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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
LATEST is CONCRETE
SHIPBUILDIKG COMPANY

Chicago. Ill. Aug 24-Shipbuild-
ing facilities on the great lakes are
about 10 be increased. Marine engi-
neers and shipDuilders have recog-
nized In the combination Of concrete
and steel, a shIpbuIldlng material OF
great durability, density. rightly, and
with sufficient elasticity 10 mark II
for special favor. steps are now being
taken TO begin the construction Of
reinforced concrete ships on the great
lakes at the earliest possible date
The Torcrete Shipbulding Co. re-
Gently organized at Chicago, is now
negotiating for a suitable yard lOca-
ton near Detroit where II is pro-
posed to begin at once the building
of a 12O0-tOn cargo steamer for great
lakes service. Additional yards near
New York, New Orleans and Los An
geles VIII be established later. All Of
these plants viii build reinforced con-
crete vessels after what is known as
the TOrcrete system.
The company has already prepared
a number Of designs fOr TOrcrete
ships, lighters, and barges, which
have received strong endorsement
from those who have inspected the
plans. These plans have also been
submitted 10 the United States enc
Eencv fleet corporation, with a view
TO assisting in the rapid construction
Of a merchant marine.
Technically, tOrcrete IS n cOmhina-
ton OF steel and concrete. the prac2
teal application OF which results IN
q lamiuated hull iulaid with steel re-
iLfOrciuE- TorCrete is applied under
air pressure after a new process and
with a machine, both Of which are in
ventions Of Carl Weber. a consult
specialized in the various uses OF
concrete
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
REALTY TRADE
IS BAR0ME TER
V. S. Hills Says Summer
Dizziness Precursor Of Ac-
tive Fall Selling.

"One Of the trUest barOmeters Of q
city's development lies in its real
estate activity A stranger upon VS.
itinE a certain town remarked as TO
how nicely IL was laid out, whereuQon
a native replied that il ought 20 be
well laid out as II had been dead
long enough" said Y. S. Kills. local
reaItor Not so with FL PasO. AS
everyone knows. this city mas made
wonderful growth in the last few
years. Real estate has been active
and viii be more so in the next few
years
Upon locating here, was told
OF summer depressiOns IN FL PasO
real estate, and if there is q slight
dulIness IT isn't on account Of the
city stopping its progress, but only
that almost everybody as wei as MS
cousin, is either taking a vacation,
or has just returned from one, or
expects to get his next week or next
month, and when fall comes every
body is back and the usual activity
IS resumed. Really, too, the opp0r-
tune time TO buy is during that dull
period when some one needs to sell,
Tor he may be willing 10 sacrifice a
little on his selling price In order to
get the money The wise ones buy
then before prices begin to rise with
the fall activity"
Wells PeuEh Report Sales.
The Wells PeuEh Realty company
has closed the following deals this
week.
Twelve lots in Deming. y. NJ. sold
10 +. COrcOran.
A four-room bungalow at SOO7
Douglas street, sold TO J. H. Anderson.
A five-rOOm bungalow at $3.50
Montana street TO Mrs ". Sherrell-
who also bought another at 2504
Wyoming.
Two bungalows in the $500 block,
savannah street, TO George r. Lee
Baron.
Mars Make Many Sales.
James L Mari and Company re
port the following sales:
H NJ Andreas 20 George lIunoz.
lot II and half OF lot Is, block Il,
Franklin Heights addition. $4,000
J. A Brennan to T. .. Moore. lot
% and west half Of lot 81. block 65.
Government Hill addition, $4,000.
s hranzthOr to O L. Pomeroy. lots
IS to 19, block p, Sunset Heights ad-
ditiOn, $500.
Mari Brothers Investment company
10 W II. p0nueu, lot g and west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

half Of lot lie. block 100, East E.
Paso addition. S2S73.
W. X Mari TO A y. Macrate. lots
q 10 20, block 81, Government Hin
addition, $3.50
Mari Brothers Investment company
TO Manuel c. Salazar, lot 90 and west
half Of lot 70. block P-3s Garden sub
division, $500
F. ". Brown TO ". J. German. lots
u To Is, block b" Bassett addition;
$1,000
Carlos Jimenez to Gregorio B
Ochoa. lot % and west half Of lot
70. block IT" Payue's subdivision.
$3.50
Mari Brothers Investment company
20 Everett Foster. lot and east half
Of lot S. block a. East FL Paso addi-
ton, $3.50.
Mari Brothers Investment company
to Juan Flores, lot q. block C" Bas-
set addition, $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
DRAFT DOCTOR CHARGED
WITH SOLICITING BRIDE

New York, Aug 25.-Dr. Albert
Fritz. an attending physician at To-
cal exemption board No. SO in Brook
lyu. was arrested yesterday by agents
Of the department Of Justice. charged
with conspiracy to obstruct the Sc
lective draft law and was held So
coo bail for trial by L. S. commissioner
CahoOne-
II was alleged that DR.. Fritz ap-
preached Louis Altman. n reEistrant
and promised him exemption upon
payment OF $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

Sunday. August 20. 1917.
STROLOGERS read this as
| y rather a good day. While Nep-
A tune and Saturn are friendly.
Jupiter IS adverse.
II IS a day that IS counted fairly
lucky for voyages and the navy
should benefit from favorable condi-
lions
There IS a promising sign FOR
honors and promotions among men
who viii take part IN battle on the
water. The seers declare that this
viii be near shore
Mines and mining have the best
possible direction while this configu-
ration prevails
Farmers should make the most OF
selling conditions in the next week,
Il is fOretold
Notwithstanding all government
precautions, the food situation will
cause grave scandals and even riots,
astrolOgers predict.
Bankers and brokers should be
careful today. Heavy losses are prob
able before the end OF the month
Late September Will be q most IN
favorable time for the kaiser. It Is
prognosticated.
October is a month that offers spe-
cial promises OF peace, the seers de-
clare.
A revolution IN italy IN which pa
pal power Is in jeopardy is fore
shadOWed
Despite all the conclusions OF the
men Of authority, the seers declare
that before the new year there should
be very definite prospects Of peace.
According 10 the astrOlogers the
armies Of the United States viii per
form more constructive than destruc-
i've work and will gain FOR the nation
a supremacy never dreamed OF before
the war.
Canada has the prospect OF a sea
son that Is prosperous Trade will
shadOwing slight difference OF
opinion with the United States over
problem Of the war.
Persons whose birthdate II Is may
have heavy losses They should be-
unusually careful during the coming
year.
Children born on this day are likely
to be too free and generous. The sub
jects Of Virgo are usually charming
and talented--Copyrig 1917, by the
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
HOROSCOPE
Saturday. August Is. 1917.

Monday, August p. 1917.
| - GOD and bad are IN tho balance
- today. according to astroIogy.
- Uranus rules strongly for good.
/ while Mercury is adverse.
All the conditions are good for avi-
I alton. which viii bring large benefits
and in which great progress viii be
made.
Uranus continues TO presage a gen
eraI acceptance OF spiritualistic phe-
nomena, which viii be mentioned In
leading periodicals and even viii find
a place in literary productions OF
first rank.
Inventions OF every sort are sub
Jet 10 the best possible direction and
announcement Of an American sue
cess as astonishing as wireless tele-
graphy is prophesied
The influences that aid creative
IDEAS are likely 10 affect many per
sons so that they suffer from nerves
Increase Of the number OF suicides
IS fOretold and this may become
alarming in the fan when the mania
FOR self destruction may affect
young men
Actors and actresses are warned
not TO sign contracts under this rule.
which also affects musicians and
painters.
There Is q sign read a. indicating
some unusual condition which news
papers and magazines viii confront
in short time, owing 10 phase OF
the war not in any way connected
with censorship.
The far west and extreme east
come under planetary government
believed 10 be most favorable for the
atriCsl matters.
Colleges and schools have the fore
cast Of great achievements in public
service and dispire the war viii have
large attendance.
Diplomatic honOrs for a university
head are f0retold.
Persons whose birth date II IS may
have rather an unsettled year. Travel
and changes are forecast
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be restless and discon-
tented. These subjects may have too
much Imagination and may be in
clined to be untruthfuL-(C Copyright,
1917. by the Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

Bennett 10 Laura S Pierce. half or lot
- and lot IS, block g, August Il. 1917
$3.50.
East FL Paso addition. Douglas street
c. L. and b. l. Dickinson 20 J. H Ander-
sou, lot and west IS feet Of lot 6, block
Campbells addition. Arson Mills map;
Satterthwaite's addition, Arson Mills block
Highland park addition. H F Fisher sur
vey. and San ElizariO graut-R- = Cap-es
90 n A Caples. part OF lot 4, all OF lot
8. BLOCK 215. on EagOfrin avenue. Camp
bells addition; part q lot p, block =
Arson Mills map, east half lots H. T.
Is. block 229. on North OchOa street
Caupbelrs addition; lot "a and part Of
lot s.. block I, Satterthwalte's addition,
Epson avenue: all interest IN block %.
Arson Mills map. block Is. on Columbia
and Denver streets; lots 2 10 16 inclusive
in Heck 1e. on Denver street and lots
park addition: $50 acres known as H =.
Fisher survey No. 2s7: surveys 19S. and
l99 in san ElIzario town grant and sur
vey So August q. 1917: $4,000
Building Permits
J. A Hicks. 1910 California street;
Joe Dune. 1905 Alameda street, shed;
$500.
A H Logan, lots 1. aud 20. block -.
East Fl Paso addition. house; $500.
n J. German. lots Il 10 Is. block p,
Bassett addition. three room house; $500.
Licensed 70 Mary
Manuel Luna and Amada Rel
John l. Willis and Mary Young.
E Loera and Catalina Vega
Robert Morris and Francesca Torres
Harry H Roberts and ArB- Harry II
Roberts.
Secundino Camacho and Nicolasa FLORES
Jesse B. Cleveland and Edna 3. Duden-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
"STEP LIVELY LAST TINE
TONIGHT AT TIE CRAWFORD

The last performance OF step
Lively viii be presented at the Craw-
ford tonight This viii also be the
occasion Of the final appearance Of
little Miss Reva Reyes, the seven
year old child wonder. Those who
have seen her perform declare that
she is the best little actress they
have ever seen
Commencing tomorrow afternoon,
Take Your Medicine" one of the
plays presented earlier IN the sea-
son by the Raymond Teal company,
Will be repeated As il was pro-
nounced one Of the best plays in the
Teal repertoire. during its last pres
entatiOu, many who saw Il
then will no doubt avail themselves
of the opportunity TO see it again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
BROTHERS, ALLEGED CATTLE
THIEVES. BACK IN NEW MEX.

East Las Vegas, n NJ. Aug 10
Charged with holding George Echols.
OF Tremintina prisoner while they
away so head Of his cattle. Ross and
Claude Carter were brought here
Thursday BY sheriff Lorenzo Delgado
for trial
The Carter brothers induced Zen
OILS 20 take them 10 his range. Sept J,
1914 by representing themselves 70
be cattle buyers. then chained hiTu'
drove away cattle and shipped them 70
Kansas City. il is alleged They were
indicted in 1914. but not arrested uu-
iii a Snort time ago They were taken
into custody at Nogales. AriZ-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
DAILY RECORD.

French addition. Tularosa street-H. "
and H A. Walker TO P. o. Nafe. lots
and 8. July g. 1917; $500.
Highland park addition. Wheeling street
II p. and A v Hadfleld 10 c. Y. Nafe,
north half lots Il through q, block IS,
July Il. 1917. $3.50
san EIizario Erant-H- ". Br0addus and
George p LeBaron TO L z. Avina and r.
g. Gonzales, g. acres OF land. May 19,
1917 $3.50.
sunset heights. North FL Paso street
II J. C0ttiuEham and NJ. c. C. and r z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
CHIHUAHUA FARMERS WANT
TO BUY GOOD DAIRY COWS

Dairy COWS are wanted in the state
OF Chihuahua. Mexico. Althoueh
there are thousands OF cattle on the
ranges OF that state dairymen are
anxious to secure from the United
states some thoroughbred stock FOR
dairy purposes
The chamber OF commerce has re
ceived letter from the Society OF
Farmers Of Chihuahua City. auuounc-
Ing il desires to obtain fun informa-
ton regarding dairy cows The sec
rotary ~ MARQUEE. in the letter states
members OF the organization desire
to get In comuunir at iOn with persons
who have first class milk cows for
sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
EIGHTH CAVALRY BAND TO
PLAY At Fl. BLISS SUNDAY

The EIghth cavalry band VIII play
the following program at Fort Bliss,
Sunday. from AS to 6 2. m:
March. Front Section .-....-.-.- Reeves
Overture. "Stradella"- ---.-N- FlOtoW
Concert Waltz. "Orphanage"
..---.. PetrOwsky
(New. first time played. composed
by Frank PetrOwsky. corporal Eighth
cavalry band. arranged by IgnacioD
Selection, Mariana .-..---- wallace
Paraphrase. Melody In F. Rubinstein
Serenade. Twilight Dews". Lewis
March. "Semper Fidelis"- -.---. SOusa
Finale. Eighth Cavalry Air.
.---- ------ .Iako bOWskl
William $. Vanover is the band
leader
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

cue from an Indian massacre three
children and you'll laugh as he tries
TO care for them When the governor
pardons him and he goes back TO the
only girl who ever gave him a whole
hearted love and TO those three chill
dren. you viii weep with the glad
knowledge that his better self has
won. Dustin Farnum was last seen
here IN The VirEinian-" Today only
he will be seen in "Durand Of the Bad
Lands" at the Alhambra. The prices
viii be lOc, 15c and 25c- The Alham-
bra is delightfully."- cool On Sunday
See little Madge Evans the child
actress. in The Little Duchess" a
picture that viii delight and enter
tain young and old.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
BRYANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tine Golden IDIOT" featuring BY
ant Washburn, who has made himself
popular with the picture going pub
lie by his pleasing personality and
good work in the skinner pictures"
viii be shown today and tomorrow.
The Golden idiot" is a typical Wash
burn production with many humorous
and human situations that appeal to
everyone. Lake Geneva. Wis. was
chosen for the exterior scenes which
are beautiful and most appreciated
for this picture The story is from
Robert Rudd WhItuey's novelette, in
AinsIee.s aEaZlne.-AcE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
GRECIAN. ..skIDDING HEARTs..

The Grecian viii show a ludicrOus
keystone comedy that is jammed full
Of thrills and has a laugh TO every
foot Of ITS entire two thousand feet
'-Skidding Hearts" is the title Of this
comedy. and IL proves that the course
of true love needs shock absOrbers-
"SkiddinE Hearts" Is on at the Gre
clan today only Adults loo, chill
dren 5c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

The Wigwam today offers a comedy
III with plenty OF action and novelty.
An animated cartoon is included.
Tomorrow the WigWam viii show n
Mutual Weekly with its war scenes.
and Charlie Chaplin in "One A. VI"
The famous ~FIorodOra Sextette"
beauty. Edna Goodrich. IS coming
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
ALHA1IBRA-DUSTTV FARNUNf

"Durand OF the Bad Lands is Dus-
tin Faruum's latest screen success. It
is a story Of many thrills. In 'DurauG
OF the Bad Lands" Mr. Farnum lives
up 10 his best work, either on the
stage or screen. Here he IS fun OF
that strong manhood that has made
him known and loved everywhere.
Touu love him as an outlaw because
you'll know that a man with so big a
heart as Dick Durand cannot long re-
main an ourcasr. You'll see him res
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
Building Permits for
Weeb Total S305.Q50

The total valuation Of permits
~ build filed in the office Of the
city building Inspector. Percy
lcEEee ir during the week
ended Friday. August q. was
S5H5.450 The permits by days
follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

Warranty Deeds s8G.G5f.
Warranty deeds filed in the Of
Tee OF the county clerk. W D.
Greet. FOR the week ended Friday.
August q. had a total valuation
IF S36.654 The filings by days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
CHARGES FILED AGAINST
Rnnk PAPER N ANI-EA C-rT-HE

Washington, D. C.. Aug 25-Charges
OF concerted action to raise book pa
per prices were made by the federal
trade commission today in formal
complaints filed against 3 manufac-
ture-s and the head OF their bureau
OF statistics
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25
BOOST
FOR EVERGREEN
Washington Highway Pro
moters Get Cooperation
of Commerce Chamber.

FL EasO will give its support TO
the Evergreen highway, which viii
skirt the southern boundary line Of
the United states and viii aid in
forming a Texas branch Of the as
ISOLATION This was decided at
meeting Friday afternoon at the
chamber Of commerce attended 5y the
good roads committee and J. N
Howell, secretary OF the state Of
Washington. and A. J. EIrod. who are
mapping the route from the state Of
Washington down the Pacific 10
California, east to the Atlantic and
north to the state Of Maine. From
Maine the road runs near the Ca
madam boundary TO Washington.
j. w. kirkpatrick, OF the commit
tee. after listening to brief talks made
by AIesSrs. Howell and ElrOd, said
that Ell PasO would cooperate in any
way possible. This city, he said, viii
aid in organizing state branch for
Texas.
Ask Only Moral Help.
Mr. ElrOd said: We hope that the
federal government viii designate the
Evergreen highway as a military
road and by doing so We Will re-
Ceive some financial assistance We
are not asking Fl PasO for any money
We are bearing the expense ourselves.
We hope that the officials of all the
highways that pass through the
states our road IS viii cooperate and
ali get behind the Evergreen.
The old Spanish Trails follows
along the route We have designated
in Texas and we hope TO be able 10
get the cooperation Of the men who
are Identified with the Old Trails, the
Borderlaud and other routes.
What We are seeking from you IS
publicity. Il is the motor tourist We
HnnsFrunr Tnr a nd II is ThTnTTrrn b.
Lefty for the Evergreen highway
that we viii attract him"
Capt Howell left Friday evening by
rail for Seattle. while Mr.. Elrod viii
make the sidetrip to Santa Fe and
from there viii go eastward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-25

alongside
of Silver.
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-09-07
Benton and Blair.

Mrs. David Munkres il on the
sick-list. this week. ,.,
Mrs. Virginia Murray Is visiting
relatives a, White Cloud. Kansas, q,
Mrs. Schulz. Of Maitland. visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nichols. u,,
viii Murray and sons. Harold
and Willard. were st. Joseph visitors,
Mrs. Harry Tucker. Of Troy.
Kansas, visited last week with her
daughter. Mrs. Quinn Quick. j..
ii o,cnc Fi,zmaurice. Of Forest
City, spent the last Of the week with
her cousin. Cccile fitzmauficc.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Pinney and
Miss Grace Quick spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Fitzmauricc.
Those from this vicinity VINO are
attending school in Mound CITY are:
Pauline Wright, Marjorie and Addic
Cnson and Harold Murray.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Gotten ana
family, Of Forest City. and A'b.r'
Gotten. Of Oregon, spent Sunday with
their sister. Mrs. James Quick.
School opened nj Benton. Monday
morning, with Miss Eva Icliff rs
teacher, and at Blair with Miss Tracy
Blcyins, Of Fortescuc. ms teacher
MIR. and Mrs. Sol Christian and
family and Mrs. Mary Long. OF near
Maitland. spent Sunday with Mrs
Longs sister. Mrs. John Gentry:
Mrs. VIII Pinncy and Miss Dale
Nichols spent last Thursday night
with palc's sister. Mrs. Walter Boyd
near Maitland. They also attended
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-09-07
Wilson Items.

--t;corgc Quick was n 81. Joseph
visitor. Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. Chick Quick visit
cd IN Forbes, Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha stewart was a
Forbes visitor. Saturday.
Mrs. Charley Tcschncr visited Mt
the home of lora Brown. Tuesday.
Mr. and MR.. Dan Sipcs and chill
drcn were Forbes visitors. Sunday
evening.
--Mr and Mrs. Lora Brown visited
with Frank Worland and wife, Satur-
day night.
clarence Harper. Clark Morgan
and Ice Hendrix visited Sunday with
Fred Sipcs.
All Of our farmers are through
,hrcshing. and all are busy blowing
wheat ground.
Miss Lille Cookscy and Miss Al.
ma Tcschncr visited Miss Lillian
Sipcs. Sunday.
-Gcorgc Gore. of Richmond. Kan
sas, visited Saturday night with Chick
Quick and family.
Miss Elizabeth McAfcc visited q
few days. last week. with her cousin,
Miss Sadie Bridges.
There was u fine lO';-pound boy
born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Worland.
Sunday, September ..
--Adolph rcschncr, Of ST, Joseph.
II visiting with his uncle. MIR. Gus
Tcschncr and family. this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Dell Bridge and
daughters visited with her sister,
Mrs, Myrtle Schultz. in ST. Joseph. u
few days. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan, OF
Forbes. visited with her sister. Mrs.
Dan SipcS and family. Wednesday.
Mrs. Allen Cor,lrcy and dnugh-
tor, Of Oregon. visited n few days,
this week, with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. V. ilndgins.
Miss Sadie bridges, Armctta
Hall. Pearl Fleminps, Luther Slpcs,
Jesse McAfcc aud Harvey Hall all at
tended the show ut Oregon. Saturday
night. =.
MIR. and Mrs. John Rhodes and
The Holt County sentinel., 1917-09-07
Highland Items.

Mrs. James Cordrey was on the
sick-list for several days, this week.
Clarence Bradley left last week
to work on the bridge at st. Joseph.
Miss Grace Cordrey visited with
Mrs. Il. +. Benton, Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Minnie Sheppard and Clark
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Benton.
George Mcintyre visited Satur-
day night and Sunday with Bryan
Benton.
Miss Freda OFT and Olinda and
Walter Weiman were shopping in st.
Joseph, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Chick Quick, Of
near Forest City, spent Sunday with
b. r. Benton and family.
Our school opened Monday. with
Miss Vale Deglow as teacher. and
an enrolment Of Is scholars.
Misses Susie Fansher. Adrain
Stansberry and Maribelle Fansher
visited with Miss Julia Cunningham.
Sunday.
Mrs. r. c. Benton moved to Orc
gon. Monday. She will keep house
for Bryan. who is attending high
school there.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Stansberry and
Frank spent Sunday with their daugh.
ter and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mcguire. Of near Oregon. 49,,
MIR. and Mrs. Marion Dick. OF
81, Joseph. spent a few days, this
week, visiting with Mrs. Dicks par;
cn,s. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dcglow and
family. -,
Edwin Dcvorss. who has been
amending the summer with his uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Hanna
returned to his home in 81. Joseph
Saturday. $1,000 -,
i. l.. Drcibblebis, who has been
visiting friends and relatives y Iowa;
returned Sunday evening. Mr. AMI
Mrs. J. G. Cunningham and FAMILY
came back with him for n visit Win
In. Il. Cunningham and family.
--Icmuel cunningham. the s'N'
year.old son Of l.. II. Cunningham
while playing near the gasoline en-
CINE. had the misfortune Of getting
the thumb Of his right hand between
the cogs. the nail was taken cntirci!
OFF and the thumb badly crushed.
Wv ~ BETTY BLUE.