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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-01-13

other special districts. over a railway
mileage Ct 14.65 miles, at $321.31S per
miles. Tax s66.32, penalties $3.50,
costs So; total tax $74.95.
Wells, Fargo & Company That
certain property belonging to the
Wells, Fargo & Co, to-wit: The right
to carry express and the right to
transact all business commonly done
and transacted by Wells, Fargo &
Co., over the railway mileage oper-
ated by the S. p. r. r. Co. within the
County of Humboldt, State of Nevada.
Said Wells, Fargo & Co. operate with
in the limits of the Oreana School
District, in said County and State,
and exclusive of other special dis
tricts, oyer a railway mileage of S,575
miles, at $321.3S1 per mile. Tax
S41.13, penalties SAIL, costs 50; total
tax $47.24.
Weaver, George M.-SWA NWA
and NWA SWH Sec. IA; So NJ
and M Sh Sec. Is; SEA NEA Sec.
16, TIP. AZ N, r. 81; sen SWA Sec.
30; So So Sec. 30, TIP. 46 N, R. SO
E., containing $40 acres 2nd-class
grazing land. Tax 1857, penalties
1856, costs 50; total tax $30.13.
Wright, j. G.-NEA Sec. is, TIP. 80
N, r. 80 E., containing 160 acres.
Tax 1852, penalties $0.65, costs 81;
total tax 1917.
White Alps Nevada Mining Co.,
Patented mining claims: Survey No.
1919, White Alps, Lucky Boy No. 1
and Lucky Boy No. 2, in Rosebud
Mining District. Tax SPOTS, penal
ties sos, costs 81; total tax $24.S3.
WOrswick, Mrs. L. Mot As,
Block 7, East Rochester. Tax 5000,
penalties s0.07, costs 81; total tax
$2.76.
Wallace, Mrs. Arletta-Nh NEA,
SEA NEH and NEA NWA Sec. "a,
TIP. As N, r. 30 E.; SWASWA Sec.
10, TIP. As ~, r. 81 E., containing 200
acres, with improvements; household
furniture, 1 wagon, / saddle horse, 4
driving horses, l milch cow, 20 chick
ems. Tax s21.10, penalties $2.11, costs
81; total tax $25.21.
Woods, Emmett R.-Nh SEA Sec.
20, Tp. Il N, R. 80 E., containing so
acres. Tax 1919, penalties sO.32,
costs 50; total tax 1851.
Wlnnemucca Town
Abel, j. F.-Lots 10, IL and Il,
Block IA. in Lower Winnemucea;
residence on Lots 10. II and II, Block
IA. Tax $51.49. penalties $5.15, costs
50. total fay S58 81
Berra, JAS. S. Lots 20 and 10.
Block S, Upper Winnemucca; cabin
on Lots 10 and 20. Block S, Upper
Winnemucca. Tax s2.S5, poll tax 50,
penalties $0.59, costs 81; total tax
SS.44.
~Franceschi, AllessiO-Lots Is, IA,
Is and 16. Block S, Upper Winnie
mucca; cabin on Lots IS, IA, Is and
is, Block S. Tax $7.S6, poll tax So,
penalties $1.09. costs 50; total tax
1895.
Meth, Chas., Estate-The Sc one
half of Lot 3. Block T, in Lower
Town. Winnemucca. Tax $43.36,
penalties $4.34. costs 81; total tax
s49.7O.
Wells, Fargo & COmpany-That
certain property belonging to Wells,
Fargo & Company, to-wit: The right
to carry express and the right to
transact all business commonly done
and transacted by said Wells, Fargo
e. Company over the railway mileage
operated by the Southern Pacific
Railway Company within the limits
of the Town of W~innemucca, County
Of Humboldt. State of Nevada; 2.3
miles at $321.31S per mile. Tax
s20.03, penalties So, costs 81; total
tax $24.03.
LOyelOck Town
unknown Owners-Lots z and s,
Block 8. Lovelock. Tax SS.71. penal-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02

telo la primera vez, la segunda, a.
ceptandolo como despecho. ..pero
no mas. Y el ha querido que tn rec
tificases I'm POGO tn conducta, y tn no
lie has hecho case, y has seguido CO.
metiendo ~ligerezas, y este es todo...
Pepita, con mas sinceridad que an
ties Y asomo de dolor real
mo, no es ESQ TODD! Hay mas,
que til no sabes, que yo %presumia, pc
70 que no crei llegara a ser Hay.
que Javier Sc ha casado por conve-
niencia, por interes, con una rlca,
con una que tiene mas que yo......
Me 10 dijeron y no 10 crei Pero va
veo que ha podido mas ell interes que
Ell carino que decia tenerme. NO to-
do era lealtad y sufrir mis- caprichos,
V mis- desdenes, y mis- ligerezas, ma
ma.
Cleric; habra existido csc in
terGs; pero antes existio ell otro, ell
puro, tn carino; y 81 en- vez de abu-
rrirle y jugar o su amor, como 10
has hecho, hubieras sabido ]retenerle
V cultivarle, hoy tie ahorrarias esta
amargura porque, a traves de tn des-
pecho y de tu colera. veo claramen-
tie tn amargura, e claramente 10
u lie querias.... Aquf tienes ell re-
sultado de tn conducta. lie servl-
"a de escarmiento esta pena de hoy!
Creo que es llegada la bora de que
rectifiques un POGO tn concepto de
las cosas... No hiciste hasta ahora
mas u bailar Y bailar locamente.. -.
Y acaso has matado "a mejor illusion
de tn vida entire vueltas de walls.
Por J. Ortiz de PINEDO,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02
CONSERVA A SUS NLNOS
EN- PERFECTA SALUD
FL Jarabe de Pepsn1 eel Dcetor'
CGidweIl ha sido Po muchos
amos ell ta1un'e gu, psan
las familias

Ia Sra Aug. Doei,eteld Dc CaclTI"
ii. escrir!" racir2teI:cnrs al Dr.
Caldwell q Monticello, H., para Ma
nife,;ar cue NJ usado ei Jarabe de
Pensiua del Or. Caldwell en ST ca
-. Dor muchoS amos, ' que por min
cun c3ncept5 deja-a de usarlc, pues
con ci ha pCdido mantener Ell per
fec.a saluG 4 sus cuatro hijoS.
Ri J.ru6e De Pepsi2a del D. Caid-
we'll es uua ccmbinaciCa de simpies
i.rrbas laxantcS con pcpSina, que
un...u en- JOS intcstInos De una name,
RI natural y fjc:i, rc@Glarizando 4
alciun de esJu iDportanCe parte &c,
eucrpo. Cast -od:s las enfermeda-
DIES comuncS 4 los nlnos tlenca So
origen en- los intestmOs. por 10 que
IN la:.ante suave Y cficaz como e.
Jarabe de PepSina del DR.. Caldwell
EcbcrIa usarse en- todos los hogaccs.
Is agradablc el paladar ' les gusta
g los ninos. sienGo tambi6n eXCeiente
para los adu!rCS.
RI Jaya0e lie Pepsina del DR.. Cald-
We'll SC vyuGe en- tOdaS las GroCUcriaS
: cincuenra centayos II botella. Pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02

-Cuando sc casa una mujer ara
be. la madre lie da los siguientes con-
saios: "Abandonas ell nido para vlvlr
con IN hombre a cuya companla no
estas acostumbrada. TIE aconsejo que
te contentes con POGO; procura all
mentar bien a tn esposo y vela su
suenc, porque Ell hambre ocasiona Ia
ira v ell insomnia provoca el NAL hu-
NOR Sc muda para sus secretos; no
te muestres melancolica cuando e!
este alcgre, nj allegro cuando ell este
triste."
nnfrrn frrnn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02
TN hacendado de
Stockdale, Tex, au-
mento Is libras con
el t6nico TANLAC
Henry Stone sufrio durante 10 amos
hasta que ell t0nico Tan
lac 10 san0
DESAPARECE SU ENFERMEDAD.

"Digo a listed la veIdad al mani
festarle que ne aumentado ounce IL
bras desde que estoy leonardo el to-
nico Tanlac, y NE siento mas fuerte
Y mucho mejor Ell todos sentidos que
como he estado en- muchos amos, di-
10 Henry Stone en- conversation
cue tuvo recientemente o cl re-
prcsentante especial del tonico Tan
lac. Ell Sr. Stone es nm h~acendado
perfectamente bien conocido en- Stock
dale, Texas.
"Muchas veces en- los ultimos diez
ancs he sufrido tanto de calambres,
que niaterialmente doblaban mi cuer-
DO los dolores. Sufria de indigestion
aguda, y algunas personals me de-
clan que tenia calculos en la vejiga,
y cuandc estos ataques me venian,
los sufrimiertos que me aquejaban
cram terriblcs, tanto que IN
frio banaba mi frente, y Sc me nu-
medecia tanto la cabcza como 81 la
hubiera sumergido en una tina de
aqua. Estos achaques me dejaban
tan debil, que por varios dias NE veia
imposlbilitado para d~esempelar cual-
quler trabaJo, por ~scncillo que fue-
ra.
"Mi higado estaba en- muy malaS
condolences, y continramente iba per-
diendo mi vida y energias, sinticn-
dome enfermo del est6mago y con
terribles dolores de cabeza, Los ali
mentos que tomaha no podia dlgerir-
los, Y me o~casionaban la formation de
gases que ME traiar horribles dolo-
res en- ell pecho. E,staba tan debil y
abatido, que cuando no tcnia los ca
lambres dc que he hab!ado, me SEN
ia a pesar de clio como 81 %estuviera
ldiota Y bueno para NADIA, preocupan-
dome sobre manera el estado de sa-
lud en- que ME encontraba, y pensan-
do que la VIDA no valia la pena de
pasarla en- este murdo. Todos los
remedies que probe para mi enfermc-
dad fallaron en- darme alivio alguno,
V va cast habia perdido Ia esperanto
lie volver a encontrarnte bien de sa-
lud, c:ando lei I'm articulo en- los pc
| rlodico; sobre ell tonico Tanlac, y me
6ecidi a hacer una prueba con esta
medicinal.
.Sinceramente, desde ell primer iia
| que empece a tomarlo me he sentl-
do meior dia cen dia. Al principle
volvi a tener I'm recrudccimiento de
mis- achaques, pero va no he vuelto
a sentirme Modesto ahsolutamente y
ahora me siento perfectamentc bien
Diariamente estoy ~aumentando en- pc
so y de fuerzas, Y para la fecha he
logrado reponerme ounce libras mas
de 10 que pesaba cuando empece a
tomar el tGnico Tanlac.
"Creo honradamente que el t0nico
Tanlac es una medicinal excelcnte. y
con gusto la recomcndare en- cual-
quier oportunidad que Sc me prcsen-
tie, puesto que a mi me ha hecho COM
prender que la vida es agradable, des-
pucs de haber sufrido tanto y por
tan largo tempo"
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co, 407 E.
Houston St, y por Ia f. }. II. Meters
Pharmacy, 1922 West Commerce ST..
bajo la direction personal de I'm re-
presentante especial del Tanlac.
ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02
PIECES CONTRA MOSQUITOES

Para con.Datir ell paludismo en- las
colonias f~rancesas, N. Jean Legendre
ha tenido la idea de utilizar, contra
las larvas de mosquitoes, la avidez de
ciertos peces. FL ciprino dorado ha da
do excelentes resultados en- Madagas-
ar. en- donde Sc desarrolla 0 una
rapidez sorprendente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02

ra evitar imitaciones Y substitutes IN
electives. cerciorese de que lie den el
Jarabe de Pepsina del DR.. Caldwell.
Yea que la flrma en- facsimil del Dr..
Caldwell Y su retrato aparezcan er
Ia GAIA amarillo ell que va empaca-
ia cada botella. Puede listed obtc-
rer una botella de mucStra CratIa.
dirigiendose por escrlto al Dr.. W. 3.
Caldwell 40 Washington St. Morfl-
cello. Illinois.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02

sS GA NsSA NNSS SNNN-
da de fiesta en- fiesta, de jaleo Ell
ia!eo...... Anoche de bale, hoy de
bale: llevas toda la semana de bale.
No Sc como no re cansas, no tie aou-
RES. Debicras cstar destrozada,
molida
Pepita, dejandose caer en- un sofa,
vicndo:
Mama, 81 ESQ me divierte! Pc
70 ticncs raz6n, (algunas veces me
duclen los pies de tanto d%anzar),
va 10 / c que nc duelcn. iPero no
jm2orta. Me divierto mucho.
-Te divicrtes mucho..... cQulen
10 duda? iPero a costa de que? Pues
dc tn buena fama, de tn seriedad...
Todo cl mundo sabe que themes no.
VIC Y que esta fuera, y no parece
bien en- una muchacha que ticne e!
rovio fue.a, ESQ de que Sc pase Ia
vida bailando con unos Y con otSoS.
81 Javier 10 supiera.....
Hep'ta' leV@ht"hu"Se' "ceIe"i"'S'
2 un bucaro de flores frcacas. Il
de las cualcs arranca jugando:
-'"''ei "o .
.-Javier no es I'll novio. en- cs-
te momento. Pero 10 ma sldo Y M
dciado Dc scrlo para volver 4 serIo
ot;a vez. \ manana mismo que VI
ricra vo,vcriamoS a las andadaS. \
til sabcs Ia poca gracia que lie haccn
tus ~locuras.
10 s;crto nnncho Pero mis- To-
.,,~.s co,o uamais ii y otros
uuob.s ,o,..o,,s crc u,a 50 Jivier.
=, -, j,5o h,coD , ase c,bar,c-
= W Gov, al :, = mo oricre asi
L.L.; 10 Immune No ~n;orso rec
.;ro.. ~, No -, rrr h;or do cs-
=. -, ooor+o tod, - r-asnorsa-
t;I;d.a ID NJ. o.+os .Oyos ma
49,. la,.,r+ardo soIam,emcnte mn
dodo ,,orisimo a irdice de IN maro
darecha-No diras que no ME pongo
saria Accnto toda Ia responsabili-
d.d do mis- actosr
Co.. acknowledgements.
~. -: 1aa.ka.I l., 49, 49,,
oa14o~ VI or:.
~;o@. o,,a F,a,.,s mn ,o.o mis- sorana.
WIS r~ef,ay;vo mas de otra ma
nera,
DE otra esa es la pala-
bra - Pcni+a so RE -Todo el mundo
50 n en- yolverle ! uno de otra
manera. Made da gusto tai Qua! es.
Sc babIa de Fulanito. 81. muy for
ma. muy formaI.... Demasiado
| formal. De puro formal resulta So
50. Moraleia. la formalidad es un
Inconvenience. Sc habla de Mengani-
10. Tn bun muchacho; pero tan To-
CO. tan loco.... 81 fuera IN POGO
mas formal.... Moraleia: la forma-
Tdad es nm articulo de Drimera necc-
s;dsd Dc donde SO deduce Que en-
rnos g gefecto 10 que en- otros grs-
Ia - o,e "a question es mangonear
= Ia oente = yoIver las personals del
reyas. para que Guedcn a nuestro gus
Ito ;Av. mama. no ne descubres ma
ia nuevo,
VA n So oue eres asi.... des-
--,.;,d.m.,+o
.po- ou6 Observation-Disclosures?
-poroyc & los bi;os fueran dc csa
~orra mancra" de que til te ries V
ono o,,;siayar lbs nadres. mas ccrca
estarian dc Ia nerfecci6n. ;TamDoco
70 naroco asto nuevo?
por;ta sor+sn6osa iurto = 81 ria.
Ire ac~ariciardolc las manos.
No to noncan seria. DGiame nus
r;a dance CORA = me aturda un
,oco noronc as; SOW fcIiz. y vo te he
aida DORM. s;onr-a ono 10 nrimcro
a. - feIicidad de los hjios, = adcmas
mamaita. noroia de essa mancra me
y~orgo, do .Javicr
.Te vorgas de .J~avior9
No ,.orgo =; LAYER GO ba en-
,o5odo o+ro o,,o cu;ere vnrvcrne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-02
Ell INGLES SIN MAESTRO
NETODO PRACTICE PARA APHENDER Ell
ISGLES EN- vEINTE LECCI0NES.
CON LA PRONUNCIATION FIGU-
RhDA EN- CASTELLANO

Intrr"SantlSimo IibrD que as, entire ID
dos los que Sc utilizan en- ell aprendiZa-
Ie del idiolna inglcs. 81 mas Sencillo, cl
mas PRACTICE y 81 que ue mahn:a mas
clara tRd:ca Ia pronunriarl6n cdsi"llana
cue dehe uarsc q las palabras esrrl'as
en- luglcs. S,mplificadO hasta el eIire.
mo, faciIitara grandcmcDtc 81 sprcnGl
zale de esta Icngus. p0r In clartdad con
rue cs:H ~escrifn. tpartc de qEe en- Sus
IPcrinncS, Sc h. rrhado inanD de las
pala,.ras Trasas Iue mas sc usan en- In
villa dt,T!a, cOnticne una serie RE car
;as Co,ucrriaics Y de ora fndol", Tue
serylran como modelo a IDdas aIuellas
ucrsonas uua fengan n~ecrSidad de- prac-
tirar rsta ciaSs dc corrnSgnndcncta-
FL Iibru So vrnde en- dos diferentes
fnrDias. d sAb"r:
a la rUstica .......... $3.50
Encuadernado en- teia ...$1.00
PIDASE A:
A e. LOZANO
607 Dolorosa St.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25
GAA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Amy News for this De.
partment, Call Two-One-Five
or Five-One z

or F1ve-One
Mrs. ]. A. Frazier of Tallahassee.
arrived in Ocala this morning to visit
her niece, Miss Isabelle Davis and
brothers until the return of their
mother from Jacksonville.
Mrs. Vaughn Camp, formerly Miss
Willie Louise Lowry, who is visiting
in Tampa, expects to return to Wash
ington, where she was married. next
Thursday. Mr.. Camp is now on duty
at Fort Meyer. Mrs. Camp and Mrs.
W. O. StoyaH shares the honors at t
tea Friday afternoon given by Mrs.
Camps sister-in-law, Mrs. S. L. Low
~ Jr. Saturday Miss Lilias Pratt
entertained at luncheon in honor of
Mrs. Camp, and on Wednesday Mrs.
Gene Wilson and Mrs. Beeman Beck
with will give linen shower in her
honor.
Miss Monica Branch came up from
Summerfeld today for a visit to Miss
Isabelle Davis.
Miss Julia Bunch, who has been
visiting Miss Callie Gissendaner and
Miss Elise Harris who has been the
guest of Miss Helen Brown, motored
to their homes in Orlando today. They
were accompanied by Misses Ruby
and Lucille Gissendaner. The former
will then go on to Barlow for a
months visit to friends and the lat
ter will remain a week with Miss
Susie Bunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Stapp returned
to Ocaia yesterday afternoon from an
extended wedding trip. They are
most pleasantly located at Mrs. B. T.
Perdue's, where they will keep house
in the fiat formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Macdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Long and two
daughters are now pleasantly located
in Syracuse, after most enjoyable
visit to their daughters in New York
city. Master Louis Long remained in
New York with his married sister.
Miss Kathleen Jackson invites the
members of the Tuesday auction club
tc play with her at A o'clock tomor-
rev afternoon.
Mr.. Reynolds Crook returned to his
home in Jacksonville, Ala, Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. Earl Hall left today for a three
days stay in Jacksonville.
Miss Lois Pedrick left Wednesday
morning for Ocala, where she will
accept position as lady principal in
the state industrial school for girls.
Miss Pedrick is very capable of this
position and the state made no mis-
take in selecting her.-Dade City
Banner
Mrs. Joseph Malever and her two
youngest children left Sunday for
few weeks visit to Charlotte, N. G.
Mr.. Rutherford Carlisle and wife of
Jacksonville are in the city, the guests
of Mr.. Carlisle's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Carlisle.
s**
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Carlisle Jr. of
Dunnellon spent Sunday with Mrs.
Carlisle's sisters, Misses Alma and
Lillian Melin, in this city.
Mrs. J. w. Davis left Saturday
night for Jacksonville, where she was
called by the serious illness of Mrs.
j. A Mitchell.
Miss Rowena Griffin of Gainesville
is the guest of Major and Mrs. T. D.
Lancaster for couple Of months.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Borden are be-
ing congratulated on the arrival of a
handsome little son, who was born
June oath at the hospital.
*a*&
Misses Manon Hendry and Mary
Philyaw of Perry, Miss Minnie Ire
mere of Belleview and Miss Mignon
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25
Red Cross Members

Misses Luvey Lou Schoefiin, Ruth
Simmons and Ulanee Barnett took in
the following Red Cross members this
morning: A H. Spaford, George L.
Wilson, A. C. Williams, E E. French,
Foy Carroll, Mrs. N. E. Lopez, Mrs.
j. C. Caldwell, Miss Ruth Simmons.
The nine members, sale of sixteen
pins and donations this morning
amounted to SIG.
The Red Cross wishes to thank
Mrs. Waugh of Palm Beach for The
beautiful baby cap she donated to
the Red Cross. It is for sale at the
headquarters.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25
w. c. T. L. Program

The regular meeting of the w. c..
T. U. will be held at the Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock. Flower Mission day will be
observed and the following program
rendered.
America.
Life of Jennie Cassiday, founder of
Flower Missions-Mrs. E. Van Hood.
Solo-Miss Music Bullock.
Yearly report of Flower Mission
Mrs. D. w. Tompkins, superintendent.
Reading, eve Can Do Much to
Help''-Mrs. w. Fl. Clark.
Solo-Miss Gladys Martin. Accom-
PIANIST, Miss Irma Blake.
Flowers will be distributed to the
hospital and to the industrial school,
by Mrs. w. T. Gary and Mrs. E. A.
Osborne.
Any one interested in this beautiful
work will please send flowers to the
Presbyterian church Tuesday after
noon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25

Perez of Jacksonville are expected In
Ocala this week for a visit to Miss
Isabelle Davis. These young girls
wit htheir hostess will represent Italy
in the pageant on July 4th.
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CONTINUED on Last Page
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25

Let US III your car up with the
famous GOODRICH TIRES. There
are none better. Blalock Bros, lot
Oklawaha avenue. 6-8-n
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25

Mr.. Bradford Webb who has beer
seriously i'll at the hospital, was much
improved this morning.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25
France in the Pageant

The following girls who are to rep
resent France in the pageant July
4th are asked to meet with their
leader, Miss Onie Chazal, at her home
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
namely: Misses Mae Stein, Lois Liv-
ingston, Louise Toffaletti, Sidney Per-
ry, Theo Beekham, Annie Moorhead,
Dorothy Schneider, Theo Wallis, Hell
en- Brown, Kathleen Jackson, Hester
Dewey, Mrs. C. w. Moreman, Mrs.
Weller Carmichael, Mrs. c. c. Bryant
and Mrs. J. ]. Blalock.
Miss Lola Raysor and sister, Miss
Victoria, left Sunday for their home
in Ocala. The former has fully recoy-
cred from her accidental poisoning
Arcadia Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Caldwell and
family returned yesterday from a
several days motor trip to Jackson
vile. They left Master Joe Caldwell
for a visit to his aunts and brought
Mrs. Caldwell's mother, Mrs. D. 7.
Mcintyre for a months visit.
Mr.. Bradford Webb who has been
seriously i'll at the hospital, was much
improved this morning.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25

Miss Monica Branch came up from
Summerfeld today for visit to Miss
Isabelle Davis.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25

Mrs. j. A. Frazier of Tallahassee,
arrived in Ocala this morning to visit
her niece, Miss Isabelle Davis and
brothers until the return of their
mother from Jacksonville.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Borden are be-
ing congratulated on the arrival of a
handsome little son, who was born
June oath at the hospital.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-06-25

Misses Manon Hendry AND Mary
Philyaw of Perry, Miss Minnie Ire
mere of Belleview and Miss Mignon
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-06
Of Neighboring Localities


tify an announcement. 1t is generally
conceded that Mr.. Schlosser is one of
the most energetic, forceful business
men in the state and that whatever he
undertakes he pushes with vim. The
general supposition is that Mr.. Schlos-
ser has an eye on a return to the
newspaper business. He was among
b pioneer newspaper men of the
state-in fact, his newspaper work
began in South Dakota several years
before the territory was divided and
before statehood was acquired. Fol-
lowing 3 service of some years as
postmaster at Sioux Falls, he contin-
ued to manage the South Dakota
branch of the Western Newspaper I'm
ion and in this way kept in close touch
with the commercial and newspaper
interests of the state. For some years
he has said among his close friends
that he would some day get back into
the newspaper game" and it may be
that this is the time, although, so far
as known, this is but conjectural.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-06
K~atzenjammer Kids
Here Monday Night

You mothers and fathers who feel
| yourself growing old and becoming
Ieconciled to your fate will have a
chance to renew your youth, for the
"Katzenjammer Kids" are coming to
town. It's a brand new musical com
edy, made from the funny cartoons
in the colored supplements and in it's
transition to the stage it gains added
humor and furnishes m of the most
pleasing evenings in the theatre i'm
aginable. The piece is produced by
Gazzolo, Cats and Clifford, and they
have spared no expense to make their
offering a notable one. The three acts
are pictorial gems, while the electrical
effects are novel and original. The
chorus is a feature which the
agement prides itself on. Tn girls are
the prettiest and most graceful seen
in a musical comedy in many moons.
The entire production is enhanced
by their beauty and vivacity, and all
in all, the "Katzenjammer Kids is
said to be the very best entertain
ment of the season. Its engagement
at the Metropolitan December 10th,
promises to be one Of the features of
the present theatrical season in this
city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-06
Draves-Kirsch

Promptly at the hour of five, Wed
nesday afternoon, November 20, TIL,
marriage of Florence Evelyn braves
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ALDER
braves, of Yahota, and Edward ]
kirsch, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Kirsch, of Gardner, was quietly sol
emnized at the Watertown Germa.
Lutheran church, Rev. w. f. Sauer
officiating, using the Impressive rims
ceremony.
The bride was charmingly gownel
in white silk chiffon, wore Il veil with
a wreath of orange blossoms, and
carried a banquet of bridal roses and
lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid
Miss Wayne braves, sister Of the
bride, Wore a pink taffeta dress with
a large white hat, and carried a bou.
quet of pink roses. The groom was
attired in the conventional black, and
was attended by Robert Newell.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding supper was served to the in
innate relatives and friends of the
contracting parties at the Hotel Kan
peska.
MI. and Mrs. Kirsch departed at
seven O'Clock that evening via the
Great Northern, f3r an extended we'd
ding tour to the Black Hills and u,her
Western points.
Western points.
The newlyweds will be at home to
their host OF friends on the groom's
farm three miles east Of WATERFOWL,
after January /, 1918.