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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-01
ANLUISPOTOS
REoS DE REBELLION QUE LIE
GAN A SAN LUIS.

SAN LUIS POTOSI, JUNO IS
Por e. Teniente Coronel Ismael Ga
Ian B.. fueron remitidos a esta ciu-
dad, V escoltados por ell captain 10.
Primitive Reyes, tres reos que Sc en-
contra6an en- IN luga- cercano a la po
biaci6n de Santa Maria del Rio.
Segun parte rendido por Ell remi-
tente, los tres reos, que responder a
los nombres de Fulgencio Guzman,
Francisco Palau Y Angel Hernandez.
estan acusados de sedicion.
Nombramicntos.
Como Secretario de- ConSejo Supe-
rior De S~alubridad. ha sido nombrado
e. senior DR.. Jesus Garcia. y como jefe
del Departamento de Desinfeccion del
mismo Consejo, el senior DR.. Jose Men
dez Garcia.
-Ha sido nomhrado Presidente de
Ia Comision Local Agraria, ell senior
Jenaro de la Tore. en- substitution
del senior Ing. Manuel Monroy Plo-
ives, quien renuncio este cargo.
Fiesta teatral en- honor de los papele-
ros.
Organizada por los senores J. NJ.
Romo V Cesar Sanchez. tuvo lugar en-
Q! coliseo la Paz'. una fanci6n tea
trail. a beneficio de los papeleros, en-
cuya function Sc representation "El
Tunel". Y un acto de v~ariedades.
Los numeros mas salientes fueron
les de Paquita Stella, de los CT
clis:as Olguin, del "Circo MOde!o', :
de "a pareja de bale, hermanos Aroza
r,ena. terminando IA function con "El
Pals de los Cartones".
La concurrencia fue numerosa y Sc
lecta. presidiendo la function cl &C
neral Barragan. Asistieron los &C
n~eraleS Morales, Carranza. Novoa. La
rraga Y Daviia. y los miembros del
CongroSo : TODD el Ayuntamiento 10
cal.
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Pr0Nima inauguration.
Ell PREcIO DE LOS CEREALES

Ia habido ana alza ADDITIONAL en- cl
mercado de- maiz. dc 13S a , ccnta-
vos, ayer.
Hubo aleuna demanda dc produc.
tos de- carnc dc puerco. cspec;almcn-
te de costillares.
Aunque Ia baia en- Ia cebada fu6
unicamente de 3-S a 5-S cts, Sc notan
tendencias de que continue bajando
de precio csc articulo.
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Ell ALMA

La medicinal que cura, cuande stros
nedios fTscassR- Preeo sl-00. Pida
testimonies e informcs hoy mismo =
: 3.. MILLER & co.
Sta. 4. Box So Dept. ga
San Antonio, Texas
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81 D0SEh sabrr cl paradcrO de Isidoro Car
.cia. de Vale dc Santiago. Gtu.. Mey., eSpu,o
q" lO>"fa Lara. para que sc iuntr con ST.
!llja Maria Garcia. que yivc en- Kansas CITY.
1870 Belleyiew 81. DirhO seior eSta.
ia en- II. Louis. No perD su hija no sabe
dOndc trabaJa. Diriilnsc Il Ia interesada.
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DESEO saber Ell paradcro dc mi hiIo Jose
Gloria = Quljano. a Guien vi por Ultima veE
en- Ciud4d JuareZ, Chih.. ell Abril de 1914.
ra ) pies Y ) Eulgadas, oios negros, cara
red0nda, aun- 10 le sale 1ig0tc. Orrezco una
magn!ftca qualification dc $50 a Ia persona
cue me de inrormes e~xactos, dirieiendose a
Grcgorio Gloria, 70 Cubel ST., Tempe, Ariz.
- IT,
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Los PADRES DE ARNULFO VARGAS, de-
sean que So hijo Sc reuna con ellos en-
lih0Inc. Texas. a cargo dc D. IL. Perry.
ArnT!ru cS TN ioven de 20 amos dc cdad,
alto. triguclo. sin bisotc. con I'm lunar
81 iado dcrecho dc Ia b0ca. Pucdc csrri-
Dir Fl o los que tcngan :nrormcs, q Nc
lesio Vargas, CIo. D. H. Perry, RHoME,
TEXAS. an.
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Sc NECESITAN 100 hombres para trabajar
a 81 % diarios. Nucve horaS de ira0ajo.
las al norfe de Fort Worth. Tex. No bus
que trabaio aqui dondc solo ,raDaIara uncs
dtdS. sino que vayase a donde lc pagan
DuenoS SueldoS. iIaremoS el envio dc esta
caaiidad de hombres mafana luneS. VI. l..
Osborn Employment Co., 1910 w Houston
s.. san antonio, Tex. al
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MERIDA, JUNO 20.-El gobjerno
del Estado nombr6 magistrate dc Ia
Sala Penal de- Tribunal Superior de
Just:cia. al senior licenciado don Ju-
lin Alca!a SANCHEZ. Guien, previa Ia
protesta de ley. Sc ha hecho cargo de
su alto puesto.
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Sc DESEA saber el paradero de n Sra.
Solcdad Garcia. va grande de edad. ulien
qGcd6 en- Laredo. Mexico. hacc como nue.
We mcScS. SeilaS PARTICULARS: iaTnaiO re-
cular. moreno. IN lunar abultado al Ia
do GcrcchO. ojoS negrOs. labios grucsos,
rucrpo delgado. pelo mas hien cano que
negro. Su hija. Sra. Mercedes I.edesna
de Perez desca ~comunicarse con ella. Sc
dara una qualification dc $500 I Ia per-
soma que lnforme eyactamente, dirigiendo-
Sc 4 Pedro Perez. PEYTON. COLO. (7fj
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Sc RENTA hacienda en- la region mineral
de Coahuila, IS millas al Sur dc Eagle Pass,
Tex. ~Propiedad Immediate Ferrocarriles Ma
c~'onales Ell Sabinss Y MuzIuiz. Terreno
1000 acres 700 en- c%ultIvol, con viejfs!ma y
abundante concession de aguas para frriga-
ci6n. Magnffica uogalera sobre rio Sablnal
Informant N. E. Flores, tUS Belyip ST., SAN
ANTONIO. Tex. f76J
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Sc nESEA Sabcr 81 paradero de Ia Sra.
I~.S!cfana Rodriguez. y de dos hiios de
ella. hofnbrc V muier. FL h0Inbre tiene
ii amos d" edad Y Ia muchachita 10 amos,
he noiiIDreS Genovevo y Jesus EScobedp.
rrallrIcIrl con $500. dirigiendOSc los
Iuformcs 4 Miguel EScobedo. Box 1870,
JEROME. ARIZONA, CD.
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pESOUiSAS-

.bESEO Sabcr ei paradero de mi hermano An
ORES Reyes. qulen Sc cncontraba en- 1916 en-
Stockton, Cal. Y de quien no ten;o EOIi-
rla> haze tempo. GratiricaSc a la persona
QUE &c inrormcS GiriiiGnGoSc 4 Mayirnino NJ
reyes. FlcfrO, \. VI. Oh
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protesta de ley. Sc ha hecho cargo dc
| su alto puesto.
| I'm curioso case de "Chantage"
Las autoridades acaban de GeScu.
brir I'm "chantage" frustrado en- la no
licia de instruction. e Official de
esta policia, senior Luis Tuyu, apro-
vechando una ~ausencia del juez, falsi-
fic6 una orden de apprehension, y con
ella Sc dirigio al cstablecimiento mer-
cantii de don Francisco Wales, al cue
intim6 "por orden del Juez.' para
/ que 10 acompanara a Ia Inspection &c
neral de Policia.
Wales. aunque ext-anando su apre-
hensi6n, pues no habia sido acasaGo
de dclito slguno. cumplio Ia orden y
subio al c~arruaje dc Tuyi. quien en-
vez dc conducirlo directamentc a Ia
Inspection dc Policia. Sc puso a pa
searlo por toda la ciudad para propo-
merle "interceder" en- su favor. me-
dante el page de cierta cantidad.
Wales. sospechando de que Sc trata-
ba. finguio aceptar Ell "arreglo' Y vol
vieron ambos al establecimiento, don
de Sc baj6 el senior Wales, para diri-
girse luego, no a donde Tuyu 10 es-
peraba, sino a Ia Inspection de Poll
cha. donde denunci6 eI hecho.
Tayi fua aprehendido. dandose
cuenta Immediate al sobernador del
Estado. quien diSpuSo que Sc desti-
tuyese al empleado Y Sc lie arrestase a
disposition de las autoridades judi
%cia!es.
IN taller de Fotogrsbsdo para la Es-
cuela de Aries.
FL ~secretario general, cucargado del
Gobicrno del Estado, ACADIA &c hacer
IN arreglo con Ell senior don Armando
Manzanilla. conocido fotograbador,
con el ohjeto de adquirir, por cuen-
Ia de- gobierno. ell taller del senior
Manzanilla, Y pasarlo a Il Escuela Vo
cacional de Artes Y Oficios. para la
cnsenanza del arte dc referencia. Fl
senior Manzanilla ma acceptable hacer "a
venta, Y desde luego Sc ha comenzado
el traslado dc toda la maquinaria al
local de la cscuela citada.
Sc ha nombrado jefc del taller
al senior don Miguel Santibahez. Y
ayudantc del miSmo al senior don Gas
par Teiada.
Los cultivos dc las e~scueIas de Max
canu.
FL professor Juan Zarate. inspector
da eScuelas del Partido de Maxcauu,
ha enviado al Jefe del Departments
de Education Publica, I'm extraordi-
mario ejemplar de calabaza, de once
kilosramos de peso, obtenida en- Ia
huerta escolar de La escuela de ninos
de L. villa De Haiache, pertengciente
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Por cl Var:edades.

En- cl ~coliseo de este uombrc, que
acsualnentc ~cXDlota q arte mudo
Y cl genera de varieties, Sc ha presen
tado V siglc trabajando con b~astante
exito artistico y pcc"riario ell c6lebrc
i~lusionista, de nacionaiidad china. de
nombre Ii TO Chang.
La empresa que regentea este tea
tro. csta prcparando varias nOvcda-
des que presentara al pubIico la Sc
mana entrante.
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Sensible ~defuncion.

e j6vcn Julian Aware. dc or.gen
espanol, Y que teaia varios amos de
radicado en- esta "iuadd. fallecI6 e. DO
mingo pr6ximo pasado en- Ia ciudad de
Monterrey.
FL mencionado j0ven estaba para
contraer matrimonio con una bella
senorita pertenecicnte a una de las
mas distinguidas fami!ias de esta ca
pital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-01

EXAMINES EN- LAS ESCUELAS
OFICIALES.

, c. VICTORIA. lamps, JUNO 20.
Los examenes de fin de curse han
principiado en- las Escuelas Cficiales
Primaries. f:nalizando el dia dltimo
del actual. Los de la Normal Y Pre-
paratoria principian hoy, terminando
e! ,dia ) de Julio.
En- general, puede decirse, que los
examenes que para Ia fecha Sc han
verificado, han resultado b~rillantes Y
que todos los padres de farilia han
quedado c~ontertos por Ia labor que
nan desarrol!ado los mentorcs de IA
ninez.
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Froxima fiesta.

Tn grupo de j0venes. perte"ecieH-
tie a 10 mcjor de nuestra soc:edad.
tiene proyectado para c, pr6Ximo do
mingo, IN bale que Sc verificara en-
Ia casa habitaci6n del senior Jose 70
rrilla.
N6taSc entire todaS las bellas scno-
ritas IN cntusiasmo desbordante pOr
~concurrir a tan hermosa fiesta.
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--MATRIMONIALEs

StLICiTO aI6ndcnria ron seGorIfa
m"Nirana dr Is a - aii6S,.com objetu ma
iriwnni0. TCHg0 - amos dc cdad ~ sor
trabaJadur Y IfOnradU. ntriianSc para de-
TALES d Jose flnr"s. General Delivery. Sta
lion !, san Antonio, Tex. - an
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AVTSOS DE
-EMPL.EOS-

Sc NECESITA recamarera con buenas refe-
renctas. Presentarse a 2.7 King William 81.
CD
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rs dedicamos e1clusivamente q Ia venta
lie art.cuioS que estan Siendo exportados
para Mexico. EiSitenos. J. NJ. y C. Marco
quin, 400 Dolorcsa ST. nm
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COMPhRAND0 ei precio actual del azucsr
con ell del pilonciiio mexicano "EI Rubio"
resuita un ahorro de cincuenfa Dor clento.
81 listed no 10 ha usaGo. pldafo q gu tende-
70 o aTisenos.. J. NJ. y.G. MarroQufH. 400
Dolorosa 81. (7tf)
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SiONA

DR.. nOBT. LEE WlrHERS-ReSidencla. t2i
Pierce Ave. OfiCiaa. IFS L Houston ST.,
altos DE la Botica Hughes. CSqu!na Gales
Santa Maria = Houston. Tel. Crockett 3i6f
lrcSidencia). Tel. Travis 5ii tOricina). Ho-
raS de oricina. dc 10 4 II Y Ge / i q. san
Antonio. Tex. (72j'
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Por las Jurtas computadoras.

Las juntas computadoras de los dos
primeros districts ~electorales de que
Sc compone esta capital, instalados en-
cl Palacio Municipal y el edificio del
Palacio del C~ongreso, Sc ~encucntran
trabajando con toda actividad. cspc-
randose que para el fin de semana ha-
yam conclude sus trabajos.
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inter6s. historic, esperanto, formar
de nosotros una sofa naci6n. La A
merica del Sur es nuestra casa CO.
NUN; en- ella vivimos Y hemos de vi
vi; pues reparemosla. 81 viene IN
incendiario Y lie pone fuego ihabra
entire nosotros quienes dejen de a
cudir q ~sa!varla? Habra quien olga:
70 NADIA tengo que yer, como aquel
fil6sofo que, avisado de que su casa
ardia, dijo con mucha flema:
-Advierto a mi mujer qre 70 %
nc meto en- cosas domesticss
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-01

JGSEFA RtNGEL, rccibiGa en- Mexico, ALL
iQriZads en- Texas. atfcndc prOntainenie en-
feTDchadcs de Scioras Y partOS. Consul
tGS gratis. PrcCioS mOderadoS. 1919 Du-
range y Colorado. Cf9l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

cUARTOS AMUEBLADOS, frcscos v espa-
ciOSoS. en- casa grlnde, para rcntar a bue-
mas familiaS meyicanaS o Solteros. 6s3
SUR SAN SABA. (7s5l.
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Scran dotado5 cd luz electrical vsrios
districts. :.

En- vista dc Ia importancia que ca
da dia adquicrcn aIgunos poblados per
tcnccientes al Estado dc Puebla, re-
clamando con csc hecho differences
comodidades en- 10 que Sc rcfierc al
~srric:o publico. sc csta ~trabajando por
los rcs?ectivos ayuntamientos de los
districts, para Yer IL manera de in
troducir en- sus ju-isdiccioneS, el ser
vitio de luz y fuerza el6ctricas, asi
covo otras mejoras de Ia i~mportancia
dc csta.
Ea:rc las Y~oh!acioncs que Pr;aero
tcndran luz Y f~uerza. sc c~ncucntran
iIuejotzingo Y AmOZoc.
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ESPELUZNANTE CRIMEN EN-
TLATLAUQUI.

PUEBLA, JUNO 24.-Hace pocos
dias corri0 en- esta ciudad Ia version
de que en- la ~poblari6n de Tlatlauqui,
Dertenec!ente 4 esta Entidad Fedora
tiva, Sc habia cometido I'm crimer en-
la persona del senior Luis Gutierrez,
que formaba parte del H. Ayuntamien
to de esa cabecera de Distrito.
Este senior ~perteneci0 a las fuerzas
de! general Juan Francisco Lucas, Y
milit0 q las ordenes de otros jefes re-
volucionar:oS, entire otros. del enton-
ccS ~coronel Eulogio Hernandez, con
ell grade de captain.
Durante las pasadas elecciones mu-
nicipales resulto e!ecto consejal del
.Ayuntamiento en- ~Tiatlauqui, desem-
rena1do por algunos dias e. cargo de
p-csiGerte municipal INFERNO.
Segun los informes que ahora sc
tienen respecto 4 la muerte del senior
Luis Gutierrez, este, la noche del err
men. Sc dir:gia tranquilamente a su
casa. 30" Ia nochc. cuando fue asalta-
do 20: unos individos desconocidos,
cue !e dieron muerte a palos; que
dandu su cadavcr tcndido a la mitad
Ge la via piblica.
Ain no Sc ha podido esclarecer ell
mister.o del asesinato en- question Y
los criminales ~permanecen ocultoS a Ia
acci6n de Ia j~usticia.
Aunquc deficiente el servic;o poll
ciaco en- T~!atlauQUi. Ia socieadd ente-
- osti or cspera De que sc hagan las
averiguaciones correspondence, !
In cd que cl veto que cubrc csc mis-
tcrioSo drama sea descorrido Y Sc apli
que a los culpables TODD ell rigor de
la ley.
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VENTHS-

- NENIEN baralaS 3 mcSaS dc h:ilar Y J
Iblniro$ Emerson. lnfOr!IlIi HIS N?S'
Houston -. az
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tlenifne ID nCu Tam oSSd
tatoes at McKNIcHT's,
See Mrs. Shocs ey's hats, dish
es. 5 and 10 cents novelties.
c. to J w Barnett's for bar
gains in Ladies' ready to wea
Hats. got
FOR SALE.-Good horse, vii
take young mich COW in part pay
ment. Mrs ] B Hubbard.
Mama says Laurel Flour is the
best by test. Every sack guar
anteed.
WANTED Ten thousand Fat
Hens will pay you premium for
same. Massey Bros.
Mr.. C. F. Bonds and family left
Saturday for Corinth, where they
will reside in future.
Haynes Grocery Company have
got 'em all skinned, Try us.
Haynes Gro. Co., Phone III.
We are not joking, we are going
to give you some bargains.
STORMENT GRO. CO.
] B Storment, Manager.
If you want Biscuit to tickle
your palate, try Laurel Flour.
Every sack guaranteed.
You know who you are trading
with, when you trade with Storm
ent Grocery Company.
LIB. STORMENT, Manager.
Arm and Hammer Soda, 3 pack
ages for 10 cents.
Storment Grocery Co,
JB Storment, Manager.
WANTED one thousand old,
mean, Setting Hens. Spot Cash.
Massey Bros.
FEED! FEEDl! FEED!!!
Yes, we have it.
Storment Grocery co.
J B Storment, Manager.
4 We. can save you money on your
feed. groceries. dry goods and
shoes. Storment Grocery Co.
] B Storment, Manager.
Laurel Flour for sale by ] w
Bruton, wide awake merchant
on Route 2. Every sack guaran-
teed. Try one. None better .3l-2
There will be Easter services at
the Methodist church Sandy
EVERYBODY Invita- to attend.
l.. "A. McKEowN, Pastor.
Mr.. H. B. Shockley, of Fount-
ing Run, KY, travelling repre-
sentative of the New Orleans COT
fee Co., with headquarters at Cor
NTH, was an Iuka visitar Saturday.
Mr. Claude Smith, of the A &
M College, accompanied by his
friend, Mr. James Williams, of
Jackson, Miss, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs S ] Smith.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church will give an egg HINT in
Park Saturday afternoon promptly
at three O'Clock. Price 10 cents
each, All children cordially invi-
ted.
Don't forget that Haynes Gro
Co. have a full line of feed at
prices that our competitors wonder
at. We have 'em skinned on feed.
Whyp We handle it in car lots.
Haynes Gro. Co., Phone Ill.
The two months old baby boy
of Mr. Clarence Wingo was found
dead in its bed last Monday
morning. The baby awoke seem
ingly all right. When the parents
returned from breakfast it was
dead. The interment was al
Showdown.
Wheeler Bros Show at Iuka Fri
day, April 9th. 1t has been sew
eral years since Iuka has beer
visited by show and you dom
want to miss this one, it is one o
the best little shows on the road
| Endorsed by the press and pulpi
| Band concert at l and 7 p m.
It's reasonable :and its true
HAYNES Gro. Co. can sell cheape
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Federal Court Convenes.

Aberdeen, Miss, March 81
Federal court will convene here
Monday. Judge H c Niles, of
Kosciuska, Miss, will preside. M
w Cozart, who was tried here for
using the mails to defraud and
convicted, and who later on for
feited a $4,000 bond. has been
arrested by government detectives
and placed in the federal prison
in Atlanta, Ga, to serve his five
years. Cozart was operating in
Wellington. Kan, when the gov
eminent men picked up his trail.
He was selling stock in an oil
company of Oklahoma and skipped
into Canada, where he later was
arrested.
Cozart's lawyer, who is here
/ from Kansas. trying to obtain his
release. says that Cozart really
owns some oil lands in Oklahoma
and that. they will amount tc
something in the near future.
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LIFT YOUR C0RNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
Tells how to loosen a tender corn
or calIus so II lifts out
without pain.

You reckless men and women who
are pcstered with corns and who have
at least once week invited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison
are now told by a Cincinnati authority
TO use a drug called freezone, which
the moment few drops are applied
TO any corn or eallus the soreness il re-
heyed and soon the entire corn or cal
nus, root and all, lifts off with the fin
gers.
Freezone dries the moment It ia an
Piled, and simply shriveIs the corn or cal
lns without infaming or even irritating
the surrounding tissue or skin. A small
bottle of free'one will cost very little
at any OF the drug stores, but will posi-.
lively rid ones feet of every hard or
SOFT corn or hardened callus. If your
druggist hasn't any freezone he can get
IL at any wholesale drug house for YOU.
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Health very good in this section
The conditions have improved
since our last article. Spring
Ike weather prevailed the larger
part of last week, but the ground
was so we, from previous rains
that very small amount OF pillow
ing was done, except in the way
of gardening etc.
Our neighbors, Mr.. J w Ryram
and family, moved 10 TiShomingo
last week. Mr.. b. has been sick
the larger part of the winter. We
hope that his health will improve.
We learned that considerable
wind storm passed over the Spring
Hill community Sunday afternoon.
So far we have not heard of any
great damage, except that the
house of Mr. Leo Nix was blown
off the foundation.
Mr. Bill Sanders, the tick man,
was through this section hast week
looking after the number of cows
and assigning watts. SO far the
west end OF the 3rd district has no
watts. There is great deal of OBJ
lection to the dipping law, but it
IS to be supposed that there will
be no trouble about dipping cattle |
IN this county, tCr it seems that |
the people think that the best way |
to get rid Of an Objectionable law
is to enforce it.
J { Miller is working spare time
for the Harvey Oil Company. |
Cleveland, O
The epidemic of measles seems
to be abating in this section, but
we hear of several cases not far
away.
News from Mr.. Glen Miller at
Valparaiso, Ind, is to the effect
that he arrived O X and was well
pleased. Also. that he had met a
number OF acquaintance that he
had there last spring
Since war with Germany seems
unavoidable, it seems that people
are taking different views of the
matter or in other words are tax
ing the present situation more Sc
riously. We hope for the better,
for with the scarcity of food and
feed stuff, almost famine if You
please, and the exhorbitant prices
being paid, we like to think of
something except war.
Respectfully, RANDOM.
March r. 1917.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-04-05
Family Reunion.

We extract the following from
the Moscow correspondence to the
Somerville, Tenn, Fayette Fall
con:
A happy family reunion was
held SUNDAY at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. N. Ware. when all
the children assembled for gen.
eral greeting and thanksgiving.
The children number eight, FIVE
boys and three girls, among them
being Virgo Ware, of Iuka, Miss.
Anthony Ware. of Memphis, and
Lee Ware, now with the Sou. r. y
in Alabama.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-04-05
"The Eight Grade Girls Entertain.

The eight grade girls, with Miss
BERTHE Monroe as hostess. served
a very dainty FIVE O'Clock dinner
Tuesday afternoon, March II.
The Home Science dining room
was prettily decorated, the color
scheme being yellow and white.
The centerpiece was bowl of
yellow jonquills and white hya-
cinths.
1.-THE dinner was served in seven
courses by Misses Jcttye Beasley.
Mabel Moore and Jewele Mason.
Those present were: Rev. Beas-
lev. Prof. H. c. Long, Mrs. 0. G.
Moore, Miss Cooper and Mrs.
Gable. X. X.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-04-05
Lodge Directory.

A. +. q A. NJ, Lodge M. "a, meets nj
100 p. m, the first Saturday in each
month. II, l.. Martin, Jr,, w. Nj.
A. L. Scruggs, Secretary.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No. l35.
meets nj 7.30 y. M. the second sat
urday in each month. G u Adams,
III. =. A. +. Scruggs, Secretary.
IUKA CHAPTER O. OF T.. :. meets
at 7.30 p. m. the third "Wednesday
in each month. Mrs. G. ID. Adams,
w. Nj. Mrs Il. II. Hill, Secretary.
MORELIGHT SOCIETY meets at .
y. m the first Sunduy IN each
month at which the best talent pos
sihle will discuss matters of interest
10 all Masons. All worthy brothers
are cordially invited to attend. The
object of this Society is to make
Masons out of our members.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1917-04-05

Wheeler Bros Show at Irka Fri
day, April 9th. 1t has been sew
eral years since Iuka has been
visited by show and you don't
want to miss this one, it is one of
the best little shows on the road.
Endorsed by the press and pulpit
Band concert at l and p m.
Its reasonable ::and its true,
Haynes Gro. Co. can sell cheaper
than anyone else in town. Why
Because we keep no books, buy
for cash, take our discount and
you get the benefit of our II years
experience. Try rs.
Haynes Gro. Co., Phone Ill.
| One of the best little shows OF
the road this season will exhibi
in Iuka Friday April 9th. Thi
show comes highly recommended
as being first class in every par
ticular. If you want to spend
few hours of enjoyment you don
want to miss this show as ever
act is feature and all are good
Don't miss the band concert at
aud 7 m. Prices rs and IS cent