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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02
LAFAYETTE G.. BUTLER

Lafayette G.. Butler was born De
cember eleventh 1850 and passed
away January twenty-fifth 1917 at the
age of sixty-six years, one month and
fourteen days. He was the oldest son
of Samuel and Adelia (Saxton) But
Ter and a. grand son of Oramel,
familiarly known by the early settlers
as Deacon" Butler who came from
Western New York eighty years ago
and settled first on a part of the
Wildey farm and later where Delos
Nicholson now resides.
Thus we see the Buffers were here
when Michigan was made a state,
when Van. Buren, county was carved
out and named for the president and
when, until 1871, Lafayette" was the
name of our township in honor of the
beloved French general.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02
TABERNACLE NOTES

The McCombe Evangelistic Party
closed a very successful evangelistic
campaign in Syracuse, N. Y. last Sun
day, anil will arrive in Paw Paw, on
Friday of this week.
The first chorus rehearsal led by
Professor Peckham, will be held at
the Tabernacle on Friday evening. 1t
is urged that all the singers be
present to get their assigned places
in the choir and receive Mr.. Peck
hams instructions.
TIE evangelistic campaign will
open at the tabernacle, on Sunday
morning at HOO o'clock, led by Rev.
J. H. McCombe and his party. A
great evangelistic meeting will be
held in the evening.
I'll of the services will be held in
the tabernacle for the next five weeks.
The Sunday schools and the Young
Peoples meetings will be held in the
various churches at the usual time for
those services. Farther announce
ments will be made at the tabernacle
services.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The regular Sunday morning and
evening services will be given over,
for the next five weeks, to the Nc
Combe Tabernacle Meetings. The
Sunday school and Christian En-
deavor will be held as usual.
The opening meeting of the cam
paign will be held in the Tabernacle
next Sunday morning at 1000 A. M.
under the leadership of Rev. J. H. Nc
Con1be and his party.
In order that the individual church
treasures may not be depleted, the
members are urged to bring their
envel' pes to the Sunday morning
meetings in the Tabernacle, with the
assurance that these envelopes will
reach The hands of the proper church
treasurers.
Lat MS all engage to prove the
power Of this practical effort at
Christian unity in service to the COM
lnun;ty.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

Notice is hereby given to the Re-
publican Electors Of the township of
Paw Paw, that there will be a caucus
at the Council Rooms in the village
of Paw Paw on Saturday February
tenth at two-thirty o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of electing
seventeen delegates to the Republican
county Convention to be held in the
village of Paw Paw on Monday Febu-
airy twelfth, and for the transaction
of such other business as may come
before the caucus.
Dated January Goth, 1917.
Republican Township Committee
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our heart felt
thanks to the members of the /. o. 0.
F., Minister and singers and all the
neighbors who were so kind to us dur
ing our recent bereavement. We
shall never forget the many acts of
sympathetic kindness.
Mrs. l.. G.. Butler
and relatives.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02
REPUBLICAN
County Convention
Official Call for Republican County
Convention, Van Buren, County:
To the Republican Electors OF Van
Buren, County, Michigan:

A Count y Convention of the Re
publicans of Van Buren, County Is
hereby called to meet in the village OF
Paw Paw, in said county on Monday,
February IL, 1917 at ten-thirty o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose OF
electing 1s delegates to the Repub-
liam State Convention to be held in
the City of Detroit, Michigan, Febru-
airy 20, 1917, and for the transaction
of such other business as may proper
ly come before such convention.
Each township, ward and precinct
shall be entitled to the following num-
Der of delegates to this county con-
vention: -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02

A. H. Stevens and wife of Battle
Creek will leave next Sunday for
California to spend the balance of the
winter. They were former Paw Paw
people and have many friends here.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-02

By order of the Republican
County Committee.
Roscoe w. Broughton,
Chairman.
Paul Broughton, Secretary.
Delegates to this Convention will be
elected in caucus in the old way
The Methodist Sunday school will
be held next Sunday in the Tabernacle
building.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

Der oct lpie % operilaoiife Spn ]
Gillio til, at 9eoningene fonl, iao
mart man oinfeoe; man ina life,
buor Ioare 5otonS 5onge6nre er.
9du bar oct mgtfe Spn ouuoetSeir
Maric 5oIit oar oen isrite, Der
oiOne0e 6erom; 9ampen er ionr,
o. mango oil iol0e, in0en Seiren
pin6es. D'cn 0i oif Ooa life Hippo
Troen: @i bar Ell eerrc. Der 6prer
96nner.
Waric Solit og0e fornu Sc Inf
feoe Gere, filot ois pool at hnn
par I Serrens SoonO. Serren GAP,
Scrrrn to1, Scrreus Roon oGre To-
oetl san fen0er Stun6en, 6a Sa
Sen er mooen. San pere lobet o.
priIet Tor aoriets tore Seir, Der
bIeo ouu6ct oaiaazi Marie Solits
Sierte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09
Stort 0atnitnerleoat.

fies lA'AAhfoAiNh 'N~ppNllIubN Dhl
mobtaaet til 9eitnrelie ct 2egat pao
100000 SIR, 9roprietpr 9aurit5
3ae6aria5 Sacobien o. Suitrus &c.
cat. 2e8ntet ifal iii. n9ol.~ oeo
0piparing al 1000 ar. aarIig 6rin.
aes op til 100000 ar., og 6o0eo.
partcn ifol BRIGGS til ltnoeritptteI-
ie al pngre aunitnere, Der bar bun.
oct en- al annitafabemiets itprre
Rri5meoailler, enten iom Gejie-
)ipip eaer til ao6 al itsrre 2lrbei
Der ira iaa0anne 9unineres6oon
6Or tOnO til 9clicn. 8orleoeu
fom en- Dnare, oelflG0t @}anb, iiprt
Rels, IND til Bantelnaner Morten-
len / 9ag9eiensaa0e / 4g6en6aDn,
traf @elieu af OF anmoooeoe ON ct
&aan paa 30 SIR. Bantelaaneren fla
ge0e liot paa 8elieu % paa Man.
Den. % ban fom til set Reiultot,
at oe fife rigti9 pasieoe inmmen.
|@}anOen bar ior tpn0. geSuoen
iatot ban / en- al 2ommerne en-
Selppldoe, bnorpaa Der par inO-
araDeret. Wrosiprer 51lrpn Rnlftipt
6le0 / al SememIig6e0 moerrettet.
Man0eu fom pna Stationen. % Ser
tiitoo 5an at baoe i~tiaalet Belien.
90erIi8ere tilito6 ban en- 5nes IN
0erier ira genteDprelfer % en-
treer.
e~imfiorOcns s.. Qenmiq, 81.
D}orts. acknowledgements Better
lopet", Der / @intcr bar hgaet /
.G105oran 6o1rL bar / De iioitc IA
sc forie8t at bruce Sien/9er inotil
0apnen. % i SCAR l1ffeOes oct en-.
Della at foumc i9ennem. Ror0pit
Iiormen. DER i 2ebct al Da9en bleu
'temielia iturf, oar ooa itrafs iDlot
9lenoen, iaa al Seila0s BERTH irem.
oeles er itanoiet. Renoen hrffeocs
ian 5llrtiat at Sc bcrliagenoe Utter
'iobad0e life funoe ilippt no.
SOlstc 6ingitr. ~9tanoers, D.
llorts. eallernp SeiteaulsioreninQ
oe0 @egnin9 bar al 9roprietur
8iar al 2GlonmaaarO oeo 5uelsmin
De fpbt en- 3 Mars 6inait for 1900
Str, 6Dorni 0alooeIeu fontant, BE
item paa @ilfaar.
@lmoerlrp Soans 0eiteaulsfor.
enin9 oeo aolborg bar al @aarO.
eierne 96erfi oien o9 2osbgi / 9ilno
oeo Souiens febt en- 2 Mars Sin9it-
plag ior $1,000 ar. fontant %
$4,000 SIR. pnn 8ilfaar.
9tn @algmenigbeo. aieIlerlp, %
epiartS. Ssiifoleforitanoer aniteI 6ar
i oisie 0d8e opiost i'm Stilling
oeo arobbesbolm SeiIfoIe ior at
ooerta9e StilIingen iom 9rGit ior
en- 8atameni9beO, Der oil blioe Dan
net, oGIrntlig ira 9epring og so.
ritp Sogne.
9erre9liSinm Seminarinm bleD
oprettet ior % Mar iioen % fan
altiaa bolee SlibiIplm til CONNER.
Der er | 0enne anleoning ne6iat
ct llopalg, Der beitaar al 5oritnn.
Der aroaiee, 9ait. aqaer, III geis.
INN, 6eoaftsr Sbertiloien, 6ernim,
9erer Rsrifop-9auritien, Sierm,
Carer 8bor6. 9eosie, oq 2urcr
Glutjer, 1tanoers, flaint Sprer ).
Sen0eraoar0 Sacobien, eaeileomag
le.
ll0nalaet ifal ianle Waterinle til
ct Trbilrumsifrift. ser 6l. a. ifaI
aioe ~biolraffife 0plpsninaer OH
allie sc ira 5eminariet i sc % 2far
0imittere0e Gleoer.
6iemiCnOt inn unnSOGrlig. 3of.
tor arog5 Senieu ! lstranoe, Der
bar brret inofatot til sifringsitor.
fen cr MI oenot 6ieH % bar ooer.
ltoaet fin Brafii8. Doftorens Iiene-
Iitetio oor enoml life uolebrn, men
I1ar6oere, Gnqbicro, @anoborg,
5errina o. 0D5um Solle Soane
Ifnoo 5aooe iii. .9emoig 9Gp.@ anora.
act Miniitcriet ON. at ban maatte
pcnoe tiIbage M, % @iniiteriet
bar oltion eiterfommet g%noroeen.
oct.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

~ fAAf -
oetl san fen0er Stun6en, 0a SG
sen er mo0en. San bore looet o.
priIet Tor aoriets tore Seir, Der
bIeo ouuoct oaino.i @arie Solits
Sierte.
StiftprOpit 6cl0ea-9nricn toltc
it0rft perionIiQt ON Morie 6olit
no ira al 3. -, iOet Stiftsprpp.
itcn miuoe0es 0e Gage, oa 6rf.
Solit iom Ell lips9loo, ltng 8i8e
Sonooq eftcr Seqoag in0 nn6er
bans @r0oifeitol, % boorle0es bun
IN 8aa tom op / 9rritens stne FOR
at iB8e Naa0 %angaaer6e fin Sipls
1relie. Sun bleD ct fo~runoerli3t
ai1iort Menneife, % 1lm 6lco et
.9lno @uos Darn, o1iaa 0a 6un / Ell
'uua alOer maatte foe un0er BOAR
lp 0ereeone. 6un bar Ell Sun6er
Tom en- Al os, men @u0 naae0e ipr
lila 1le8et gennem beuoe. st Pr
6eiOsnienneife mar bun, ser ba0oe
itlO Camp oppe.
Stiitprooiten opior0reoe illrttelia
til life at alerpme oen @eruina.
1eltmisiionen, iom SRI. Soft otter
los iblanot os.
Observation-Disclosures iIutieop meo
1euNitore, 5pi0e 6olf.@
Neo ~lloaaa3aa 4oireoes Ser eH
@aue til ct 4uoasaYrrfc ior 1rf
ooIt. .ar. 21bl.@
9c gamlc Sfour fan nfbirlps
dnfmnn9len. HIP 9RiIlioner an.
bifmetcr pan ef 9lar. ; 1oritfreoic
6cifritiger man tn naturli9ois j
/ bsi @rao meo Sperasnaalet OH
borc cane Sfopes Dlulia1c0 ior Il.
beitrioe 9anoets 9rpnoiclsiortrnl
for ct Aar eller 10, oeriom 1iifsras
Ierne bIiper iaa fnappe, at De pral
tiff tnlt life fonInter iii NJ ipi[le ~.
|gen 3olle / 5orbolO til DC 312
0'ilI IONS allI OF aofes, iom ri
britaer uormnlt ON aaret.
Opgooen ipnes ingenlnnoe baab.
lsS, nonnli9 uadr man inner / 9e.
traatuina, at ben MI inoferte De
ipnreIie paa @as oa gleftricitet paa
Ino at iige ale 8erfer / Ganoet,
Den ~foroenteoe tore B%ro0uftion al
Seru 90 llOii1tcn til 6remfomiten
1f itgrre Ntrng0er 9rnnful / no.
Iaen Rnnoe oil bringe a~arsiorbrll.
act neo, bel ogIaa ganife betpoe-
ligt.
: 0mtnarfs 5foor 5lgges aar
ligt ca. I DILL. anbifmeter @ron.
tsmmer % @rnnoe. I6uilfet iuarer
til 100000 Cons, 6pis 9~rrnoiels
nrrOi er li8 ballot ian meget Sui.
Der fan imi0lerti6 balgges betD.
Oeligt itsrrc apantiteter | De Dan.
life Sfooe, life min0it | Statsifope-
ne, bpor ll0bugiten er ioregaaei
nleget iporiomt. iaa yer iaftiif er
epipnret Qeomrnnoer. 0ormalt
bna9es fnn 5 anbifmeter aarlia pr.
pa. Sfooareal oct er meget liot %
at Ser babe i SfatSifooe %
8ripatifope bHaaes or pariomt
6uilfet Oaiad bar orret pnataIi
io9li8e areoie.
9eriom man 9urtiat ifal gsrc
IiiB @anb ON a ti~loeicbringe en- Dir
felig 9rfning II Dor 9rpr0ielsi or.
brig, mao man gaa til Sfooning
ai De gamle 2soifope paa ouer 90
aar % 3aaleifooene paa oper SO
aar, Der noggr 6enboIosoiS $4,000
ga. % 5000 a., iom 1ioer 40o
% 800 allbifmeter pr. ba., | ali
lf0 D1ill. aubifmeter 26oneo OF
y WPill. @ubifmeter Sprretre ef.
Ter mar peo 6 Will. IONS, iom
9rGloiclspGroi ioarer til ca.
Dtill. IONS anl.
"a oct aarlige 5orbrug al 3E
DfIll. IONS ail OF aofes al ier.
naunte aariager, / 6orbinOelie mel
Den uunogaaelNe Stanosnilg a
en- Del Snomitrier paa @ruiro a
lfateriaIenianael, gnnife iiffert oil
neOiattc 8efningsforbru9et noifil
ligt unocr 3 Uaill. IONS, bill oel
iormerhlig funne opnanes ct til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09
Sprndanse for Sfolc Og Sjem
(Somlet % uogioet Of en- aomite).

"a ubpalgte lutberif frileiee 9erneiolner % Sange - iom
life a0ereoe fnbes Sangeren. Melooier er ongipet til bpr
Gang meb Senpisning til ySangeren" og anore let tilgpngeige
Wteobifamlneer.
Sonfen meb llbgibeien err nprmeIt ben, at man po Gnffaf-
ielie al ct Barti of oct lille og binige Spfe fan forsge oct for
eorigt ~betDoelige lbpaIg of 8erneianse vSongeren" oa oeo
Sipp al De ne Son9e moaife frenne Sntrese for og Deha'
g"ie Sansen bore SenoaSsifoler. llopoleet tnnoe Ioa maate
meo Tioen poerligere forpges, inotil hi engane fan fa en- esen
@erneiongbog.
Triier.
so Gents per 9nfn. $500 per Sunoreoe.
Netto - portofrit.
&Gftet forbanoIes al
0anib 2atb. VnbI. 8oufe, Blair, @ebr.
prbue fenoes fritz pa G~orIanocnbe til entper prrft encr
SbnooesifoleIeber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

Cber BrGnien. On @fiasier, Der
bar oeItaget ariqen iom tpif Sol
0at pna Eitironten og | oenne @aen-
ifab 6ar peret meo til at f9mpe
Deo Riga, itoo forleoen pnn 9oit peo
8ongeonen. llmiooeIbart for ban
|ifuloe nileleS for iiOite @ana % al
gna til 6ronten paailp, off ban oner
@runien. Gsor at fiinne ipore pan
en- epentilel afIfeosbilien ira uoat-
ionnme aolGeger mootoe ban lit @e.
bpr OF 20 Batroner; men ban tit
life 9ru9 for nogen al Delene, Se-
mere iolgte ban @eppret, og iioen
er ban beo ao6e @enners SiGlp
blepen efoiperet. San iortrpoer life
lin @ar1 bort ira @riaen og befin-
Der iig MI iii. y&inaf6bins u. gp."
II 9iencite bos en- Mano | @eItipl.
Lamb.
Gn lille Opfinbelie. Sr. GarlMsl
Ter ira Greoeifsiunoseei 27 | 9e-
ben6apn bar taget Hatent paa en-
lille OpfiDoclie, Der fer no til al
funnc bIiue al Vetponine FOR 90
a.; -; !, &,,ry,;ov 0on ho~ gooat kou
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

9aroe @lantaoe oiI fo~r6uabentIis
fife blipc taget til @fienlpeI al De
arbeioslgie, bpis antal oentes itGrft
for@tt / Den nprnleite 5remttO.
S5ulnes I ySpll. BIT"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09
9OSSialb.

SDOsiaIb. 9nnfoireftpr @liot
16ngeien / @anoers er aiganet oeo
Geoen, 20 Mar 81. Sen aioeoe Jor
oGret 6ireftar ior 0auOelsbanfcns
6ilior / SANDERS iiOen Oells 0oret
telie / 1875.
Relic. II. MartS. ae6nlono
,. 5riis, Snoebaoer al Belle fe-
miiftefriife 2aborntorium. er al
aaaet PEG 1sOen paa en- alinif /
asbelt6apn. buor ban bap0e la0et
liz inoln99e for en- llnoerlipSipg
Dom.
Gn al SoIoetatens uloite tie
neitcaerenOe 6itnftionGrer. 1oi6oSii.
itent 3. e. Deier | Stege, er al
ganet peo GeOer. ontrent n 9Inr
al. San oar ~oprinoelig Sturnlano
OF blcp Heieruelsituant / NaaOen,
men off for 40 Mar iioen inc
Ioloprsnet % 9ioroe iom NSIiitent
1ieneite i%orifeIi9e Steoer, iioit /
Steae, buor San bar pirfet | %
Aar.
Snaierer 2. M. 1borieu,
iom I mnnae aur par ct me9et pirf
Iomt MeOlem al @entoIte Sogne.
raoo og al a~sbenbauns Nmtsfaao,
or p%llroielig nigonet peo DOZEN | III
Stem | Selleritp, SO Gar al.
Otter noIfilIigc Mars tiltagen.
Zoe Spnabeo og lnngere Tios Spg-
Dom er fbu. Goritnnoer FOR Sober
bapns Arbeiosbicm" 6. g. Senien
aigoaet lbc6 Ds6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

AfbOlOs AsitatiOncn. qlibdLosiel4
ltabernes 9ooeobeitprelie og 9au0s-
iorbnnOets 9eitprelie aibolot forle
sen 9tsoe / aebenbnpn % peotog
at itarte en- qloreSiebepggelie. 5 ".
oreaien ltotnles Quite ON, at al iii
%uirfning al itprfe 0riffe Handles,
% at 6or6ilos TperasnlaaIet gsres
til @enItano for en- 5olfeafitenming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

Gn fnrlie 6iifetnr. Sfa9en, Of
Quarts. Sc iDenife Siloeiiifere, JONI
/ nogen S9 bar ftIfet ira Sfngen,
ofte meO tort llObptte, fit | 4ites
Ell meaet inrlig Tllr, ioet 9eiret
'plu0ielig ilo9 ON til it9rf 6roit og
|Sneitorm, iaa 9nooene burtiNit
maotte ieee / Sopn. Oct lpffeOeS
ale 6e 200 9aaoe, Ger onr iloe, at
fomme iil0, ON emo ltGrft operi ieoe
Ter er M 2000 fpenife 6iifere /
Sfagen.
9D 9nnobrnssifole. Sigrrina,
81. Marts. Sogierer y. Oleien /
GprrehnObp, Der ior ct gar @(or
itoeH rciite en- 9olie ior LATTICE
gomle ! tit 6eNeioan @reniteo, bar
IN fpbt grenlteO 1~rritegaaros Sor.
Der, 70 Oor. 9ono, for $4,000
SIR. ior Der at oprettc en- @au0
brltBsifole. Sfolen ifal prre ielp
eienoe. Soroerne lie9er tpt bel
Stationen 90 eaner Tia f%ortrinlig
til 1ormanlct.
Nrfiteft @srf-SanIen, Der lepe
reoe Tegninaen til MIplbolingen
arbeioer alIereoe meo Nlanerne I'll
J ben me SfoIebboning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-05-09

@nsicn / 9ianOers. &anoer5, %.
D}orts. @aa 2eroa8 traoer Ell itGrf
Sn0ifrpnfning I @osforbra9et /
&anoers Strait. Ser lf6crcs finn
@ns ST. 5-sH, t0H-t og
IL. @ois oette life 6eoirfer
en- Jleo9ana pao 80 psf. al oct nor.
male 6or6rllg. pil Der blipe taaet
enonu ifarpere 8orboIosre1ler.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-20
LITTLE PATRIOTISM
 IN OKLAHOMA CITY
WHEATLESS AND MEATLESS DAY IS REPORTED ALMOST COM
 PLEATE FAILURE

Oklahoma City, Okla Dec. l9-- Wheatless day here, according to eX- perts. has become a total failure and meatless day nearly so inasmuch as Mayor OverhOlser was today notified that only fifteen per cent of the citi- zens were abstaining from meat one day a week The failure of wheatless day reached such proportions that Oklahoma City bakers appealed to State Food Administrator Dr. Strat- ton D. Brooks, that he do something saying that as public spirited and patriotic men they had tried to help the movement but now find the pub lie does not sustain their efforts and uses as much wheat as it wishes.
 In response to their complaint Dr Brooks has issued this statement:
 "Washington has advised me that we must tighten up of food Condi e tions are such that even the baking of graham bread which calls for wheat flour on wheatless day may have to be eliminated If some people want to lose the war by eating wheat bread on wheatless day they should be m termed in camps with German spies and other cncmips of the govern ment"
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-20
ATTENTION, CLUB WOMEN

A trained nurse with a corps of workers under the auspices of the state board of health will be in Hot Springs 10 make survey of health onditions She would like to meet the club women of the city and all those who are interested in the pub lie welfare The meeting will be held in the K of P. parlors Friday after noon at o'clock.
 The nurse being sent here is as sociated with Dr. Terry of New York City.
 MRS. NJ. G THOMPSON,
 President City Federation
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-20
Ready Now at old Prices

Fresh lots Gust receiyed) of Foley S Honey and Tar are selling at before the-war prices. This puts a we'll known cough medicine, ready to use' in homes at less than it costs to buy and mix the ingredients yourself and saves bother and muss. Mrs, Mary Kisby, 2533 Princeton Ave, Spokane Wash, writes: "I was sick in bed with lagrippe coughed very badly took Foley's Honey and Tar It stopped my cough and l got better. So now I am around the house again. "A. C. Jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-12-20
Society

as armed guard on a merchant vessel and that he expected to sail soon Homer has been promoted to first class seaman recently and is soon to see active service.
 * * X Mrs James Parish has returned after visiting Mr. Parish in Washing ton and New York.
 Mir. w. 0. McGill and William Klop- ish arrived yesterday from Oklahoma City overland They report the roads in a very bad condition most of the way
 Miss Lena Cummings is quite ill at her home on Quapaw avenue.
 * x * Seward Hukill and wife have ar rived from Glenwood to spend the holidays with Mir and Mrs. Oscar Iukill.
 George McRoberts and wife of French Lick Springs, are here to spend the holidays with MT McRob orts parents.
 * Mir. and Mrs Guy Wood of TeXar- kama will arrive this week to spend the holidays with Mrs j. B. Wood.
 * X Mrs. R. r. Cook is here 10 spend the holiday season with Mrs. J B. Wood
 Miss Lila Rix is expected home to- day after visit to Mineral Wells.
 x * , Miss Jamie Mcconnell will arrive tomorrow to spend the holidays with her parents, Mir and Mrs J. s. Me Conneu. She has been at Fayetteville at the university.
 x K Miss Ruth Henderson, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Henderson, will return tomorrow from the Fayette- vile university to spend the holidays with their parents
 X x Miss Kathleen Schaer will return home tomorrow from the Fayetteville university where she has been in school
 X Miss Estelle Housley will return home this week 10 spend the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs C. W HOusley.
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LaNmenls Rannl1et

Laymen's Banquet.
 The Laity O. Central Methodist church, under the leadership of the lay leader of the church and his com mittee Of five, at the sanction of the official board, are planning for a great mems get-tOgether meeting for Thursday night, December 27, at 7:3O o'clock.
 A committee on arrangements has heeen appointed. this committee to have charge of the program and sup per. Speakers of note will be on the program, and other features of inter- est to all
 Central Methodist church has en- joyed one of the greatest years of ser vice in its history. A great finan- cial burden has been borne and great inroads into this have been made: more than $2G,0O0 have been raised the past year. and plans for a still greater year are in progress. The en- tire official body with several new ones, was reelected at a meeting Monday night There are now fifty members of the official board All at the last meeting promised more SUD- port to the work from a personal ana financial basis
 Following the great banquet there will be held, Sunday afternoon. De- cember 90, a canvass of the entire membership of the church and its constituency, at which time the du- pleX envelope weekly system of giving win De installed.
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Mrs. Nettleton, formerly Of the Buckstaff. has opened the most select and scientific beauty parlors in Hot Springs. Pleasant surroundings, care ful attention modern equipment, thoroughly sanitary methods, with over twenty years experience serves ,o make this shop superior to others, suite IF Thompson Bldg. Phone 1908
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTS or COL
 UMBUSl

The last regular meeting of Hot Springs Council Knights of Columbus will be held in the council chambers this (Thursday) evening at s D. m, Matters of importance will engage the session. local and visiting brothers arc urgently requested to be in at tendance.
 VIM. r. COLE, C. K.
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pR. R. A. SIMPSON.

has returned and can be found at his offices ia the Arkansas National Bank Bldg, ground floor, elevator en- trance. S'o-1l'
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For vour Xmas kerchiefs visit the handkerchief store of Hot Springs| Albert Mendel Co.
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Am snort of waitress. If you know a good one send her down We must give service. Como Coffee Room. i@--- u
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MME. voN PAssEN

Will cure DandruH CT any Scalp Trouble. or money refunded. Consul tation free.
 o,s spstNe ST. PHONE 2o5a
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For Iru-BONE CORSETS. Mrs. E. R. VanIandingham, 720 Spring St. Phone 2392. Iz-%-u
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Miss Anderson's Record.

Speaking of the record Miss Ellen Anderson made in the matter of gar ments furnished the soldier boys. at Fort Beauregard, a Shreveport paper has the following 10 say:
 Everybody laughs at poor old Arkansas and unless he is too bis and husky, at the individual who hap pens to hail from the Bear state, but the time has come to give one young person who is proud to claim Arkan- sas as her home, concentrations and congratulations instead of the hOaTse, course, horse laugh. albeit the lady from Arkansas has never been laugh ed at as the men from Arkansas have been. This young person, Miss Ellen Anderson, Of Hot Springs, nas visited friends in Shreveport on many ooca- sions and is by no means a stranger here, so her accomplishments will be matter of agreeable news to them, as well as an example to members Of the Red Cross who may or may no; have dropped a stitch or two in their knitting Miss Anderson is an enthu- siastic member of the Hot Springs chapter of the Red Cross and Navy League. and HOL Spf.hss, a town of 1 5,o00 inhabitants, aas sent two com panies to Camp Beauregard, and the chapters there are supplying them with comfort kits. The chapters first installment was l70, of these kits Miss Anderson made and filled l55"
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Read LemIy's Christmas Candy Ad.
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L. E. SAWYER

Offices Arkansas National Bank Bldg