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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
edIimmc @rcncIt6dtcu.

(WAtNttttt NyNNNtAAyN+ANt
Con cuboniiden Disqualification on.
geblib beriibt. glmerifoner
lmO nnoere 9lusldnoer idpcr &C.
iddoigt mo terrorilirt. 5iir6.
ten 9loIiocre oIler @eiBen, ioIs
Ser. Staoten nidt eini6reitcu.
General 9los @lalo's 0ro6ung.
5IiidtIiuee idiIOern Die 3ii-
itdnoe.
9tep Yorf, 6. M}ai. II 9nneri-
fonii6e uno 6ritiibe 5lii6tIinee, mel.
DIE beute bier aus Cuba anlaneten
beri6ten, Oob cubanii9e glegerrebel.
len ole Seirnit1tten im0 @igentblum
BON glmerifonern uno onOeren g(us.
lonoern in oen 3iitriften BON @al.
morito, 9apate unO NtiranOo, in Der
Erobin5 Sriente nieoerbrennen
nodoem iie OieieIbe eepliinOert bo-
ben. 0ie 6Iii6tIinge erfldren, Dab
sic &e6ellen Elm Nfaiiocre ser meiBen
@eOolferling nnitiften wiirOen menn
nidt oie &ereinigten Stooten ein.
idreiten, Oo ole cu6aniide 9ie9ierltng
rcr Sititotion ni9t eepa1len iei.
Die meiiten Slii6tlin9e entfamen nlir
nit ocn &leioern Ole iie auf Dem
2eibe trugen.
0ieie acknowledgement pcr0en oitrd
elm @eiu6 nm Siilfe, peldes bon
t16 9lmerifanern lmter5eidnet lit
frel6e in oen BON Sen 9lcbeaen beieb-
ten @ebieten onidiiig iino, beitdtigt
Qie aitriidgefebrten 6liidtlinge Io-
Gen, OoB Oos @eilid an ooS Stoots-
oepartenent in @oi6inoton ii6ermit-
tcIt perOen miro.
Die ongeblib bon @enerol 9los
Moio i6riftIid oema6te 0robllne
nit Dem MoIiofre III Dem nod bier
eeridteten Sdreiben ongeiiiet Gic
@rflGring, weI1e Nloio gemaHt ia.
ben ioQ, loutet folgenoermoBcn:
nSbr Weroet iebr laut 6eulen
uno mir pcrOen lmier 3eritoriIngs-
perf fortiebcL bis @ier @c6eul in
@oi6ineton eeb0rt miro, Inn omeri-
fonii6e Snteroention 8u er5mineen.
@orlGiliig mcroen mir oie &cgie.
rinestruppci nidt befGnpfen unO
mir neroen nicbt morOcn, menn S6r
ms feinen @ioeriton0 entgcgeniett.
ggir pcrOen ieBt MIR nit Der 9ronO-
fodel fdmpfen imo terroriiiren ino
orgnniiiren. glber meml Wlcnocol
niht am 20. Wloi oboanft, merOen
mir fGmpien uno moroen. g9ir iin0
$1,000 Mann in 0ieier @rooiu5 itarf,
ipcIhe oae gut bemaifnet iinO, mo
ole gan5e @roOin5 miro 5ur @inooe
gemadt meroen. Cure 9leeering
fam ourd cine Snteroention Dem
uorbeugen.
SD Iaoe cine omerifaniide Gon-
miiiion ein nod Dem Snneru 5u
fommen mo iiuiere StreitfrGite 5u
iuipi5iren, ii6 Ole @erwiiihmg an5u-
ieben lmo @urer 9iegiering Die
@obrbeit meloen."
9ieies @lonifeit idlieBt nit foleen-
Der @rfIdrlng oes 9toiutonteu oes
Generals:
uSSbr peroet bemerft boben, ooB
mir 9tc6elen bis gum lcbteu Nfonn
aus gtcgern beiteben. Sbr meroet
@u1 Ger eger,Hepollitiou bon 1912
crinncrn in peIder 5000 ser llnlri-
gen in Oieier Erooin6 getootet iuur-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
SudDbctust scltur6cn.

SIN sllter bon so Sa6ren erlog ee-
tern Wlorgen Serr Daniel gB. Suu-
erlpein, bon glr. 1918, @eIt-gtort6-
slDey ben 6oIgen eires Ser5Iblages,
,non Dem er am SaniItog gl6enO be-
trotfen lporoen mar. @err Souermeiu
ipor bier 9eborep un0 Elm W9ultrer-
meiIter BON 9eruf. Gr 6otte lid, ie-
bod idon Dor 30 Sa6ren bon Dem
@el9oit 5uriidge5oeen. @G6reno oes
Giirgerfrieges fGmpfte er I'M 10.
mo Z. acknowledgement ouf Der
lInion-Seitc nit. @r NOR ebenfols
Elm Diitglieo oeS g8ilIon NoIten g1r.
1, @. 81. q. gr binterIdBt einen
Sobn, Gborles 81. Sauerpein, bon
@uibineton, 9. g., uno bier God
ter, 5rall @omono Z. sSones, sSroll
g9uIter &c. BIowmon, 6rou @iaiom
Sc @loore, in Sli9mono, 8a., imo
Sri. SOa N1. Soueripein. Die Beer
Oioungs-6e 6eierIidfeiten weroen am
1ienitas pon &oltor Sole ge6olten.
lleber 500 poInii6e aot6olifen
batten iid Geitern 8ur 9Silgerfabrt
rod Dem 6ran5isfuner-aloiter aui
Dem Wollnt Sepul6re, no6e ser fo-
tboIiidcn llniucriitat in gSoi6inetou
tegebeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
u0ric @a6nn Iaht 8inc ansfaIIen.

g1em gort, 6. @aoi. SIN
@inflong nit oeu 9lGnen Der &cgie'
ring, no9 WlogIidtit Die 9ctricbS'
mittel Der 9obnen 81 iporen, miro
0ie erie 9obn4 nob elmer geItern
glbeno crfoIetcn glnfiiuoigung minOe-
items 50 Yoiineier5iige I'M gtep.Yor'
fer @oritoot.@erfebr bonn Sonntog,
oen t3. @ioi, an ousfoaen loiien. 0ie
oonlit ousgei6olteten 3iige peroen
fir oeu militdriiben Sransportoienlt
Alr Meriilanna itehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07

CtCl SultICICtCU ultSUCltHts
Qos neue Ginmonoerunes- -@eies 8iebt
biel ltnonncbmIidfeiten fir ole
0ampfcr-@ @eielibaften no6 lid.
@iele boben Oie @ouifeite nidt
in Ser iest poreei6riebenen 8eiie
opSgefiint. ginmonOerer un-
terIiegen giIoungsteit.
Tie Uompier- @eieaidoften, pelde
iid nit Der gei0rOerling Don Paiia-
gieren aus ouslGn0ii6eu @Gfen nod
amerifdniiben Sdien befuiien, luer-
ben nod monbe llnonnebmIi1feiteu
crIeben, beoor iie iib an oas neue
ginipanoerllngsgeiest gelpobnt boben
lDeroen o6glei6 Die bieiigen @eentli.
rem re6t5eitig Oie 9ureaur im glus-
lanoe nit gremploren Der @eiese
an0 SSnitruftionen 5lr SanObabtng
Ger 9oiioeiere inter ben nelien 8e-
Itimmungen perIeben ba6en. 8ereits
miBten mebrere in einem amerifohi-
iten 9nfen eingetroffene 0ompfer-
capitdne, oeren 0ampfer @aiioeiere
aus ausldnoiI1en SGfen nlitgebro1t
boben erfabren, oaB Die gintponoe-
rrngsbe6orOe ni6t nit iif ipuiien
IdBt, uno Die genoue Qitr9fiibrung
Der 8eItimfmungen foroert, nadoen
oos @eieb in araft eetreten lit.
@s bonOeIt ii9 in Oieien T1uen nm
Die Monifeite. 9ie neiien Monifeite
entbolten 5uiGslide Sroeen Sur ge-
ontlportlng 6urd @inpanOerer, mo
oas @eies lbreibt ousOriidlidb bor,
ooB Die Monifelte entipe6er georudt
oOer nit Mioihinenidrift oneeferti9t
Iein niiiien. gluf ben beioen Dum-
pfern poren Die 5uiasli1en 6rogen
niht beontiportet, neil nod Die olten
Woiiifeite beniist moroen lpnren, iluo
miberoem noren Die W}onifeite nit
DER 6eoer eeibrieben. 9lls iid Die
beioen 9onpfer einem Sofen nGber-
ten itno oie @inponoeriines- -@eomten
an 8oro fomen, lteIlte lih Die Ebot-
iode berouS, OoB Die MonifeIte nidt
Dem neuen @eies entipre6eno onge-
fertiqt ipnren. 0ie Weamten 0eS
Donpfers erboIten bon oen @innon-
behring's 8eannten ole 6uiGsliden
Groeen geIiefert, iporollf lie Die Gin
monoerer ein5eIn bernebmen niillen,
10 ooB iih Die 9onoung Der Ginpon-
oerung I'M Stanoen ber5oeert, nab
reno Yiirger obne Sherereien bon
goro eeben oiirfen.
Cine Der neilen 6rogen, pelhe ie-
Der @imponoerer 6eanttuorten muB,
lautet pie folgt: nSb Ger @inpon-
oerer in oos Sano 5uriid5ufe6ren &C.
oenft, aus Dem er gefonmen lit,
nohoem er lib bier 5tueds 9Irbeit
orf9ebaIten?" 9Inoere 6rogen Iino:
&@ie longe Ser @inipanoerer in oeu
8ereinieten Stooten 5ii bIeiben beob-
Iidtigt2" DSb Der ginponoerer Ole
GbliHt bat, giirger oes 9onOcs 5u
peroen9" oOb ser @iniponoerer in-
nerboIb eiues Sa6res oeportirt NOR
Oen iit?"
Die @erorOnuuseu our Gurdfiib-
ritng Der @inpanocrungsgeiese iino
IN bielen @remploren nad) ellis
Sslono eelanet, llno iino bon ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eifrig ltiiOirt
iuoroen. Gie Vorln9en sur Eriifung
Der @inlponoerer, Oh tie leien fonner,
befinoen iih in Ben S1noen ser 5ii-
itdnoigen geainter, lnO iino iomit
allie iesigen @intponoerer ser Bill
Oitngspriifung unteriporfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07

ocn. gsir erinnern ms oeiien eben.
fols, uno icst, GA mir gut bepaffnet
iiuo, meroen mir fir Oeu 500 bon
5000 mebrloien glegern in 1912
0urM einen idredliAen &ricg Rode
iiben.~
George @urton aus Nlorpolt,
Conn. er56blt, ooB oie &ebellen freie
Sono in Ger ASropiu5 Srientc, aus
genonlmen in Sontiogo imo hinge
bung, boben. @1oro uuo 9ronO.
icbubuns finoen ieiner 9lngobe noh
bGufie itott. 0ie @reueIt6oten, mel
dc in Merifo on oen @eiBen began
gen murocn, iino nidt ibIimmer uIs
ole in Gu6o begoneenen @erbreden
Oie oller 9eihreibung ipotten.
9furton oeroanft feline imO ieincr
SSauilie Getting einem GebeIlen
weIder in oen Gereinigten Stooten
cine 3eitlong gele6t bate, inoem er
i6m elm 9fero oeridoffte, moOurh cs
Der ans iieben G0pien beitebenOen
Somilie erm0glidt puroe, pdbreno
ser 9ia1t Oen iibcr 30 Meilen Iongea
@eg nod Santiogo 5nriid5uleeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
@hinciiidlcr gliniiter uerhnftct.

Yeftne, 6. W1oi. II &iu Obi
pine, Der dbinciiIhe @erfebrsminiIter,
lit berboftet moroen @roft- -gInibul.
0iannaen biI0en on9ebIi@ 0en@ulnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
@rUnprima @iIteIm 35 AaEre alt.

BerItn, s. Wioi. n &ronpri15
SSilbelm, So6n oes 6eutiden 3ai.
iers, begins geitcru an Der @eit.
front ieinen 35. @eburtstoe. Der.
ieI6e lpiirOe am 6. Yfai 1882 5it
9'otsOom bei Berlin geboren uno
Gilt ais GROCER 9iebling Der 9ebolte.
rlng Der Sto6t @otsoom iino Berlin,
nnO lit uu9 eleidialls bel ieinen
Sruppent6eilen oagemein beliebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
5 nj y inngen gegen :
pbusr 6ieber.

Die lideritc gorbeueltng gegen Sp-
pbus-6ieber lit Sppbus,SmpIiing.
Sic 9Dmp6e miro Oen gler5ten pom
@eiuno9eits. .0epartement frei 5nge-
lteIlt. Smpfunacn iinO gefpobnli@
ihmer5los, o6ioIut geFnbrlos, lino ge'
ZEN Sdus gegen Gppbus- -Jieber mini
oeitens fir einiee Sabre. Ga ieOer
Goloat oOer @}otroie biermit geimptt
miro, lit Sppbus-6 -6ieber in Der glr-
NEE ooer 6lotte beinabe lnbe'
fonnt. @enn SeOermnnn biergegen
gcimpft lit, piiroe feline Sppbus-@e'
fa6r in Baltimore belteben. @enn
ibr nod ni9t Spp6uS.5ieber gebabt
bobt, iolltet i6r aeimpft iein. Sa9t
eurcr W1ittter, OoB eler glr5t euh oa-
geeen impfen ioIl. Das @eilinobeits-
Geportement re1net oif Die S6ul-
finoer, Baltimore Eppbusfrei ou ma
den"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
0cinc Woubc = Wei6randlfas.

OtClNC OuutuC <CCtytuHJIuk.
W1it einem @odet in Der Sono trot
trot eeItern gtoHnlittoe Der in Nsr.
1343, glorO- 6remont-9 9lpenue, nobn-
bofte George Cunningham in Ole
noropeltliAe Holi6eiltotion ltno ieste
2ieittenont Quinn uno Sergeant
Sro5ier in nidt geringe 6urdt, ais
err ongob, ooB oos @odet mobl cine
gombe entbolten fonnte. @r bobe
oofelbe fir einen Spottpreis erlton-
ben unO es eefouft, I'M es Der IoIi.
5ei gum ltniH6oliHmohen al iiber-
geben. @ei'm Oeffnen oes Yodets,
pel6es nit oiiBeroroentli1er 8oriidt
gei6ob, entoedte man elm @eibroiib-
foB aus Meiiine, oos bon Der fotbo-
liihen ct. Eeter's Stride fir 9leger
geItoblen poroen nor, uno fir oieien
9iebltobl gln0rep WicGortbD bon Nr.
1885, @ofer-StroBe, Der iib neeen
ieines loneen Siinoenregilters aus.
5eihnet, oem @eri9tsberfobren iiber.
nieIen nuroe. Ser Holi5ilt @olorO
bate Den Mc@ortbD geitern Wtorgen
Derboftet, nod6em @otet SSobn s.
ytonD oen 9iebitobl in Der Stride in
Der noropeitliden EoIi5eiItotion on-
ge3eigt botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-07
Sm aamlas Stir.

0ie fron5Olii6e @ommiilion bielt ii6
gcitern BORT ouf. n @ipioni uno
Soffre iprehen Dor GROCER Ser
iomnlune in GonoeltionS.Solle.
@eroen entbuiioItiih begriIBt.
0ie GomuiiiGre flbren bon
bort uad ct. 2ouis ob.
9onios -Gitp, 6. 0loi. - Sic
nbeilige Union" 5piiben oen Scr.
Staoten ilu0 oen Gntente.9llliirten
miro nidt cher alieeIoit perOen, bis
oeuticber Snperialisms 5eritort II.
Ser 6rieOe ser @elt ii6ergeIteIIt iein
miro Gieic g9orte Ipro6 beute Su-
iti5nliniiter Hene Gioiani BON 6ronf-
reid, ser nit Maridall Soffre unO
Den onOeren Ntitglieoern Der fran5oi.
ihen &riegs-GonmiiIion bier 5u Be
iiif peilt, 6ei elmer 9feOe, oie er in
Der @onpentionsbolle Dor elmer &c.
paltieen MeniHenmenge belt.
9luH 0iaridoll Soffre iprod elm
poor @orte ais 0anf fir ole entbu.
iioItiide 9lufnobme, Die man Oen ge.
iudern in Der StoOt bereitet botte.
Serr Gibinni iproh ais lester Geo-
ner, na6Oem Wiopor @. s. @opar0s
uno Die @ouUerneure 5. 9. @aro.
ner bon Wiiiouri uno glrtbur Gop-
per bon 9anias in ldneereu 9lnipro.
den beriproden botten, oaB oie9 6ei-
Oen Stooten allies tbun piirOen, nm
oen 9riee 5u einem fir Die Sade
Der 9laiirten eiinItigen 9lbidIuB ou
bringen.
@ofbin9ton 6. Moi. - Ger
6ritiide StaotsiefretGr oes 9luspGr.
tigen Serr 9olfour, imO Sir @ric
0unmouo, Gin onoeres MlitgIieo
Scr britii6en Griegs-Gontmiiiion, io-
pie Ser britii6e 8oti6ofter uuo @e-
mdblin reiiten beltte Wiorgen bon
bier a6, nm iidb nod @rnIton 6oIl,
Go., 81 begeben, I'M BORT ols @0ite
Oes StaatsiefretGrs 9oniing Den
Sonntaq al berleben.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

A service of prayer for National
Prohibition will be held Thursday
evening at the Presbyterian church.
A fine program is being arranged by
the local w. C. T. U. Several of
Monte Vista's ointment citizens
have been asked to speak on live
topics, recent prohibition legislation,
both national and state, will be sum-
married., and good music selected.
This is subject of interest to all
thinking citizens and of especial in
terest to parents. A large attend
ance is urged, everybody welcome.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13
Helen and Ruth Eagle entertained

Helen and Ruth Eagle entertained
q number of their little friends Sat
urday afternoon at the home of their
aunt, Miss Blanche Impson. Various
games were played and at 5 O'Clock
dainty refreshments were served to
the following: Izola Corrington,
Ruth and Katherine Sylvester, lone
Goodnight, Margaret Wallace, Hell
en- Clark, Zola Newcomb, Rhea Hart,
Ruth Van Nostrand, Blanche Neeley,
Thelma Correll, Lucille Merchant,
Dorothy Fisher, Margaret Lee Slush-
er, lola Pridmore, Ruth Heilman,
Margaret, Charles and David Akers,
Helen Tyner, Towne Smith, Victor
Warner, Charles Corlett, Arthur
DIETRICH, Lena, Mary and Anna Lee
Munsell, Hermena Williams, Joan
Linderholm, Robert Maclean, Earle
Nelson, Willis Hildebrandt, and Paul
Eagan and Misses Searway and
Zahnen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

The regular bi-monthtly meeting
of the p. h. o. society was held at
the home of Mrs. VIII Gon Wednes-
day afternoon. The program con-
sisted of an interesting study of
Shakespeare's Winters Tale" The
members present were: Mesdames O.
w. Sylvester, Goodding, Pollock,
Moore, Westel Wallace, Gof, and
Miss Holt.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13
hNAL
girls enioyed a

u SlIIS cuJOyeu
.lday night. They first
attended the basket ball games be-
tween Monte Vista and La lara and
then went to the Handy Kitchen
where delicious two-course lunch
con was served. Those present were
Misses Effie and Vista Merchant.
Louise Fogle, Mamie Munsell Imo-
gene Moninger, Mildred Baird, Lola
Smith, Mary Beardsley, Lillian
Wright, Charlotte Glatz, Gladys Big
Glow, Helen Graham, Emma, Helen
and Sara Chapman, Edith Van Most
rand, Helen Raber, Dorothy Murphy
Mary Belle Hawkins, Irene Sims,
Fern Cellman, Mrs. Mabel Wright
and Mrs. June Powell
Charles Akers, Jr., celebrated his
eleventh birthday Wednesday even
ing by giving a skating party to a
few of his friends. Dainty refresh
ments were served afterwards at the
Akers home. His guests were: lone
Goodnight, Izola Corrington, Lois
Fogle, Elizabeth Pollock, Zola and
Doris Kavalec, Helen Eagle, Victor
Warner, Harvey Johnson, Towne
Smith, Daniel Mccormick, Paul
Eagan and David Akers
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

Mrs. II. p. Savage, Mrs. T. C.
Thome, and Mrs. f. A. Worth have
issued cards for large lat home
for Thursday, January 18th at the
home of Mrs Savage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

The charming hospitality of Mrs.
M. 7. Browne and the Misses Thomp-
son was extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Blount Thursday evening at their
home at 351 Broadway. The even
ing was spent with cards and music.
Light refreshments were enjoyed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 18th day of January
A. d. 1917, Mary A. Alternately, Ad-
ministratrix of the Estate of Albert
Alternately, deceased; will appear be-
fore the Judge of the County Court
at the Court House in Del Norte in
the County of Rio Grande, Colorado,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day and present her accounts for
final settlement and pray the ap-
proval of the same and ask to be
discharged, at which time and place
any person in interest may appear
and present objections, if any there
be.
WITNESS, James w. White.
Judge, Acting Clerk of the County
Court within and for the County of
Rio Grande, in the State of Colo
rado and the seal of said Court. this
9TH day of December, A. d. 1916.
(Seal) JAMES w. WHITE,
Judge, Acting Clerk.
lst Pub. Dec. 16, 1916; last Pub.
Jan. 13, 1917.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

The ways OF life and the -
workings of the hand of fate are in
deed precarious and often beyond
our comprehension. AS usual
thing the soft zephrs of the summer
wind instead of a full winter moon
engender thoughts of love in the
breasts of young men and create that
intense longing TO be with dear en-
chantress.
Again has the Genial Clerk of
Monte yista's Cigar Emporium burst
into the lime light of social promin-
ance. To be exact, on Tuesday even
ing when the glorious winter moon
was slowly climbing from behind the
silvery tops of the majestic East
Range to spread a blanket of gold
over the valley, the genial Clerk be-
came sensible to some undefinable
longing and pursuant to its dictates
made due arrangements to be at the
home of his Ladie Faire at the spe
cifc hour of seven thirty-fve p. M.
Cometh now the hand of fate and
the Vaccinations of Dan Cupid, who,
by the way, loyeth his little joke as
a side line to his professional occu-
patton of archery. "Fussy" had just
retuI ned from a weeks battle with
the complicated forces of Big City
life. And almost interminables strug-
giles with street cars, automobiles,
theaters, restaurants and late hours.
Consequently he was tired, very
tired. AS the hour of the approach
ing tryst was yet some little distance
away he thought to regale and re-
fresh himself with a few perfunctory
winks. He would seize the oppor-
tunity, thus offered, for sweet re-
pose and arise, cute and refreshed
and repair himself to the home of
the awaiting and expectant damsel
History forces us to record the
fallacy of his computations for, be
it known, he oversight and is now
earnestly beseeching his host of
friends to furnish an alibi that will
clear his good name and at the same
time soothe the outraged dignity of
lady forgotten.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

Friday afternoon Those enjoying
the occasion were Mesdames Michael
Brady, Bushinger, Chapman, Mac
Arthur. Cole. Moninger, E. l.. Carter
Rice and the hostess.
The Tueday Morning club met this
week with Mrs. Moore.
The recently organized Teachers
Bridge club held their first meeting
at the home of Mrs p. F. Mccormick
Thursday evening. Those present
were the Misses Steck, Tohill, Foster
Adams, DIETRICH, Boydston, Davis,
Hendricks, Wilberson, Donatelli and
the hostess.
Mrs. II. p. Savage, Mrs. T. C.
Thome, and Mrs. F. A. Worth have
issued cards for large "at home"
for Thursday, January 18th at the
home of Mrs Savage.
The Mission Study class met We'd
nesday morning at the home of Mrs.
Moore. The subject was Latin
America" and n very interesting lee
ture was given by Mrs. James Camp
bell and a book review by Mrs Chas.
Akers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Freeman ex-
tended their hospitality Sunday at
dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Carter,
Mrs. L. l.. Fassett, Mrs. Silsbee, Miss
Retta Fassett and Mr.. Willis Fassett.
The regular monthly meeting of
the d "A. r. which was to have been
held at the home of Mrs. L. B. Syl-
vester, has been indefinitely post
poned.
DR.. and Mrs Pollock were hosts
Saturday evening at delightful
party. The guests enjoyed skating
until eleven o'clock when they were
served coffee, sandwiches and ham
burgers at the Pollock residence.
Thirty-five guests were present.
Mrs. E. j. Short was dinner guest
of the Misses French Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blackmore
and Mr.. and Mrs John Hecker en-
tertained the members of the We'd
nesday Whist club and their hus-
bands at a delightful whist party
ent were: Messrs and Mesdames w
j. Clark, Geo. Corlett, L. j Chap
man. Geo. Cole, John Macarthur j.
II Moninger, NJ. Rupert, f. e. Good
ding, Ralph Stitt, w. S. Woods,
Chester Green, Trude Glatz, d. b.
Clark, 7. c. Thome, Ed Matthias, f.
NJ. FELTON,, H. p. Savage, +. A.
Worth, Harry Blazer, Westel Wal
lace, Mrs. Cheney, Mrs Atteberry
The regular bi-monthtly meeting
of the p. h. o. society was held at
the home of Mrs. VIII Goff Wednes-
day afternoon. The program con-
sisted of an interesting study of
Shakespeare Winters Tale" The
members present were: Mesdames o.
w. Sylvester, Goodding. Pollock,
Moore, Westel Wallace, Gon, and
Miss Holt.
The Priscilla society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Roy Hummel The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Oren
Sanderson An interesting program
and delightful refreshments were
enjoyed by the forty guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. McCor-
mick, Mr.. ID. c. Vale, and Mr.. X. r
Mitchell at dinner Wednesday even
ing.
number of young people en-
joyed dance Friday evening at
Woodmen hall The Brunswick ma
chine used, was loaned by Mr.. ]. NJ.
Ditto. The affair was in charge of
Lowell Gibbs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

The Ladies' Bible class of the
Presbyterian Sunday School were
pleasantly entertained Thursday af-
ternoon by Mrs. S. S. Heilman, as
sisted by Mrs. A. r. Hubbard. Dur
ing the short business session the an
nual election of officers was held, re-
sulting as follows: Mrs. Chas. Gillt-
ey, Pres; Mrs. Frank Stevens, Vice
Pres; Mrs. Geo. Hamilton, Sec.;
Mrs. Will Hanks, Asst. Sec; Mrs.
Maggie Hooker, Treas; Mrs. Robert
Kerry, Teacher. After the social
hour, a delicious salad course was
served.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

The w. C. T. U. met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Ditto. A fine
program on Rescue Work, prepared
by Mrs. Busch was enjoyed by all.
\ most interesting paper was pre-
sented by Mrs. Anderson, and arti-
cles bearing on white slavery were
read by Mrs. Ely Matthias, Mrs. Ka-
valec, Mrs. Van Nostrand and Mrs.
Ditto. A short report of the work
done by the Rescue Home was given
by Mrs. Ed. Hooker. The devotions
were in charge of Mrs. Goddard, the
and piano selection rendered by
Gladys Ditto.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

The wedding of Miss Bessie Bond,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bond, and Mr.. Evan Thomas, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Thomas, took
place Wednesday at high noon at the
home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs
John Dutton were matron of honor
and best man. Mrs Dutton is sister
of the bride. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Large of La
Jara. An elaborate wedding break
fast was served to the twenty-four
guests present.
The Journal extends congratula-
tions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. McCor-
mick, Mr.. ID. C. Vale, and Mr.. II. r.
Mitchell at dinner Wednesday even
iu1
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

A number of young people en-
joyed dance Friday evening at
Woodmen hall. The Brunswick ma
chine used, was loaned by Mr.. j. NJ.
Ditto. The affair was in charge of
Lowell Gibbs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

The Priscilla society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Roy Hummel. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Oren
Sanderson An interesting program
and delightful refreshments were
enjoyed by the forty guests present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edman en-
tertained the Presbyterian choir
Wednesday evening at a very enjoy
able party. The first part of the
evening was devoted to skating, af-
ter which the guests enjoyed music
and delicious spread at the Edman
residence.
DR.. and Mrs. Moninger entertained
the II. H. club at their home Monday
evening.
The Friday Afternoon embroidery
club held its regular semi-monthly
meeting with Mrs. b. f. Fogle Jan.
5th. The time was pleasantly spent
in fancy work after which a deli
cious two course luncheon was serv-
ed. Those present were: Mesdames
Wempen, Haggard, d. Il. Smith.
Warner. Russell Loser, Pridmore
Ginders, Misses Fogle and Ginders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-01-13
SATURDAY, JANUARY 1s, 1917
SOCIETY

Mrs. l.. b. Sylvester entertained
the Duplicate Auction Bridge club
Friday afternoon. Those enjoying
the occasion were Mesdames Michael
Brady, Bushinger, Chapman, Mac
Arthur, Cole, Moninger, e. l.. Carter
Rice and the hostess.