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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-14
NEWS BRIEFS

w. Fl. Hearne Of this city. who
has oil holdings in Kentucky. re-
ceived word last night stating that
a well had come in on the Wolfe and
Powell county tract good for 500
barrels per day Mr.. Hearne has hold
inss approHimating 400 acres In the
two counties.
An airplane is beienc assembled
at the Mineola. Long Island. aviation
field, for use of Captain +: \: Kelly
Of the British army and Louis Ben
nett. IT., OF Weston in a flight 10
Wheeling in the near future.
added 10 the National Guard ut Camp
Fort Henry. .Twenty-sevan men have
been accepted from the Wheeling dis
trict and five more are waiting to be
turned in.
Ice Diets. alias Rube. wanted at
Huntington on charge OF obtaining
money under false pretense. was ar
rested on Market street Saturday eve
ming by Captain OF Detectives Tom
Kelley fifteen minutes after tele-
gram arrived requesting his arrest
Diets j. being held pending the ar
rival OF ~ office: 20 take him back
TO Huntington
Saturday ey"3!m., ~" i.'I.d - an!
costs .a.h 90 Grrtk charges.
Tia <;I.""" '';r!a-. >U.; -; ! =.
a YES; N!r:;''ria viii b" :. ~'Hn"s! IL
circuit rcU:; :i,:S MORNING. Th' suit
he's b""E G',:ay,.L trr ,.sti day owing
~ ~ Illness q; Juror ". F. St"n..
--Nrrub.rS 81 Wfi".t!E. t"uu4Htn:''ry
M. Nu:s;:''* T,:"'''.tr. VII t':'"" -
:i,A midnight tram '":i"-r"w ri-H; '"|
Err;:uSbUr. :" attrnu ;h" .;rt;,d con-
''&v" III lhr; oi'". \ <r'y,a: Sc. -:
- tho So Knights Mi! b." Sis"trIct,"d
=, ;he I: i -. ,irrrt IT - "'c!"rk -
morrow evening.
tn. rh"r.-n, ,!..n'~ C;vi has 81
f"r"d III" soldiers i; lamp t'""l i!""'>
The acrnmm"'l"':'"* =: ;h"i" club !"":.s
10" !$ohick auG WIN. vixnicE t;.,.
Martins Ferry uIcu arrest" t::Gii
nigh. on suspicion III connection WIKI
me An'"n FAR" mnrd'r. w"r" :''iy;.>'"'
Saturday art"r In i,',:,c.. w"r. r"r-
rinc"d thrf they had nothing 10 d" with
the attack on :'arn.
candidates f,.- c"nmru ~ -" a,:I-
.niriral primary May - nav" u'i'jl May
/. 70 tile ,h.:: i.i'-.i"ct:"u Ky" MS: ac-
counts.
~ suit O" Martin N"i'"r against
Prohibition officer !:,r; l.. Phillips. t":'
:. sum cini:cr. :" h.. du. N"l..r t"c
work dor" f"r 'h.' i.r"h'h:ti"n depart
nlf:tlt was d., ,s.'r! N ;i.'"r - NJ. if''l-
lips r? Squirr =. -. ti"hbS SATURDAY
evening.
-t'H 'i!arFiaE. ,','">'S "''' teSu'''
o. III" country '.'rh ".l''' = :. i-''a''
l@T-', ".''iS Mr. HIT '''i GO 'r''.
9hH 'Ha'E shooting III ~. -'H ana - :"
yaT:S. Eaae IN" ~''":'' - ~ "'' ,; D"
M :: MT nrld s;'t"r" ~ i. ''"''4il"'
with ~ vas E'."ei'
- IN" tlGsEFI"!t: S","S tN,
thc C"uUsSSrnu rights for tn" Wheeling
|"u,tts ,',,' H''' -; <'.'' -, ,,'nI
20 'H .." III aug ~ w.
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'rban;:s 10 a row discovery made
from A Japanese product your foot
trntblrs Gun b. quickly ended.
lcc-Nint AS this new preparation is
sll.d is said TO shrivcl up hard cornS.
soft rorns or corns between the toes 80
that they can be lifted out easily with
Rub a littln on any tender corn or
calious. Instantly the soreness DIS
appears and shortly. The corn or ca',
inns u.iII Loosen SO That e can hc lifted
right out with IN" nngcrs-rd"t and
niI SO inul!shn"s%.
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AUDITOR CALLS FOR
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS
I Candidates ut Municipal Election Must
Hand In Accounts Not Lator
Than Wednesday.

F,xpcnS" accounts Of candidates for
council 1T TIE municipal election May -.
must f.lr their prediction expense ac-
counts not later than Wednesday OF this
week. city Auditor Charles AhTenS
u,,tnd last evening. The candidates who
will he voted upon May 81 arc required
10 have filed their expenses seven days
l"fore the election.
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Observation-Disclosures,

\ quiet wedding OF Saturday, was thar
"t Miss Loretta Eaushumakrr, daughter
IF Nj aud M"S NJ Han>humakrr ~
Wood street. - MIR. Wilbur Wilkins. Of
Warwond. Rev. Father Hall, "f st.
AGary'S church. "ii'iriatcd. and the Young
couple lei; la:"r for Il wedding trip.
which viii in|iud" lake ru;n,. They will
'rr;ura /" Wh""lnr a:i"" tie first OF
June and VIII establish their h"m" here.
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Interesting Party Thursday.

At thr home of Miss Clara Rns" Colo
mau. on South thap!ine street on
Thursday afternoon. the members OF the
MI dc Chart;l Study club Will hold IN
interesting party. rh" guests NAH rlif
bridge during. the hours. or d"v"'" the
time to their I".'ll"wo-k. a. they pre-
FER. \ lurch~nn viii! lie served At
o'clock by the hostess.
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.Ex-GreGne C0untian
Dies at MartinSburg
;rucisI Insratrn IN the rn,ell.scnccr.

STe,iai nisrach IN the inteSenc"r
MARTINSBURG, ". Va. May 81
Simon p. douglas, for the past forty
years a widely known jewelcr OF Mar
tinSburg and a wealthy and prominent
resident. died here at late hour last
night, aged s. years. He was native
of Greene county. Pa. but had lived
here for half century. He was twice
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wo.nan's Literary Club.

The May meeting Of tho W"mln's Lit
crAry club. will Il" held on Wednesday,
afternoon nj o'clock at til" liUt"i
Windsor. Mrs. Anun x. Rnirn" oF Re: n
any. will drlIr"r her seventh lecture a.
this mreIinE. These ar" very Nalua!r"
jr!:ion OF tho club year and arr appr"
ciatrd as such. by III" membership who
:rc"rd these me"iings splendid attend
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Aerial club Of the Ci:y. will hold. Z
dance. AT the S,ratf"rd hotel. This will
br participated in by 4 large crowd o.
Young people. who will dance from TO
H. o'clock.
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JIFFY-JELL RECIPES
Rsd WING Fruit ,Jellv

Dissolve one rnriaE" al Iirrv-I..ll.
tarr NavnrI III "nc-hali PIN h"ii'uu;
water. Add cnr-hn!S rIn, Rcd u IA:
Grape Iu,r" and tn" S'narat" yini -
.Iifiy-J"li flavor. When cool. r"ts.
traits. etc. tnly b. added If DESIRED. -
in a cool plac, !" harden and S..ry" VITA
whipped cream or pTIdInr $uuCc.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS
OF THE MD MAY
MIR. AND Mrs. JOE sPEIDEL WILL
ENTERTAIN THIS EVENING
AT THE CLUB.
Severa! Weddings Although very
Quietly Scemnized, Add Special
Interest to Days Of Early Spring.

Mr.. and Mrs. 10" Speidrl VIII en-
Iertain this evening a. III" Country
club. having between fifty and seven
tv.tive guests. Dancing will supply
entertainment and buffer saPrn:
will be served
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Through tn" industry and talents Of
:hr Busy Bees ~" SUM Of S2fSS will b.a
Gn,F1trI n" Ohio Valley General hos
ritn! This il The proceeds 90 III"
musicale which WAS held on Saturday ut
tho HON" Of Mr.. II. c. 1Iazlctt Of Pleas
ant Valley.
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: Mrs. ~ W. ih"'"NS"h' 'aH''"' -
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the guest ui his sister at NaShlhS'
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''ts' 9" ,,,,,rop,o,v Win ,s em-
N''', I'll, -. n,op,r nj,
ployrd in ON" OF the E'aSs p'ah'S u;
Fairmont. spent SalnTla! nISn' anu
Sunday with relatives in this city.
AZ " NfIn,vrn rnach 4, West Nir.
- 'N. ;,', rriyod hero ,.ccIcr-
gll!H ihlNttS'', ~ W. ,I,o nor,;. io,r.
idaT afternoon 10 JOIN 'hr PARE
ing Tor The officers reserve iral'''lE
lCamp ~ fnTt benjamin IiaGTlSou' II
lnGiannnnIis
NJ and Me- Iloyd Hawkins, Of
"a. ''''" 49, .,I c,r,.,s ~
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lfi'ndS nor" anu al M"uHuH' nv
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| turned to his h":n" III thl'irpi hl,tr pr"
siding "fcr '!l'' TSulh! SPt iitH :, -,
S'tuTuh% M noon, ,,.,, ,a
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" az N'"' ~ W. 49, 49,
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snbnrhan r.itarar Climb
womanH Civto League,

On Wednesday, afternoon. tn" SubrlT-
han Literary club. will meet at the
STRAIT Ford hotel.
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STOP Corn Pain In Two Minutes
By the lock:::Easy and Simple

THE MAGIC TOUCH JUST TOUCH STOPS
SORENESS CALLoUS SHR1VELs AND
LIFTS OPT PEET WILL FEEL COOL AND FINE
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married and is survived by his second
wife, who was Miss Daisy Bryarly, of
this city. He leaves no children. The
remains will be taken to Claysyille,
Pa, for burial.
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About People !
Movements OF individuals to E.
and From the City.
'rRIsTNTE ARRIVALS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Indignant Citizens Check Crime Wave
HOneymOOners Buy" Escape Deportation

sNe" eRPs NSNe Vee seese eNee eRaeeA0
Public indignation over the alleged efforts Of certain Lords.
burg hOneymOOner3 to escape the necessary publicity incident
to entrance into the holy state OF patrimOny resulted in a
mass meeting of az abiding citizens Wednesday evening.
Wavs and means were devised to bring the alleged Grim
inals to justice and cheek the wave of crime sweeping over
the city.
James Cast. ostensibly posing a. a leader of the outraged
citizens, vas arrested on a complaint charging that he slipped
away 70 Arizona to be married, and was summoned before
the 'hixh court Of Lordsburg. ," Art Isom. known as a law
abiding citizen thus far. was hailed from his happy cottage.
Dr0IgG. before the court. and charged with the heinous
ofe1se OF 'slrcepitiously extracting himself from his friends
ad with malice afo-e thought committing matrimony, actual
matrlnIly, a1 @ith undue secrecy. This against the peace
a1d dlgniry o. the exclusive gang, to which the culprt ought
TO Deiong. ~ Al Wright, prominent cattleman, hitherto of
unOienShe reputation. vas also calg1t in the dragnet of
ontrag at citizens. and brought before the court.
In Their f4yoi'h eff Jr:s for law enforcement the citizens
also l. cUdtd Nalter Closer, and lie was charged with
'hretiInG Ito a house, only the exact house was not speci
fed.
The trial Of the four alleged lawbreakers was attended by
a large crowd of prominent citizens bent on seeing the law
enforced. Judge Y. r. N. Greaves made an eloquent and
touching plea for the defendants that brought tears to the
eyes Of many, bat stern Justice could not be withstood and
the men were pronounced guilty and given the alternative of
n 30 day Jail sentence or of buying refreshments for the
urge crowd of vigilantes. It'll needless to say that they
bought The camDaign of prominent citizens against the
wave of crime sweeping over the city, will make future
honeymooners more careful, it is believed.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
DepOrtees Fail To Come

Residents of Lordsburg were
thrown in a mild panic Friday
when it was rumored that the
1900 deporteG miners from Bis
bee would strike north across the
country from Hachita to Lords
burg, as that was the only out
let left for them. The situation
was watched closely by local
officers, but later news was to
the effect that the United States
government had taken charge of
the exiled men. 1t was feared
by Lordsburg people that the
men, maddened by hunger and
thirst, might prove dangerous.
1t appears from all reports, how
ever, that they have been tract
able and peaceable since arriving
in New Mexico.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY.

For the purpose of working for the
betterment anu Improvement OF Lords
burg, ladies of the city have formed
a club which will meet twice a month
on Monday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
The next meeting will be held next
week at the home of Mrs. Cannon and
all members r urged to be present.
The CLUB expects TO aid in move
ments for various praiseworthy OBJ
jects which have for their object the
improvement of the city. Detailed
plans will be announced later follow
ing the permanent organization which
will be effected at the next meeting
Monday afternoon.
At the meeting held for temporary
organization last week, Mrs. B. Jack
son was elected temporary chairman,
and Mrs. Boyer temporary secretary.
Committees were appointed as fol-
lows: Mrs. Trimball, Mrs. Boyer and
Mrs. Lester, bylaws; Mrs. Lakeland,
Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Neictran, permap-
ent place of meeting.
AS soon as the officers are selected
and bylaws formulated the club will
get down to active work. Social and
literary features will be introduced
also, and the founders are confident
chat the new organization will prove
OF great benefit to the city.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Freeman--lsom

The marriage of Miss Bertha
Freeman of Madill, Okla, to Art
Isom of Lordsburg took place at
Ell Paso last Thursday. The
couple returned to Lordsburg
the next day and will reside in
the city. Mr.. Isom is one of the
best liked young men of Lords
burg and has a responsible posi-
ton with the Roberts & Leahy
Company. The wedding is the
elimination of a romance that
began in Madill when Mr.. Isom
was employed there, and Mrs.
Isom was one of the most popu-
lar young ladies of that city.
The newly married couple have
the best wishes of their many
friends in LOrdsburg.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Contrasting Opinions On The Bisbee Affair

depOrted about twelve hundred mem
bers Of that professedly lawless or
gnnization known as the Industrial
Workers of the World. The %unfortu-
nate part of it all is that the deport-
ed people were dumped into New Mex
ieo.
The /. w. w. organization has long
made a specially of trying to insult
the American flag. The members
profess opposition to all law. They
seize other peoples property as
trains in numbers large enough to
though it were their own. They board
overawe the trainmen and go where
they please. Not infrequently forty
or fifty of them enter a restaurant,
eat all the food on hand and refuse
payment. When strong enough they
reslqt officers of the law ami on sew
.ral o.cas'ons they have killed po-
licemen and deputy sheriffs.
But Wien citizens, as in San Diego
some years ago and in Bisbee a few
days ago, take the law into their own
hands, then the Industrial Workers,
instead CT being game, whine and
rringe ard appeal to the president of
the United States for protection under
their constitutional guarantees.
30 long as the regular army has
the anarchists in hand at Columbus,
tarest TO the people of New Mexico.
he matter ceases to be of special in
But those anarchists who are trying
TO stir trouble at Madrid and Gallup
and other industrial centers of this
state should be deported into Texas.
The people of the Lone Star state
have had long schooling in dealing
with horse and cattle thieves, bandits
and other undesirables.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

Sabas Soto. son of Jesus Soto.
a boss at the BOnney mine. was
bound over to the grand Jury on
a charge of assault with a dead
~ weapon, and Fireman West of
the mine was fined SIS ON a
charge of assault, as a result of
trouble at the mine Saturday
over the beating up of Jesus So
to, the father, by West. 1t is
alleged that Soto, in accordance
with orders at the mine, refused
to allow West to ride up in an
ore bucket during the morning.
and that later in the day West
attacked Soto after he had come
above ground. West pleaded
guilty to an assault charge and
was fined. According to the
evidence young Soto coming on
the scene and finding his father
lying on the ground hit West in
the face with arock. He waived
preliminary examination and was
bound over to the grand Jury,
released on bond. The
Soto was in a pitiable con-
dition as the result of the affair.
f. H. Mitchell. local attorney,
represented both father and son
before Justice Jackson, magistra
te at the IS mine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Many Wells In Prospect

A new well will be completed
the end Of the week for Jack
Mansfield living Is miles north
west Of the city. 1t will be
about $50 feet deep when finish
ed and will be used by Mr.. Mans
field for watering cattle. E. w.
Puschel, local well driller has the
contract. Following this Mr..
Puschel will drill a we'll for Ed
Mansfield, % miles southwest of
the city. This will be. about $50
feet to water but will be through
rocky ground. Mr.. Puschel has
a number of other drilling jobs
in prospect.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
RumOr OF Changes

Changes in the Southern Paci-
fc and Ell Paso and Southwest
ern train schedules are being
discussed at a meeting of traffic
officials of the two roads at Del
Monte. Cal. 1t is rumored that
train No. 2, e%astbound, the Cali
fornian, a Rock Island train, may
be routed over the FL Paso and
Southwestern railroad between
Tucson and Ell Paso, and that
No. a, the eastbound Golden
State limited may be sent over
the Espee tracks from Tucson to
Ell Paso. There is nothing def
nate about these changes as yet.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
columbus COurier.)

A1UAuHluuh 1uuIltIsJ
Do not be too harsh in your criti-
cism Of the striking miners. You,
the chances are, have your infOrma-
ton from the newspapers; and the
only papers you ordinarily receive in
this section are papers either on
trolled by or favorable to the big
winning corporations. Judge these
men, who many of the throupht no
fault of their own, were suddenly
dragged from their own homes and
set down in our midst, not as danger
Gus and lawless persons but as work
ing men Of the Country, who while
using the only means at their com
man1 to obtain better conditions "a
their work, are bounced upon by So
called deputies, but who on the sur
face are corporation gun men, and
placed on n train for deportation 70
some place they knew not where.
When you consider that over one half
ot the men at nresent in .nterrr,ept
have been working and living in Bis
Doe for from three 20 fifteen years
and that n preat part Of them were
torn from their homes and families:
when q consider that some of the
de"orted ron are bueinnss men af
Bisbee and have absolutely no affili-
ations w''h auv un'on or other labo~
organization; when YOU corside~ M!
thc7e th'nps pnl 'hirk IN tho-n, DOCS
it not present the possibility that
sore Dar'Ons. cou~arice OF rorNa~c
tions WORKING with the aid ~ officials
Of th' county aud ytqtc ~ Arizona
have stopped to commit a crime which
will alwavS rcrain as a blot on the
name of that state?
albuquerque J0urnal.)
Outraged citizens OF Bis ee, AriZ.,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Benefit Card Party Success

More than $50 was realized
from the benefit card party given
at the IS mine last Saturday
evening under the auspices of
the National Defence Auxiliary
of that place. Lunch was SER
we'd and everyone had a good
time. The party was under the
general direction of Mrs. Clark
and she was assisted by other
members of the organization.
Prizes were won as follows:
BRIDGE WHIST
Mrs. Lakeland, Mrs. McCaske
MrsC Clark Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Crow
ell, Mr.. Treadway. Mr.. Beam.
Mr.. Crowell, Mr.. Cannon, Mr.
Olmstead; ''5OO"Mrs. Fitzgerald
Miss Malone, Miss Mary Young.
Mr.. j. H. Clark, Mr.. Kelly, Mr..
Emerson. Donations for prizes
were as follows: silk shirt, Their
mos bottle, Roberts eahy; silk
shirtwaist, box cigars, Eagle
Drug Company: electric lamp,
Hylo lamp. w. F. Ritter;C Chinese
slippers, thermos bottle, Up-to
Date Grocery; box cigars, two
boxes candy, Harry Farrior; cut
glass dish, W, c.. Rubesch; box
cigars, Richard Young. Mr..
Briel donated the use of his hall
for the party.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Red Cross Dance Wednesday

Ladies Of the IS mire Red
Cross will give a benefit dance
next Saturday evening, July
q. for the aid of the Red Cross
cause. Mrs. A. j. Inderrieden
has charge Of the arrangements.
A. p. Warner, mining CAPITALIST
of Beloit. Wis, gave $50 for the
music, and arrangements have
been made for a first class time,
and a large crowd is expected.
Gentlemen's tickets will be 81. 90
and ladies 80 cents.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Family In Want

The sum of 500 was raised. last
week by Deputy Sheriff Webb a
mong Lordsburg people for, the
relief of a destitute mother with
children residing on the north
side of the track. The money
was placed to her cred, It at a
local store. Since then t he hus-
band, who was absent, has re-
turned and it is believed they
will get along all right.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

George Griswold and F. L.Cox
of Silver City were in Lordsburg
the middle Of the week on bust
ness.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

c. H. Warner of San Gabriel,
CAL, and his brother A. P. War
ner of Beloit, Wis, prominent
mining capitalists interested in
the 85 mine, have returned to
their homes after a two weeks
visit of inspection at the property
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

Mrs. Rothmer Br azil of Selig-
man, Arizona, daughter of Mr..
and James Gould arrived last
Friday to visit her parents Mrs
Brazil and her mother visited at
Palomas Springs the first of the
week.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Altar For Church Arrives

The new altar for the new
Catholic church at the 50 mine
has arrived and is being put in
place. The altar is dedicated to
st. Anna, and is a very hand
some piece of work. The formal
dedication of the church will be
held in the near future.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

Fred Malone, old timer, has
been visiting in Lordsburg and
will return shortly to his home
in Ell Paso. -
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
LOCAL PERSONAL

Look for the announcement of
the Star feature Thursday night
attractions.
Those who missed the Great
Secret Tuesday night lost a big
thriller. See it every Tuesday.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank all our
friends who so kindly extended
their aid and sympathy in the
death of our child who died
Sunday July 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Cloudt
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

Mrs. r. M. Turner, who has
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Kerr, has returned to her
home in Rock Springs, Texas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Fuller and
Mrs. K. B. Reynolds have gone
on a ten day camping trip to the
upper ella River.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20
METHODIST CHURCH

There will be no services at the
Methodist church next Sunday on ac-
count Of the absence of the pastor,
Rev. j. f. Fuller on a camping trip
on the ella, He will be absent about
ten days.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

COCA--COLA: IN BOTTLES:
~. 40 for case of a dozen. sc per
bo tie over counter. Family
trs de solicited. The Lordsburg
Be kerry.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

Misses Frances and Nina Rob
erts expect to make a trip to
visit relatives and friends in
Illinois within Il short time.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-07-20

Rev. Norbert Zudaire of St.
Joseph's church made a short
visit at Deming the middle of
the week.