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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-25
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT


STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
4 Prociamatlon; iiy the Governor.
]. Henry u. Hatfield, Governor OF the
state Of West Virginia, pursuant 10 the
Consultation aud laws OF said state, m.
nOuncing 10 the voters OF the State OF
West Virginia that, on the Tuesday neat
after the iirst Monday In November, In th'
year one Thousand ytie Hundred nnr
ixteen. At the general election held 90
nat day, there VIII be submitted for rntl
hcation or rejection an amendment to III,
Constitution OF saia States as follows; 20.
wit:
Proposed Amendment.
That Section one Of Article four Of said
Constitution us It u now IL 70 be altered
and amended 80 a. e read as follows:
both male and female. shall be entitled 10
vote at all elections held Within the coun-
ties IN which they respectively reside; but
mind. or pRuper, or who is under conyic.
ton OF treason, or bribery IN nm elec
ton, or who has not been resident OF
tho State for one year, and OF the county
IN which he or Hho offers 20 vote, for
aixty days next preceding such offer, shall
be permitted to vote while such disability
continues; but no person In the military,
nnyRl or Murine service OF the United
States shall be deemed resident Of this
State by reason Of being stationed there
The proposed amendment il Designated
az "w0mhn's Suffrage meDdment" and on
the 0Lleiui nullNt 70 uh Nulfu NJ hAlu NlHE-
ton will be printed the following:
HALLOT on CONSTITUTIONAL WON
ANS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
Amending Section one OF Article -Four.
For ratification Of Woman's Suffrage
Amendment.
Against ratification Of womans BUR
frHge Amendment.
Those favorlnR the ratification Of said
amendment win vote "FOr Rntihcntion Of
womAn's Suffrage Amendment" aud those
opposing win vote Against Ratification Of
Woman'H Suffrage Amendment"
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the state, Mt the Capitol, this eighth day
OF August In the year Of our lord One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen, and
OF the State the Fifty-fourth.
BY the Governor.
HENRY d. HATFIELD.
STUART r. REED,
Secretary OF state.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that, default har.
Ing been made IN the payment OF the IN,
deDteduess secured by the deed OF trust
hereinafter mentioned, and more thAn
three of the monthly instruments Of said
Indebtedness being due and unpaid, anI
notice In writing from The Real Estate q
Improvement Company OF baltimore city
hereinafter mentioned having been given
70 the undersigned, Samuel Il. Barr. Trus,
tee, 70 sell the property In and by SAID
deed OF. trust conveyed and hereinafter de-
scribed, the said Trustee. pursuant 20 the
authority vested in him BY virtue OF q
cember, 1914, executed by Lee IL. Sims and
Sarah r. Sims. his wife, TO said Trustee
TO secure the payments 70 The Real Estate
Improvement Company or baltimore city
which deed Of trust u OF record In the
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court OF
the County Of Harrison. West Virginia, In
Trust Deed Book No. II, page sol, will
day Of S6Yember, 1910, at IL 80 O'Clock In
tho forenoon, at the front door OF the
court house Of the County Of Harrison, In
the State Of West virginia. all Of the fol.
lot or parcel OF land Fifty t50) feet IN
Width by one hundred and fifteen (iIbl
feet IN depth. lying and being situate in
the Charles q. Reynold'S Addition 70 the
City Of CIarkkburE, Harrison County, West
Virginia, being lot number Seventeen I'D
as laid down on the plat OF said Addition,
OF record in the proper once Of said
County In Deed Book No. IA, page 25d,
bounded on the North by an alley Twelve
(12l feet IN width. on the East by lot nun
Der Sixteen (i6l. On the South by Reynolds
Place and on the West By lot number
Eighteen t1sl. said lot or parcel OF land
being a part Of the tract " land that WA
conveyed TO Charles @. Reynolds, unmAr-
ried by Mortimer c, Boggess and Emily
A. Boggess. his wife, by deed dated JUNE
9Th. 1STp, OF record In said once In Beed
Book No. q. page,455, and being the aame
property conveyed unto the said Lee r,
Sims and Sarah F. Sims, his wife, By
Schuyler q. Hamilton and Mary z, Ham
ilton. his wife, by deed dated the 2ist day
Of November, 1919, Of record in the once
aforesaid in Deed Book No. $50, page 1855.
Terms OF Sale:-0ne- thlrd Of the pur-
chase money cash In hand on the day OF
sale, ona-third thereof, with interest, in
one year, and the residue thereof, with In
terest, IN two years from the day Of sale,
the purchaser to execute 20 said Trustee
his notes, with good security, for the de-
ferred payments, and for further security
4 vendors lien for the deferred purchase
money shah be reserved In the deed OF con-
Given under my hand this 18th day of
'' ' sAMuEL R. BARR.
GEO. AItHoFFHEtAIER
Counsel.
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SUMMONS.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff OF Harrison Countl

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
TO the Sheriff OF Harrison County
Greeting:
ioV are hereby commanded TO summon
l.ucliNDerchia to appear before the Judge
or our Circuit Court OF Harrison County.
Of the Clerks office OF our said Court, at
rules 10 be held therein for said Court, on
the first Monday IN November next. to an
swer blu In Chancery exhibited against
her in our said Court by Giovanni Derchin,
and have then there this writ.
WITNESS, !. Wade Conman, Clerk OF
our sntd Court, at the Courthouse OF the
said county, this Goth day Of September,
1910. and In the 5ith year or the State.
j. WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held In the ONCE OF the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court or Harrison County,
on Monday. the second dag or October 1910
the following order was entered:
Giovanni Derchlh, Plaintiff,
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
Lucia Derchia. Defendant
Object Of Suit.
The object OF this suit is 10 obtain n
divorce from the bonds Of mntrlmony.
And II appearing from an afidaYit aIed
IN said suit that the said defendant u 4
non-resident Of this State, Il IL ordered that
she do appear within one month from tie
date Of pe first publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect her
interests herein.
Given under my hand this the 2nd day or
!. WADE COFFAiAN, Clerk.
STOUT & HERESDINo. Counsel for
Plaintiff.
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Tor change Of rates, and
Whereas, at 4 hearing OF said application
before this commission on the frat day OF
September, 1915 the said Peoples Unitri
Telephone System was given until the nrst
day OF November, 1910, to prepare ana pre-.
sent 10 the Commission Il schedule or rates
Tor the persons, Including the stockhO lders
OF the company: and
whereas the said Peoples United Tele-
phone System has OH this day filed an
amended application rs directed by said
order. II is hereby ordered that leave be
granted to any person Interested to file OBJ
lection thereto before the Commission at
amy time on or before the 18th day Of
November 1915. and this matter is set down
for hearing by the Commission at meet
ing 10 be held at its Office In the Capitol
building on the said 18th day Of November,
1916, at two o'clock r. NJ, at w4fich time
any person may appear aud make such OBJ
lection MS may be deemed proper.
II Is further ordered that the applicant
publish a copy OF this order once each
week for four weeks In two newspapers OF
opposite politics and OF general circulation,
II such thereby, In the counties Of Lewis,
Harrison, Taylor, Barbour. Randolph, Wet
gel, Unshur, BraRton, Gllmsr, DOddrldge.
Tyler and any other counties In this state,
affected by such charge and that copy
Of this order and said proposed rates be
posted for public inspection Ht each ex.
change Office Of this company in said
counties for four weeks prior to NoTem-
Der "a, 1910, and that due returns thereof
be made To thiS commission.
H. u. BEREHETM. Secretary.
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DRESSMAKING

DRESSMAKI fne tailoring a -
cialty. All work guaranteed. Hattie L.
Greene, Huffman Hall Bldg. Court street.
Bell phone 1881.
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MONEY ToLoAN

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! e.
commodate everybody, by loAhInK msnsy
On watches, diamonds, ]swelry. muGlcaI
inAtTuuents, etc. Jos. jay. JSwslar.
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FOR RENT-MisceIIaneous

FOR KENT-News Stand. November i,
ply at 4Oi North Fifth street, Glen Ely
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on FieId Casino Wanted

VIII buy any Kind Of second ban1
Casing, Iron Tanks. Old Wells nriiiIn"
Tools, etc. VIII pay $500 Der ton for dr.,
junk Rope delivered - ~!
Have 1000 II. OF new Yonpgstown ca.,,..
3-l6 In. for y below market price. VIII
sell hardwood rig Patterns. delivered a.
1880 per thousand Ut
tAitye oil aud gus stock for sale or ,rad,
II you are looking for a bargain see ''aue
+. II. BELL,
JOi-2 Union Bank Bldr.
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WAGTED-Situations

WANTEp-A position, by an experienced
italian blacksmith, at coal mine, factory
or any kind OF blacksmithing. Cali
Home phone el6-X.
WANTED Washing, housekeeping or
work By. the day. Apply 10 Mary JGrick
81 Baltimore st.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

hN---->~~----@~~----------- ~-~--N~-----------
FOR SALE.-Ten lots in Reynolds addition.
near HaZel-Atlas Glass Factory $4,000
and up per lot, also lots and houses in
Slarksburg and suburbs at low prices
D. O. 4. TidleT ia Court street, city.
FOR sALE-one four.room house and
vacant lot adjoining. near AdamSton
GlHss Factory, just on Of Chestnut
street. Apply to u. u. Kidd, Care Wal.
lace Bank, Wallace, W. Va.
FOR sALE--A bungalow on Williams
street, North View, ave rooms and bath.
hot air furnace. electric lights, colonial
doors from front room entering dining
room: huilt-in china closet and buffet
combined; lot a0xi3j feet. For further
tnfsrmauonS can Bell phone 1921.
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REAL ESTATE
sQuANDER MONEY?


You can put II into a house that
will ever enhance IN value. You pay
cheaper rent while paying for your
residence. and you are buying n home
hat viii be shelter 20 yourself and
your family always. Come IN and
talk II over.
NEW FAIR GROUNDS
Four room slate roof cottage house
finished in oak. lot 30xIe0 feet.
PRICE 81 $50
Small cash payment, balance like
rent.
NoRTHvIEw
We have splendid vacant lot on
Hornor avenue in Northvicw. for sale.
II you want, we will build house
FOR You on this lot and sell to you al
the right price. Here Is your chance
10 get the kind OF house you want.
STEALEY HEIGHTS
Vacant lot on Woodland Avenue.
almost level.
PRICE 5000
BROAD OAKS
Harrison Street.
Seven room house In good repair
and 4 splendid LOT 35xi40 feet. front
ing on paved street.
PRICE $1,000
on terms.
PHILIPPI STREET
Vacant Lot.
Near Mr.. Souders' home wo have a
vacant lot worth the money asked.
PRICE sf,O5O
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FOR sAIE-Lots

FOR SALE Lot on Seventh street. Colonial
Heights, near Washington Irving high
school. must have the money, will gacr-
ice II sold Al once. Apply at AS Lee
-
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LOST
$50 REWARD

Sunday afternoon. betxecn Otho
Flace and stop -, on Bridgeport car line.
gentleman's SILK umbrella, with the
name name OF J. u. Hun, stamped on handle,
lnuer Kindly return 10 the Telegram
ONCE and receive reward.
LoSr-Monday or Tuesday, a large black
wallet containing union cards and
stamps with owners name. Finder Will
please returne TO Telegram Office
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping 10 parties without
phone GgG-W lij UceliO street, Broad
Oaks.
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WAN1sp 10 guy

Wa III Old False Teeth. Don't matter
u broken. ! pay 800 to $500 per ~
MAI 70 L. AIazer, 2OJI S. Filth ST, phil.
aaeiphia, Pa VIII send cash by return
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FOR RENT Seven room house with bath.
pantry, front and back porcheS. Apply
ut $50 clifton Avenue, Colonial Heights,
Bell phone 5I5-R.
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. to gen
tlcmen only Apply at lGl Mechauie 81
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FOX sALE-One 1910 .. passenger, - Ii. y.
Model 50, Overland Touring rHr. Good az
$500. cash n sold at once Address III. A."
care HoX 80. CITY.
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F0R nENT-HoGSes

FOR RENT Seven room house with bath,
III Kelly street. Apply to ". ~. New
lon. care Williams Hardware 10.
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NOTICE

Fudl sALE-Cnderwo God typewriter In good
condition, very reasonable price F. A.
olds. III Chapel street, city. Bell phone
ii2B-J.
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FOR RENT.-Nicefs FURNISHED room,
for lady or gentlemen, use OF bath aud
telephone. 81 Mechanic street. Jones
Apartment AZ"
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POST & Law

HOWARD POsT ROY q. Law
Heal Estate Brokers.
General Insurance Agents.
Bell Phone zoos. liame Phone 4-Y
Fifth F1sar. Gon nidE.
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WANTED Mine blacksmith. steady work
and good pnr 70 the right man. TnlI
Iell phone aS9-R, o., Home phone 5lR.Y
ANrEn -rhrn,. ~, 80 -.
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FOR SAI.E-A good horse and single wug
on. Apply at LlSmm's Wall Paper store,
4lJ West Main st.
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FOR SALE FARMS
FuK sALE-aiisCenaneOus

ROADSTER, lgI5 model
electric lichts and starter. Ties aud eal
In nrst SlNAs condltlol, cost Sl,21O, tol
sale A. big sacrifice. Addrpss tHupP,
CAFE vt Telegram Once.
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GEO. NJ HoFFHEiAIER
COUNSEL
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.fOR RENI-fWnIsned kOOms

FOR RENT-CompIeLGIy furnished rooms
aud apartments for Light housekeeping
most central and hOmelike apartments
In ths city, ground door, large porch and
yard, use Or phone. Inquire OF HOUSE
Keeper, Tower Apartments, ~ HawGs
street, Bell phone 767-R-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07

get back before working on the law
was not explained. But such were
orders.
The ordinance was sent to Ettelson
from the judiciary committee of the
council to see whether or not it was
legal If the corporation counsel had
speeded up work on it, it would have
been through the council before now.
Meanwhile people are being maim-
ed and killed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07
AND STILL THE FENDERLESS
AUTOS KEEP KILLING

Another boy was killed by a fender
less auto truck last night. Joseph
Hamusiak, 6, of 1913 W. Chicago av.,
was crushed to death at W. Chicago
and N. Campbell avs, by a machine
of the H. A. Zorn Paper Box Co., 612
N. Oakley av.
The corporation counseIs Office
announced yesterday that nothing
would be done toward affirming the
legality of Aid. KeTner's fender Ordi-
nance until the council committee on
committees returned from the junket
ip to the south a month from now.
Just why the corporation eoUnsePs
Office should wait until the aldermen
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07

EIyria, onio.-Declaring he is un-
able to cough or sneeze to relieve
tickling sensations, George ORACLE
vie sued B. & o. for $4,000. He fell
off train and was hurt three years
ago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
YOUNGSTERS ENJOY A
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The home of Mrs. Robert Curtis
was the scene of one of the most de-
lightful Christmas parties of the sea-
son Wednesday afternoon. when the
fourth division of the Child Improve
ment Club of which Mrs. r. j. Love-
land is the president, held their spec
ial meeting.
The home had been artistically
decorated for the occasion. A fire
place had been uniquely built in one
corner of the room and large Christ
mas tree placed beside it. On the
mantel and the tree were lighted
candles that added cheer and beauty
to the scene. A Santa Claus was
seen creeping down the chimney of
the fire place and it was not long be-
fore he busted himself distributing
presents to the twenty-five or more
children for whom the tree has been
planned.
The years work was reviewed and
after the regular lesson the election
of officers took place. Mrs. Albert
Law was elected president, Mrs. II
c. Booton, yic-president and Mrs
Harry Conklin, secretary-treasurer.
Refreshments were then served by
the committee and the afternoon
proved to be so pleasant that there
was much hesitancy when it came
time to return to their respective
homes.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
G. N. HIGLEY DIED
VERY SUDDENLY

G. N. Higley died quite suddenly
at his home in Viola township Sun
day, Dec. 18th. On Friday he suffer
er stroke of paralysis and fingered
until Sunday evening. He had been
in his usual good health until recent
ly and the news of his death was a
shock to all Audubon people who
knew him.
Mr.. Higley was born July 2, 1858
at Ogle, Ill. He came to Audubon
county several years ago and located
on his farm in Viola township in
l1SS5. November 10, 1880 he was
married to Ada Jeanette Shaffer. TIC
this union four children were born
Stanley Boyd, who was accidently
killed June 4, 1915, Mrs. VIM. Olsen
Bertha and Bonita Elizabeth, who
with the Borrowing wife are left tC
mourn the loss of a faithful and dut'
/ iful father aAd husband.
The deceased was the Republican
committeeman in Viola township fol
many years and also held the office
| of township trustee and assessor. He
was a man who made and kept
friends.
Funeral services were held at Mt
Zion Evangelical church Tuesday
morning and interment made in
Maple Grove cemetery.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
LAW THAT NEEDS OVERLAPPING

Strict application Of any law may
become inhumane at times. Our i'm
migration law and the rules made un-
der it afford many Illustrations of the
suffering that may be caused by too
rigid observance of the letter and in
difference to the spirit. The latest
incident reported is that of Spanish
merchant, carried ashore from a
steamer at New York in dying con-
dition, while his son was sent to the
Ellis Island detention station because
he was under 6 and "unaccompanied
by parent or guardian" The inspect
or who ordered the removal said he
had no discretion, but surely the safe
ty of nation like the United States
does not require the separation of a
child from it's parents under such cir
cumstances. Men of wealth and in
fluence undertook to secure the boys
release, but without avail, and the
inhumane application of the regula-
ton in it's strict letter went on. This
is not notable solely because of the
prominence of the persons involved.
Many poor people have suffered sim
ilary, and with no more of ustlce.
Audubon county residents frequently
have been called to exert themselves
in behalf of some deserving person
held up at Ellis Island because the
governments machinery moves so in
exorably. This law should be read
justed, to the end that the nation may
protect itself against the visitation of
the unworthy without causing need
less hardships and sorrow to the
innorcent.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
WILL GIVE MATINEE
AT THEATRE SATURDAY

The management of the Crescent
Theatre, Audubon's delightful place
of amusement, has decided to give a
matinee on Saturday Afternoon of this
week, beginning at $3.50. Only one
show will be given and the price OF
admission will be sc and loo. big
Jim Garrity," will be the special
feature, and all advance information
is to the effect that the show is one
that should be seen 'by everyone
Preston Bros. are aiming to accom-
modate the patrons of the theatre and
inasmuch as a great many of the
country people as we'll as some who
live in town ARE unable to attend at
night, they have decided to hold the
matinee and it will depend upon the
patronage accorded them next Sat
urday as to whether they will con-
tinue the Saturday matinees. The
same picture that is shown in the af-
ternon will be shown in the evening
1t is to be hoped that the patron.
age will be sufficient to enable them
to make the Saturday matinee per
manent feature. If you are up towr
or in town Saturday manage to pat
ronize the Crescent Theatre, which
is so highly spoken of by everyone.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
ON TRIP TO CANADA

Axel Jorgensen, eleven miles east
of Audubon went to Alberta, Canada,
yesterday, where he will investigate
the land proposition in the new Dan
ish settlement that is being estab-
lished. Weather conditions at Calgary
are much better than they are in Au-
dubon at present, the thermometer
registered twlve degrees above zero
on Tuesday while in Iowa the Their
mometer registered ten degrees be-
low. j. B. J. Lohner, who represents
the Canadian Pacific Ry., in this sec
ton of the state, went as far as Car
roll with Mr.. Jorgensen who was &C
companied from there to Canada by
C. X. Topping. 1t is remarkable to
notice the difference in the weather
in Canada. On the same date in
Prince Albert, Sask., the mercury
went 20 below zero and 80 below at
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Canada. These
records are taken from the United
States weather bureau statistics.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
MARRIED AT HIGH
NOON WEDNESDAY

December 20, 1916, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dawson, occurred the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Belle to Mr..
Roy Williams, both prominent young
people of Viola township.
Promptly at high noon, as the
strains of Lohengrin's wedding march
were being played by Miss Beulah
Callow, the bride and grom took their
places and were united in marriage
by Rev. C. l.. Fuller, pastor of Mt.
Zion church. in the presence of thir-
ty-seven relatives and friends.
After the ceremony a bountiful
dinner was served. The bride be-
comingly dressed in a gown of cream
messaline silk, while the groom was
attired in a suit of conventional
black.
The newly married couple will be
at home during the coming year on
the Hensley farm northeast of Viola
Center where the best wishes of a
host of friends will follow them.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
WILL HAVE XMAS TREE

Atlantic is to have big municipal
Christmas observance and tree this
year and plans have been made to
make the affair one of the biggest
ever held here.
Already the streets are decorated
the electrolir posts being capped
with evergreen anc drapped with
bunting and green sprigs across the
streets in the business section of the
city. The big tree is in place at the
head of Chestnut street and it
awaits only the placing of the lights
and the decorations to give it the
finishing touch
There will be a treat for the kids
and a real live Santa Claus, in adj
dition ii a program, consisting of
carol singing and other musical
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-21
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY

The Misses Omaha and Laureda
McNary carried out a pleasant sur
prise party on their uncle Perry
McNary on Wednesday December 13
the occasion being Mr.. McNary's 5Sth
birthday anniversary. A splendid sup
per had been prepared to which the
guests did full justice. The evening
hours were then spent in talking
over the good times of the past and
enjoying some splendid music. When
it came to leave, the guests wished
Perry many more happy birthdays
and left many evidences of the friend
ship and esteem in which he is held
by all.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Egan, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pardee
Mr. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Nary, of Hamlin; Mr.. and Mrs. l.
GARNER, of Audubon and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Martin, of Guthrie county.