodist lineup was: Carson.
left field: Harrington. right field
Bowen. center field: Runkey. third
base. Morgan and Knapp, second
wier. first; Mcdonald, shortstop;
Richardson. pitcher; Lear, catcher.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

make the trip through Iowa via the
auto route.
Miss Helen Seward. of Swink,
spent Sunday in this city as the
guest of Mrs. Robert Irwin
Mrs. \. w. Draper and little son,
Joe, left Sunday for Dalhart, Texas,
where she will visit her mother for
few weeks, then will join her hus-
band at Santa Ana, Calf, their new
home. Their many friends are sor-
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-Pro In
good neighborhood in La Junta
for residence on south side in Pueb-
10. Inquire OF DR.. Finney, La Jun
ia. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10
FOR RENT

FOR RENT FURNISHED-M Modern
cottage. No. IL East Sixth street
Inquire of the Winchell Abstract
Company.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

FOR SALE-Best improved home In
North La Juuta; five room house.
lot. $4,000; price SHOOT. J..
Winstanlcy.
La Junta tribune., 1916-06-10

CENT A WORD COLUMN. :
" An TED.

TRADE at the Palace Drug Store.
LIVERY and transfer, Barr & Rose,
phone Junta 80.
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05
JASPER, ROUTE 2.
Miss LULA DIXON.

Mrs. Frances Pace is visiting in Jop-
lin this week.
Mrs. Milt Cline visited the latter
part of the week with relatives in
Newton County.
Several from this community attend
ed Frank Kings sale Friday.
Joe Bird and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Carthage.
Miss Sylvia Binney is staying with
Mrs. Starrett.
Robert Mckee and Mr.. Bird visited
at the Henderson home Sunday.
w. II. Scissor and Wilson Wright
will hold sale at Mr.. Scissors place
next Tuesday, October 10. They are
going TO move to Carthage.
Chas. Wescott and family spen,
Sunday with n. NJ. Dixon and family
Henry Myers visited one night last
week with relatives in Pittsburg, Kans
George Moser and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with w. b. Milton and wife
Several on this route were in Purcell
Saturday afternoon.
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05


Dorothy Patterson went to Salem to
the rally day exercises and had an
enjoyable time.
Several along this route went to the
sale at Frank Kings Friday.
Willis earns has moved to the Win
ans farm.
Mrs. Ed Calvert and Mrs. Emery
Teeter were Carthage visitors Monday.
Tom and Dick Paterson were in
Carthage Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Bluebaugh anil family visited
Sunday with Mrs. Abe Teeter. Emery
Teeter and family were there in the
afternoon.
Luther Wescott and family visited
at Will Woods Sunday.
Lois umphlet spent Sunday with
Pearl Taft.
Omer Webb and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Thomas Patterson.
Grace Patterson visited Dorothy and
Earl Patterson Saturday.
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05
Rally Day at Salem.

Vernon Matthews wore "smile that
wouldn't rub OFF, when he awoke Sun
day mornidg and found it was beau
tiful day, not withdrawing the wheat
was planted and calling for rain.
A Rally Day must be fine one, and
surely October was In the morning
179 we're present at Sunday School and
after dinner the church was too small
for the crowd and lumber could not
get in.
The Ladies Aid had cleaned and dec
grated the church with flowers.
The Salem Band boys had gone to
Jasper Saturday night to practice with
the Jasper Band in preparation for
the music.
| The committees had sent out invi-
tations. Everything was done to make
1t q success. The regular Sunday
School was held in the morning led in
prayer by Bro. Flowers one of our first
superintendents and one loved by every
body. Souvenir flags were presented
to everyone. Dinner was spread on the
church lawn and everybody enjoyed
the feast.
Jasper furnished some Of it's band
Roy Wells, Homer Bayne, Dave
Holmes, Nathan Rice, and Miss Maude
Rice, to help with the opening music
by the Salem Band. After several
pieces the speaker from Carthage, Mr..
f. q. Williams, gave an address on
''Graded Work in Sunday Schools
and had on exhibition beautiful charts
OF four different grades. Visitors from
Carthage were Ben. Hackney, V. H.
Harbaugh, Mrs. Perry Grisham and
sister Mrs. Girton and daughter, Mrs.
Whitlock and others we did not get.
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05
CAR YTOWN
Mrs. EDITH TURNER.


Mastin Stith and Mr.. Cline shipped
hogs from Carytown last Monday.
Miss Annie Strong and some more
from Carytown attended the Brethren
Church Sunday night.
There will be preaching next Sun
day at Salem by the new minister, Mr..
Pinnell
The ladies of Salem will meet at
Mrs. Dan Matthews next Thursday,
October S.
Mrs. Kenney NTiller's mother, who
has been with her for two weeks, re-
turned home last week.
The road work has come to n stand
still again on the Jefferson Highway
with still some crushed rock in the
center of the road. Where the crusher
stands the road is narrow which makes
travelling along there very inconven-
lent.
Mrs. Ora Gresham, Mrs. Benschooter
and Miss Jessie Gresham from Garth
age spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Ella Miller.
Miss Jessie Gresham and Miss Flor
ence Miller attended the party at
Bradshaw's Saturday night.
Mrs. II. #. Elliott entertained COM
pany from Greenfield last Tuesday.
Misses Vera, Bernice and Caryl
Boyd attended the party Saturday
night at Bradshaw's.
Miss Pearl Alexa9der and Miss Ruby
Bull spent the latter part of last week
at Carterville.
Mrs. Sam McReynolds attended the
sale at Frank Kings Friday.
Misses Bernice, Vera and Caryl
Boyd attended League Sunday night
at Salem.
Two nice young men passed through
our way last week scattering pham-
phlets of the Mormon doctrine.
Another frost visited this section of
the country the other night. You
know the old way was two or three
frosts and then rain, but all signs fail
nowadays. -
The Salem Band practiced at Jasper
Saturday night.
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05
DIAMOND.
Mrs. CHARLES ELTING.

This community was too busy for
news last week. The men were sowing
their wheat and the ladies were at their
fall house cleaning.
Carrie Serafine returned Wednesday
after spending the past three weeks
with Mrs. Fitting.
Mr.. Williams has his sale this week.
They are planning to move to Oronogo
to spend the winter. Their many
friends are sorry to have them leave.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the Frank King sale last Friday.
An ice cream social was held at Shap-
ley schoolhouse last Thursday for the
benefit of the school.
Mrs. Warren Pfander spent several
days visiting home folks last week.
]. F. Gulick and wife spent several
days visiting in Golden City last week.
They are planning to spend this week
IN Kansas City.
John Buzzard was Lamar visitor
Monday.
A large crowd attended the conven-
ton at Blue Sunday. All report an en-
joyable day.
VIM. Patterson and wife, Chas. Elt-
ing and wife and Walter Mosley spent
Sunday with Thomas Edwards and
wife.
Mrs. Lunt spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Elting.
Some of the farmers have lost some
calves with what is supposed to be
black leg. With that and selling off
so many there will not be many left to
feed next summer.
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05

Okla, Friday. Mr.. Grider came up
from Carthage with her and stayed
over night. aRs aa
Dennis Grider went to Webb City
Monday and is working with Mr.. Wells
on a building there.
Bertha Webber called on Mrs. Berthe
Garner and baby Sunday.
Davis Grider visited J. G. Webber
Sunday.
Mrs. Grider called on Grandma Arm
str ong Sunday.
Mrs. l.. H. Miller from near Golden
City called at the Webber home Tues
day.
Lena Griffitts stayed all night With
Velma Taffner Wednesday night.
Mrs. Estell Taffner called on Grand
ma Armstrong and Bertha Webber
Thursday.
FNL~ Nz-,. LII ALL
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05
RISING SUN.
Miss NETrIE LOWE.

John Lowe attended thelconvention
at Blue Sunday.
John Sunderland spent Sunday at
l. o. Patterson's.
Roe Cline was in the Blue neighbor-
hood Sunday.
Emery Teeter and family visited at
the home of l. o. Patterson Sunday.
Dave Lowe and family spent Sunday
afternoon at Dick Patterson's. Miss
Nettie Lowe and Misses Nina and
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05
BLUE AND BETHEL.
Miss EDNA YATES.


The Northfork Township Sunday
School convention was held at Blue
Sunday, and was great success. The
convention sermon, preached by Rev.
Mr.. Weaver of Oronogo, was enjoyed
by all who heard it. The basket dim
ner was also great success and enjoy
ed by all.
Philip and Violet Budd spent Mon
day with Walt McPeak and wife.
Mrs. Catherine Elliott of Des Moines,
Iowa, spent a few days last week with
her niece, Mrs. Lee Mitchell.
Mrs. John King called on Mrs.
Charley Faris Monday.
Pink Workman and wife have gone
to Oklahoma with the view to locate
there.
S. r. Mitchell and wife of Jasper
spent Thursday with Frank Wardlow
and wife.
Mrs. Geo. Lilly and Mrs. John King
called on Mrs. Fred Pugh Thursday.
Emma Yates is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Will Wood, OF
Dixie.
J. l.. McPeak of Joplin spent last
week with his son, Walt McPeak and
family.
Mrs. Lee Mitchell visited her grand
mother, Mrs. Byers of Jasper, Friday
Eva Cline and Vera Hobson called
on Violet Budd Sunday evening.
Mrs. John King took dinner with
Mrs, Marion King Thursday.
Joe Faris and wife called on Ton
Wood and wife Monday.
Claude Budd> and wife took dinne
with Mr.. Pfander and wife of Diamond
Sunday.
Charley King took dinner with Johr
King and family Wednesday.
Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time TO
rnnnh th;s nGioa AOnIaxx
The Jasper news., 1916-10-05
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER


where he will be employed for several
months.
William Gugler and wife of illinois
are visiting at the Hickman home this
week. Mrs. Hickman and Mrs. Gug-
Ter are sisters. "
Guy and Parker Andrews and Fred
Lee visited Sunday morning with
Raymond and Frank Hickman.
J. +. Hull motored to Carthage
Thursday evening. His sister, Mrs.
Kackley, and niece, Miss Hull, and
her friend, Mr.. Post, the two latter
from Harrisonville, Okla, accompanied
him home and visited until Friday
evening. Mr.. Hull returned to Car
thage with them and spent the night
there.
Frank Kaufman called on Adam
| Malone one evening last week.
John Cox of Lamar and Lee Mitch
ell called on H. f. Coiner Thursday
morning.
Mrs. J. F.. Hull visited Wednesday
and Thursday with her mother and
sister at Mrs. McCormick's
Mrs. Jake Resh, Mrs. Alberts and
Jessie Pennington called on Tilly
Riley Thursday.
DR.. Houser was called out Saturday
morning to doctor horse belonging to
Mr.. Halterman.
Chas. Lambeth and family called at
w. S. Pennington's Saturday after
! noon. Mr.. Lambeth took a contract
to do some carpenter work for Mr..
Resh.
Mr.. James and c. NJ. Mikesell and
and Silas Grifiitts spent Sunday with
j. f. Hull and Jake Kaderly. John
Wheeler called there in the evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Coiner and son Lloyd
visited Saturday with Mrs. Ed Owen.
Mrs. VIM. Thompson and Mr.. God
dard and family visited at Adam Ma
lone's Sunday.
Mrs. ]. E. Hull visited Saturday
with Mrs. Beall.
Mrs. Cecil Kaderly spent Saturday
with Mrs. Lula Wells.
Mrs. w. S. Pennington and daugh-
ter Jessie visited Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Emma King.
Miss Verona Hickman visited over
Sunday with home folks.
Prof. Brous Of Lamar visited Blue
Star School Wednesday afternoon.
l.. l.. Shaunce and family of Green
field passed through here Thursday
enroute for Oronogo, where they will
make their home this winter.
John Armstrong called on Landon
Dayringer Sunday morning. Jake
Kaderly and Silas Griilitts called there
in the evening.
u. H. Brown, II. f.. Coiner, Elmer
Foster and their families and Miss
Hazel Foster spent Sunday afternoon
at Clarence Keiths.
c. NJ. Mikesell spent Saturday night
with Mr.. James.
Mr.. Resh called on Mr.. Hickman
Sunday evening.
Yves Malone called on his brother
Adam Sunday.
Miss Floy Brown visited home folks
in Lamar over Sunday. A girl friend
of hers from Lamar visited the school
Friday.
Mrs. Dora Armstrong and son Oscar
visited Mrs. Myrtle Dayringer Satur-
day evening.
VIM. Kaderly and sister, Mrs. Frank
Killy, visited at J. i. Hull's Friday.
Roy Pennington spent Sunday with
John and Elder Frakes.
c. NJ. Mikesell spent Sunday evening
with H. T.. Coiner.
Miss Zella Wright visited over Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. u. H. Brown
Miss Monte King visited in Jaspe
Saturday night, the guest of her cou
sin, Miss Hattie Hyder.
Mrs. Myrtle Coiner called on Mrs
r. A. Norton Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Resh, c. NJ. Mikesell and J. f
Hull were other callers there durinl
the week.
RISING SUN.