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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
Albuquerque Financial Center Of
~ State Livestock Business Il

A~ihuuurruu,aus hn @ had % diluel
into them Cor 90 long that hlbuuucr-
aur ih, |Oupnrial center OF The
southwest mat tho, have come to-
tntkc ID fut granted. but altuuc Who
Will take The troub.e to inquire ~ .
few nf the len ling nanRc wnl W.
cover % sct ~ nrts lttlc short of
astounding m their imm, is,j The
city. through it, banking interests. is
eNcrtiug q very powerful influence
over au area really larger than the
state o. Sew Mexico. though located
mainly. to the south ald west of o..
Its influence as u banhing center 81
rclt particularly ia livestock traustc-
,iuns The reason Is mol, IA o. geek
Bankers here conduct thcir business
on d moro liberal plnn than H. used
In the east, though u L. quite ~ c"i-
servativo Who're an eastern hpuN
pays bur Two per cent on bank 1c-
counts. subject TO Withdrawal the
local banks pay more. Just bow
much thcs pay l4 u matter "i COIN
dental Information hut % b. 'Ionah
To- ptoyo Ncry attractive TO- the
Country bllkcis This brings their
accounts go the city and added 60
| the enormous amount Of direct bus
! mess hapdlod for livestock mon
| makes the financial institutions of
| THIS city the leading factors in i've
stock financing Throughout western
! and southern Sew Mexico and u"t'r
| ern Arizona ana mntes th'm q pow
| crn.l fa,tor In the business OF me
notthorn part OF the STATE"
Rcc,usc. 49, orc banker pa i this
moruilg. 'thc trend OF moue, i~ nl.
way eastward there i- q much
smuiior amount OF bus,less done Win
eastern Vow M'Nico than with the
western hall of he state. though local
mon admitted the recos valley dd
have uctitc haul ing connections Wit'l
~ ptso.
Rui from tho ,ouut.es Of Torrance
%stndoval. Bcrual.lio. Socotrn. Nalcn-
ella. Luna. Giant ana sierra, pr1'tic'
Ian az Of tho ,us uc livcst"cN and
everything ol-" comics INTO AZ uqu'r.
que one way or annthcj.
The direct business. - a far larger
factor ihtu generally is beloved
M1ny oi the commission mon, huy"t'
Of livestock ana handlers have nc.
counts here to facilitate prompt ga
menis to sellers of cattle sh'cp oil
wool They hnd 30 an adNnntag" lt
maintain accounts ~ the ground. 7'
to speak. on the other hanl. a pa
men, for y biz shipm"ut of 1--we to"
or livestock products often INCA
merely the transfer of a fat sun
from IN" a' cunt IN = bank - on
. either account IN tho same bank. tu
n vast number of the sh"cpmcn cat
tlemcn ana others iutorc ed o. "a
' ltvcstock bu- ness mH.ntai1 account
. IN Albuquerque bank Th"S 10 IA
from n variety of rea 'oI, First man
who have large Interests IN count %
IN the southwestern plt' uf enc S'oi
make their res douco iu Albuuu' ou
J. aa1 of Coursc a ma naturi ~ hk"
n 10 have his ha1k a count whore bi
home TO- Again, many s,ochmen wh
make uhelr homes 10 IN" rinHIe
Y town rthutnrv TO tho rii w" =
n have their N local banks b'
4 cause 81 the greater safety Aeli
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
RICHARD JOSE WILL
APPEAR HERE SOON
IN CONCERT PROGRAM

Arrangements weI" completed late
Yesterday evening which assure the
appearance of liichsrd Jos, TIA" IN
trtuat.onuliA faInous tenor ~ Nhu-
uatIII, Tor AZ least one evening IN the
earl, pan al March
n was earned through railroad
SOURCES thai Ar Jose was jumping
from L.s Angeles IT, Denver ~ which
rii. BE-, b. contracted 10 appear IN
conjunction wit. lnnes' band as the
feature solost n no time was lost
ia getting ma communication With ia"
cornish singer
Something uvcr eight years asa
"Dick" Jose entertained the music
lovers 81 Aihu 'uerpur for ,Ee cNcn-
ing. and "a since thcn has q single
concert attracted So large AT assem-
ulage,
RcceutlN he has completed u series
Of "i;cd seal records for me ui
Amrricas largest p~h"nugrarn COM
panies aud his royalties uum THIS
source alon. are said go amount to q
prlucciv sum yearly.
what Joseph Jefferson was to the
r,IkinE drama IA hi personally cree
.atrd classic Rip Van Wiuklr, Rich
ara Jose N to- IA" world 81 rlclodA ~
hls unique interpretation "i SiiN"i
"hfeais Among the Gold
Da, amer Day. In the Gloam-
.ut. There n , Voice. ON Yes
.r.rdu-z are On ut IA" collections
making up Mr Ios,'s repertoire. but
,u hear Ium 80 an p go remember
him alWaNe.
Auuth,r pleasing condition under
winch Jose viii appear ~ Aibuquei
pu, ~ tnHt th, scale ui prices VIII MOI
l,Nsscd ,,uis Wh"rcn. he ts "'oR'
'ul2cd 40 % 81 90 attraction This wa
made possible oulN bN tn '"ci tha'
| MI JoSes manager WAS gwen ms ila'
concert price aud the part, VINO pul
lap this guarantee has no idca ~ max
iug any annoy ont ul this engage
ment. hut stated that he PERSONALLY
stood read, Ia pa> $50 to have hi'
fnmily aud self hear Dick lnse "He'
again. lie got several Of MS asso.
ciaies 90 Join hin IN pfo'tlins IN
! purse necessary b, winch arrange
ment the ontir. public hcneiis'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

OF the + lends % she yuuus man uld
woman contemplating marriage take
great pa MS 20 inquire into the cdu-
cat on. prestige. social standing aud
physical conditions Of tho man and
woman hcfor" they make denult, 81
engagements Tor . wedding
Tho record col Japanese wodl ugs
IN the state. most of uhi.h nfe roi,-
hrJiod IN 10 Francisco AND arc
picture we'd llugs' - a. follow
1913 9O,. 1910. $50, 1913 octr of
the alien lnrd as ta'ioni. 1iN. 1919.
a0G 1911. $50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered

\ New Yorker ~ wide experience. has writ
ten q boob teliin. how the tobacco OF snuff
hahit mat he easily sud completely banish"d
IN three dHAa with delightful benefit. The
author Edward : Woods 800 y New YORK
'ItN Will mnil his book free on request
The health Improve. wonderfully after the
nicotine poison IA out OF the system. Calm
ness. Tranquil sleep clear eyes normal sppp.
lite. good digestion. manly yigor. strong mem
cry aud % general gain In ofhsienry NJ, among
IN" many benefits reported Gsi rid of that
nervous fc'lins NO more need ~ pipe cigar.
cigarette stuff ~ ch'winE iotaccu 60 pscify
morbid desire
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
Y. M. c. A. BUILDING TO
BE OPENED TO PUBLIC

During the week h%eginnil. March
- the Y. NJ. e. a huilding wiz ne
open for inspection by thc public
Following the week pt Inspection -
campaign viii he earned on TOR iur-
nishins IN. rooms
on THURSDAY "a campaign VIII ne
conducted for the collection ol unpaid
subscripsions. The original 'whhl-
wind tesms will ~ out. nn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

Itch Itch ltchi-Scratch' Scratch
scratch IN" more SON scratch. he
worse the itch Try Doar's ointment.
For eczema, any skin itching. o n
hoy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
WELCOME. ST'N MEN.

20 MERE idle words are The
nj Welcome Stockmru. ban
ners ana DECORATIVE" d"sighs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
g6euter nO6e Der front.

N2an fbrei6t aus aOlmar: DGbs
ren0 bos beno9barte Syreiburs bas
3beaier geI9lORen bdlt, bat oas iIei>
mere &Olmor felt 1. Sttober Dprigen
Sobres Iein Sbeoter unter 2eitung bon
Direttor Merner ipieberer0ffnet uuo
fsiiber NIT srOBem Grfole ssIpieIt.
Sydit ieben Qlbeno III oas Sdus ouss
berfauft uno btetet ben bier lpeileH6en
9Fft3teren unb WannIhdften bon Ser
DpgeIenFront eine ipiltommene Abs
ipe9slung na9 ruubem Rriegsbanos
inert. gs ftnben MIR S9auipielz
obenoe itott unter 9ebor5ugune bette
rsr Werte. Den erObten 9tntIuHg
fdnben bisber -Sbirin unO Gertrude. "
nS9neioer Mibbel" unS ,Der 5erbros
6ene sarue." 2sbterer Defenders Tam
unter Der Regie bes Serrn S4ieIe unb
nit ibm dls berborroeenoer 0orfrihz
ter Nbam in bemerienspert gutter Nufs
fiibruno berous. Dos Rolmorer Gns
femble eibt aud regeImdBis @oitipiele
in MiiIboufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

Der TrisOsnspaIaIf i'm Snus sinl
SrDnie.
Gin Wraatbau Osr Isinsn Sps4 SerTsbI
hat.

Wie Elm 6obn auF Die sbes, pel9er
Der SrieoenspaIoif i'm Soag Iein Gntz
itebcn berbuntt, mutet Su iebiser 3eit
Elm iur5er gaunOsang our9 oeFen
Rdums an. Der Palaif felbIt lit elm
pru6tbou, Der einen ebenIo freunblis
9en tpie impoTdnten @inbrud mu9t,
Cine breite Srsppe fii6rt gum Soupts
eingong. Der Gintritt toitet natiirs
Ii9 @sIb; ipenns in ben &rieg gebt
brdu6t man nints gu 5ablen. iper fi9
fir Die GneIGnOer totI9ieben laFsn
min, betommt Iogar nod @elO su.
Sin Siibrer, Der oen 9eIuCber Our9
Die gerGumioen SGle fiibrt, oeut19,
bolGnOiItb unb 6run50iHd unb ou6
engIii9 fpri9t, III pirtli9 neutral.
Gr 5eigt bem 8efuGer nit gleibmGBig
ipi9tiger Wliene 0ie @aben, Die bic bers
f9ieoensn 2GnOer fir ben Grieoenss
pulait geitiftet boben.
Sir uno S9liiFel gum 5riebenss
eebGubc - Elm grimmiger @ib Der
WelteeI9ibte - lieferte DeutI9lonb.
9ie mGdtigen Sorfliiesl iiub bon 5iDei
SGulen aus San0itein flaniiert, ouf
Ocnen fi8 ole Tiguren BON Gnseln srs
beben, bic Srauben uno @ebren - 0as
Symbol Der Tru9tborteit - in ibren
SGnOen bolten. 2(uf bem linten SOr,
fliiseI finb in md9tisen 2ettern aus
Sdmisbeeifen bic f90nsn Dorte
rSreunOT8uft" unO Y6rieOen," ouF
Dem re9ten n@eredtisteit" uno Sins
tro9t" eineeloHen.
Die inneren Siiren aus @ron3e Iinb
bos @eI9ent 9elsisns; Der groBe
f9Der beraoloete Ganbslaber i'm 9es
ftibul purbe bon OeItsrrei9 seitiftet,
9oIIdnb lieferte Die prd9tisen @lass
moIereien unO 8ruiilien Oas 9uuboI5
Il. IN.
GinIom uno berluFen Iebt Die
eroBe Sane Der v@ere9tigteit," bic
fir bic SiBunssn bes Trieosnstons
ereFes beitimmt 1T. Bel9en Sries
bsustonsreTes9 prG9tig fin6 bic
ipertbollen Seppibe, einlooenO Oie be-
quemen leoeriiberaogenen StiibIe, inns
poIont Der moTHbe Slid, an benz Die
TrisbsnsTiFter iiben foElten. @5OIi6
ei9ent 6OI3tGfeluns Der5iert bic
@dnoe, 5riebensembleme iiberolI auf
pfeilern, an Ser 0ede uno ouf Bill
Germ. glur Der syrieoc IeIbF, Der g0tts
Iicbe anabe. bat nod fcineH @iu0ug
eebolten. .9itte ni9t dnriibren~ IieIt
man in beutT9, frun50Fi9 unb boIs
Idnbift an oIIeu eden unb Gnoen. -
Sb riibret, riibrst nidt bran! Der
5rieoe fbIdftl
Wdr es iiberboupt ebrlide NbTdt,
ipelde Die TrieOensbepegung unregte9
Do6 pobl! @s mar ia Gar glitos
Ious, Der oie onOeren gefrDntsn SGups
ter, bertn @ilbcr man i'm SefretGrz
aimmer betra9ten fam, gum eriten
TriebenstOngreB einlub. 0srIeIbe Gar,
Der Oen Welttrieg entfeFeIte, inOem er
ou ben Serben faets: nMioerleBt eu4,
unO mir belfen eu9!"
Gs ipiro uns unbebdglidb, ipir frOs
ffeln uno nd9bem mir nur nod elm
Bib BON Qlnbren Garneeie i'm pr6s
Tbentenaimmer - elm @eI9ent bolldus
oiI9er 8eipunoerer - tin betrd9tet
boben, bsrlaFen mir ben pomp0Isn
JrieosnspoIait unb I9Iugen unfer
BUD gu, oos uns our9 ibn btn0ur9
eeleitete. mir IsIsn nur nod bic
S9luBporte, Die uns, iuie Der Tries
bsnspuIult feGbit, 70 fremo, 70 5iuedlDs
bcriibren: rM0se Der Srieoenspaldit
nidlt berdeblidl oebdut ipprDen fein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08
9ln Rapital.MnIcgcr.

mtldlc sm iparen iuinidlen nub Brohc poer
Iteine Gumncn Oelo lu Bnnr Uber IN nDnnts
Ildlcn 9lbSnblnnaen anlcgen pollcn 100 Cd I'D
In eiulaen Snbren mebr iule UeroDppelt. 9Sir
Dileriren arohe gut gelegcne @rnnoithde In
8flla WODa, ber ntncn 0Dritabt. Heaen
Sie Sbr Oielb iebi an, bamlt eie bic nlebrigeu
Staten erbnlten. t5runo itidc 62Iz bet 25O,
anu 1875 bel 250, fir peniger nlc 4 0ehte bro
nnabrntinh. 9plro balo IS 0entc pro Dnn'
brattth iuertb icin. Nemcutirie 0jnnaluege, ma
gnbamiHrte Girnncu, llrimube uno Wnrnntie DeS
Iiias NIT rinaeid0Nen; cine Oetenenbelt iilr
2e6ene5elt. Wlnppen, Bilber nno Dulle 0in5elNs
belten 5A ergnlien ODn
9iidlaro gS. GOOf,
9r. IA. cit2rEinaton.e etrane
(Sit-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

flm9 Der Ga6ofsquaIo iei ia gar
nidt sum glus6oltcn Ereuber5i5
meint elm bieOcrcr @eireiier: oSSn,
0iooamcfcn wemn id ielUuBt b0ttc,
oct Sic ms nit S6re Scicuwort be.
e6rcn pirOen Oo bate id ior Sbncn
cine SasmaSfe mitie6rohtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

Der Mdnn. Der beim GinbaIIos
mieren Der 9sihen In @eepptsH Oen
G9nitt In ben 20rper ma4te, purOe
bon ben @eriponoten gsfeinist. peun
tr ni9t RAID fliidtets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

SIN 9ue 2ilIe 9erlin. -
Wldrfii6e SanOwe6r fd6rt 81 Wlut.
tern ouf @ei6nahts lIrlou6. Cine
alterc Game wauoert Floe iuheno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

9orum aud. Nlutter: Oh
ma1t ia in ser 9ia1t cin 10 oer-
gniiates @eii6t, mein Smee Soit
pobl ctuas Sd0neS getrdimt2~
6ribdeu: 80 ia, Der 9e6crtron wir-
DC bcihIo9uabmt.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

S1clmc fir Sebens3eit.
3iueifi0dig, iic6cn 8immer, 8ernnoa'6ront,
nli Die Nlinute nlooern.
ODMeitcab .Gtrnbe
(ndbe Sarioros8oa0).
9cbcn ,,0liitun 9nrf"
Sth6ns Sirnben nno eciunoe cage. 5eueri
iidbere, berltdrite 3eton oStitbeneiie" nit mo-
bernem Ginsoien, nooerner 3odfiite. cmnilir'
tenn glusQuB nit Trcritreii; eleiirIdDcm Slider
fir ben CONNER, uno ilt nit Der 0ciitrnlDet
sung our6 6eibwaiersHaoioior perbunoen
SOL Dat 1rnbi5nun aniidre 9lbidllidnne Winn
lollie bieie 1duier inlpi5iren. 6a lte otee, bier
nidbt Qennnnic VeuerlnQcH entbnlien.
Wlan nebme Sdriorbs9benne Sciiril6e n0ro
lid bis 5mr 6omciiedo Strabe.
SDc Gbiuoro 9. Oinllnabcr Stealth Co.,
8nunniernebmer
0f9-920 Wlnnieg 8ullblna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-08

bon cincm 9l6tbeil gum ou0ereu ge-
reitpillig MAIDEN oie 6eloeraueu ibr
elneu Sit frci. g'od elmer @eile
itebt oie Game oif nit ser 9emer.
The Press., 1916-12-21

Howard Sohofield, formerly with the Ashland fish market, has rented the Sena fish market.
 Miss Annette Washburn is spending the winter in the Mclaughlin home on Highland Terrace.
 At the meeting of Iona Council. D. of F. next Tuesday evening election o1 officers will take place.
 The wedding of Miss Aletha May Schofield to Frederick William Kiln will take place at the home of the bride on Village Hill, Wilmington, today at 3 p. m.
 At the semi-annual meeting of the Building and Loan association directors held on Dec. 6. it was decided to issue a new series of stock on the first Wednesday and January All who wish to subscribe to the same can get information from finders Jacobsen, the secretary. The association is in a flourishing condition. They have made loans for the building of five houses since July and expect to in- crease the business in the next six months as quite number are con- templating building houses.
 The Congregations Sunday school will celebrate Christmas Saturday evening at o'clock with oantata, Santa Claus and His Toys" given by the children and young people. The following is the cast of characters :: Santa Claus; Mrs Santa Claus; visit ing nurse. Glover Converse; mending man, Attilio Tonon; Pepita, leader of the fairies, Harriett Wildey 1; Jollikins, leader ot the brownies, George Molitoris; Nimbleheels, mes- senger brownie, Edward Gillis; Gertrude, leader of the girls, Elsie Tursohman; Bot, leader of the boys, Wm. Smith; walking doll, Barbara Brown; talking doll, Florence Noth- nick; singing doll, Frances Newton i; Top, Francis Adams; wax doll, Florina Tonon Jumping Jack, Jack Rumbelow !; Indian doll, Marvin Bolieau; Jack. box, Percy Bolieau. Chorus of trumpets and drums, fairies, brownies and babies. After the cantata Santa Claus will distribute gifts.
The Press., 1916-12-21
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.

AMaJt6F un1eT Lh1S head 1U cents In6.J
 io to Eaton Drug Store for Holiday Goods.
 Mems, Boys and Girls High cut Shoes at the old prices. as we were well stocked before prices advanced. Call and see what saving this means to you. s. Katzowitz x Go.
 Gold Seal Elastic Rubbers are the best, therefore the cheapest. Modern Clothing Co.
 "A saving of 10 per cent. guaranteed on all Mems and Boys Arctics, Felt Boots and Rubhers. See us before buy, ing elsewhere and save the 10 per cent. IS KatzoWifz < Co
 For a Christmas present send g yeas's subscription to The Press to some
The Press., 1916-12-21
WELLINGTON,

Despite the snow there was a fair
 attendance at Sunday school Sabbath
 morning and Pastor Parker, as always,
 delivered an excellent sermon.
 The Christmas entertainment and gift tree will be held at the church Saturday evening at 7.45. The in- vitation is general and pleasant time expected.
 West Wilmington. Walter Bugbee was home over Sun.
 day.
 Edward Dewolf motored to Essex Sunday after his mother. Mrs. Mary Lyon and granddaugh Vera, returned home from Attleboro Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bugbee went Sunday to attend the funeral of a
 relative in Snuthington. Rev. Charles A. Parker will preach
 at West Wilmington Sunday evening.
 the service commencing at o'clock. MT. and Mrs. H. M Hansen, Jr i, spent the day Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Martin Hansen at Mansfield Depot.
 There will be a community Christ.
 mas tree at the Chapel, Vest Willing ton, Holland side, Friday evening, the 22d, commencing at z. 45. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The community sooials to raise funds for the tree have been successful and we'll attended. Last Friday evening $6 was realized, the attendance not being materially affected by the storm. South Wilmington. Wm. Ladr has moved his family into the north end of the boarding house.
 Gardiner H. Hall is home from the Choate school, Wallingford, for the holidays.
 The Samuel Mattesen place on the road to Stafford has been bought by
 Ida May Gleason.
 Automobile traffic is pretty small this week Dr. Converse blows through the snow with his regularly, but that is business and not pleasure. MT. and Mrs. John Fiala moved
 last Monday into their new house on
 the river road, north of this village.
 It is pretty building, after the
 bungalow style, and we trust that they may enjoy it for many years. Wm. H. Brackett has been confined
 to the house for several days with a
 case of grip. Mrs Walter Colburn is back in the office after seize of the same trouble, and there have been several cases that could hardly be called mild, but of short duration. We are unable at this writing to say just when the Christmas exercises at the church. will be held. Sickness
 among the children may compel de- lay of few days. It seems certain that they will not be held until after Sunday and announcement may be
 made at that time. ME- WdlG0E W. OOAuuIu iS *tuo
 much pleased recipient of chest of silverware. Being so near Yuletide it may pass for Christmas present,
 but it really is a wedding present from the various employees of G.. Hall, Jr., Co.,, who have appreciated her courteous, kindly and happy dis.
 position and welcomed thesopportunity to give it expression. That Mrs. Col- burn appreciates the gift highly, goes without saying, and that she may long enjoy the gift is the wish of the donors.
 The shortest distance between points l-no matter how far apart-is by telephone.
The Press., 1916-12-21

When baby suffers with croup, apply and give Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oilat once. Safe for children. A little goes long way. 25e and Soc. At all drug stores.
The Press., 1916-12-21

The shortest distance between points no matter how far apart--is by telephone.
The Press., 1916-12-21

Despite the snow there was a fair
 attendance at Sunday school Sabbath
 morning and Pastor Parker, as always,
 delivered an excellent sermon. The Christmas entertainment and gift tree will be held at the church Saturday evening at 7.45. The in vitation is general and pleasant time expected
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
Quinaby News
lCanital Ionrnal Specinl Servic,

Capital journal Special Service.)
Quinaby, Ore, Nov. 25.-Measles
have mbade their appearance in light
form at the Perkins school but few OF
the pupils are confined to their homes
The children of Rev. Guy Stover, of
Brooks, are among those recently af-
flicted in that neighborhood.
On Thursday, November Is, a daugb-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Franklyn
B. Matthes, at Waconda, but passed
away Saturday, November IS. The flu
neral took place Monday at Haycsville
cemetery.
Mrs. Robert Gamer and two children,
of Tacoma, who have been visiting Mrs
Gamers father, +. NJ. Lick, at this
place for the past four months, will re.
turn shortly TO her home. Mrs. Gamer
was formerly Miss Bertha Lick, a pop.
ular teacher in this vicinity.
Friends of Ed Johnston, who suffer.
ed nervous breakdown as n result OF
tho sensational methods of evangelism
practiced by the East Indian Fraley al
Silyerton, viii be glad to learn that he
has recovered.
Mrs. Thomas Larsen, who recently
entertained the Ladies' Aid society hat
the following guests for the afternoon
Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson, Mrs. X. +. Ectar
Mrs. j. C. Mcfarland, Mrs. Ed Rogers
Mrs. VIM. Wcese, Mrs John Zeliniski
Mrs. L. N. Tangquerry, Miss Lena Tan
querry, Mrs. Willard Ramp, Mrs. J. NJ
Sturgis, Mrs. Bruce Jones, Mrs. Pau
Girod, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. G. Longuire
Mrs. Tom Larsen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25

society of Hayesville will be Dee H.
The school childrens fair held here
last Friday was very successful. Tho
teachers, Miss Alta Paterson and Miss
Ruby Rotzien, were pleased at the deep
interest shown by pupils and patrons.
Daniel Glare, accompanied by his sis
ter, Miss Louclla Glare of Weiser. Ida
ho, visited relatives, Mrs. Madison fIu--
bert and Mrs. Mary Pruett during
part of the past week. Mr. Glare WAS
en- route for Montgomery City, Nilsson
ri for visit.
William Rickmans motored TO Port
land and spent few days last week
Miss Eua Brown of Oregon City
spent few days with Claxtar frien,s
returning to her home "Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. johnson is painting and re-
pairing her lIayesvillc property.
Harry Wykoff left today for Har-
lowtown, Montana, to accept position
with the Wells Fargo Express Go. of
that place.
Mrs. William Powers and Mrs. Jas.
Byrne have as their guests Mrs. Chus.
McAllister Of Stavton, and Mrs .Iol n
Byrne of White Salmon, Washington.
Mrs. McAllistcr was formerly Miss Ell
ma Byrne of Hayesville. Mrs. McAlhs-
ter was accompanied by her three small
chaldren.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mathcs Of Waeonda was brr-
ied.here on MONDAY afternoon. The lit
tie girl was born on Thursday Nov. II
and passed away Nov. IS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-25
HayesviIle Notes
'apital journal Special service)

(Capitai journal special Service)
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