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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Society Calendar
For The Week

SUNDAY
The open Court. to meet at 500
North Virginia street at S o'clock
MONDAY
/ Glass in First Aid under DR.. B. F.
/ Jenness, in Temple Mt. Sinai at $3.50
a. m. and 7-30 p. m
Class in surgical dressings by Miss
] A. Louise Dietrich, al II a. m and
4.3O .. m. Elementary hygiene and
I home care OF the sick at o'clock.
Business Women's club
Community choir at $3.50 p. m. IN
Morehead school
mezzanine OF the While House
Headquarters Of the Red Cross, on
mezranine OF the White House.
FL PasO Humane society in office OF
Dr.. 7. A Bray at o'clock
Wade Hampton chapter. L D. C., to
give an anniversary party to Mrs. N.
c. GoOdIet at the home Of Miss Nelma
Carey, 1907 East Rio Grande- a
watermelon feast
TUESDAY,
FL Paso chapter. O. E 5.
School for Housewives in Woman's
class in First aid at $50 p. m. N
Temple Mt Sinai
". c. T L. morning to make sur
gicaI dressings for the Red Cross.
Dollar social for Trinity II E con-
ference parsonage fund. Mrs. D. n.
Smith in charge
Women's auxiliary Of Westminster
Presbyterian church viii meet Tues
day afternoon at p m in the church
parlOrs.
WEDNESDAY,
Hop at Officers club. Fort Bliss.
Polo by matched team on Fort Bliss
field at 4 o'clock
omen house at Woman's club.
The "I Refuse TO Tell" club
Glasses in surgical dressings at Il
a m. and 4-30 .. m
Classes in home care Of the sick and
elementary hygiene at p. m
Junior auxiliary OF the church OF St
Clement
Local war work council board meet
ing IN the Y. ". c. A central rooms
Program FOR the convalescent sol
diers at Fort Bliss base hospital
Weekly dance at Mt Franklin Coun-
try club
Comforts committee OF the Navy
league TO meet Thursday afternoon IN
the First Presbyterian church parlors.
School for Housewives at $3.50 p
m. in Woman's clubhouse
First Aid classes at $3.50 a m. and
] $50 o. m. in Temple Mt Sinai
FRIDAY
Glasses in surgical dressing at Il
A. m. and 4:30 p. m.
| Glasses in elementary hygiene and
] home care OF the sick. at p m
/ Glasses in First Aid, Temple Mt
Sinai, at $3.50 p m
Knifty Knitters.
Musicale at the Woman's club by
] Miss Elizabeth Garrett, as a farewell
/ to FL PasO before this popular musi-
I clan leaves for the east
The Navy league will give another
] Of their brilliant though informal
I dancing parties in the ballroom Of the
Hotel Paso del Norte. Dan G. Pleas
I ants. chairman: Mrs. B. F. Jenness ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Christie are the CON-
mittee IN charge
SATURDAY,
Dancing at the FL Paso Country
. club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Community Singing In Cleveland
Square For Friday Is Postponed

band Miss Julia Coldwel in solos,
accompanied by Madame May Loeser
and Newton Bassett- Chaplain w w
Brander hasn't yet found it conven-
lent to give Mrs Donna klugel 4
furIough. and the latter being good
soldier. must obey and continue the
weekly programs indefinitely On the
18Th. So pies are to be taken out 70 FL
Bliss as an additional treat. The
Little Gray Mother" a song that has
been called for by some Of the boys
in khaki. cannot be found IN the
city. II anyone has il. they are asked
10 phone Mrs KluEel at 1925
A big crowd attended the Ice cream
social. held in East Fl Paso Baptlst
church Friday evening. between the
hours Of 8 and 10 o'clock for the sun
day school members. In addition 10
the splendid entertainment arranged
for the young folk. officers were
chosen for the p. Y. P. T., as follows
Milford Atkinson president Marion
DonneII vice president; Cleona BUSH
secretary Mabel Bush, corresponding
secretary Joe TidwelL treasurer; Jo-
sephine Warren. pianist. r L smith
chorister Mr.. Atkinson and AR It'd
well were captains OF the recent en-
Enthusiastically waged campaign Tor
membership. the latter winning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

ER- AND MRS. JAMES GRAHAM
MI NIcNARY will leave Monday
IL for Loveland. Cal. where on
September 16. Mr.. NIcNary's father,
the Rev. DR.. w. P. 9IcNary, Will cele-
brate the 18th anniversary OF his
birth. DR.. McNary is a minister in the
United Presbyterian church and,
though always active in ministerial
work until recent years, is still hale
and hearty. ". O. McNary and John
c. McNary. OF New Mexico. and Mrs
Henry T. Bowie, Of FL Paso. Will also
90 10 the reunion OF the family in
honor Of the father. There are seven
children in the family and all Will be
present-two from Colorado, two from
Texas, two from New Mexico and one
from Pennsylvania.
Mrs McNary and children and Miss
Emma Smith have returned to their
home on Golden Hill from the McNary
summer home at Mountain Park. y.
", where they have spent the sum
mer. The new McNary home in Aus
tin Terrace is expected 70 be com
pleted and ready for occupancy in De-
NI-A44E-
=
Miss Esther Rice. daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. Perry j. Rice. left Friday
afternoon for Hiram College, Ohio,
this being her second year. Nelson
Rice, who attends Carnegie technical.
preceded his sister east. having left
the middle Of August TO resume his
study in architecture.
M and Mrs. Robert Krakauer left
Saturday afternoon on the Golden
State limited for Chicago. Mr.. Rra-
kauer may attend the meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce OF the United
states at Atlantic City before they
return.
Mrs John Quincy Burch has gone
10 san Antonio 20 live. pending her
husbands training at Leon Springs
for the military service. This popu-
lar Young matron left on Thursday
night
With New York as their objective
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

~HERE will be no Community
singing IN Cleveland Square.
4 Friday night. the officers hay
ing waived the entertainment for that
date. out Of compliment TO Miss Eliz-
abeth Garrett. FL Paso's gifted musi-
clan, who is giving a farewell mus
icale at the Women's club, ere her
departure for New York city.
Miss Garrett was a star feature
at last nights unity Sing" giving
her recent patriotic composition, our
Answer to the Call" amid salvos Of
applause. Madame May Loeser was,
as usual. at the piano, Joseph NJ
Evans directing. Community singing
grows in popularity with each week s
meeting, several hundred being IN at
tendance
Next Wednesday nights outdoor
entertainment for the soldiers is to
bring out an array Of talent-the
Fifth cavalry band under the baton
Of band master Cain. and secured
through the courtesy Of Col Edward
Anderson: little Elizabeth Swan ln
graceful enymph-like dances; Nine
I.oeser in songs. accompanied by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Out of Town Visitors.

J. T. McGraff, OF Bisbee, is at Ho-
tel Sheldon.
C. A. Keegan. Of Dallas, Is on a
business trip 10 FL Paso-
Nicholas Trad. stockman OF chi
huahua, Mexico. is in the city
j. u. Lowe, Of Sierra Blanca, Tex
is a guest al Hotel Zeiger
L II. Lutz. Of CarrIZOZo. y NJ, is at
Hotel Zeiger for a few days
Nj and Mrs. 3. T. Cox. OF san An
gelo. Tex. are guests at Hotel Zeiger-
Miss Matte Clayton. Of Los An
geles. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Long
o. r Parker. a cattIeman from Ha-
chita, y ~. is staying at Hotel EEL
Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Bowler. Of Chi
cago. are guests at Hotel Paso del
Norte.
Villa Ahumada- Mexico. is at Hotel
Frank Peterson. a well known min
ing man from Dos CabeZas. AriZ-, is
al Hotel PasO del NOrte-
John T. Hutchings. an automobile
dealer Of AlamOgOrdo, y NJ, formerly
Of FL Paso. is at Hotel Zeiger
Mrs. Margaret Golden is staying at
Hotel Paso del Norte while on a trip
to the city from her home in Silver
City. y n.
J. J. HYATT. OF Deming. y. NJ, whose
mine. the Jumbo. has had a phenome-
nal rise in stock recently, is staying
at Hotel ZeiEer-
H. B. Schofield, from Lake Charles.
I Ia. secretary and treasurer Of the
American Sulphur company. arrived
at Hotel Sheldon Thursday night
W. B. Vaudeville, president Of the
I Union bank at Las Cruces, is a guest
at Hotel Paso del NOrte- Mr. and
/ Mrs. Vaudeville were down Thursday
night also for the Franklin Country
club dance.
Mrs. c. L. Fontaine. OF Los Angeles
I IS visiting friends in FL Paso, en-
route to Oklahoma City. the new
headquarters Of Mr.. Fontaine, who
I has recently been appointed vice pres
/ ident and traffic manager Of the Gin
+ ton, Oklahoma & Western railroad
I MI Fontaine was for many years gen
eraI agent OF the Katy at Wichita
I Falls. Texas. and was transferred a
I year ago TO san Francisco. Mrs Fon-
/ tame will be accompanied to Okla
7 homa by her son. Cherry Campbell
I who. after a short visit with her there
will 20 east TO enlist IN the marines
I Phoebe Campbell. her daughter. is In
/ school In Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
MAYOR THOMPSON REFUSES
TO BE ORALLY INTERVIEWED

Chicago. H. Sept. S.-MayOr VIII
liam Hale Thompson yesterday gave
orders that reporters could not COM
municate with him orally hereafter.
Any information which they may re-
quire must be put in writing and sent
in TO the mayor
In addition the mayor sent word
to members Of his official family and
others in his confidence not TO hold
communication with him hereafter
over the telephone. This was due TO
the declaration Of the mayor that his
telephone wires at home and office
have been tapped. sound recording
devices placed in the walls Of his
apartments and in his private office
in the city hall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
FL Pasoans Returning.


J. T. Robertson viii return from
California about September 90
J. D Bukey has returned from
hunting and fishing trip in northern
California
John Degnan has returned TO Hotel
Zeiger. after a six weeks trip spent
looking over his mines in Arizona
Miss Lavenia Kuhn returned from
Los Angeles. Cal, where she spent the
summer with her sister Mrs Frank
Mrs. T. K. Partridge. following the
spring and summer spent mostly In
Long Beach. Cal. has returned 70 her
home in this city.
Mrs. Z. +. Maxwell and son, Ed
win. have returned from summer
vacation spent visiting friends and
relatives through the north and east
Mrs. John DouOhue and her son
Eugene. have returned from CalifOr-
mia, where they have been spending
the summer at the various beaches
Mrs. Charles y Anthony and
daughters. Marion and little Dorothy,
have returned from an extended visit
through the southern part Of CALI
fornia.
Mrs. Florence Pickles and daughter.
Ruth, returned Saturday from a visit
in Chicago and other Illinois and
Michigan points. and have again taken
their home at 1897 Arizona street
Miss Elizabeth Roe has returned
from California and IS spending a
fortnight with Mrs. Lilly Howard OF
528 Prospect. before going to New
York in company with Miss Eliza
beth Garrett
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 7 Prudential
have closed their summer cottage at
CloudcrOft. and are now occupying
their Los Angeles street residence,
where they viii entertain for several
weeks Mrs Joseph Selling OF BayOnne,
New Jersey.
Miss Ivy Young, who has been in
san Antonio for several weeks. visit
ing her brother-in-law and sister,
Capt and Mrs. ". E GoOde. returns
today. Mrs. GOode IS recovering
from a serious operation. TO which
she submitted more than month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

~ ICH mandarin scarfs and bro
X cades. great jars Of shaggy
l. - yellow chrysanthemums. a log
gia covered IN masses Of cherry bios
SONS and a Buddha presiding from
his throne Of state, accentuated by a
soft lighting from Oriental lanterns.
transformed the platform OF the Cor
rington School Of Arts into a bit Of
old Japan as a stage setting OF exqui-
site beauty for the first recital of
the school year. Friday night. when
Mrs. J. n. CorringtOn presented Miss
Margaret Hines in a dramatic inter
probation OF Madame Butterfly"
Margaret gave Mrs Corrington's own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Ch1dren's Eyes Are Sensitive.

A little child's eyes respond to
carefully fitted glasses when needed
Children who are attending school
should have perfect eyesight. When
their sight is defective il should be
corrected without delay by perfectly
fitted glasses Those that we make
with a larger lens and with genuine
Tortoise Shell rims give unrestricted
vision and do not break so easily.
costs you nothing
Need Glasses2-Ask Segal.
FL PaSO Optical Company.
los Texas-Between Oregon and Mesa.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Glue a
Dancing Party AS House Warming

Kelly. Mrs. Fay McRae and DR.. VIII
lard sample.
The usual jolly crowd attended the
dance Of the Mt Franklin Country
club Thursday evening and thorough
" enjoyed the excellent music and
the fine floor. A feature Of the even
ing was the solo dancing or MISS
Dorothy Irene Vollertsen, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NOuertsen- she
first gave an interpretative spanish
dance. following IL with a sailors
hornpipe and dancing a butterfly
dance as the third number The at
tendance at these weekly dances is
Increasing each week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

T their new bungalow. 1908
"A Stevens avenue. Richmond Ter
L - race, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Thur
man entertained with a "housewarm-
ing in the form Of a much enjoyed
dancing party. Friday night Carna-
tons and ferns formed an artistic red
and white motif. for decorating. punch
being served. prior to the refresh
ments, consisting Of an ice course
Among those hidden were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Doake, Mr.. and Mrs George
Brubecker. M. and Mrs Clarence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Unique Japanese Decorations For
Dramatic Recital By Miss Hines

arrangement Of Andrew Longs orig
inal Madame Butterfly" enactinE the
three scenes most realistically, espe-
cialy where she arrays herself in her
. hancsOmest kimOuO and nuns TO
await in vain the return to her Of
her American husband. and later the
tragic end Of the heart-broken little
Wife That so young a girl as Miss
Hines could enter into the character
OF the Orient and portray the heart
throbs Of the japanese romance sur
prised even her intimates, who have
usually heard the reader in lighter
vein. Many invited guests filled the
studio at 1875 Rampant Miss Hines
being shOwered with flowers
AIRS. COrrington is giving her sec
ond recital later in the month
Mrs Nicholas Zerega, Of 1908
Chester, gave merry party
for several children on Friday after
noon, by way OF celebrating baby
Lawrence Frederick Zerega's first
birthday Among the little folk asked
were the three Atterbury children
Virginia Lee. William Baker and Cor
nelia; Myrtle Adams. Betty and DOdis
Albro. Dina Daugherty, William Hugh
Gallrien. Lucille Smith and Erma
Wright who played games and spent
the afternoon in all sorts of fun The
dining room was decorated in pink.
bows being favors, radiatinE from a
larger Kewpie suspended from the
ceiling TO each cover Ice cream. cake
and candy was served. each babe re-
ceivinE toy dove Many pretty re
membranes were brought for the
wee host The mothers of the ador-
ing group accompanied their sons and
daughters, and had party Of their
own later.
Mrs. c. E McNemar was delight
fully entertained with a surprise
sary. on Thursday afternoon. at her
home on AlamOgordo street. being
the recipient Of many handsome gifts
in addition to the sociability- Tall
vases OF old fashioned flowers decked
the house, an ice course being served
Among those hidden were Mesdamcs
Geo Bowers. s. L Davis, L G. Malone,
WITH Cutler. John Bowman. Walter
Bowers. c. Wafer. J. Biggs, c. Helm,
F. Hunseker. L Taylor, J Lewis L
Houston, John McElroy, s. LeRock
T. Blythe. H J. Heitgen. Jack Hal
ford, A. Young, J. Thornhill. F Dali
ton, J. Cassens, H G. Buchoz. W
King, S. Fish and the honored guest
Mr.. and Mrs. r s. P. Deer enter
tanned with . surprise birthday party
Wednesday evening for their sons
friend, Merlin Baker. Of company L,
saith infantry. Among those present
were Misses Vera and Fay Morris.
Carol and Fac Humphrey, Mary and
May Lane. Helen Waschic. Anna Dol
ruer, Rowena Davis. Mrs. J. W Davis.
Mrs. c. G.. Morris and Mrs. R s P.
Deer. Messrs- Merlin Baker, Corp
Harlan, Corp. Ralph Baker. Carl Nor
ling. George n Waller. VIM. Quinn.
Howard Johnston, Glenn Deer. E T.
Nadge, Lyle Deer and r 5. P. Deer.
Mrs. Tom s. Woodside, with Miss
Margaret and Tom IT., are leaving
Monday for Henderson. Ky, to visit
with Mrs. Woodside's daughter, Mrs.
George TriEg. before Margaret enters
the Ward-BelmOnt School for Girls in
Nashville and Tom attends the COlum-
bia- Tennessee. military school Be
fore her return from the journey.
which will be Of about two months
duration. Mrs. Woodside viii go 20
Louisiana 10 visit her father. John A.
Hunter. and brother. Dr.. J. D. Hunter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
McNary Family viii Gather
At Parental Home In Colorado

point. Mrs. J. A Buckler and daugh-
ter. Miss Henrietta, left Friday for a
visit Of several weeks in the east
Mrs Frances s. We'll has gone 70
Mountain Park. New Mexico. for a
week end visit with Mrs J. A. Rawl-
ings.
J. A. Bradshaw and family left
Saturday on the Golden State limited
to spend a vacation period at Los
Angeles. Cal
Mrs. L J. Bond left Wednesday for
a trip to Washington, D. c.
Chudren's shoes Carefully Fitted
The growing child's foot is care
fully fitted here In addition TO a
perfect fit. they wear well and long.
and do not cost much
Lerner shoe Co.'S san Antonio ST.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
Dinners, Luncheons. Teas.

In farewell to their house guest.
Mrs. J. T. futile. who has just re-
turned TO he home in Houston. foil
owing a much enjoyed visit in Fl
Paso. Mr.. and Mrs sam II. Allphin
gave a pretty dinner at their home on
Trowbridge Friday night Rev. p. r.
Knickerbocker shared in the houors.
Indirect lighting. choice flowers and
handsome appointments all tended to-
ward the enjoyment of the courtesy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

Mrs r. B. Homan entertained Miss
Jettie Pruett. of Fort Davis, Miss Eliz-
abeth Alexander, Of Dallas, and Mrs.
Z. A Spence.
Miss Jane Hamilton Davis. Miss
Virginia Akard. Miss Sophia Williams
and Irma Lee Davis formed a jolly
-'foursome"
At Mrs. Thomas Mayfield's table
were Miss Anne MaEoffin. Miss
Frances Earls and Miss Rebecca
Maetze.
Mrs. Ward WorthinEt0n. Miss
Bryan. Miss Sophia Johnson and Miss
BOloroff played Ic4ether, and the four
Kelly girls-Eliza Oeth, Anne. Mary
and Charlee-adequate furnished
their own four.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
zinc DI.pInv OF GIas, ware.

Hawkes." Cut and Engraved Glass
is sparkling and clear. It is the sort
Of glass that the exacting hostess
likes to see in company with her fine
silver and linens. Our late arrivals
in Hawkes." glass make our assort-
ments unusually beautiful and com
plete. Whether you are thinking Of
a piece Of fine cut glass for the din
ing room or for the toilet table you
could not do better than choose
Hawkes."
w. T. HIxsOn CO.@JeweIers.
Mills and Mesa-On the Plaza.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
A RARE TREAT AWAITS
Ell PASO WOMEN TUESDAY
Special Display and Sale OF Fisk
Model Hats at The New
Millinery Store.

A special display and sale Of fifty
Fisk hats viii be made next Tuesday
These are all exclusive models and
come in the new fail shades OF brown.
purple, Gray. cardinal. French blue.
coral, white and taupe The colors
and color combination are exquisite
and the styles are Fisk-au thai you
could ask To further advertise this
new millinery establishment the prices
on these model hats will be one-:hird
less than what would be considered
regular prices. These hats viii be on
display in the windows on Monday
evening See them. then come Tues
day and make a selection
Olive James Sturmer.
2Ob Texas. Near WatsOn's Grocery.
LAnEartisananr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

must be reflected in your printing to
make IT effective. The printing TO be
had from this firm has that added
which results in radiating
your own PERSONAL---VERY. our prices
are reasonable. Engraved cards. an
nOuncements and wedding invitations
Ell PASO PRINTING CO.,
los Main St.-(Advl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
KNFTY KMTTERS ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
WITH A JOLLY MORNING At CARDS FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THEIR ARMY FUNDS
d DoRoTHl b. J0HNsTON.

table Miss Addie Kerr. Miss Mary
Goggin and Miss Joy Crutchfield.
With Mrs. Guy Priest were Miss
Katherine Nichols. Miss Julia COldwell
and Miss Grace Hawkins
Mrs. Charles N. Lyman asked with
her Miss Edith MalOney, Miss Maize
Cole and Mrs. J. Z. Bowen, who as
sisted her daughter in receiving.
Miss Birdie Krupp, Miss Dorothy
Williams and Miss May Kranzthor
were with Miss Jane Burgess. and a
most conEenial group they were.
Among those having a table was
Miss Mary Wadlington, Miss Redwine,
Mrs. McClanahan and Miss Pearl
PonsfOrd being with her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
YOU Will RENrENlRER

the quality Of printing and engraving
we do for you. long after you have
forgotten the reasonable prices we
ask Engraved wedding invitations.
announcements, invitations - highest
quality
Ell PASO PRINTING CO.
los Main St-CAdvD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

A good school for your daughter is the
best investment for her future.
The first year Of school Is not too early
to begin to lay right foundations Of good
health, right habits of study, and JOY
in work well done. The last years are
not too late to complete preparation for
college or TO take valuable special
courses
Small classes. much outdoor work, de-
voted and able teachers, afford right
conditions for a girls school years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
4utomobiling and Outings.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwenker. OF
1903 Tularosa street. Will leave Sun
day morning for a ten days hunting
and fishing trip on the RuidosO. They
viii 90 in their Overland car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

japanese Sandals and Clogs are
quaint and pretty for the boudoir.
Prices 15c TO 1925. Beach's Art shop
-1O4 Pioneer Plaza, City National
Bank Building.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

japanese Drawnwork Luncheon
Cloths
Reach's Art ShOp-IO4 Pioneer Plaza
City National Bank Building-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

Eat your Sunday dinner at the Hotel
Paso del Norte- The menu viii be ap-
petizing: the service prompt, and the
prices reasOnable--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08

saEEinE cheeks, mouth TO nose
lines, deep wrinkles corrected Super
huous hair and moles removed Mrs.
Grace Benson, Is Buckler Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

You viii find our hats up TO the
minute in style. quality very best
prices moderate
j. w. HALE EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
as y. Oregon St
out OF High Rent District.
Better Values. Lower Prices.-Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-05
ABERC ROMBIE

Abercrombie, N. D., May 5.~-Johr
Skaare returned Tuesday morning
from business trip to Parshall, N. ID
| Clarence Guinness Of Colfax spent the
week end here. t.
Richard Rustvang who has been
working in Minot this winter return
ed home Sunday evening, for weeks
vacation.
Geo. johnson of Galchutt was in
town Wednesday morning.
Miss Ida Evenson visited with
friends near Christine Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. E. Monson of Fargo was a
guest at the G. j. Monson home last
week. Misses Ruth and Esther ac-
companied her to Fargo Sunday morn
ing.
peton Monday.
Miss Inga Bakken visited at the
Jensen farm the first Of the week.
Mrs. C. A. Myron was a Wahpeton
shopper Tuesday.
Ben Tweto was operated on at St
Luke's hospital, Fargo, Monday morn
ing for chronic appendicitis. He is
resting easily.
Week end guests at the M. ]. Bak-
ken home We're: Mrs. Sacrison OF
dickson. Mrs. Simmonson of wahpe-
ton and Miss Esther Bowman OF
Wahpeton.
Miss Mary Brose visited friends at
Wahpeton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Olson Were
Fargo visitors the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ben Tweto was Fargo visitor
Wednesday.
Misses Benedicta Hagen and Helen
Lunde of Concordia college. Moorhead,