davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
PERSONAL Points

II. II. Hunter Of Kearney. Neb.. was
Rock Island visitor yesterday en-
route home from two weeks visit
with relatives
Mrs. George Wainwright. Bliss Edra
Mumma and Miss Italia Wainwright Of
Yuma, Ill. were Friday visitors in the
city
III S. Brown has gone to Galesbure.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Thatcher ot
PrInceg5ue Tll, We're Thursday and
Friday visitors in the City enroata to
Des Moiues for q weeks visit.
George HeJtme@er OF Carlyle. H. has
enlisted Ia the marine corps ana was
sent 10 Chicago from the local recruit
ing station Yesterday
r. 4. Werbach OF Cambridge Ill.,,
was q visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. James Newton Coach Of aIes-
burg. H. returned yesterday 81 her
home after 10 days visit iH the sri-
cities.
Mrs. Carl NyanniHg OF Cambridge
has returned TO her home after short
visit III the tri-citles.
aIrs. II. H. Long, who has been visit
ing ucr son. Dr. j. IF. Long. 81 East
Moline. the last few days. leEt yesler-
dav for her home iu Orion, Ji.
Albert Samuelson of 0pb-am H.
spent Friday fri the witty visiting
friends
Mrs. IT. If Grove, -ll FartE-6oargh
street. has gone 30 La Harpe. ILL., for
d weeks visit with relatives
Mrs Hanna Dixon spent yesterday iu
the city euroute from visit with her
mother. Mrs Clara Brown. III Geneseo
to her home in Beloit Wis.
Mrs Peter Loge. 1915 TweHtg-alth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
- ooncart T. nrchestra-

Monday, Aprid - the first regular
season OF the Trj-C5tv Symphony or
chestra viii close. the concert to be
given in the Illinois theatre that even
ing promising 10 bring the series Of
eight concerts i'm the trI-cttfes to
successful climax.
The success of the season has been
due primarily to Ludwig Becker the
conduc@or, who has given the 0rches-
ira devotion and enthusiasm like that
with which his old master Theodore
Thomas built up the Chicago orcbas-
ira; and also to the musicians who
have entered into the spirit Of en-
semble playing and shown themselves
capable OF producing surprising re-
suits; to the guarauTors who have
made the ambitious undertaking f.
nancIal possibility. and to the pub-
lie, who hy their regular patronage
have shown their love for and aDDra-
citation OF good music
Fer the final concert. Mr.. Becker
offers an attractive varied program
and as the quality Of the work pro
duced by the orchestra has been
steadily improving during the winter.
the concert Is sure 10 be q musical
success. There is every reason to he
leye that the audience. which has
been increasing in number and inter-
est during the winter. viii be
credit 10 the three cities There
should not be an empty seat.
Arthur Middleton perhaps the bazs
known concert baritone in the United
States and q member OF the MetroDoI-
ton Opera company Of New York. win
he the soioist
The orchestra program includes the
stirring Robepierre music Of TttolT
the suite L'Aresienne By Btzef. sn5
other selections By Strauss, MasseDet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
0rIoIes - -

The OriOle Ladies chorus. directed
by Professor Arvjd SamueIsOn Of Au-
gustaua college. appeared i'm the first
program Of the scar last night at Cam
bridge, ILL.,. and reports are to the ef-
feet that the chorus vas very well re-
eaived. The young ladies will appear
I'm orion tonight and in Grand Mound
Iowa, towards the last of next week
The Orioles number 20 Ia their com
paDy and are led by Professor sam
ueIsou. WHO is also the sCloist of the
chorus T1e voices under his direc-
ton this year are of exceptionally high
quality and are winning much praise
by those who have heard them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14

George Osbough. member OF Com
pany q, Sixth regiment Of Dixon, H.,
returned yesterday 10 his home on a
I5-day Through.
Hr and Mrs. r. " Ketgesen of
Wyoming, Iowa, we're Rock island and
Moline visitors yesterday, While on
their way to Chicago
MRS. O. wv. Halves. 299o Eighteenth
avenue. and mother Mrs G. a. Fay, OF
suIt8a. Ill., left yesterday for Indian
aD0lIs. Ind. where they viii attend a
board meeting Of the Northwest Pres
bEterian Missionary society 10 be held
april H. is and 10. They viii be gone
Two weeks
J. Il. Hartley of TouIon. III. was a
visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way TO Independence, iowa, on
short business trip.
sam Narg0lis, 1919 Fourth avenue,
has returned from a weeks visit jpn
Chicago.
Frank Richardson. Frank KimbalL
Edward Zel3ler and Edward Schma.z,
ali Of MuscaCue, We're in the city yes
terday enroute to Detroit. where they
VIII drive four automobiles back TO
Nusc8gjue.
Judge Ben s. Ball has returned from
an extended visit at points in Florida
4. ". Weimer of Geneseo vas q Wis
1Jor ia the city Yesterday.
8Irs g. w. Grossly Of Bes Aoines
arrived last evening for a weekend
visit with her sister. Mrs. Is. f. Flynn,
%83 Fifteenth street. Moline.
Miss Marie Waite Of this city has
gone 10 La Sale. H.. Tor a short visit
with friends.
Patrick Kelly. of Geneseo was a Fri
day visitor in Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
Eeague Plans Picture show.

The W0meas Trade Union Label
league met at Industrial hall Friday
afternoon. 1T being Friday the 18th.
q large number turned ont to drive
away the h0odo0. The regular order
of business was considered. A picture
show was arranged to be given on May
I at the Majestic theatre TO raise funds
for the league. Mr. Bush of Bush Sc
Gerts Piano company called aud adj
dressed the ladies' and offered them
the use Of union-maae piano. Nit.
Bush being an expert musician gave
The ladies q delightful concert. The
next regular meeting is On the fourth
Friday of April and viii be q social
affair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
Miss Bryan President t. p. T.

MISS Bessie Bryan was chosen pres
ldent OF the Young Peoples Christian
union Or the United Presbyterian
eA1fsa .asE evening at the annual
meeting held in the home Of Rev and
Mrs = I. Vance. 1914 Fourteenth
aho-a-haif street. Other officers Sc
Iected are
wee esldent-ATss Edna Buetruer.
oecreta ry--Frazer Vance.
re--MIss Gertrude Harms.
The society decided TO take m a
series OF mission studies for the re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14

Mrs. Frank Google Of Thirty-fourth
avenue and Ninth street. was hostess
10 the Ideal 500 club Thursday after
noon. The winners OF fav0rs in the
games were Mrs. Walter Foster. Mrs.
I'D DieroG and Mrs. Frank Fitzpatrick.
Lunch was served at the conclusion of
play and the club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mrs. j Erambeek.
2506 Eighth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14

EmaDon club members had a merry
evening Yesterday as guests of Misc
Agatha Petersen. who entertained In
1er home On Tenth avenue AMI Farfv-
n1ith street. The young women en-
loyed q time of games and music and
were served with refreshments. Tho
club VIII meet for the next sess o.
with Miss Edith Loudeu, 500 Forty
fourth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
Surprise Mrs. Edwards On Birthda,

Friday afternoon number Of
neighb0r ladies went Is the home OF
Mrs. T.. L. Edwards. 1928 Tweutv-Frst
avenue, carrying cut d complete sur
prise, the day being her birthday anui-
Versary. MIS-. Edwards by special re-
quest made q trip down town and
during her absence the company went
TO her home and upon her return she
was surprised to ind the parIors filled
with the ladies'. The guests brought a
Dounuful lunch which was spread and
me hostess was presented with q
handsome hand engraved picture OF
Jesus at the age Of 49, Mrs r.
j. Rote making the pregantarior
speech The afternoon wiz farr ha
remem bered by Mrs. Edwards and
her guests
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
F. 0. Van Calder Talks
OF Women and Peace

r. @. EanGalder addressed the civic
department OF the Rock Island Won
an club yesterday speaking on the
subject Of women and universal peace.
Mr. EanGaIder. who is known as
paclGcist and who aco0mp panied the
Ford peace party TO Europe q year ago.
said in closing his remarks Eester-
day eve may hope and pray for
peace. but we have no right TO talk
peace. but work for the land in which
we live and which we love He gave
q most interesting talk on woman
place in The lite especially Of he fam
.Iy since the earliest times recorded.
down To ne present day. telling Of the
great strides She has taken in broad
eu5ug her life ana making heT nome a
I'll place for the rearing Of the fam
Iv He told ia his usuaI happy vein
many interesting experiences connect
ID with his trip abroad. speaking espe-
c5aIly of the women that he met IN
Sweden. Holland and Denmark, ana
comparing them with the women OF
his native land. America. He told OF
their attitude towards the great Eu-
-opeau crisis ais he saw it O year ago
and wova into his talk many delight
ful stories that kept his audience TO
the strictest attention throughout the
discourse
Al the business session of the de-
parsmeut +. G.. Fisher. superintendent
Ct schools addressed the members.
asking their cooperation ia the eStab-
Eshment of home gardens as well as
community gardens, the department
deciding to give what assistance is
within its power. A fee OF % cents
was voted charged for residents Of the
-ri-cities and MILAN not members OF
81. has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14
SOCIAL EV EN- I S

erts both useful and ornamental.
Young married couples and those con
teupIating matrlmony are expected to
0e heavy deposltors for they viii be
able 10 pick up a great many articles
that viii aid them IN furnishing their
homes.
THE directors Of this bank believe
that plenty Of entertainment should be
given their deposItors. and have ar
ranged for dancing during the hours
the baukis open for business. a small
charge viii be made against those par
ticipatiug in this pastime.
Thousands Of people iu and around
the tri-clties have already sigujHe3
their intention Of putting large part
OF their savings into the Red Cross
bank. for they SIRE not only assured Of
getting back many times the value ot
their deposit bat they know that the
profits made bT this unique Institution
are all going - 8. cause that deserves
the hearty and generous support Of
everyone.
Those desiring 30 contribute articles
to this worthy cause viii kindly no
tifv Mrs y. y. Sim0nson. ga Second
avenue. Rock Island. phone 1876
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-14

Woman's Relief corps conducted q
very successful card party yesterday
at Memorial hail in the court house
when 30 tables we're surrounded al the
were given at each table as favors-
Light refreshments were served al the
conclusion Of the games IL counec-
tion with the party short program
was given on which Mrs !. X. Scott
sang. responding TO an enthusiastic en-
core, MIS-. H. 7. Sudi0w gave q read
ing and also au extra number. Com
Tades T. r. Stanton and IL. g.. Spur.
who had spent good part "a the
morning in decorating the hall were
called to the platform and given rts-
ing vote Of thanks for their efforts iu
behalf of the corps The afternoon
concluded with the singing of Amer
lea" Miss MAY CuITon at the piano and
Mrs Scott leading the singing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10

FoR sAfE-A yerFey hfer r1lf
Phone llss 1B.t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10
MOTOR CAR
TOURING THE WEST

Quite 2 little excitement was caused
in chickasha today by the appearance
o. the streets OF an armorad motor car
This car was built hy TIE wichita All.
tomobile and Tractor school. Of wleh.
ia, Kansas. and Is an exact reproduc.
tion o. the armored cars now being
used On the fighting lines in France
By the allies The L. S. government
Is also making use of this type OF
fighting machine
The car sent ont by the Wichita
Automobile School Is built on a reEu.
iar Ford chassis and il took thirty DAYS
20 complete it The entire super-struc.
iure is made o. steel and covered with
twenty gauge sheet steel Il has Z
gasoline tank large enough 10 hold q
supply tcs 900 mile "trip
The car IS in charge OF p. d Van
Ausdals. and il win cover toar 81
about io.oa0 miles before It completes
its journey. The states 10 be visited
are Kansas. Oklahoma. Taras. Coion-
do Nebraska. Missouri and Arkansas
p 7. Bartlett the president of the
Wichita Automobile and Tractor
school IS an earnest advocate Of nil.
itary preparedness and owinE Is the
sreat number q auto and srac.or me
ehanics thar wni De needed IN the nr-
ny service the school has Put spe
eiai military training course 10 be rir.
su with the regular auto and tractor
course
The entire automobile asd tractor
course can be taken In six 20 eight
aeeks. and TIE tuition charges are
rery reasonable The method Of ir-l
.iruc'ion Is By plain. every day practi-I
1i experience The school gives free
handsome tortyeight PAGE book ~.
-tiea The Way 70 a Better Job. to|
.ny one who win urlte 10 d. r. Bart
En- president wichita Auto and 7nc.
or School, Wichita. kansas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10

lience fAe animal ms1Eiglre
Mhsz the ciaw - &c animal gets
GOO long ii Is source 81 great pain.
res 1nls Ear 20 keep ihem e eaads-
ra A io fa them Of from time 10
tine H g rather dangerous task
~ manieure ls0pard bur the pleas
ure nEs an animal should b.
sngA io soelbe the savage breast
A leopard nights uhsn al effort Is
made % manicure mis- TRIBES WISH
bears & IS different A bear rather
enjoys ne occasion. and in most eases
win De peacefully whIe Tie manicure
s working Elephants thoroughly en-
joy the experience q having their
nails lied. 10 iact they look forward
20 the operation with pleasure.
The manicure tools used on an ele-
phant look Ike those used in d cabi-
net making establishment and a ma
chine shop When the manicure starts
WORK ou an elephant Be- drives a stake
in ibe ground and bids the animal
put bis foot on e. Armed with
drawing knife be trims down the nail.
and then be files &. with big rasp
The claws q "a animal grow ranid-
iy lt is necessary % trim them at
least taice month Otherwise the
claw Is pressed hack into the foot ana
becomes very painful
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10
SUNDAY NIGHT SINGING

Mr and Mrs J. n Henleron. rs
siding near Bailey have Staging a.
thelr home almost every sunday night
Ehen croVd q between forty and
fifty assemblies for their weekly pro.
sram- The singing IS said q be merl-
tnrious and thoroughly enjoyable Mr
and Mrs Henderson make excellent
hosts on these occasions
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10
CARNEGIE LIBRARY BULLETIN

Open to 6 and 70 .. Sunday to
g. Phop. llz4.
New books received e. the Library
Bosher-People Like That.
cobb-Local Color.
CarpeHter-Cinderella Man.
Dzyiess-D Daredevil.
SINNERS Dress Suit
Dodge-Bonnis Nay.
4 Rising Tide.
Donnell-Miss Theodosia's Heart
Strings.
Eat0n-Bird House Man.
Gray-Goiden Lamp.
Grey-Border Legion.
Gould-Capn Kid.
Clover and Blue Grsss.
Harris Circuit Riders wife; Cir
cult RiderS
Observation-Disclosures says SO.
Johnston Georgila OF the Rain
boNs.
Lippman-Burkses Amy; Martina By
the Day; Martha and Cupid.
Lea-Siciiy Ann; Chloe Malone.
Lincoln-Mary GustR
Mackeuzie-Mr. and Ms. Pierce.
Norris Heart OF Rachael.
Parker World For Sale.
McCuteheon-Light that Lies; From
The Housotops.
Conhaband.
sawyer-This Way to Christmas.
Rinehart-Flsh.
Tompkins- -Seel OF the Righteous.
Tarkingtnu-Psurod aud san
Wells Mr.. BrIllng Sees It Through:
Juvenile.
Ward-Lady Connie.
Bni-Hope Lorrng.
Braun-Thelr City Christmas.
Barbcur-Tom Dick and Harriet.
Daulton-From SIOUX 10 Susan.
Chndrsn's Book Of Christ
mas Stories.
Lange-on tie Trail Of the Sioux.
Davidson -Tippity-Flippita.
Fox-Adyentures ct sonny Bear.
FauIkner-Christmas Stories.
spearman-Nan OF Music Mountain /
smith-EHoch Crane
Holland-Boy Scouts Of Rirchbark I
-Nannette and the Raby Mon
key.
Jsckson-David Copperfield Retold
Tor Children.
Sstou-Monareh. the Big Bear.
RoltWheeler- Boy with the q. s.
Indians: Boy With the U. S. Mail
stevenson-Chlld's Garden OF Verse.
PattA--P'eling Rlaaa. Tlmmy Tlz
oes; Jeremy Fisher.
Ssaman-Sapphlrs slgnet.
TrowbFidge- Wireless Telegraph
3oy.
Tomllnsoa- Scouting Win Daniel
3oone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10

q Unlfsi Press
san Francisco CAL July lt-T're
lrcra dead S ne result % q Ore
whicA destroyed tte mopolian
Hoom.HF house today Fifty men we're
dr4FEed 0at oi the flames by rrsmen
The authorities vil start q search o.
tse rllus today for bodies % other men
Hto are believed t1 be burned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10
TONIGHT

Mauai Movies Make Time Flys
4 craekeriaeE variety show today.
f-Rfeis-f
Tile Hroncho Flm CO presents WH
lism S Hau IS
PINTO Ben
-Rezis-
william S Hart Is the King Of SD
western heroes in tie moving picture
word he does some clever acting
VIVA his famols spotted COW pony in
ih.s humber
The ssEu1e Flm Co presents
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10

A meeting of The senior Epworth
League ot the Methodist church has
been called for tonight al O'Clock a.
ne home q the president Miss Gladys
Kimbro 1890 Sonth Elehth street
RsEalar business of The league aili e.
transacted and every member s urged
20 be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10

THE REEu CASE
VITA AMeu Holubar and Louise Lovely.
e drama q romance love and mys-
rfrr
Jerry Bra1-cn wls detective and
Be vas tired Use doctor ordered him
% cease tha sngrosslrg pursuit q Grim
iaais zor 8 tms and give someone else
charcs Someone else happened rs
1e Bnu- RenfoF. q copper o. the Old
eaieh- en- -in-ihe-aet-aud-rincn crime
aetsaors school Bun vas anxious u
make a name Tar himself and gerry
had 70 sooaer gone or 10 q hunting
lodge % the Adir0ndacks than the Reed
Case broke.
Now enter the heroine Senator
Reed rad q niece young and woadroas
fair Schuyler Hastings wanted her.
ana Schuyler had enough blue blood
io start livestock farm. RE had
money TOO but Was short on accom-
pllshmeHt Helen liked men who did
things. 50 Schuyler resolved % as
something desperate to show that be
vas here
The papers. the next dag ware uu
II the disappearance 81 Helen Reed
Renfroy had bis chance and yalianly
did Pc run down clues. al o. which
came 10 naught Bur ia the meantime
JERRY ohanced upon mystery in the
shape q a beautiful girl locked lu the
cabin nart to bis. and ne put terrible
erimp in the Reed case vhen be waIk-
ed the gang which had captured Helen.
into headquarters and announced his Z
engagement 10 the fair prisoner. aud
Schuyler 10 his sttempt 10 81 a herd.
may sun be motoring to the Adiron-
daeks for au Sc know By coming % f
the sugg you NOT only enjoy the ric-
ture. but also enjoy The comforts 81
The Coolest Place in T0wn.
THEIR AWFUL PREDICAMENT 4
A Nesior comedy with Eddie Lyons
and Lee Moran. the live wires 81 laugh.
land
Vaudeville.
HELEN KELLEY & COMPANY Z
ln 3 physically cultured skt.
THE LADY DEMONSTRATION
Comingion tomorrow. ~Alagdalene al
.he Hils with Mabel Tallaferro.
Coming Thursday Fatty Arbnckle in
BIS laest comedy, "A Reckless Romeo. f
Coming Friday. Pershlng and our
soldiers landing ia France. Don't miss
seeing this picture.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10
Short
Of the TolUIl


suossniy lu
Ars A. p. Truax of Fort Worth.
Texas Who is the guest OF her brother.
T. A Tuax and family i'd Chickasha.
vas taken seriously iu en- Saturday
ana Der hushaad snd alrs. Eva Pudig
ot Fort WORTH have been summoned 20
Der bedside.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10

Nlss Hazei Anen e Ada H visiting
her mother az e1s N7rh safh street
This seek.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10
AMERICAS BOARD
or WAR DIRECTORS
- HoIIis codfrsE.

tDr Hollis Godfrey
; Dr. Hollis Godfrey president
; Of ihe Drsxei Institute. ana
, chairman Of the committee Oh
> Engineering and Education Of
: the Council 81 National De-
= fsnse IS a consulting engineer
, who happens IS BE an educator
; He is bouyant, sunbrowned
= and aciive: talks Ike the edu-
, Gator and but FOR the black
, ribbon to his glasses looks the
; engineer His IS the work Of
; listing the scientists OF the na-
, uou available for special war
; work
, D. Godfrey has charge Of
; such studies as devices for the
: detection of submarines and
, mines ranse finders airaraft
; sappng Instruments. military
= photographs. balloon fabrics
; fabrics for army sickers. new
, explosives nitrate supplies and
; hundreds of other iastramen-
, adiaes for use Of tire govern
> meat
; Dr Godfrey Is doinE what
: perhaps the NEST important
, W0rk q ihs entire Co-nel br
, his constant Inspection 81
, methods O. warfare ara re
= improvement ha ts making .
, Oh INSTRUMENTS. and aru1uz .
, SEES arn to1lns. s m .
? eFr'ae-ia- tsfanas n- :
, paralysis ana ufhHr :
, ae being tested - GODFREY :
, a1i turned orer 60 fe e :
, Usf f,r w .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-10

BUICK -FOUR MAKES GOOD

BUICK FOUR MAKES GOOD
Chas r Williams. agent tor Buick
2ars. received a card from Dr. s. b.
Leeds written from Toukawa. Okla
last week saying Buick roadster
four pulled mud % rain from Pocasset
70 e Reno without chains. ID high
lt surprised me WM be satisfied ii
me ear rontlnIes % perform as il a{a 4"
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-11-16
THOMAS CANNON
Phone II


Mrs. j. Leonard Burt leaves Mon
day for Key West where she will JOIN
Mr.. Burt.
7r,..,.. ~ + croo,,.ood o,,5 /, p
Wrir6t motorod to the city from We
laka Yesterday.
bu'Iet Lo"ua d student at 9tetSoh
C"NetSiII spent SATURDAY ana 0ul-
Gay WIN feIaVINeS'
Sergeant Major Wendell H. Beas-
lev of Camp Wheeler spent the week
end with Mrs. Beasley.
Ma. r. C,.-.,'.,. NJ
roi Gan+i", 10 aF T"soon+ "'t4 C;t ,o .nLs
yisitors in tbo c;+,, nn TmosJa,, r,g "s'
'-'' - '''N ivy va ''''''''
Mrs. {. q. Mccormick Of TallahaS-
see arrived Saturday to be the guest
Of Mrs. II. F. Uric for several weeks.
Miss Putb za,.t g., o,.,o.+,J bo,,,o
this waa],-nnd fron, q jo1imhtf,,l ''t,.'S t,,;,,
70 Detroit and otba,, ro;nts !, I1;oh;p
ran N '''' ''''> ''''''S u" N'''''-
w ~ n,,.i, n.1.1..,
ndo,+arr ottandcj i5o co",.ot, f',o vi Il
indertaEers Of thp ItnitaG St,+0l S",,O' ~ ~
.acksorvfIrn this |yooI 'a,, os.n;.t, ','t,& ~,
of which La has hoo ~, r,,,,l,, %,r,or 10 S,oil
veqrs ''-'''''' sumo
1roa+a,. ,,b,,,. W..
sitS 'SIIEr -1!ogtC ;,I W "-Ion celebrated his
na,tI .Ny" o. Sot, C',uS WIZ pretty children
2''' t% ~ ,s..a ''t'''l 10y alUeI"ooh' Inc 1T
o,,d m az otSIs I.oo G"JoGeu ,,c gameS on the lawn
'lT od i,'' az i,'o te4ieShMGntS We're sery-
TIi TI Py the assisting ladies Mrs. W. A.