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New Britain herald., 1917-02-21
HOW 'MOthcr's' Letter to Madce
 Ended

How ''Mother's'' Letter to Madge Ended. Misses Graham, oh! Missis Graham Vot is matter, you seeck? Plees let me in!"
 katie's anxious high pitched voice outside the door reused me from the reverie into which I had fallen upon learning from my mothers last letter to me. which 1 had just discovered that my father was probably alive and had provided for me. l had no idea how long it had been since l sprang to my feet, dropping the letter in my amazement. I had paced the floor until I was exhausted and then, still with the amazement of it all upon me had sunk into a chair and remained there, staring into vacancy, as l turned over and over in ! my brain the startling news had read.
 l picked up the scattered pages of my mothers letter from the floor, and laying them upon my bed went to the door and admitted Katie, who. bearing huge tray. looked as if she were in danger of dropping it, so wide-eyed and distracted was she
 "'I was 'fraid you seeck, Misses Gra- ham. I mock one, two, three times you no say noting!"
 She set the tray down, then cast a shrewd look around at the old fashioned trunk standing open and at the letter on the bed.
 Dot no good" she said, shaking her head wisely. "dot bring you notings."
 What do you mean, Katie?' I asked.
 "You been looking over old tings, old letters, crying over dem. You mar ried now. better forget everything gone before.'
 A stern reproof for the girls imper- thence trembled upon my lips but one glance at her earnest, W1stful face stillea the speech upon my tongue. The girl was honestly anxious about me. Whatever she had said had been from the depths of her loving, faith full heart.
 "Im Try Not to.
 The absurdity of her surmise struck a humorous note which I sorely needed. Katie supposed me to be incoming over old love letters.
 'I'm sorry did not hear you knock. Katie" I said, gently. ''I was looking over my mothers letters and things. and forgot everything else. Is 1t luncheon time?''
 The girls eyes widened in dismay.
 "Oh, Missis Graham, I not know she said, 'I so sorry. speeck dot way. I fought dose letters"
 "Never mind that now, Katie-let us see what you've brought me for luncheon. Have MT. Graham and his mother eaten yet?
 "I no call dem yet. I bring yours first ting, so it hot Katie returned, and my heart warmed at the know ledge that the girl put me first of all, although I felt constrained to chide her for her action.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21
SIDE TALKS
 BY RUTH CAMERON
The Unnatur al Jealousy.
BY RUTH CAMERON

Is there anything in the world more ignoble than the jealousy that wife or husband will so often feel of the others parent, usually, the mother? Jealousy is an unbeautiful emotion anyway. Of all jealousies, sex jealousy, though the most violent, seems to me the least hideous because it is natural. One can understand and pity because it is planted so deep in human nature that it is interwined with the very sources of life. It takes a almost su- perhuman control not to feel sex jeal- ousy when one seems to have reason for 1t.
 Simply a Form of ScIfshncss.
 But this other jealousy'is not natur- al It is not uncontrol liable. In the majority of cases it is simply man Hesitation of selfishness given free rein, and a narrow and petty state of mind.
 Of course there are cases where the husband or, wife with reason resents the other party's attitude.
 For instance, I know of one wife who insisted on returning to mothers home on her wedding night because she was homesick, and has never been willing to leave it since. l do not think one could blame that husband very much for objecting when he had a home ready for her and her moth CT did not particularly need her. She Wouldn't Speak to Her Daughter
 in-Iaw.
 Again, I know of a husband who permitted his mother, woman of mo-
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21
JACK PICKFORD IN
 BIG FILM FEATURE
72zc-

Jack Pickford in "Seventeen" will share honors with Charlie Chaplin the latter playing in Easy Street. during the last half of the week at keeney's. The film in which the youthful actor will make his bow is a Param ount release. The Chaplin feature is at the top of the program for the entire week and is attracting big crowds to the theater. On the bill with it tonight will be Marie Doro in a picturization of the famous drama, "Diplomacy"
 The vaudeville talent this week in- cludes Dorch and Russell, presenting ng the Musical Railroad; Dena Cooper and company in a dramatic sketch and Holmes and Riley, singers and dancers.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21

torlously peculiar temper, to refuse to speak to his wife though they lived in the same house Cat the mothers de- slfe). Day after day. the mother ad dressed all remarks to her son, ab- solutely ignoring the wife.
 But these are not ordinary casos More typical is the case where a hus- pahd or Wife has gotten into the hab- IL or resenting normal attentions paiu pE the other party to father or mother
 mat is just what it is, a habit. a t"lst of mind in that direction. Tie Kcscnts Everything She Does For
 Her Mother.
 hhoW husband who appears to loNe his wife and yet who sometimes makes her life a hell because he re- sen's everything she does for her mother. Not long ago the mother was III ana the daughter was obliged to 'eaNe ner nome for a week to take care or her until a nurse could be round. She left a good maid and ar ranged so far as she could, for every thlng. Yet when she came back her husnand would hardly speak to her. She IS hi2hstrung woman and tho sense of being torn between two needs is terrible to her.
 How can anyone who loves be so cruel to the loved one?
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21
"RAMONA' ECLIPSES
 ALL FILM EFFORTS

At Fox's tonight George Walsh in the super Fox production. Melting Millions" chapter six of The Great Secret" with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne, will be shown. This weeks release of the Fox film comedy "The Bon Bon Tiot" is also included.
 lre sensation of the season, "Ra- mona" in 12 reels is scheduled This is the most wonderful western love drama ever produced in the pictures. Fifty-one recorded failures to trans late Helen Hunt Jackson's wonderful romantic story, Ramona" into ac- ceptable operatic form have been re-
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21
GORGE ARLISS AT
 PARSONS TONIGHT

The engagement of George Arliss at Parsons thcater tonight and to- morrow witt. a special matinee to- morrow is Of exceptional interest, as the distinguished actor in his revival of the Barrie comedvs The Profess sor's Love Story" offers something wholly different, in the way of eccen- tric characterization, from his previ- ous role. A 5 the abstracted scholar in the youngIsh- old period of the ear ly forties he has a delightful part.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21
SCORES
 HIT IN REVIVAL

During an entire quarter of cen- turv Diplomacy" has not been seen in New Britain. This celebrated old drama was the first show that ever played at the local playhouse. It performs two missions this week in revival It marks the Silver Jubilee of the Lyceum and it bids farewell to T. J. Lynch, who passes up the active management of the theater aft CT a quarter of a century in office.
 The Walter Naylor players have
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21

trieved by a success as remarkable as the failures. It is the longest big picture opera ever made. One we'll known critic declared, Tt is the
 farthest north in motion pictures, nothing has been done in Europe or America to equal it. The show will run continuously on Friday and Sat urday.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-21

II seems to be certain that all the new l4ats for spring will be aspiring ones; in other words, they must have height, even though it is produced wholly by wings or ribbon.
The courier-index., 1917-08-03
WHEN YOU WAKE UP DRINK GLASS
 OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from system before putting more
 food into stomach.
Says inslde-bathing makes any one look and feel clean,
 sweet and refreshed.

Wash yourself on the inside before breakfast like you do on the outsiue This is vastly more important Decause the skin pores do not absorb impurf ties into the blood, causing iiiness' while the bowel pores do. ,~
 For every ounce of food and drinn taken into the stomach, nearly an ounce of waste material must DO carried out of the body. If this was'o material is not eliminated day by day it quickly ferments and generates poisons, gases and toxins which al9 absorbed or sucked into the pioou stream, through the lymph ducts wnlon should suck only nourishment to su' tain the body. .o ' A splendid health measure IS V drink, before breakfast each day. glass of real hot water with tes spoonful of limestone phosphate n .S which is a harmless way to wasa these poisons, gases and toxins irou, the stomach, liver, kidneys anu bowels; thus cleansing, sweetehlns and freshening the entire alimehsa..oc a.o canal before putting more food my the stomach. os.
 A quarter pound of limestone phos, phate costs but very little at the ue ulne store but is sufficient to make ahy1an 1an an enthusiast on inside-bathing. msn to and women who are accustomeu sr s wake up with dull. aching neau su ~ have furred, tongue, bad taste, naSsc ,sc breath, sallow complexion, others "r or have bilious attacks. acid stomacn ,ro. S. constipation D are assured or pi,h ph nounced improvement in both healsu and appearance shortly.
The courier-index., 1917-08-03

22O-Willie Bolds, Marianna. 813-Lenzie Long, Council. 304-David Dunn. Marianna. 1169-Frank J. Davis, Moro. 876-Willie Williams, Council. 384-Bessie Holden, Mariannas
 2600 188-Sammie Alls, Marianna. 956-Walter Hughes. Thomasville. 2O98-Morris Richardson, Goodwin 471-Ezekiel Miller, Marianna. 2180-Wesley Parks, Askew. 89-Marshall Williams, Mariana.
 R. F. D. 2. 2160-Tom Cannady, Rosalee. 698-Andrew Wilson, Marianna. 261-Walter Cheers, Marianna. 9O8-Earl Brewer. Marianna, R. ? 1330-Ed Mcdaniel, Moro. 172-Roy Vance Williams, Mariana 1733-Isaae- Stevenson, Brickeys. 191s-Henry Tyson, Haynes. 200-Libby Bailey. Marianna. 2636-Louis Willims, L Grnge 376-Joe Hicks. Marianna. 192-Will Anderson, Marianna. Z 233-Hugh Luther Branson, Mari
 anna.
 2093-Elbert McMullin. Moro. 977-Water Lockhart, Marianna, R.
 F. D. 1.
 795 Ossie Harris, Council. 2218-Emmett Allen, Mariana R. B 1522-Herbery Mccoy, Aubrey. 578-Sam Saddler. Marianna.
 2625 1662-Walter Horton, Brickeys 2O3-Done Banks, Marianna. 1870-Octa Milan, Mariannn. 611-Ed Taylor, Marianna. 403-Neiley Gwinn Jackson, Marl-
 anna. 196-David Armelin. Marianna. 22O5-Robert Lee McGinis, Rondo
The courier-index., 1917-08-03

cil.
 2133-Frank Sutton, Marianna. 2424-Will Jordan, Dansby. 1O44-Isiah Bell. Soudan.
 2325 587-Levi Shaw, Marianna. 2115-Press Boxley, Marianna. 828-Albert Green Mcdonald,
 Hughes.
 1911-Jasper Smith, Clifton. 141O-James E, Harrell, Aubrey. 937-Leroy Edawrds. Thomasville. 49O-Clark Morganfield, Marianna 34O-Burns Govan, Marianna. 1792-James H. May. Palestine. 1431-Henry Brooks, Aubrey. 7O6-William Woods >Marianna. 729-Ben Koskey. Council. 4O1-Albert Jackson, Marianna. 719-Tommy Wright, Marianna. 18O2-Arthur L. Shafer, Goodwin. 515-Walter Nickles. Marianna. 1669-Mose Irven, Brickeys. 26O1-Mathews McGuffey. La
 Grange.
 1100-Geo. Mclean, Soudan. 255-Ethel Cauley, Marianna. 568-John Robinson, Marianna. 538-Bill Day Pitmen, Marianna. 1569-Walter Thornton, Rondo. 1356-Chas. D. Boy Russell. Moro. 2284-Henry Sutton, Marianna, R.
 R. F. 3. 2138-Will Bouchillon, Askew. 1706-Elezer Perino, Brickeys. 252S+Leon White, Marvell. R. 2. 1648-Ben Greer, Brickeys. 2555-Alonzo Buford, La Grange. 22-Harry Robert Browning, Mari
 anna.
 1412-Daniel w. Holland, Aubrey. 219a-William Clendon Adams.
 Rondo.
 171-George Torney Whitenton'
 Marianna. -234-Clarence Brazeh, Marianna, R
 F. D. 1.
 53-Eugene Sykes Franklin. Mari
 anna.
 276-Luther Crayton, Marianna. 1371-Walter Stokes. Thomasville. 774-Leroy Dunlap, Council. 2547-Tom Franklin Parker, La
 Grange. 439-Jas. Ladell, Marianna. 820-Ed Lewis, Hughes. 1958-Ross Garner. Marianna. 19sO-Harry Taylor, Marianna, R.
 F. D. 225-Daniel Bowens, Marianna. 2431-Walter Leggs, Haynes. William Jackson Hughes.
 Haynes. 517-Julius Augustus Norment.
 Marianna. 251O-Jace Marshall, Marvell, R. 2. 1122-John Steward, Soudan. 85-George Huggins, Marianna. 893-Rex Alexander Russell. Mari
 anna, R. 1. 72-Thomas Eugene Hobbs. Mari
 anna.
 61O-Burl Tate, Marianna. 1352-Isaac Rogers, Moro. 152-Frederick Clifford Starratt,
 Marianna.
 2351-Jesse Green Phillips. Haynes 2343-Robert E. Lee, Haynes. 520-Garrett O'Neal, Marianna. 967-Milton Johnson, Marianne. R.
 F. D. 1.
 William Hayes Chinault, Mari
 anna.
 2004-James Brown. Rondo. 1434-Odie Lee Berket, Marianna. 13S8-Robert Woods, Moro. 688-Leaner Gowder Williams,
 Marianna.
 472-Henry Miller, Marianna. 1778-John H. Douglas, Palestine. 1342-David Payne. Moro. 1308-James Harp. Moro. 484-Lee Moore, Marianna. 2266-Augustus Pitts, Rondo. 722-King Yancey, Marianna. 2395-Ervins Dawson, Haynes. 2400-Richard Finney. Haynes. 159O-Jack Eaks, Brickeys.
 24O0 314-Robert Dean Filler, MariaRna. 162-Paul Austin Vaughn, Marian
 ma.
 1862-Andson w. Jones, Marianna. 1006-Albert Swanson, Thomasville
 Box 57
 181-Harry Jack Word. Marianna. 632-Peter Turner, Clifton. 1816-William Bonds. Marianna 1AQQ Horvav Hafa At1hrov
The courier-index., 1917-08-03

2O16-John Frye, Aubrey, R. E. D. 1O19-Grove Vasser. Wynne. 25O1-Romeo Walters, Marianna R.
 F. D.
 1646-Preist Gates, Brickeys. 2227-James Smith, Rondo. 114O-Dave Williams, Soudan. 2162-Pete Crosby. Askew. 7O8-Henry Woodson, Marianna. 992-John Newton, Marianna R. l. 495-Ira V. Morris, Marianna. 68-Dick Hardin, Marianna. 1446-Allenies Carter. Aubrey. 654-Solomon Watson, Marianna. 263O-Augusta Williams, La 1475-Allen Gray, Aubrey. 366-William Hart, Mariana. 1261-John Coffee. Moro. 1664-Sherman Harper, Brickeys 2O21-Arthur Jones, Aubrey R. F. D 537-Madison Peppers, Marianne. 1738-Arthur Thomas, Brickeys. , 2357-William B. Thomas. Haynes 66-H. H. Hall, Marianna. '1987-Rivers Woods, Pillow Mound 718-Paul Wright, Marianna. 752-Charlie Brooks, Peters. 227-Lewis Brasco. Marianna, R. 1 William Lucas, Marianna. 29O-Walter Davis, Marianna. 399-Ed Irons, Marianna.
 2525 2464-Mack Smith, Dansby. 1328-Neely Mccoy. Moro. 1753-L. E. Wigul, Brickeys. 281-Thomas Dangerfield, Marian
 ma. 448-Charlie Lindsey, Marianna. 673-Jesse Weemes, Brickeys. 2437-James Morris. Haynes. 464-Jim McNeal, Marianna. 730-William Lloyd Puersley, Mari 112S-Winifrey Tomlin, Soudan. 1O89-Elbert Riser, Soudan. 1672-Talmage Jackson. Brickeys. 110-Mc McLendon, Marianna. 512-Elias Nesbitt, Marianna. 2251-Mose Johnson, Rondo. 1880-Ersing Miles, Clifton. 894-Chas. Russell. Mariana, R. 1 370-Henry Henderson, Marianna 2382-Walter Carroll, Mariana. 1124-Willie Spraggins, Soudan. CVO-<AlbCIt A-CS kotINty Il0I idi6s
 Stanley. Aubrey. 1841-Joseph Green, Marianna. 1259-Wesley Carey. Townsville 1253-Dutch Brown, Moro.
 255O 2500-Stanley Hays, Marvell. 2422-Coley Ingram. Haynes. 143-Wiliam John Pablmam, Mari
 anna.
 2520-Joe Sanders, Marvell. 1488-Henry Ingram, Aubrey. 120-Robert Donnie Meadows, Mari
 anna.
 434-Lymn Kimple. Marianna. 256-Hosea Cayton, Marianna. 2210-Jesse Tilgham. Lexa. 2294-Oscar White, Lexa 621-Ephrom Thomas, Marianna. 660-Lawrence Whitaker. Marianna 2468-James Templeton, Haynes. 1402-Jessie Smith Bonner, Aubrey 1060-Eli Dodson, Soudan. 2176-Jessie James Murrill, Askew 12O3-Robert Thomas Norman,
 Moro. 485-Nick Moore, Marianna. 2-Rupert Guy Apple, Marianna. 2048-Richard Hubbs, Goodwin. 264-Robert Chisum, Marianne. 1088-David Johnson. Haynes. 2l5-Tom Lee Bennett, Marianna. 500-Will Moton, Marianna. 385-Robt. Holdman, Marianna.
 2575
 1418-Henry Bert Sanders, Aubrey 1130-William Thompson, Soudan. 1681-Buck Jones, Brickeys. 3-Oscar Baker, Mariana. 2285-Scott Turner, Mariana. 1157-Cleve Burns, Moro. 710-John w. Woodson. Marianna. 1793-Vassar Mathews, Goodwin. 678-Ernest Gordon Mathews, Mari
 anna.
 2149-Edgar E. Mckinney, Askew. 1473-Jobie Griffin, Aubrey. 1185-Frank Porter. Palestine. 706-Willie Wingfield, Marianna. 508-Richard Murphy, Marianna. 505-Johnnie Mullens, Marianne. 1948-Arthur Campbell, Marianna. 737-Tom Akins. Council. 2349-Ogar Clyde Osborn, Haynes. 2028-Carlack Maten, Aubrey.
The courier-index., 1917-08-03

599-James Sheppard, Marianna. f375-Stephen TerrVy Moro. 1782-Benjam F. Jones, Palestine 243-Samuel Benjamin Bryant.
 Marianna. 12O6-Vatie Gillian Polk, Moro. 686-Junius Williams, Marianna. 170-Earl Wellington, Marianna. 1942-John Hannon, Marianna, k.
 F. D.
 367-Alonzo Hatch. Marianna. 2140-Steve Methias Cook, Peters. 651-Willie Ward, Marianna. 324-Tom Fletcher, Marianna. 5O2-Jesse Mullen, Marianna. 2259-Richard McClue, Rondo 723-Sidney Tuckett. Marianna. 888-Eric Adley Names, Marianna,
 R. F. D. 1. 25S7-Hosey Harden, Marianna, R.
 F. D. 3. 1O1-Clennie Lee Lindsey, Marian
 na.
 116-Henry H. Markley. Marianna 2635-Eddie Williams, La Grange 795-Robt. Hamlin, Council. 1960-Hiram Harper, Marianna. 535-Elsie Pierce, Marianna. 193-Clarence Andrew, Marianna. 333-Wade Fuller. Marianna. 1812-Gabriel Burnett, Palestine. 853-Dan Kicks, Brickeys 794-Willie Clay Hester, Hughes. 1165-Arthur Columbia Camp,
 Moro.
 235-,Abe Brooks, Marianna. 1991-Arthur Gentis. Rondo. 2248-FraRk Hardin, Rondo. 1271-Joe Clark, Thomasville. 2079-Balum Duke, Wheatley. {, 971-John Jones, Marianna. 1524-Geo. McButler, Thomasville 2576-Lee German. Marianna R. F.
 D. 8.
 1944-John Parson Thomas, Mari
 anna.
 330-Wiley Fulcher, Marianna. 147-John Mack Sandifer, Marian.
 na. \39-Allen Cranberry Davidson,
 Marianna. 653-Luther James Watson. Mari  273-Martin Cannon, Marianna. 670-Lee Andrew Williams, Brick
 eys.
 510-Ed Nelson, Marianna. 917-Robert Barnes, Marianna. R.
 F. D. 1. 35-Henry Crouch, Marianna. 1316-June King, Thomasville. 2556-Joe Bryant, La Grange. 1762-George Webber. Brickeys. 765-Eddie Carter, Council. 47-John Leonard Farmer, Marian
 na.
 2477-Amos Wilhite, Haynes. 1840-I. z. Grissom, Clifton. 936-Will Edwards. Marianne, R.
 F. D. 1. 111-James Calvin McMickle. Mari
 anna.
 1444-Uriel Cannon, Aubrey. 1623-Will Coleman, Brickeys. 364-Charlie Harry, Marianna. 2129-Benny Rice. Marianna. 2156-Clinton Leslie Tidwell, Askew 125-Robert Lee Nixon, IT,, Mari
 anna.
 1731-Bertie Smith, Brickeys. 522-Henry Outlaw. Marianna. 1555-Ssal Slaughter, Aubrey. 466-Jim Mannel Marianna 74-Aaron Benton Holland, Mari-
 anna,
 2377-Hartzell Brooks, Haynes. 626-Jack Thompson. Marianna. 591-Ed Stovall, Marianna. 503-Hosa Mullens, Marianna. 295-Jerry Dennis, Marianna. 2083-Frank Hunter, Goodwin. 1244-Brager Bradley. Moro. 1941-Huston Cole, Marianna. 865-Daniel Taylor, Council. 177-William Geo. Winters, Mari anna.
 167-Doyle E. Webb, Marianna. 1532-Wesley Peters. Aubrey. 1340LClabe Perkins, Moro. 2527-Eugene Washington, Mar
 yell, R. F. 201-Mike Bailey, Marianna. 141-Ernest Dean Hummer. Mari
 anna.
 754-Marshan Bates, Peters, 1825-Will Diamond, Marianna. 9O8-Lee Braswell, Marianna. R. 1. 842-John Mark Peters, Council.
The courier-index., 1917-08-03

FOR SALE CHEAP-Lot 3, Block 3, Rodgers plat to Marianna. Ad, dress Mrs. c. H. Bryan, 2522 Pearl Ave-, Fort Worth, exas. TSP
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-25
MONEY TO LOAN

FURNITURE. pianos and notes as security
$40 mo-. H. goods. total cost, $3.50
$40, mo-. endorsed notes, total cost, $3.50.
Smaller. large am'ts proportionate rate
PROFlDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
lS3 Rose Bldg. 18TH and Farnam. Ty. 6ss
LEGAL RATE LOANS
ssf'oV sz4UOO or more
Easy payments Utmost privacy.
$40 Paxton Blk. Tel, Doug 2995
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-25
HIATT CO.,
REAL ESTATE-B'ness Pr'pty
u A. WOLF. Realtor, Ware Blk Specialist
IN downtown business property
REAL ESTATE-Investment

APARTMENT.
s75,0O0--lncome IL per cent; one year
old: very fine location; mortgage $4,000
and will accept $4,000 in trade: bal
ance cash or negotiable papers,
CALKINS & CO.,
Douglas 1913, City Nat. Bank Bldg,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-25
REAL EsTATE-Investment


Al FpbLlI AOl1lo-Ns
Close-In Improved Real Estate Invest
ment. al l9th and Charles Streets.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2GTH AT 10 A. NJ.
Sale takes place on the premises.
40 II. frontage on the Florence Blvd,
Gsth ST.. and 74-foot frontage on Charles
Street.
Buildings consist of one e-story brick
store building with living rooms up
stairs, facing 18th St: / frame store
building, facing 18th St; six-room resi-
dences. facing Charles Street
The above property Is permanently
rented and brings a good income. owner
very old and don't care to bother with
rental property.
Property clear Of all incumbrance and
will be sold on above date with no re-
strictions.
Terms: Cash when papers are delivered
to purchaser.
JAMES L. DowD, Auctioneer
MRS. SOPHIE DoLLow. owner.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-25

DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN.
Frame, four apartments. Rents for $50
to $50 per month, Needs repair. Close
in Chance to make some money. $3.50.
w. T. GRAHAM, Bee Bldg.
The Springfield herald., 1917-07-20
SetonSburg

Golda Hodges entertaine'! the
Young Peoples Sunday school
class Sunday.
Walter Briles made u trip to "
mar Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. e G.. Mca 81 - d
G. j. Coburn and daughter Lera,
ate Sunday dinner with Sh'on
Brown and family.
M. Il. Jordan was cuhnt,-
seat visitor Wednesday
The ball game Sa,urha, he.
tween Clyde and Su.ny..t,i'' VA
very interestipg-13 to IA III f.
yor of Clyde.
Quite number OF the youu&'
people of this neighborhoo. at
tended tn. party at Eikleberry s
Thursday night.
The Springfield herald., 1917-07-20
R|cHtAND

Lewis Eaton and family at
tended church and took dinner
at Rich's Sunday.
Edward Lockwood is still
painting at Springfield.
A teacher has been hired for
Richland academy and school
will open the first Monday in Sep.
tember.
A ball game was played be.
tween Creek Indian and Richard
Saturday. Creek Indian won
by 3 to 6.
Richland will go to Stonington
Friday night for school rally.
They want all the studends they
can get. They will have the first
second and third years work
this year. Miss Blanch Knight
of Friendwood, Texas, will be
principal.
The Springfield herald., 1917-07-20
View

George Zirkle and family. OF
Gate, Okla, and Mrs. Earl Han
kins and little son of Wichita,
Kans.,. visited Mrs. Zirkle's par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Han.
kins. last week. returning home
Sunday. Mrs. Earl Hankins re-
mained for a longer visit.
Will Hancock and wife of near
Clayton, New Mex, are visiting
bis mother this week.
Fred Crawford returned home
Friday from the harvest fields
near Pratt, kans.
George Zirkle and family, w.
M. Rankins and family, Asa
Hess and Joe Hankins went to
Two Buttes Wednesday on q
fishing trip, returning home
Thursday.
V. M. Miller's sister and fami-
ly and brother Earl of Oklahoma
are visiting him this week.
Orval Mccoy started for Pratt,
Kans., Sunday, to work through
thresting.
The Springfield herald., 1917-07-20
Zion Chapel

Some fine rains of late.
Harvesting wheat and rye is
the order Of the day in this vicin-
ity.
F. M. Strube and family and
Mrs. Mauck from Flues visited
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Maucle rename; orrr for
IL weeks visit with Mrs. Fl. e
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman and
daughter Cora returned to Kan
sas lastt week after visiting at
B. F. billions.
The young folks started sing
ing again Sunday night. They
will meet each Sunday night ut
the school house. All are wei
come.
The Springfield herald., 1917-07-20

ment National Guard, and asking
what Ba:a county boys had join
ed.
regret to impart the informa-
ton that not a single Baca coun-
ty ooy has responded.
Mark you. 1 had about twenty
or thirty promises from Baca
county. each Of which is broken.
The Regiment is completed up
to minimum strength and we
are now mobilizing to reach war
strength. However. we still
have room for number of more
men, and if any of the Baca
county boys really desire to
serve their country an opportun-
ity is open for them and l shall
be glad to have them.
l indeed regret that the little
county in which l held court for
so many years, and for whose
people entertained SO much re.
gard, has not seen at to offer q
single man to this regiment.
Yes, l remember meeting you
many times in Baca county, and
entertain a very kind recollection
of my acquaintance with you.
Yours truly,
Jesse G. Northcutt