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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-26
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers
Lots of rain this week.

Lots of rain this week.
See Headrick's Garage ad-ad
W. T. Ford has gone to Spring
field.
Ezra Dennis was in Hartville
Saturday.
F. A. Cole was in Springfield
Thursday.
Verne Wilson of Ava was here
this week.
E. q. Vancil of Ava was here
last week.
Miss Helen Frost has gone to
Kansas City.
J. H Stephens was in Spring
field Monday.
Ernest Ellis of Norwood was
here Sunday.
Wayne Frost was in Spring.
field Tuesday.
H. e. Nichols left Tuesday for
Memphis, Tenn. .-
w. H. Brakes were here from
Macomb Sunday.
Lester Stone was here from
Springfield Sunday.
W. L. Worden's of Moberly
were here last week.
Miss Vida Stephens visited
in Fordland last week,
DR.. R. M. Rogers was a Sey.
mour visitor Sunday.
DR. +. H. Riley is doing dental
work il Hartville this week.
Miss Julia May Behan visited
at Norwood during the week.
Miss Jessie Hilsabeck Of Noun.
tain Grove has been visiting here.
G. L. Beach and wife attended
the Hartville Chautauqua Sunday
The w. G. T. U. met with Mrs.
r M. Rogers Tuesday afternoon,
Col. l. O. Nieder transacted
business in West Plains this
week. I
Thomas Shields visited home
folks in Union township" during
the week.
A. T. Friend and ]. D. Rey.
nolds transacted business in
Springfield this week.
w. G. Reynolds and wife and
Geo. B. Freeman and family
motored to Ava Sunday.
w. W. Durnell of Cabool, cap
tain of Co. F. of the Sixth Regi'
ment, was here Thursday.
Mr.. Dickman and wife have
moved here from Kansas, and
expect to open tailor shop.
Ohio Mays went toTulsa Okla,
Saturday and saw his brother,
Heinie, win wrestling match.
Scotch Collie pups for sale or
trade, ,weaned and ready for your
inspection.-F. H. Riley.-adv.
Miss Myrtle Montgomery of
Dadeville has been visiting at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. A. T.
Friend.
DR.. F. H. Riley has sold Collie
pups to Mrs. G. G. Freeman of
Mansfield and Tom Shields of
Hartville
Ulysses G.. Shackelford of near
Hartville lost a finger from his
right hand while out hunting the
other day.
Robert Viles and Misses Hazel
Burney and Lois Beach attended
Miss Daisy Martins house party
al Ava last week.
G.. w. Tripp and son Claude E.
went to Seymour last night and
the latter enlisted in the supply
company of the N. G. M.
Mrs. Beebe and granddaughter,
Miss Yvonne Calender, of Ford,
land, and Miss Bonelle Davis of
Marshfield we're here yesterday.
Fine crowds attended the Rad
cliffe Booster Club Chautauqua
at Norwood. the attendance sur.
passing the expectations OF the
Norwood people. Excellent pro-
grams were given throughout.
The Jake Hoover lawn was the
scene last evening of a merry
dinner party who gathered there
and took Paul Cooley and wife OF
Blytheville, Ark, completely by
surprise. There was a super
abundance of good things to eat.
and the affair was much enjoyed.
The Hartville people were SO
we'll pleased with the Radcliffe
Booster Club Chautauqua, which
closed Monday. that they i'm.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-26

$40 Estell Russell
$40 Theodore z, Willis.
1882 Walter Simmons
40 Ephriam Lester Mingus
741 Francis A Getting @
1854 Clay @. Cra1ens
I'll Edgar Lee Matlock
1922 Harve Elves Austin
941 Harrison Stilley
63e Robert N. Moore.
1882 Thomas 8 Lewis
623 Rolla M. Bane.
269 James H. Fiudley
695 William Henry Brasher
1141 Charles F. Brown
1915 John E. Wsshburn
335 Frank L. Beach
493 William Moore
923 George Dallas Mosley
341 Samuel F. Crppen
1907 Spursey Andrew Baker
391 Raymond Roy Riley
353 Clyde Tarbutton
go Taylor Trumbo
637 Ray Whitaker
800 Autice Newton
81 Hosea Edward Young
486 Clarence Ussery
704 Charles H.. Brazeal.
" Orville Hoffarth
1858 Jerry D. Delcour
1856 Armour Lee Parker
112 Willie H. Stephens
1867 Roy Byron Claxton
1913 VIM. Colson
$40 Isaac Elmer Rushing
805 Eugene Krause. =.
II Arthur L<throm
900 Will Grimes
1853 George H. Ayers
1142 Robert L. Lunsford
6 Norton E. Gallon
1927 Frank L Peacock
664 Henry Ernest Getting
SO Louis B. Bumstead
957 Jefet A. McClanahan
1112 Oscar Lee Beaver
345 Joseph C-Shinpaugh
1O3 James E Hobbs
HOP Lawrence G. Langdon
$50 Thomas j. Farmer
154 Paul Ramon Stanton
81 Chester A. Stanton
III Robert j. Pearl
1857 Argus Lee Palmer
1913 Joseph Todd
80 Raymond F. Barnes
1919 w. Earnest Ellis
1888 Ezra Dennis
773 John Samuel Belt.
6O8 John E Nichols
4O6 James Everett Spence \
519 Charles Hall
Is Columbus E. Wallace
1872 James H. Cameron
s69 Linzy Roscoe Odell
1888 James F. Gaskill
1866 John M. Prock
588 Ulysses G. Shackelford
856 Arty B. Smith
7O5 Sherman Borders
576 Burley Carl Moody
944 Daniel Everett CIlsp
122 Cecil S. Griffith
GAP Larken Louis Turner
939 Grover G. Cantrell
222 Emil T. Oliver
9O6 Owen Clarence Boyer
700 Charles j. Crawford.
297 Odie Mcintosh
321 Marvin Hanks Dennis
736 Walter M. Hutsell
7O7 Mamie Wright Box
1902 Alfred S. Noble
1851 Roy H. Kinkade
11O1 George A. Fowler
1853 Joseph B. Ashworth
974 DuRoy Royster
32O Thomas L. Keeling
$50 Marion G. LongweIl
926 William G. Mosley
1910 John Jones Hunter
919 Fleet Petite Bum
656 William r. Summers
s14 Clarence r. Lilley
1910 Corbett S. Emerson
736 Fred Hensley
1857 Burgess A. Dandall
1897 Ruel Herman Davis
S46 Robert L. Ferriel.
1118 Charles e. Hightower
121 Fred Canada
221 VIM. +. Kempt
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-26
THE ARMY DRAFT
Unofficial List Of Some of
First Drawn in Wright
County

55( Ira heellng.
676 Homer A. Newton.
275 Elmer e. Greenwood.
500 Charles N. Mayfield.
564 Henry Moore.
945 Erastus Lafayette Neal.
500 Clarence Ramsey.
536 Arthur Chadwell.
548 Fritz Ernest Bear.
1926 John A. Rummell.
764 George H. Ellis.
755 Thomas Ellis.
1O7 Sylvester Milton.
616 Warren Roberts, Jr.
373 John Harrison Woody.
us James Madison Crewse
486 John B. Mayfield
1872 William H. Branstetter
800 Thomas Oliver,
$40 Clyde l.. Beyers.
507 George W. Mayfied
300 Jesse Ernest Brazeal.
437 VIM. H. Williams
604 Marion H. Sanders.
43 Everett j. Foster.
1868 George W. Reddick.
924 Evans Frye.
APO Ira Elmer Young.
1014 Otto Shropshire.
514 Arthur Eli Hyde
433 Claude Jackson Smith.
10 Clarence d. Shannon.
1045 Homer G. Daniel.
1881 Roger G.. Todd.
467 Ben Harrison Moore.
797 DeSoto Lathrom
14O Lee Clyde Mansfield.
432 Spencer w. -Estus.
18 Charles W. Anderson.
652 Paul B. Dorren.
927 John Wesley Rogers.
739 Joseph N. Davis.
6O1 Tobe McClanahan.
1146 Judge Buttram.
11Q3 Charles G. Mackie.
6O6 Jake John Ivy.
1872 Richard F. Gosvenor
513 Willie Pruett
46 Harry Green.
1920 Thomas j. Smittle.
1899 r, Arven Pearson.
223 Ralph L. Calhoun.
III Erwin E Yocum.
6O2 William E. Burton.
800 Claude Elmer Tripp.
rs Charles r. Brumley
772 Rimes Edward Wilson.
721 Hardy Hustin Duncan.
1856 Aaron Monroe Medlock.
280 Milton Thomas Kirk.
972 Luther d. Hutsell.
983 Rupert Lester Frey.
ISL Hosea C'aton Long.
966 James T. Lemmons
1853 Lee Clifton Pitchford.
1892 Troy Perkins
379 Arthur G. Hunsaker.
542 Jay 3, Scarborough.
1914 John Hitchcock.
874 Charles A. Weaver.
552 Chas Edgar Hensley.
298 George Otto RAIDER.
675 Ernest Elwood Gaskill.
114s Henry ]. Lewry.
343 Ira Clarence Stout.
962 Omer Patterson.
726 Robert Roy Young.
Is Otis H, Barker.
905 Jesse Huffstetler.
933 William A. Cannon.
452 Robert Elmer Marlin.
855 Homer Hight
$50 Brody Isaac Absher.
800 David H. Byers.
1114 Hiram D. Perryman.
645 Low Moore.
216 Robert D. Hurt.
620 John Herbert Young.
$50 Charles H. Jackson.
514 Samuel Guy Smith.
81 Francis G. Young
961 James Henry Bowlin.
no Otis Helsley
6e2 Alfred David Bledsee.
677 Hose E. Newton.
749 Guy Amasa Rick
525 Albert Weaver Brook
76O Milford Worsham.
1873 Bert j. A. Purtle
Sc Charles E Rockstool
1872 Walter G. Klingensmitl
5 Ace Riley
$50 Walter H. Evans
81 James P. Bradshaw
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-07-26

Mansfeld's Sixth Annual Ag-
ricultural g. Stock Show, Sept.
26 to 30. adv.
Williams news., 1917-01-18

MT. Dick Connor is spending a few days in Kingman on busi- ness.
 Dress Making And all kinds of sewing done at reasonable prices. Mrs. E.. l.. Shaw.
 MT. w. H. Hughes made a business trip to Phoenix this week, going Tuesday and re- turning Thursday.
 MT. Spellmire returned this morning from Phoenix where he has been for the past ten days on business for Rabbits.
 Dr. P. A. and Victor Melick returned Friday from Horton, Mo-, where they were called by the very serious illness of their mother. Fortunatly, her malady took a turn for the bet ter and her sons left her on the road to recovery.
 Gone to Wickenburg
 MT. H. B. Hess who until re- gently was proprietor of the west end ice cream parlors has gone to Wickenburg where it is understood he has opened a restaurant. MT. Hess left sev- eral creditors in Williams who see no way to realize on their accounts with him.
Williams news., 1917-01-18
Have Moved into Their New

Have Moved into Their New Home
 The cottage which Baumann & Kinds have been building for MT. and Mrs. F. M. Gold on Fourth street was turned over to them last week and they proceeded to occupy it by mov- ing their household goods across the street into the new house.
 The Gold cottage is strictly modern and has been designed to give every convenience that may be arranged for in a house of 8 rooms, exclusive of bath room and closets. The cottage will have sewer connections with a cesspool as soon as the weather conditions will permit of the necessary work.
 The Gold cottage is one of number of houses of different types which Baumann & Kinds have built in Williams within two years. The cottage was contracted for October 23 to be completed by January 23. By an energetic crowding of the work on the house it was com pleted II days ahead of time and the Colds were enabled to occupy it before the heavy snowfall which would have made moving much more bur densome.
Williams news., 1917-01-18
J. E. Coffelt Clears $500 in 14

Months
 Clearing $1s0o.0O in IA months from dairying and chickens on leased land, is the experience of J. E.. Coffelt who has just disposed of his interest here to go back to his first love-railroading, having ac- cepted the job of yardmaster for the Santa Fe at Clarkdale, Arizona.
 MT. Coffelt, who came here from Glendale, admits that he had only $80.00 on his person and that it took nearly the en- tire amount to get started. He leased the old Langlois eighty north of town, fixed the rum down fences, made an attract i've home out of the dilapidat- ed buildings and won the first prize in the Chandler Woman's club civic beuaty contest. He has been in railroad work for 22 years.
 w. R. Honey of Blevins, Ari., has taken over his holdings, and is already in possession. Eight of his fourteen children are with him. Chandler Ari- zonian
 Every number a boost for the the Williams News
Williams news., 1917-01-18

w lllldlllS 1GOdlCy OO.
 You'll make no mistake to get hold of Williams realty. Some of these days things are going to pop in this Town. You'll wish you had something then. We can find you some thing desirable.
 Williams Realty Go.
 MT. w. J. Parker is spending this wintry season in Town, snow being to deep for profit able ranch work. He reports that snow out at his ranch is even deeper than in Williams.
 MT. Verne Dale who was in structor in Spanish and gym nastics in the Williams School the first part of the year, has accepted a position with the Saginaw.
 Only a small per cent of Co., conino land is adapted to agri- culture, but that is mighty good We can sell you some of it.
 Williams Realty Go.
 On account of the snow storm the ladies of the Wom- ans Club were not able to gather up the bundles on Mon- day. The bundles will be col lected soon.
 In the case of Klock vs Reim- CT the attorneys for the defense filed their answer to the com plaint of the plaintiff last Mon day. The date for the hearing has not yet been announced. Mrs. P. A. Melick and son Earl left Tuesday for Los An geles where Earl will enter a business college. Mrs. Melick will return as soon as she sees Earl established as a college student.
 Dr. A. G. Rounseville and family, except Forest, left Sat urday for Phoenix where they will spend the last half of the winter. The drug business will be in the charge of Forrest dur ing the doctors absence.
 The man who robbed the Winslow Harvey House and marshal Bobby Burns ran to earth in short meter pleaded guilty in the Navajo Superior Court and took his sentence Saturday. His name is George Coleman.
 Among the many good things for which we are indebted to Australia may be mentioned the Torrens land title system. Eleven states of our Union have adopted it. It greatly simpli- fies and lessens the cost of ab- stracts of title. The state gua- rantees titles and every deed is patent of title. Why not the Torrens system of land ti- tie in a progressive state like Arizona? MT. R. D. Mitchell, proprie- tor of the Cabinet barber shop, left Tuesday for Tempe where his wife is very sick. The length of his stay will depend on the condition of Mrs. Nit chell, but he will probably not be back for some time. The Cabinet barber shop is in charge of MT. T. A. Estrada of Albuquerque who will look after the work during the absence of MT. Mitchell.
 MT. Martin Buggeln return ed from Los Angeles this week. His trip was for the purpose of establishing his family in a home in Los Angeles to be oc-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

TINS summer must reconcile them
selves TO boomers and leggins. Of
ficers at the head of the camp have
under consideration disearding the
skirts and ordering all attendants to
wear boomers and leggins, army
shirts and hats.
} 81 the first encanftment last sum
mer at Lake Worth girls wore khaki
skirts, The question of wearing
boomers and leggins was discussed
hnt not definitely settled.
At least one thousand girls are
expected to attend this years en-
eampment at Wichita Falls. The
war with Germany is expected to in
crease the attendance. Miss Gene
We've Carvey is captain OF the Wich-
ita chapter.
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FOR SALE-Plenty Of old newspa-
pers at the Enterprise office, wax
ahaehie. u
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INTERURBAN TINE TABLE
Soutllbound

Southbound
Local cars for Waco and intermed-
late points pass Waxahachie 6.34,
1:44, 9:44 and 11.44 a. M, l:44,
3:44, 5:44, S:34 and 1894 p. M.
Cars passing 6:34 a. N. and S:S4 and
1884 p. m. run on limited time.
Cars arriving from. Dallas f:i4 p. M.
and 12:l2 a. m. stop at Waxahachie.
Limited cars for Waco and inter-
mediate cities and towns pass Wax
ahachie S34 and 1854 a. m. 1884.
2:34, ABA and 1884 p. NJ,
Northboulnd
Local cars for Dallas and inter-
mediate points leave Waxahachie
$50 and 6:35 a. IN. Local cars from
Waco to Dallas pass Waxahachie
800 aud 1880 a. M, 1900. $500,
500, 700. 9.SS and 1855 p. N,
Last two cars run on limited tlnes
Limited cars for Dallas aud in
termediate cities aud towns pass
Waxahachie 1913, ASS. aud 1l:3S
a. M. 1888, 3:Ss, 5..SS and 1888 p
n.
Baggage handled on local passen
ger cars. 49,
Parlor ears for Waco pass Waxa
hachie 1s:2a and SSH p. u, for Dai
las at 9:SS a. IN. and 5:cS 2. u.
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u a=sss.sds
IL SOCIAL LEPER.
AT THE DIME TODAY

u
PIE iof the most startling themes
pglnable forms the basis for "The
bal Leper,@ the nav World Pic
Brady-Made which will be
IN al the Dixie theater today,
} Carlyle Blackwell, June Ell
r Arthur Ashley. Evelyn Gree
Eaad Muriel Ostriche. The story
Interesting throughout and gives
Blackwell maly opportunities
Inc display OF his talents. All
Us Trends and all of the admirers
Fe other prominent players in the
Will be delighted with their
a A single reel comedy is also
SHOWN in the title of what
Fae VIII Do" featuring Eddie
H. Lee Morgan and Edith Rob
Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin
De at the Dixie in his latest Mu-
FeAaplin comedy feature. THE
Wednesday Clara kimball
~ Will play the biz attraction.
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YOU CAN GET-Pictorial Review
five months for so cents. Phone
at once as this offer is good for :
few days only. I also can furnish
you Billie Sundays sermons COM
plete daily. in New York. Mrs. J. A.
q. Kemble. tfdh
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= BASEBALL CALENDAR. 1
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Galveston at Dallas. postponed
rain.
houston at Waco, postponed
rain.
San Antonio at Fort Worth, post
poned; rain.
Shreveport 4 Beaumont 8.
Where They Play Today.
Galveston at Dallas.
Houston at Waco.
San Antonio at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Shreveport.
Standing of the Teams.
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Standing of the Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

st. Louis S-3, Chicago 40
Cleveland at Detroit, postponed
rain.
Only two games scheduled.
Where They Play Today.
Chicago at st. Louis,
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Standinp of the Teams.
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WAAAHACHlE DAILY LIGHT MONDAY, NAY I. .a.,.

plaintiff, and Ed. r. Iohn.a. !.
DTlendant, and said petition alle~,..
ID substance: 'hs
rialntiif Is an actual bona-fide
aniapltant OF Ellis County. TEXAS
ahu mas resided in said State for mora
.nan Twelve months and n aaid
sounty for more than six montbs
suit. - this
ns INA, on OF about the 4th day of
december, 1912, plaintiff and de-
eenuaht were lawfully married. and
hhonuhued TO live together as hns-
uanu ana wife until the 18th day 81
ireoruary. 1913. when the defendant
Wi.iloul cause or provocation left
piaihtIff with the intention of mar.
lnanently abandoning her since
Wnich TINE they have not lived ~.
gether as husband and wife
Ihat one child was born to tbam
ana plaintiff has been taking care Of
ana still supports said child.
wherefore plaintiff prays tho
court that defendant be cited tn an
peal ana answer herein, and jude-
lnent Tor divorce, for custody Of said
en'ia ana for such other and further
ieilel tnat she may be entitled to.
herein fail not, but have before
saiu Court, at its aforesaid nayt
regular term, this writ, with yonr
return thereon, showing how Won
nave executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal If
said Court, at office in Waxahachie
TINS the 18th day of March A. D
GU CARL TANKERSLEY.
County. 's
~ BARNEY MCKAY, Deputy
A true copy certify
Il. S. DEARBORN, Sheriff
By G: c. SWEAT, Deputy.
Adv. Tues. 20-26-32, Mon 81
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FOR TRADE High grade light au-
tomobile that sells for 1915 for
Ford roadster. Car run 100 miles
In perfect condition. Apply this Of
flee. dh II
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF, IEAAo,
To the Sheriff or Any Constable Oh
Ellis County, Greeting;
You are Hereby Commanded 10
summon Ed T. Johnson by making
publication of this Citation once
in each week for four sue
cossive weeks previous to the
return day hereof, in some news
naner published in your County, TO
appear at the next regular term OF
the District Court of Ellis County TO
be holden at the Court House there
Of, in Waxahachie, on the first Mon
day in May. A. d. 1917, the same pc
ing the 7th day of May A. D, 1871
then and there to answer petition
Tiled in said Court on the l2th dag
of March a. y. 1917. in suit mum
hered on the docket of sad court
No. 93l3. wherein Era Johnson u
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PAPER BEADS-The latest novelty.
Everybody is wearing them; gay,
brilliant; at a distance one might
think they belonged to an Indian
princess. TO be up TO date you must
have a strand. $500 The first let
ter l open each morning this month
ordering strand the writer Will res
ceive a piece Of jewelry. Address.
Mrs. R. F. Butler. Greenville.
Texas. 40
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Standing of the Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

st. Louis 4, Cincinnati q.
Chicago 8, Pittsburg 2
Only two games scheduled.
Where They Play Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
pittsburg at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Standing of the Teams.
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AT the Ennire.

FAs tFail OF Hate" is the title OF
ss'are attraction at the EN-
Aea'ef today This is a Bison
|ee' drama featuring Jack Ford
Loaise Granville. George Ovey
sslns Cub comedy. "Jerry's
AyS'ery.' The other reel is
woods Are Full OF EN-" a
E1y OF youth, featuring Yvette
[le' aud ali all star cast.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Paris %. Denison Z.
Fort Smith 8. Muskogee =
oklahoma City 3, Tulsa Z.
McAlester at Sherman, postponed
ain.
Where They Play Today.
Tulsa at Oklahoma CITY.
Muskogee at Fort Smith.
McAlester at sherman,
Paris at penison.
standing of the Teams.
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Fireworks DISPLAY.

GALVESTON, Tex. May Fire
works will be the main attraction OF
the Splash celebration to be held
here May 10-11.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-07

FOR SALE-Or will trade for hogs.
Singer sewing machine, good as new;
also an upright piano. like new. In
dependent phone 223. 3Spd
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INVESTORS NOTICE-Owlng to
partition of the estates of j. w. and
Martha j. Ferris, deceased, there will
be offered for sale throughout this
year, various real estate holdings of
the estates, including some choice
improved farms in Ellis county, vari-
Gus business buildeings, residences.
vacant city lots and acreage property
in Waxahachie, including the mod
ern family homestead on Ferris ave-
nue., furnished or unfinished. In
terested parties will confer with T.
A. Ferris at the Citizens National
Bank.
ROYAL A. and r. A. FERRIS, Eaa-
cutors. 81
Waxahachie. Texas, April "a. 1917.
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PRiNlNG CAMP GIRLS
MUST WEAR BIOONiERs

LAS May Those who con-
@'e attending the Girls Ma
1aard camp 1T Wichita Falls
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1917-03-01
Mayor venable was Caldwell

Mayor Venable was Caldwell
business visitor Tuesday.
w. F. Sherwood was a Weiser
business visitor Wedne sday
Allen Cutler left Wcdn SHAY for
Canada where he has property.
POULTRY WANTED; Heavy hens
16. Smooth Springs 16.-Fhcne GS-j.
Ray Shearer left for Washington,
Wednesday where he has employ
ment
Mrs. Clarence Boggs of Copperfield
Idaho, spent TUESDAY visiting with
Mrs. c. A. Smith.
Mrs. C. L. Shaw ar ived 'Tues7 lay
from Baker City for visi wi h h r
parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. w. Blakes-
ly
Raymond Creswell went to his
home in Emmett after sp'nding a
few months with friends and r. la
tiyes.
The infant son of Dr. and Mrs. II.
B. Catron passed away at he On
tario Hospital Tuesday eft moon.
The little one only lived about an
hour after birth. The littl body was
brought to Payctte Wedn@ STAY, wh re
interment was made in the Riverside
Cemetery The mother is reported as
doing nicely