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Newell reclamation news. [volume] (Newell, Butte County, S.D.) 1910-19??, 1916-03-09
REPUBLICAN,
Vote for Representative
in Congress
x julius II. Johnson
Vote for

| 10 cents per calf will prevent
black leg.-(See Prices local ad.)
j For good horseshoeing come to
lCharlie's shop in the old kilker
garage building, east end of town.
G. w. GATES, Proprietor.
/ G. l.. Ashby was awarded $33. 33
by jury in justice court last night
in a suit against August Erickson
for hauling ice. The costs of the
case were divided.
The Royal Neighbors of Cactus
Camp will give an entertainment
and lunch at the lodge room March
10th, commencing at 8:l5 p. m.
Everybody invited. Admission
rs cents. Children under II years
Of age Is cents. u.
DIR. Clark auto failed to prove
of sufficient staying qualities to
conquer mud hole in the vicinity
OF the Emil Milberg bridge the
other night, with the result that
the gears were completely stripped.
The doctor walked home.
Emil Void went up to Dead
wood last week and returned with
q brand new Overland. He prob
ably thinks this car has the best
tune and there is no doubt what
ever that he will use it in connec-
ton with his orchestra work.
Sale bills have printed at this
Office for the big special spring
sale now going on at Wood ford
and W0odford's. Whether or not
you received one of the bills, drop
into their store and see for your
self some of the many bargains
they are Offering.
The fight for Congress in this
district fairly bri ties with can
didates who feel that they can give
Candy a run for his money, seven
or eight having announced their
intention of doing so. Just now
it appears that Julius II. Johnson
of Fort Pierre has the inside track.
George McDonough, Clarence
Lewis, Clyde Hayes, Charley
Nelson and Frank SeeDey were
given the third degree in Odd
Fellowship at the hall last Tuesday
night. Afterwards a banquet was
spread at which better than fifty
plates we're set and to which they
all did ample justice.
At special meeting Of the
town council Tuesday evening
John Hartwich was elected town
clerk to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Charley Nc
Williams. Those desiring to
register for the primaries can now
find the registration books at the
Reclamation State Bank.
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Notice to StOckmen.

We will run summer herd Oh
the Sulphur creek this summer.
viii commence gathering first of
May. Those desiring to let us have
their cattle will please notify US as
soon as possible.
KARINEN Bros.
Deermont, S. y.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

r. Fred Green was in town iron
Bison last Sunday.
Window Glass-all sizes, a
Prices Drug Store.
Let the Anderson Lumber Co
figure your lumber bill.
Adolph Amunson was Belle
Fourche visitor Sunday.
Ed. Rail was a ousinass visitor
from Mason lasl Thursday.
V. P. Price passed through towr
Tuesday on his way to Nisland.
A limited amount of sweet clover
seed for sale at the n. NJ. Bratton
Company's.
Catholic services ct Newell on
Sunday, March 10Th at l0:45 a. m.
Rev. O'Hora.
The Ladies Social Union will
meet with Mrs. Kenaston Thurs
day, March 9th.
w. l.. Sweeney and G. j. Wat
kins are here from Renville, SD.
with view of locating.
Buy your winter supply of Rock
Springs, Hanna and Niggerhead
coal of August Erickson.
De Rustom returned Sunday
from an extended visit among fam
liar scenes in Wisconsin.
The Misses Emma Hammer and
Pearl Adams left Tuesday for Hot
Springs where they have secured
positions.
Those living in 9-5 are now in
a seperate precinct, known as
Horse Creek precinct. Andrew
Erickson is clerk.
The Ladies Aid will be enter
tanned at the church Thursday,
March 10Th, by Mrs. Hills. All
ladies are invited.
Home talent play, Higbee Of
Harvard, at the Theatorium Mon
day, March 18th. Admission SOC.
School children 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee X. Dennis
returned last Saturday from three
weeks visit with the latters parents
at Augusta. Wisconsin.
Mrs. <. G. Young made the trip
to Deadwood Friday accompanied
by her daughter Bernice and her
granddaughter, Hattie Healy.
Robert Middleton is carrying his
arm in sling as the result of a
fall on slippery cross walk. A
bad sprain WAS the extent of the
damage.
Park Davis Co.'S. 'Blacklegoids,
in bottles of 10, only l0c per dose.
Can you afford to not buy them 2
5 per cent discount on so or more
doses.
j. G. Cogan of Presho, auditor
of the j. F. Anderson Lumber
Company, was looking after the
firms interests here the first of the
week.
Unless we miss our guess there
will be both a majority and a min
GRITTY report of the doings on this
project go to the Central Board of
Review.
Joe Anderson is engaged in
building a new residence on the
Harry Webb place. The new
house will be occupied by renter
the coming season.
A band concert and dance is be-
ing advertised to be held at Nisland
next Saturday. The Belle Fourche
! band will give free concert after
which the evening will be devoted
to dancing.
The home talent choir will enter.
tain at the Methodist church Sat.
urday evening. March Path. This
is an all home talent entertainment
and further particulars will bt
given next week.
l.. d. Rosebro is building i
lOx28 addition to his residenc OF
| the farm west of town. The entire
lt,.,.oo will a1of bo v,la otorad Ms
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LOCAL AND Personal NEWS


i WANrED-A lady cook Mt tn
Loyal hotel.
| S. j. Clarke was Nisland visl
tor over Sunday.
Kodaks and supplies at Price
Drug Store, Newell, 5. ID.
10 cents per calf will proven
black leg.-(See Prices local. ad. }
Dir. John Fl. Martin. eve, ca
nose, throat specialist, Lead. ;. ID
Money for farm loans. Writ
VIM. j. Mundt. Pierre. s. ID,
Boyer Aune was Belle Fourch'
visitor the latter part Of last week
Mrs. S. j. Clark returned yes
terday from visit with her par
ents at Nisland.
Rev. G.. E.. MattesOn, district
superintendent, was in town the
first of the week.
DIR. Clark has leased his farm tC
T. G. Wall who will farm it the
coming summer.
August Erickson sells Niger
head, Rock Springs and Hanna
coal. None better.
George Moore returned from
trip to Wall last Saturday and ex-
poets to remain awhile.
George Voice visited with rela-
tiyes at Belle Fourche and Rapid
City the first of the week.
Can handle few loans on irri-
gated land. Drop in and see me
before making a loan.-O. T..
Farnham.
Home talent play, Higbee of
Harvard, at the Theatorium Mon
day, March 18th. Admission soc.
School children 80.
Theron G. Brown, our county
Judge, was down from the hub the
first of the week and was guest
of w. Harry PHILIPPE.
If you are planning on a new
house or repairing the old one
get Anderson Lumber Company's
prices-they are right.
H. j. Fedde pays the highest
market price FORA kinds of hides.
See him at the Fedde livery barn
when you have any to sell.
For SALE OR TRADE-Pure bred
poultry. Four White Wyandotte
cockerals. One Pekin drake.
M RS. n. I'll. ELY.
Louie Karinen came IN from
Deermont Tuesday and left that
dav for Florida, saying he was go
ing to look for u place to spend
the winters.
We have several different kinds
Of the better grades of soft coal at
prices that will suit your pocket
book. The j. f. Anderson Lum-
Der Company.
F. Fl. Newell, former head of
the reclamation service, visited
Ames Iowa) college last. week and
delivered lecture to the engineer
ing students there.
Chris Diass had a runaway last
Monday with one of the Quinn
teams that resulted in an over
turned wagon but the actual dam
age did not amount to much.
Patronize the Belle Fourche
cream station. We pay 20 cents
for butterfat. 10 cents for chick
weighing over five pounds, live
weight. Geese and ducks, IL cents.
John S. Lee of Deadwood, is one
of the new settlers on ranch seven
miles east of Vale arriving there
last Monday. Mrs. Lee and the
other members of the family viii
arrive in week or two.
Four farm tractors are expected
here this week. Each of the
following parties will receive one
Thomas Wall, George Buckles o.
Hoover, Adolph Amunson ane
Chris Schumann.
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For Sale.

Pure Macroni or Durum seed
wheat. U. 5. experiment strain.
81. 90 per bushel while it lasts.
B. f. NEwKIRK,
Two miles west of Newell.
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mo lla dc tcncr,

|iNo ha dc tcncr.
Entire Juan Y yo inStaIamca cl toll
do. no sin Sudar mucho.
DespuGS fuimoS ahadiendo todos
los accessories; los "panicrs'. cI por.
tamantas, los faroles....
y subienio dos mo sc va mOICa-
to? A vcr. Juan, sicntate d mi Iado.
Muy bien. perfectamente. nj los CO.
dos Sc tocan.
Examine el ~volante, los ~frenos, la
manivcla y me %pregunto:
De modo que para mover est;.
maquina decis que sera necesario ha-
Ger ash. Y ASH. w..
Este primero-repIiquc yo-y
luego este.
Hizo efectivamente esto... Y es-
o.. y el coche partio. efectuandu
un sabio "virage' en- ell que Sc recu-
mocha la. habilidad, de un consumado
chauffeur y hugo d sveIocidad maxi
ma. dejandcme petrificado en- donie
estaba.
Y jamas he vuelto a yer al princi-
pc Metcherski. nj mucho e mi 81
caballoS.
MAURICE LEBLANC.
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CRONICAS EUROPEAS
De Paris-Londres a La Habana

es de vida 0 muerte. No hay que ven
Ger a medals, hay que: aplastar, y pa
"a Siempre. a contrario.
iBonito!
Aqui 10 del :hulo.
-iAnda, dcjalos que sc maten!
ESperase una batalla, decisiva por
terra, V otra batalla, decisira por
mar en- Ia que entren en- liza los 90
acorazados-que representan 5000.
10000 toneIadas-que Inelatcrra
ticne aUn iRtacros.
-Pero en- Inglaterra, deciamc I'm
reciGn llegado de Paris, no Sc sientc
Ia guerra.
4si os. On , cfccfo. Arostumbrado
este mai, a.copstanfcs gucrras colo
males, la actual no !c pcrturha ma
vormente. rs. ademas. question de
cardctcr = de cnstumbres. Que aqui
~r;cner mncho scltido pr5c,ico. Los
,yios no "a ven ep Ia caIIe. ryr;es de
tg;ieies cor los roloridos u1c sirrr-
orr .~uStayou tanlo al pueblo irrtcs;
Y fnera del uarGYc de Richmond. los
,n,tiI,do. 10 l., ,,,a,.,., po -, ,n,,.,
-, 81 n1br.n L,cgo..s riros mn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-30

REC0lITE ustcd y guardc csla direction.
para que Sc las mucSlrr n suS amigos quo
sufrcn nc raIlos, mczqIIlOS. ZlzOlCs y era
nos dc Ia picl. con 2tc. cG iicinDres posla-
les que me reutl3. les mafidO a yueila Ge
corrco, franco dc porte. una callia dc Po-
NADIA Gonzalez La ncjOr del Tu2do pe-a
estas Intermediates. Dcyue!Yo C. dicero Q
Ia persona que sc cure y no sane.
ESPIRIDI0S GONZALEZ.
=. o. Box Is. LAREDO, Texas
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FL. vi MO-
POLONiA i;EDlNlNA
Luis BONAFOUX.
IA iIiBt\i


En- SIS diNcur>"> I'Hoii'I'I'lad'> I'll
a session. I" aperture IL" Ia I'"i''a'
"I President" 'i"i h"n>"J'. >'u"n""
y e. miil>tu" ~>a/"itoiI nan f"H'\a-
Il" la pr"in"'a> ii"'''"- a~"'''''.al'''
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tI.uyrr"n. "i'r'amritl'. uh" d' i"S
a"tfio> MAS .mi"IiaIi''> H' ia -
sion -"."mn" "' Ia H.i' '""I"> 81
ra~ttio- uEti"r"I SIS a~raiiarl''r>
para -a.aii' al Ia. Ina d' a
rou>'ra"n''aa Il" Ia -,an r"ltlIa="a-
rl6n sra. "a u" IIiar.". Ia r"r'i.,-
tlturIou IL la dr>H"nIurada ~l,tr1a
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| .iacr do >-'r> \lruru dr-rana" 10
,io, ..> r~pi-itu. -currp-"$ del mIn-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-30
-Dcjalos que Sc matcu,.

I'm nerfodi-ta arccrtino-lc Ella
Eazrn". crec-dc rcgscSp &c To-. difc-
rcr,cs -tyatro>-de ia guerra. ha
Iu.u..do q Barcelona |roajau,jo pcu.s \
h~u.rurcs sln fin. y ma yuc.tu pur no
npGcr cscrhir. NO 81 pucdc c-,li-
nir Ia yrriad." Gcolara 81: anadicr 10
uur nj en- Russia. nj en- A.cmaaia. nj
rr Austria nj en- Serbia. nj en- rr",-
rfa lc han dciado ca pyz. sIilagro e..
o4s. naeda contarGo
I'm sl:l a,to dc Ia tr"2caIa c..a-
mos" .Dui5n 10 sabc' De toto n.pto,
nletc que hava uno> catorre a,lps.
Pcro 10 positive. en- c$los mowyn;,s.
g., puc IN a1crra. lcios dc amaiuar. 80
h, ra~-rnieriJo en- e,tos dia,. La ,rr-
,ica mii,ar dice nue. Verdun csta Gu
tire $; cade O non cade: = en- cuanto
a IA ofensiva rus;,, resultara de prj-
mera, Dor 10 Que ma conseSuido hasta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-30
CUENTO DEL Ola
Un Gentleman

JaindS he clcOi!LIduO u4 ioiio4S
mas distinguido, mas correcto, nj que
linvoluntariamente inspirase mayor
! simpatia Y d~eferencia.
Nos conocimoS Y trabamos ronver-
| saci6n en- ell tren de Paris al Havre-
| Conversation deiiciosa cuyo rccucrdo
conscrvare siempre, pucs tetlgo razO-
mes sobradas para no Olvidar duran
te mi vida mi encuentro con. aQucl
hombre. Gran senior, en- toda Ia
acepci6n de Ia palabra, Sportmen dis
tinguidisimo. abrjgaba sobrc todas
auuellas Cosas que mas atractivos
eicrccn en- mi, ideas precisas, iustas.
enthusiasts Y razonables. D., =.
Figuraos cual seria mi sorprcsa
cuando. ha5icndo manifcStado Incl
dcntalmentc que .trataba dc vcnder
mi "a caballos para comprar II mas
lrapido. lc OF dccir que jam&s habia
Isubido 4 IN autom6vil.
y. no Ia sido' por falta de dcseo
t-aNadi6; y hasta o. dire que he cS-
Itado Il puuto. dc adTiirir uno en- Pa
ris. pcro cl mmacjo me Is dcscono-
edo y Fl aprcndi1ajc &c me figura
hastamte comp.icado.
Nadia dc cso-ic rcpIiquG.-V
! uid.a g .cl MIC II de csloS diaS, :
en- pocas palabras os cXpIicart e. me-
canismo. Y va verGis Guam scncilIo es.
Esto acaso IS dcclda.
No digo Que no.. En- fin. we're
mos.
Cuando llcgamos al Havrc, ST cria-
do. que habia viajado en- cl mismo
trcn que nosotros. sc encontraba va
| en- la portezucla dc nucstro compar-
timcnto. Aqucl domestico era touo
| un caballcro, bi"n vcstido, con guan-
tc ~irrcprochabIc Y calzando botincs
dc charol. TrIt0 Il Su senior de exec
lencia V lie accrc0 cl brazo para que
sc apoyara a bajarsc.
MI eoN"Pa'e'o "' >'"J' '"00 ~
caFleEa uA" Ia'je'"' ""c ""V o'ie'''
u~lcIcndo:
-Pucs blen. cStamos dc acucrdo.
Dentro de dos diaS ire 4 rer"S i
MontviLlerS. villa dc los Sauces
mo cS ESQ? y Va tratarels de con-
vencerme.
Al seUararm" tie q, lei III ta!JrLa:
"Principc MetCacrSNi.'
-Eamos-pcrsG.-Esta hC,h" e'
ncgocio.
y me frotaba Ias manos. poruu. en-
reajdad. de no teymjnar cl asuntc 10
, ,abri, como .alir de mis- compromi-
SOS. Ga,tos eyag.rados. perd;das cn
In rar-nr,. y on 81 hacarat. en- fin.
ioc,,r.. IL. T., ipvertyl me haLiar lie
waldo = ma ,ituaciou POGO mcnus ruc
! d~a.csnnrodo FL prirripc Nntchcrsli
So me aparcria como I'm salvador.
%panto = cmpicar Ia cantidad Il me
oroduic,c Ia vcnta dc mi "A raba-
liz. on Ia romnra dc mo dc 10. como
,.o b,ni, l,jo artardor me narrrr
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SEEEEftaS NNRNvuLLUSoS.-9l USED ae-
sea hGl,ar yejjclda., sUerte. fortuna. amor.
SR$ria y >Osr.Cg- = uslcd deSea iener en-
to q. Il cpTeTrI0. : Qnlere -riUnfar e9 >a>
en!presas. - qU.ege harerse amar. 81 q'aere
lu2TE J9dAs auS a>lLEacionc>, i Qt.eEe
saf- vfrior;ren en- t1I0s <gS aSgn;OS 3 10
srar lgtr. -ss G">egs. pIdA mi cIriu>p IL
b-iio. que r. .r-a cnyiaIO gratis a vG"-ia
dc corFco. Di-ccr.0G. -. J. Veace. Boz gI,
Ha0aaa. Cuba. :;
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- de JUNO.

- de JUNO.
Saltan a mi vista, 4. coger la plu-
ma para "Ei Mundo". dos notjciaz.
La primera, enviada por el CORES
ponsal de- Times" en- Amsterdam,
IS que Iargos trenes-hoSpitales saIer
couscantemente de los pueblos from
terizos dc Francia Y AIemania; que
hay que agrandar JOS. cementerios,
que las igle5as Sc trapSforman ell
arubu.ancias,
Ia scgunda noticia es que a!guras
rutas asjdticas Sc trarsforman Ell
inficrnos de putrefaccion. TN olor
espautoso sc eXhala de miles dc cada-
vcres sin >cpuJtura y el' aqua de los
pozos csta corrompida-cuenta I'm CO.
rrcspunSaI dc guerra-Los crineos
humanoS son tan nuueross que Wis
.tos de Ieios. el v~iajero cree que con-
temp5a inmeusos campos de meloncs
maIuros."
TN mcdIco e$palol, 81 doctor Is
.gudcr, ha tcnido "a idea dc cscribir III
artiruio sobre Ia influeucja de c5ta
guerra en- cI corazon humane. v. al
cfecto, ' ante TODD, rccucrda 10 que
sUfre. en- ticmPos normaIcs. aqUri ~.
gaUo.
"Observad 4 cualquiera 4 uuicn sc
liz imprudentemeutc una uotic;a no.
rrible.
Su cara palidece intensamcntc un
traSudor frio bana Su frente. las ye-
mas de sus dcdos toman e. color de
IN ezra. las extremidades estdn .ll,i-
da~, exangiies. e. pulse dtbil, a.sy
lie aprieta el roraz6n de augusta. Y
SuS, desordenadoS latidos pucden pa
rar en- un sincopc.
Una vida de emociones .suStos y
aventuras habltua has aIreriaS al es-
pasmo. desgasta SUI elasticidad, las
endurece. las pone tiranteS. rigidaS,
lerzas Fuextensibles, arrugando "a
;uz del tubo. CON asperezas que- roza
Ia sanera flaida. y e coraz0n redo5i2
sit ~esfueJzc para enc e. obscacu.o,
Sc hipertrofia para rombatu la resis-
tencia p~erif6rica De los capilares que
no le ayuda como corazon sup!etc-
ROB
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81 NECEsITA EMPRESS para cue ileve SIS
peiAcsS 4 Ia ">lac.nu D L. Canb! Su> nus
pies. hA5.eie 3 Ep>aiCS Eel Travis 1916.
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- t'OR iJc
Son lUruadoS dc TO-
i0grafidS originates Y
representa- hcrinO>aS
IGujercS en- ri0>irloncS
naluralcS. Los cIIvla
mos On Sobrc rPrrLIo.
FRENCH PHOTO co.
IDrparlamcnt0 81.
~GREENNIl.L.E, MICH.
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ELCENnS ron tnfa correction. caCIas a.no,
rUs2s, d nrtsuleI'y. te!IrJtariynes. cuu.Is-
srcs, C'sc-r-pS g tpCa CiIsc o. Tu~>llS
smCrCSSS, dc ar!.crSarlp. ~palTjnHra~. elc.
Pre-tOs rnot0radnS. u.r.al-e ror rorr.1
P. CsIter0n, lis ). san saba 81, san taiO
g!O, Tex.
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Sc SpIICITNT Asna,cs para n yen.L lie
Ia pFEN-t N las 0nbIa~."n"s Ge Aqua
C1Iir9fr. lr.Fgll. santa Nunira, CJI'Or-
Via. Las personals cue - Unforeseen ne
den dlI!gty,s srllrtlauGD 7TerI0 3 raTCl-
clones a - FEEN>A, D"pavlaiuen'o de
AScntcS. 81 bOIurOsa ST, san Antonio,
Texas
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PARA toda clase dc IrabajoS De ImprCG;a
ftrl.sSe 3 IA PRkNSN. Los hsreMOS = So
EStscCitn del cIItlIs ) } p.ect0s suInalsea
lie modGratCs.
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So RESTA cuartO aprcN!7dO para OfiCiHa o
taller, en- 6l3 DolorOSs -. inrOrman CT las
OJcinas Dc Ia PHEN>A o IN Ia uenda De
TlE Bros. ESUuI1a Nam y Travis
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-01-07
Cheltenham Items

The Cheltenham Athletic Association
will hold its next meeting at the school
house Monday, January 10th. A very
good program has been arranged and
it is hoped the meeting will be instruc-
tive as well as entertaining.
Mr.. John E. Selby spent Christmas
at his home.
The Epworth League was entertained
at the home of MIR. George Aist on
Friday last
Miss Cecilia Coad has resumed her
work in the school room after spending
the holidays at her home near Brandy
wine.
The Christmas entertainment at the
Methodist Chuch was very interesting
and much credit is due all who partic-
ipated.
Miss Agnes Gardiner has returned
from trip to Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
Miss Elsie Duley left on Monday to
accept Civil Service position in Wash
ington.
Misses Nina and Hattie Stevens, of
Annapolis, spent the Christmas holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rawlings.
Misses Minnekhein and Schuyler have
returned home from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Townshend.
Miss Maude Selby, visited Mrs. Wolfe
in West Virginia during the holidays.
We are glad to report that most of
the public school pupils who were abb
sent on account of illness before
Christmas, are now able to resume
their studies.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-01-07
Nor1oE TO CRED1roRs

Elk PARTE:
IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST
ESTATE OF RICHARD T.
:, -MULLIKIN
So. Equity No. 467s.
4 AROERED, this 2tsl day Of Deem
" Der 1915, by the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges County, sitting in
Equity, that jurisdiction of the admins,
tration Of the Trast Estate of Richard
r. hullikin b and the same is hereby
assumed by this Court and that William
G.. Brooke, the Trustee in the said Deed
of Trust named, proceed to execute the
powers and duties in said Deed Of Trust
mentioned aud described. And it is
further ordered that the said William
G Brooke, Trustee. give notice to all
persons having claims against the said
Richard T. Mullikin to file their claims,
duly authenticated, with the Clerk OF
this Court on or before the 18th day of
February 1916, by causing copy of
this order to be inserted in some news
paper published in Prince Georges
County once in each of three successive
weeks before the 22ud day of January
1916.
FILLMORE BEALL
Judge
True copy, Test:
S. D. HALL, Clerk
Dec. S1st.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-01-07
Card Club.

A delightful meeting of the Card
Club took place on Thursday of last
week, at the home of Mrs. A. T.
Brooke, who was assisted in doing the
honors by her charming niece, Miss
Louie Thomas, of st. Mary's county.
After tempting luncheon. games of
both bridge and five hundred occupied
the remainder of the afternoon.
Those present were: Mrs. c. A. Cla-
gett, Mrs. Jere Berry, Mrs. L. A.
Griffith, Mrs. Fred. Sasscer, MrssMary
E. Wilson, Mrs. T.. Van Clagett, Mrs.
John Russell, Mrs. Harry Gore, Mrs.
Hal Clagett, Mrs. William B. Clagett.
]. L. D. Clagett, Miss Susie Clagett,
Miss Carol Wilson, and Miss Mamie
Berry.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-01-07
Wedding Bells.

A pretty wedding took place at moor
last Wednesday in St. Matthews
Church (Addison's chapeD. this county
when Miss Marguerite Melvena Bowie,
er of Mrs. Agnes Bowie, of neal
L, ~ beca1 me bride Of Mr..
James belt Berry, OF Berrys Station.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. l.. Cody Marsh, rector. of the
Church. assisted by Rev. c. X. P. Cogs-
well. The Church was beautifully
decorated.
The bride, who was given away in
marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr..
Edward Bowie, of Washington. wore a
dark blue travelling suit with hat to
match and carried bouquet of white
roses She was attended by her sister,
Miss Marie Bowie, who wore a be-.
coming brown suit and carried pink
carnations >.
Mr.. Thomas E. Berry, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man and the
ushers were Messrs. M. Hampton Ma
gruder, Edmund Fairfax. Frederick B..
Berry and Philip Wall. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Berry left for
brief wedding trip, and upon their
return will reside at Concord, the old
Berry home place.