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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07
Compania de Zarzuela en- .Atlixco

Hoy regreso de la cercana pobla-
cion de Atlixco, el Sr. Rafael L. Ari-
"a, Representative del Gran Circuito
Teatral, S. a, acompanado del arts
ia Sr. Antonio Romero, que fueron
a esa poblacion a firmar c~ontrato
con Ell H. Ayuntamiento por IN ano
de arrendamiento del teatro "Jose Ma
ria La~fragua," que sera ocupado por
ma compania de zarzuela, en- la que
figuran las tipleS Maria Luisa In
fante. Maria Ealdeaide, Rosario Ca
baflero. Y los conocidos a~ctores Pace
Martinez. Carlitos 0breg5n. Antonio
Romero Y otros.
La temperate com:enza e. don.iu-
sc proXino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07
-MATRIMONIALES

DESEO CiSiME con sefIorita meNicana non
rada Y DR. uRoS vcinte 4 vcinie Y cinro
amos hn cdad. Soy hJynbre trabaJaGor V
r~tc dlIInCIn p'Icdc rnviar SI retraio, a
iIilGriU NaIdOvinOs, Bloomington. WIS.
Tf2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07

Sc DESEA Saber Ell paradero de Ii Sra.
Estefsna Rodriguez. Y Dr. dos hitos de
ella. hombre y mIier. FL homore tiena
"a ahoS de edad Y Ia muchachita 10 aflos.
de nombres Genovevo V Jesus Escobcdn.
4 Ia persona que de razon cierta Sc lie
gratfficara con $500. dtrigiendose los
informes a Miguel EScabedo, Box tf91,
JEROME, ARIZONA, CD.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07
VENTAS-

81 NECESITA iovcn para ticnda dc articu-
los De sport. Que liable, aIg6 lngltS. In
fOrIIla l'o~trhernick' 3 $50 L. Houston 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07

DESEO SAFER cl paradero dc R,ruglo
Ccrda. flace S amos &C cncontraba en- 81
Edo. de Arizona tHuiquin Bori y sc que
80 cnCuentra atin Ell dichO EstadG. psro
sin saber EN- que partc Y Silplico 4 Ia per-
soma uue me 'nfOrme ron eSact:tud, mr.
dirija los inforrnes a Canuto Jimtnez. BOX
81. Mora. Idaho, Y recibira $50 de graft
ricaci6n. fT1gl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07
Arribo una distinguish DANA

.Arribo una distinguish DANA
DcSpues de una corta p~ermanencia
Ell la capital de Ia Republica, lego
aver a Merida la sonora doha Maria
Camara, viuda de don Jose Maria Pr
no Suarcz.
Ell proyecto de reglamento de una
liga
En- la asamblea celebrada per los
or%ganizadores de la "Liga de Rests
tcncia de Professors de Musica," la
comision nombrada al efecto do lee
tura al proyecto de ~reglamento de Ia
Association, proyecto que comcnzara a
discutirse en- 10 particular desde la
proxima reunion, para la que han 81
do invitados todos los musicos de
Merida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07

ANTEOJOS en- abonos. TT Cramer Co.,
Opticians" SIG Hicks Bldg. Precios COMO
dos. No cobramos por examinar la vista.
Crockett! 6455.
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FL pescadc

FL sabroso hvachinango viene sien-
DO al-o asi como IN manjar para
los riccs. FL kilo vale $3.50. Las
claseS proletarias suspiran por aque-
los tiempos en- que TODD ell mundo
aqui podia saborear csc exquisite pes
cado. Y muchos Sc cxtranan de que
tenga tan subido precio sin podsrse
eNplicar Ia cauSa.
FL ~vecindario espera que el gren1io
de Pescadores desarroile toda su in
fluencia en- este case y que trate de
abaratar el pescado que actualmente
tiene doble precio que la carne. ST
asi procede esa agrupacion de pesca-
dores Ell publico veracruzano aplaudi-
RI su conducta al propcrcionarle pes
cado bueno y barato.
Ell Ayuntamiento Sc dirfge a Ia TIA.
de Luz
El H. Ayuntamiento de esta loca-
lidad, ha dirigido Ia ,siguiente nota a
PISA a Ia 81. Gel e..)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07

clos mejores al contado. Dan +. Dunahm,
Crockett end Navarro, SAN ANTONIO. Tex.
(7H)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07
Las recaadaciones en- la Aduana

Sc calcula que, durante cl prcSente
mes, la Aduana Martina del puer-
to. recaudara mas de UN MILLION
SETECIENTOS MIL PESOS. orc ma
cional. e igual cantidad en- papel in
falsificable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07

Cuando ~neeesite l:bros en- esPanol.
d~irijase a Ignacio E. Lozano 100 N.
Santa Rosa Ave, S. Antonio Tex.
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Sc introduciran nuevas mejOras e
en- ell jardin Luis Haro"

Hace unos cuantos dias fuc fnaucu-
RADIO solemnemente cl jardin que fue
establecido en- Ia antigua plazuela de
Santiago. hoy de Luis Haro."
Pues bien; ademas de haber que-
dado perfectamente a~rreglado Ell men
cionado jardin que Sc enruentra ell
clavado en- Ia nueva colonia "El Car
men, Sc haran algunas mejoras, con
sistentes en- la installation de varias
estatuas pequehas de Ia mitologia.
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Valiosas donaciones

Ell Institute Literiario de Yucatan,
tEscuela Preparatoria del Estado),
ACADIA de recibir dos importantes do
nacloncs: una del senior licenciada
don Francisco Martinez de Arreooudo
Y Peraza, conststente en- L cantidad
dc NIL pesos orc nacional que sc des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-07
Los cerveceros elevaran I'm memorial
al ejecutivo

Todos los ce~rveceros de la ciudad
nan tirmado IN memorial que cleva-
ran al Executive del Estado pidiendo
que Sc les permita poner en- sus es-
tableelmlentos mesas Y sillas para los
parroquianoS, pues estiman que con
la prohibition de hacer uso de esos
muebles, Sc perjudican. Alegan, ade-
mas, que los fondistas sirven cerve-
"a en- Ia forna indicada.
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Sc prepare I'm animado juego de
baseball

FL viernes de Ia presente semana,
cruzaran sus bats los clubeS de Sc
gunda fuerza Jupiter" V Hercules"
en- terrenos del Colegi6 Metodista de
esta ciudad.
Las novenas estan formadas de la
manera ~siguiente: Jupiter" Alder
to Perez Pena. ISidro Cisneros, (vap)
Efren Gomez Ballesteros, Gustavo Pc
rez Salazar, Roberto Larragoitti. Ma
nuel NJ. Marquee P. Cuauhtemos Hi
dalgo, Rafael Escobar. Jose Osorno,
Hercules" Francisco Alva, Godofre-
do Escobar. (cap), Rodolfo Escobar,
Roberto Guzman, Carlos Perez Sala-
gar, Angel Diaz Imbert, Fernando
Gonzalez. Jose Maria Ovando, Anto-
MO Colin, Suplentes: Luis .Arellano,
Arnulfo Blanco, Enrique Escobar Y
Mariana Perez.
Ambas novenas ]pertencccn al Co
legio del Estado de Puebla.
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AYIS0S DE OCCASION
TARIFA.
PROFESSIONALS


DR.. ROBT. LEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6si
altos dc Ia Bctica Hughes, esquina Gales
Santa Maria v Houston. Tel. Crockett 1864
(reSidencial. Tel. Travis ST (oficina). Ho-
raS de oricina, de 10 a f2 y de 4 a 6. San
Antonio, Tex. 729)
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Marchara a Queretaro Ell Lie. Jesus
Rodriguez de la Fuente

Ell actual Secretario General del
Gobierno de esta Entidad Federati-
va, Sr, Lie. JESUS Rodriguez de la
Fuente, parece que va a hacerse car
go del mismo puesto en- Ia ciudad de
Qucretaro, pues segun Sc asegura en-
los circulos oficiales de esta pobla-
cion, fue designado para esd alto
empleo por ell Sr. Jose L. Perusquia,
electc G~obernador de Q~ueretaro.
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JOSEFA RANGEL, recibIda en- Mexico, au-
tor!Zada en- Texas, a.iende prontaInente en-
fermedades de %seforas Y partos. Consul
taS gratis. Precios moderados. 1919 Du-
range y Colorado. (7io)
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l ject was ably handled by him. He Brought out the important points in a clear and concise manner and his
 efforts were much appreciated by all. The next talk will be made by Jus ] tice R. L. Reid on Wednesday even 1 ing of next week. His talk will also deal with the second issue of Liberty
 bonds, and all should hear him.
 Short Weight
 ] A number of housewives are com l plaining over the alleged fact that some farmers who sell them dairy
 products have been giving them short
 weight. The people who give short weight should know that there is a
 law against this practice and that they are liable to prosecution. ! There will be no picture show at the Duncan theatre this evening.
 However there is an excellent at traction promised for Wednesday
 night. being The Eyes of the , World" photo-dramatization of HaY-
 old Bell Wright's famous novel. There l will be special music for the occas- 1 ion, furnished by the orchestra ac- icompanying the picture.
 | Big Sweet Spud.
 ] John Hagan brought a big sweet potatoe to the News office this week, being one of the largest seen this year. The sweet spud weighed ex- actly three and one-haF pounds and was "humdinger.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

rock district, under option. surrender ed the property to it's owner. George HI. Utter of Silver City. on Monday of this week.
 The property is to continue opera tions, according to information re- ceived from the camp later in the week, the work to be in charge of H. M. Lindsty, who has been in charge of the property during the time the La lara company operated the property.
 It is regretted that the La Jara company did not see fit to remain in the district as officers of the com pany have made many friends in Duncan during their various visits to this section.
 MT. Utter announces that he in- tends to develop the ore bodies in
 the Jim Crow and expects to soon be shipping ore.
 ! A car load of ore extracted by the
 La Jara company has been freight
 ed to town and shipped to a smelter. G. A. Thomas, one of the officials
 of the company, returned to Los
 Angeles this week after weeks ! visit at the property. He expects to
 again return to the Duncan vicinity
 on mining business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26
rock on Sunday after business visit at Tucson.

rock on Sunday after business visit at Tucson.
 l A IL. Pruett and his grandm other, Mrs. E. E. Marsh, went to Douglas on Wednesday, where they expect to reside in the future.
 l T. M. Stevenson of Lordsburg, is at present telegraph operator at the A. & N. NJ. station, coming here 1 with his wife on Sunday. 1 c. A Thomas, connected with the La lara Mining company returned to ! Los Angeles on Wednesday, after 6 short business visit here. l c. T. Perry, telegraph operator at the local A. & N. NJ. station, wont to Lordsburg on Sunday. where be is now holding similar position.
 MT. and Mrs. Joshua James and two sons of Richmond, Va, passed through Duncan on Tuesday on their way to San Jose. Calf. by auto. ! Miss Nellie Gleeson visited her father. John Gleeson, who is spend ing weak or two in Duncan, on i last Saturday on her way home from a visit with Mrs. NJ. Reardon at Clifton
 .sie Engine Received- 1 The Rival Mining company this week receiVed luU-horSepo%6f gas engine, which is to be installed at the camp located in the Twin Peaks vicinity at once. The engine is a
 West Coast twin-cylinder horizontal type and one of the biggest ever shipped into this section of the coun- ttry.
 Commission Delayed l The Federal labor commission at present Investigating conditions at Globe and Miami. which was expect ed to visit Clifton this week, has been delayed at the Gila county camp and it is thought probable that it will be at Clifton the first of the week. There is a repor in circulation to the effect that he commission may pass through Duncan this afternoon or tomorrow
 i J. R. Fowler was the -Four Min ute Man" who made the talk at the ! Duncan Theatre on last Saturday evening, q large audience being pres ent and enjoying his short talk very much. MT! Fowier's talk was on the Second Liberty I-oan,' and the sub
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26
Duncan Happenings
FROM IHD DUNCAN NEWS

Word from Cedar Rapids, .Ia., where there are many stockholders in the Gold Buttes Mining and Mill ing company, whose property is To- cated in the Twin Peaks neighhor- hood, it is to the effect that the com pany is planning to soon resume oper- ations.
 E. T. Morton, of Clifton, a well known mining engineer, recently was at Cedar Rapids, at which time he met with number of the stockhold- CTS, when he submitted a report of the property. Those who were pres ent at the meeting were much inter ested in MT. Morton's report on con- ditions at the property. Some of the sulphide ore he sampled on the 100- foot level south drift of the Free Gold shaft ran over S1,000 ton, the sam pie running 269. s5 ounces silver and 37. 5 ounces in gold.
 The company is considering sink ing the Free Gold shaft to the water
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

New Auto
 George Shriver is the proud poss- essor of a new automobile, Jordan touring car.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Woodford went to Fl Paso on Monday to meet. her son James W. Woodford and wife who are on their way to Duncan for visit
 w o. Hutchins returned Tuesday from a business trip to Fl Paso. Mrs. Hutchins, who was visiting friends here for a week, returned to Steeplerock with him.
 J. A. Martin and MT. and Mrs .. c. F.. Woodford returned from Hills boro. N NJ, on last Saturday. They were accompanied by Miss Bertha Martin. who is guest at the Martin home at present.
 James V. Parks was business visitor at Tucson this week.
 County Attorney Dave Ling was a visitor in Duncan on Monday.
 l.. J. Turney was a business wis itor at Globe on last Saturday.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26
GREENWAY TO LEAVE

BISBEE-It was officially announc- ed this week that the board of direc- tors of the Calumet & Arizona Min ing company and associated com panies have granted to General Man ager John c. Greenway indefinite leave of absence in appreciation of his excellent services as general manager of all it's interests and his patriotic desire to serve his country in France.
 The board of directors. have given l.. D. Ricketts, their consulting en- gineer, general supervision over their Arizona interests, with corresponding authority, during the absence of MT. Greenway.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26
Ernest Spriggs of Metcalf was

Ernest SpriggS of Metcalf was | visitor in Duncan on Tuesday.
 Supervisor W. H. Moon was q visitor from Clifton on Tuesday.
 Vernon Martin and family of Cliff. ton were Duncan visitors on Sunday
 J. R. Beavers was in town on last Tuesday from his ranch up the river
 Albert Hoch of Wampoo was a business visitor in town on Wednes day.
 Dick Coleman of Clifton, deputy as sessor, was a visitor here on Tues day.
 W. w Lloyd was a visitor in town on Wednesday from his farm up the river.
 Kurt Feige returned to Steeple rock on Tuesday after visit at El Paso.
 County Engineer $. c, Redd oi Clifton was a Duncan visitor on last Tuesday.
 George Schriver was a visitor ir town on Wednesday from his farm up the river.
 John Cosper was a business visitor in town on Tuesday from his farm up the river.
 Assessor Jas. H. Kerby and wife and Mrs. H. c. Mix were visitors ir town on Monday. A. J. O'Bannon, formerly of Steepit rock but now of Clifton, was a visit or here on Tuesday.
 H. NJ. Ziesemer, manager of the Rivel mine. was a business visitor ir town on Wednesday.
 Judge r. E. Laine of Clifton was a visitor here on Monday, doing a lit tie big game hunting.
 T. F. Chandler, Of Silver City was a business visitor at Steeplerock this week for several days.
 Mrs. Theo. Gedda and children oi Hachita were guests of her mother Mrs Julia Dinsmore, this week.
 George Utter and son. George returned from the coast on Friday ol last week and went to the Jim Crow mine.
 Vim. Thorp of Stafford was busi, ness visitor in Duncan on Thursday talking Iordon automobiles to pros pective buyers.
 w. Murray Sanders, manager oi the Carlisle mine, returned to Steeple
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

glad to accommodate their customers. The casual observer has noted the above conditions and also wishes at tention he called to the fact that both hanks in Morenci pay out every renny that a check calls for and ara willing to handle every penny brought to them in their business.
 Glenn Roscoe, Leslie McDougall, Roland Hill, Chas Tonkin, Bernard Utley, Carl Crawford and Harry Cansler, members of Boy Scouts Patrol No. 1, were certainly first ones on the ground at the fire on D Hili Tuesday morning and through their efforts saved the house from much damage. They had water pouring or. the house before the fire hose was started. A donation to-
 yard their cause might give these young fellows further incentive 10 be "on the job at all times. Eisenacher's Giants defeated Blu rvs White Sox" with a score Of Is to II in the one and only base ha'l game of the season, played oT the local diamond last Sunday fer the benefit of Morenci branch, Ameri"an lRed Cross The game was exciting from start to finish and no less than t gnrty-tive 'Fball players participant ed. From the first toss of the ball. there was something doing all the time from wild throws to unpardon able errors and several sensational catches of high f1ys in the outtield suggesting regular big league stuff. The game was fun of the best kind and a complete financial success. l The receipts were $S6.50, expense. s3. 30, net balance. $S3 20. A large crowd enjoyed the affair and each man as he went to bat was told | just what to do from /the grand stand.
 Side Lights on the Game { Such well known players as Abe Crittenden, Wash Mclean, Dr. Rice,
 and Dick Love, were White ScX"
 players and Stanger, Kantner, Mac
 kreth, Butts, Ike Stanton and Pima Red were Giants.
 Dr. Rice was beaned with smoke
 curve by Butts and reached first base but once. His fielding and base
 running bear watching.
 | J. Newt. Sanger, who put Mo-
 renci base ball on record years ago
 was caught off first by Crittenden by
 the old hidden ball trick.
 Crittenden, another old timer, tried to slip one oyer and bunt the third strike.
 Mackreth, of muggsy fame. disap. pointed everyone and batted a per fleet score.
 Freight House" Jackson carried
 off honors in being the best looking
 man in baseball suit.
 Dick Love showed some of his old
 time pitching after a ten year re lease.
 Butts, with his steady and consist ent pitching retained the fame oi Cisco ball players in spite of a f1abby
 soupbone.
 Kantner wants a contract to play first base, when he made 15 errors in 20 chances
 A runner must be tagged out al home plate-some one should inform Gouiette.
 Boggs has a new way to slip into first base on hands and feet They needed an umpire. Two mer were on bases before it was discov cred three outs had been made. The game was good sport anyway ant everyone was satisfied. Box Score Runs Hits Error: ! Giants .... .. .. ..18 56 6t : White Sox'' .. III % 4, r Batteries: Butts, Dolies and F'ow : ler-Love, Mclean and GouIette
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

level and do the necessary amount oi drifting to prove up sufficient ton nase to warrant the beginning of milling operations as soon as possi- ble. The engineer advises that $5o,- 00e be expended on development work first.
 The present depth of the shaft is 265 feet. timbered from top to bot tom. The shaft is perpendicular and Is equipped with Fraser & Chalm- CTS steam hoist capable of 1500 feet oi depth or more. The two boilers will furnish about no horsepower.
 James Fraser is at present in charge of the work of overhauling the equipment at the mine and the machinery has all ben put into shape ready for resuming operations.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

Richard Williams and Ernest Mitchell returned home this week af- ter an extended stay in Miami.
 MT. and Mrs. Hull of Hastings, Nebraska, arrived in camp last Sun day and are the guests of their son c. E. Hull and family.
 Mrs. R. w. Chamberlain left for Los Angeles last Saturday to make an extended visit with her sister and en- joy rest.
 Word was received here this week announcing the wedding of A. J. Moon of Akron, Ohio, to young lady in Baltimore, MT. Midnight" Moon was former employe of the Phelps Dodge Corporation and has many friends who extend their best wishes.
 A. M. Weir will make a business trip to Lordsburg this week end in the interest of the P. D. M. O., to purchase an allotment of Styleplus clothes.
 J. A. Wish left his position this week and accepted a good position with the Eagle Mercantile company of Lordsburg.
 R. Phillips of the P. D. Nj. Co. meat department, resigned his position this week and left for Fl Paso where he had an attractive offer.
 D. l.. Forester will leave on Sat
 @h@ ha has accepted a position with the Old Dominion Copper Co. Mrs. Forester will return to her old home in Missouri for a several months visit. The Forresters have many friends in this district who regret their leaving very much but extend their best wishes to them in their new nome.
 Woody Yarbrough returned on Friday from several months vaca' tion visit with relatives in North Carolina.
 J. A. McDougall came over from Tyrone this week and accompanied his family to their new home in that place.
 Harry z. Sayre and MT. Cohn oi the Federal Trade Commission, al Washington, D. C., spent Tuesday ir Morenci on business for the govern ment.
 With the advent of cool weather during the past week, it was deemed advisable to close the club refresh ment this week, indefinitely. The moving picture theatre will be open ed as usual twice each week as Ions as the attendance warrants showing pictures. AOn Saturday evening October 27th Francis Nelson vii be shown in One of eMany."
 The question of pennies in Mo renci is coming to a show down yerI soon since the imposing of a fep cents increase on many articles. or account of the war tax. To deliber ateiy increase the price of an article five cents Is an imposition and Ger tainiy will not bear investigation O men in control of these matters. Tn, old way of making the consume, take or leave it. has died deati beneficial to the general public, wht are willing to handle pennies. A cen or two on most every purchas' means much to the worker, especi ally during the stressful times of wa and labor troubles. Clifton mel chants are handling pennies and ar,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

The La lara Mining company, which has been operating the Jim Crow. mine, located in the Steeple
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

J. A. Wish left his position this week and accepted good position with the Eagle Mercantile company of Lordsburg.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

R. Phillips of the P. D. Nj. Go. meat department, resigned his position this week and left for Fl Paso where he had an attractive offer.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

J. A. McDougall came over from Tyrone this week and accompanied his family to their new home in that place.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

Woody Yarbrough returned on Friday from a several months vaca- tion visit with relatives in North Carolina.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

Harry z. Sayre and MT. Cohn O the Federal Trade Commission, a Washington, D. C., spent Tuesday II Morenci on business for the govern ment.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

A. M. Weir will make business trip to Lordsburg this week end in the interest of the P. D. M. c., to purchase an allotment of Styleplus clothes.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

Word was received here this week announcing the wedding of A. J, Moon of Akron, Ohio, to a young lady in Baltimore, MT. Midnight" Moon was a former employe of the Phelps Dodge Corporation and has many friends who extend their best wishes
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

Mrs. R. w. Chamberlain left for Los Angeles last Saturday to make an extended visit with her sister and en- joy a rest.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-26

Richard Williams and Ernest Mitchell returned home this week af- fer an extended stay in Miami.
 MT. and Mrs. Hull of Hastings, Nebraska, arrived in camp last Sun day and are the guests of their son c. E. Hull and family.