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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-01
LUDINCTON TO HAVE
NO MORE saw MILLS.

Ludington, as the town Of saw mills,
vast lumber docks and streets Of saw-
dust. is no more. All, you say, for
years and years, the city Of Ludington
the city of various manufacturing
plants, the city of resorts and the chief
beauty spot on the Lake Michigan
shore, has been out of the swaddling
clothes of the lumber industry which
gave her birth and Graded the years of
her infancy.
Gradually one by one the various
saw mills which flourished in those ear
ly days and way down into the twen-
tieth century have let the huge wood
fires under the great steam boilers die
away, and the boilers cool never to
send forth power to cut millions of feet
of logs into lumber again.
Ancient history to the present gen.
Grafton of childhood are the days when
the mills OF the Pere Marquette Lum-
ber Co., the Ward interests, Danaher
& Melendy. Cartier & Filler, the Roby
and Taylor mills and score of smaller
ones throughout that county were run
ming full blast. Young folk listen in
awe, almost bordering on unbelief, to
the stories the grandsire has to tell of
the good old days when men went to
the lumber camps in the fall never to
be seen by their families again till the
spring breakup and the exciting days
of the "drive."
The sites of these old landmarks are
no longer marked nor even known save
to few. The city has grown and her
modern life and activities have spread
and covered them up. Together with
the vast pine forests, from which their
wealth was secured, they have passed
into history with only word of mem
ton here and there. They are gone
and almost forgotten.
But through all the years. unherald-
ed and unsung. there has stood one
solitary sentinel of the days that were
in the mill on the property of the
Stearns Salt & Lumber Co. All sister
industries gone, this one remained
faithful to the people Of Ludington.
The log supply of Mason county van
quished, logs were hauled from Kalkas-
ka county to this mill and hundreds of
men have relied upon their toll within
its walls for the earning of their daily
bread.
But now the log supply in Kalkaska
county has been sold to the Antrim
Iron Co. of Cadillac and the Stearns
mill closes down this fall. The time is
at hand when the $50 whistle will blow
for the last time and the men, tired
but happy, swinging their dinner pals
as they speed to home and loved ones,
will file out the gates. But this time
the step may be trifle slow and the
face little downcast for the morning
light will not greet them retracing
their steps eager to begin on a new
days activities. The Stearns saw mill
will be close to open for business no
more.
The Stearns company is said to have
the finest saw mill in the country at
Ludington. Although such may not be
the case, good many of the mill men
who are employed there may be with
US in L'Anse this winter working at
the big mill here.
1.-The closing down of the mill is GO
ing to bring no hardship on the people
of Ludington," said j. s. Stearns.
"All other industries in the city today
are handicapped for lack of men and
men laid off at the mill will find en-
ployment in the various factories.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-01

Russell Markle
Henry Bartonen
Claude Van Abel
Athel HUM
William Mielke
Charles August Hutula
Telesphore Decormier
Alex Wirtanen
Norman A. Cosgrove
Henry Seppanen
William Jolgren
William F. Fleischut
Alex Aft.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-01

st. Ignace schools for ten years and is
without doubt thoroughly qualified to
push and keep our schools up to the
highest and foremost rank.
Oscar Weston is prepared to do re-
pairing on watches, clocks, etc. Leave
at DR.. Richards home. adv. 9-1-4
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Erickson moved
into their new home the first of the
week.
DR.. ]. G. Turner, Of Houghton, was
professional caller in L'Anse Mon
day.
Carl johnson visited in Michigamme
last Saturday.
Mrs. John Hartz and children of
Houghton and Mrs. Nina Howard Of
Duluth arrived last Saturday and are
guests of Mrs Fred Schultz.
Mrs. o. j. Smith, Mrs, C. D. Buys
and daughter Lucille and Mrs. Jay r.
Lee were copper country visitors last
Saturday.
Mrs. John Gauthier and daughter
Eva were Calumet visitors last Satur-
day.
Miss Stasia Fahsy of Bark River and
Miss Laura Shanahan of Harris ar
rived here last Saturday and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Pennock.
State Inspector w. Henry, of Mar
quette, was here Tuesday inspecting
the workshops. hotels and stores.
Mrs. Louis j. Menard returned Mon
day from a weeks visit in the iron
country.
Mrs. Exilda Trudeau arrived Thurs
day from Detroit and is q guest of rel
atives here.
! Miss Vera Bentz, who has been in
Chicago the past year attending a
training school for nurses, arrived
Wednesday and is guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bentz.
Our Fall Line of Mems Working
Shoes and dress shoes are now on dig
play. .-Cohl and Levitan.
Charles Waisinen was Houghton
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Mclean and Mrs. Stcltz
were Hancock callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bernard and chill
dren and Xr. and Mrs. N. r. Bernard
and son Ted of Marquette, were
guests at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
McKindles on Sunday and Monday.
Ward Bennets has leased rooms in
the Belanger dwelling and he and his
wife will make their home there.
Jalmer Olson, of Zeba, on Tuesday
purchased Maxwell touring car from
Elmer E. Westrom, county agent.
Jay R. Pearce, of Hancock, called
on his Baraga county trade Wednesday.
(P. Brennan was Hancock business
caller Wednesday.
County Clerk Martin Voetsch on
Monday issued marriage license TO
MISS hud uldIlc Niy e dHu 0SOiBC 40
Huhtanen.
Miss Anna Jacobson is visiting with
relatives in Bergland.
Henry Wendels of Green Bay, called
on his trade here Tuesday.
Miss Sophia Picard, who has been a
guest of her mother the past eight
weeks, returned Wednesday, to Rapid
City, S. D.
Dennis Connors, of Winona, arrived
Monday for visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Connors.
Mrs. L. F. Anderson left Monday
for few days visit in Marquette.
Mrs. w. G. Wahl and son George NJ,
of Houghton, visited relatives in L 'Anse
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Loyal Bartlett left Wednesday for
Cadillac.
| o. ]. Smith, general manager of the
Stearns & Culver Lumber Company,
was business visitor in Chicago yes
farday
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-01
Great Faith In chamberlain's Cole
and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy was used by my father, about
q year ago when he had diarrboea. It
relieved him Immediately and by taking
three doses he was absolutely cured.
He has great faith in this remedy"
writes Mrs. w. H. Williams, Stanley,
N. Y. For sale by the Superior Phar-
macy, L'Anse and Axel Erickson, Ska
nee. advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-01
WEDDINGS.

Miss Bulda Lepola and William ].
Syrjala, both of Walton, were united
in marriage at Ishpeming Thursday Of
last week by Rev. w. Kava. The at
tendants were Miss Helmi Kinnunen
and Henry Pelto.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-01
Court Next Week.

Circuit Court will re-convene at
L'Anse next Tuesday, with Judge Sui
Ivan presiding. It'll not known wheth-
er the jury will be called, but we ex-
pect they will.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-09-01
For Sale.

Victor typewriter in good condition.
A snap at s45. &C. J. Newman. Sknnee.
Mich. S-2t-2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
ELECTRICITY MORE USEFUL
WITH PASSING OF EACH DAY

That electricity n more and more
coming into popularity and use. es-
pecially since the war is calling away
so many men TO the front and women
to other vocations. IN the belief Of
Il T.. Rowlcy, travelling representa-
tive OF the Hot Point Range Com
parry. nov IN the city. Mr.. Rowlcy
said yesterday:
High prices for commodities and
labor and the drafting OF men into
the army and PRIMARILY essential
war occupations. are rapidly causing
situation IN American households,
enabling the vastly increased use Of
electricity service Tor domestic pur-
poses.
Practically every electric house
hold device is bound To be- in greater
demand from nov on indefinitely.
Scarcity of servants and their dis
missal from necessity or economy
will cause women OF the well-to-do
class To turn To mechanical helps "a
assist them in performing houscwork
2 he Notwithstanding character of
electric rates will be- a factor m caus-
ing many people who formerly 70
garded electric household appliances
rs Injuries Ia demand them as ueces'
stiles. The high cost OF service will
seem small compared to other In.
creased expenses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
Amarillo Society.
10 the Women ~ Amarillo.

All Interested In the Food COnscr-
walton are asked to meet Auss Leah
Harris. Potter County's captain OF the
T.. S. Army of Food Service at the
First Christian Church Saturday at
ternoon at ! o'clock to make plans
for the work Of canning. drying and
lectures IN food substitutes, which
will begin July 10TH.
our government has asked all
housewives to awake TO the rcall1a-
ton Of the Importance Of this branch
OF work. Every housewife IN the
land should respond and IL is cspcc-
tally urged that the women of Potter
county enter into the conserving food
product project So that no slackcr3
will be- found in Amarillo or vicinity
These demonstrations are ire" 10
the women of Amarillo and It is
hoped that all women of the city will
attend. tNs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

Mr. and Mrs. 4. u. Leslie returned
Monday mornin; from Fort Worth
and her health scems wonderfully
improved
Mrs. W 4. Morrow arrived Thurs
day morning from Waco for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Y. y. Bryan,
.of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Nelson left sun
day for Oregon. whore they expect "a
spend the rest VI the summer visit.
Ing a. several points. II was their
Intention To stop NJ salt Lake city tor
a visit with one ~ their sons.
Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs
Lee Johe OF Lockney and Mrs. VII
killough Of Cleburne arrived in ths
city for a visit with Mrs s. II Davis
and Mrs NJ a. Edwards.
Miss Cora Behmel and Miss Mimi,
Miles of Beaconsfield. la. arrived n
Chlldress Thursday Tor visit with
the family OF ". H. Wood. Miss Beh
mel being an aun, of Mr.. Wood. Miss
Miles spent some time on q Chautau
qua circuit She II an accom- plishef
musician and may take up this worh
In Childress.
Mrs. J. W Davidson came hom'
Thursday afternoon from visit 1,
oklahoma city and her health is re-
ported 10 be- considerably improved
Miss Bessie Alexander went up 4
Clarendon Sunday for a visit wit
relatives
Mrs G.. C. Badgett left Friday To-
a visit with her parents at her ole
home az AlFarado
a. d. Moore arrived sunday iron
Fort Worth lie was on his way 4
1.-THE Nurth Panhandle
Miss Magnet Thomas reached hom
Thursday afternoon after visit wit
relatives az Hillsboio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
BETTER THAN TRIPS
TO HEALTH RESORTS
SAYS MRS. JOHNSON
WAS TOLD THAT NOTHING ON
EARTH WOl LII END TROl-
BLES-TANLAC BRINGS
RELIEF.

Il am SO happy TO think how per
foctly my health Il being restored
that Just want to tell everybody
about Tanlac." said Mrs Lula John
son. 1918 Avenue q. Galveston, Tex
as. recently.
II have suffered so much" she
continued that many day /
would have to take 10 the bed. and
was unable 10 get up and answer a
knock az the door Nv limbs from
my knees TO my feet were all swelled
up with rheumatism ana lached all
over so bad could hardly stand It,
/ had terrible headaches and dizzy,
fighting feelings and would some
times fan 10 the floor. Ny appetite
was very poor and often | would not
eat anything for several DAYS. Then
at times what did manage 10 eat
lay like Jumps Of lead In my stomach.
! was so nervous ! would wake up at
midnight and walk the floor the
balance of the night simply SUI
fcred agony from the gas on my
stomach Sometimes ! thought |
couldn't endure 81 much longer and
while ! had thr best treatment and
took many different kinds OF medi-
cine | kept getting worse.
Finally was told medicine would
do me no good and ! went to health
resorts for several weeks and same
home without being benefited. At
last vas told / might go 20 the ends
/ OF the earth but would never lind
any permanent relief in anything.
! II was then l.drcided To- try Tanlac,
although | had very little faith In
! anything TO help me Well. my won.
derful Improvement on three bottles
OF tanlac has surprised lots Of people
and made me one OF the happicsl
women In this town The swelling Is
almost gone out ot my limbs and
hardly feel the rheumatism A. all
! The headaches have about left me
and I'm not dizzy any more can
now eat just any and everything
want and nothing hurts me one hit
| sleep like child every night and
my health Is coming back 80 perfect
" that | can't help praising Tanlac
I'm going 10 keep on taking Tanla'
until get entirely well and tina
won't he long az the rate I'm i'm
proving now am glad 20 LET th'
people know iust how well do fee
and always take nlcasur" IN tcllinl
anyone who wants ~ heart II direc
from me just what Tanlac has dom
for mo an dcyactly what thinl
about e."
Tanlac is sold In Amarillo by Col
Inns Austin Drug Co. Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

SEW YORK Juno =; 1u.' he
csuee lingerie max tif coolest i01s
iug of display fhr shop Window
soom o. flaunf heaps .f delicate Iar'
and sofi TISSUES .r me hottest suu
Nor DAYS
After r. revue n' fdc GO me-. ono con.
ciudes thar there .s af..i hir ir.
msnd Tor tho mus' av4u -. and rla-
h0rafs undercafmelit Ne,srthsless
tho prophsfs ssf that ODD. dal a' plain
and practical pettIc1rfs. gowns aud
chemises Is near a. hand lue 'nT
thls reason perhaps women arr .Hf
iafvur their fasfffi0sa fancy fu'
lacey decoration fhr sfaaTs-' mate
rials and an abundance nf .uU fr.lIs
Pettieoats slgavs initiate the lines
ol ths outer SKIRT Add a. To- grug
gle between the faii skir approved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
CANADIAN.

Tho young people ~ The urighbor
hOOd enjoyed a party az Garland
Straders Saturday evening the time
vas spent in playing party games.
after Vhioh reires hments we're sery-
cd consisting OF cake and cream The
crowd left AZ late hour, declaring
Mr. and Mrs Sirader as being very
fine host and hostess.
Mr. and Mrs Geo 4 and Miss
Golda Gruver visited sfth Mr. aud
Mrs Earl Leafs near pampa Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Thos = Moody re-
turned the latter part % last week
from Battle Creek Mich. where
they spent a month
Miss Mamie Morris visited with
the Misses Sloan Tuesday.
Mrs sam Morris and daughter
Fannie. visited With Mrs. J y. Kelley
Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Lester Pcttus 81
Sha'tuck came down 10 Canadian "a
spend the IN with home folks and
other friends
Mrs Nelson Reed returned Wed.
nesday morning from an extended
visit with friends in Kansas city
Ms Robert Lockhart and Miss
Mnrl Lockhari came down from Hig
gins Sunday evening for a short visit
with Miss virgie Stiekley They re-
turned 10 Higgins Monday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Dan Wit. Garland
Strader. Wallace Wakefield and
Marvin i.eui. attended the OzsrI
Trails meeting and racer IN Amarillo
THURSDAY
Mr.. " S and Floyd Sloan are on
the Plains hsr, esting wheat
Garland sirsder and Paul Wit
lef, FOR Kansas city Saturday siit
cat,le
Mrs T S. and = . Virgins Mrs
VIM Wa efield and Mr. Wallace a.
tended the Baptist meet wallace a.
tended the Baptist Auxiliary IN ca
madam last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs ROY Hill ATTENDED
/ ehurh Al Washita SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs Bazant ~ Higgin'
-ere over Sunday guests IN th'
George Coleman home On Canadian
Mrs. y. Gever aud daughter
Miss ludra. are spending the Feel
a. the Wilmcfe ranch in OoAilirrl
county
Mr. and Mr. " 4 Donaldson
cane in from the ranch and spen
We ith With thetv aaurhtes. Ms
W. A. Vance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
Miami

Mr. and Mrs Fred q Hale ~ Tex,
homa are visitors this week al the
j u Hale home
karI Cbisum is night engineer a.
ihs light plant taking that position
When the plant first started.
Mrs q q Rogers vas down sun
day from Hoover visiting relatives.
Mrs s " Finch OF Plau,iev Wis
itcl first of the week with her broth
er John Short She returned home
today
Mrs r. T. Anderson aud son Of
Paris is here this week visiting her
twin sister, Mrs Thos Thompson
Little g. y Locke OF Pampa Is
visitor with his grandparents. Mr. aud
Mrs y p Locke, this week
Nr and Mrs s. e. Thompson 81
stamford are visitors this week a.
the u , Jackson and Byron VIII
Hams homes
Mrs Chas Ratliff 81 Lubbock is =
visitor az the y = Jackson home this
week
Mrs l. Is O'Brien of AlyoId. a SITS.
tor law of Mrs Paiions BE- here tor
a two weeks visit AZ the Patton home
SIR and Mrs Ino \ Newman and
the Chief force were among tho Mia
mi people attending tho ozark Trail
convention A. Amarillo last Nek
Miss Thelma Crigsby 81 OchHtree
b. a visitor this week With the Misses
Dial
Miss Withers = Amarillo Who has
been visiting the McAiee home 70.
turned ycs'erfsv
SIR and Mrs Ralph Chisum enter
tsined = croRd ~ the young people
saturday night Nth q party
Miss Cora Mckinney has been on
tho sick lisi tho past fee days. but b.
Improving
Mrs ] p Hill ~ Amarillo isa tis.
ifor 'hi- week ~ tho " Hale ranch
on fhs river
The regular meeting ~ tho Crss.
ranfo Music club vas held ~ Mrs
Baker studio Tuesday afternoon
rbir ps7 most interesting meeting
although several n the member acre
unable 90 be- present Miss Matte
Pitts vas admit Il 20 membership IN
Ithe club After tho usual hour of
r'udy. solos vere played b. Mirre-
lIaura Hes and Ariie Rssor. and a
duet hv Mrs. Baker and Niss Aurena
Robertson The neHt meeting of fhs
club eiil be July D..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
SOCIETY NOTES FROM NEIGH
BORING TOWNS
HEREFORD.

Mrs Estelle Tucker came home
Saturday night from Canadian. She
ia enjoying a vacation. part of which
she intends to spend In Colorado.
Mir. and Mrs. Walter A. Linegar
Of San Francisco, Cal. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carter. Mrs.
Linegar was former classmate OF
Mrs. Carter In Minnesota.
Little Miss Virginia Laird and a
little girl friend whom she is enter
tanning this week. spent part of the
week at the country home OF MIR. and
Mrs Horace Baird.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. c. Womble have
returned from an enjoyable visit In
Tennessee, where they spent six
weeks With relatives and friends at
Greensboro, HighpOint and other
places.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Hayter, OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma, spent the latter
part OF last week with the family OF
H. z. Duff MIR Hayter is a bro
ther OF Mrs. Duff The family are
on their way to Colorado and Mon
tana expecting to spend the summer
travelling.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Mcqueen and
daughters Hazel and Mabel started
sunday on a motor trip TO George
town. for a several weeks visit.
Mrs. w. r. Belts and daughter,
Miss Mabel. will leave Friday for a
months visit In Oklahoma.
Mrs. J. G. Pollock and daughters.
Misses Pearl and Blanche left Mon
day for q visit with relatives in Mar
ion, Ill
Mrs. II. II. Lamb and daughter
Miss Webb motored TO Clarendon
Monday TO spend the 9TH with Miss
Carolyn Lamb and other relatives
They will remain until Saturday.
Nh and Mrs e. r. Williams went
10 Amarillo, Friday to meet Miss
Bertha Hill Of Magazine. Ark. who
AN visit IN their home and Also with
other relatives here.
'Mrs. n. c. Sisk LEFT Friday tor
Mineral 9wslI5 where she will join
her husband who is there for the
benefit of his health.
Mr., and Mrs Homer Fox left sat
urdsy for WaNahachie where Mr. 10,
will assist for a time in the firm :
WaIahachie mercantile establish
ment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
PLAINNIEW.

Mrs. George Allen. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. NJ.
Daugherty. returned to her home In
Streater, H., yesterday morning.
Miss Mildred Burgess went to
Amarillo yesterday
Mrs. NJ. Hedges OF this city left 10
visit friends in Lubbock yesterday
Mrs. Ruth Daugherty OF Streatcr.
H., who has been visiting her son.
+. NJ Daugherty returned to her
home yesterday morning.
Dir. and Mrs. G. A. Dillingham; and
children are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Is. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Grady are ON
pleasure trip through Colorado.
Mrs. NJ W Morgan OF Lockney left
for Amarillo yesterday.
Mrs. Cora Emerson. who has been
visiting in Floydada, returned To her
home yesterday in Alabama.
Mrs. Deeie Thagard of Floydada
went To Amarillo yesterday to visit
relatives.
Z. r, Brown returned to Plain
view Yesterday morning from a trip
through southern Texas.
Mrs. j. Il. Massie left yesterday
for trip 10 Los Angeles
Mrs. Wales Cobb OF Floydada left
yesterday to visit relatives at Tulia.
Roy NJ, Lipscomb, Paul Lipscomb
Mrs. X. G Lipscomb, Misses Mary
and Ruth Lipscomb left last Sunday
for a three weeks trip TO Nebraska
Murley NJ Daftord Of Dallas was
in Plainview yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Rogers and
Mrs VI. r. Rock returned Saturday
after months touring of South Tex
as. While away they visited at their
former homes IN Freestone. Leon and
Houston Counties They report crop
conditions superior here to those In
the parts visited
Dr. l.. y. Pennock OF Amarillo was
IN town saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07

ty some Amrrirar frsiEunf- and mo
straight skirt favored hv France be-
NOT yef over fH. shop. supply uffir1
pe'Hruars as vrI col. SOFT and mpIo
models
For tHs rIr us'Hr1atr 'afr'a De-
preferred tor ffr .lu STYLES satin
finished suf washable slIks ars liked
Nsus 0I fhs more elaborate pr.iI.
c1a's are % Georre'te crepe
Tub sIlk pct'ic0s's are among me
summer uuttiflr. The shadow
proof has o douH. front aud back
panel
Some nf fla UrHH.i pef ''0H1f. arc
attached f0 Httsi .rsssieres because
fha present frnf.... of gowns .a fH.
ward fhe prince. 'tpr
The loselesf %. toe ueEiiErcs sag
grst inuutatcs ped vrlp. rather
than b0dfoir attic sirrirh' widths
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
CANYON.

Mrs W T. Grocndycke who re
Gently vent 10 make her home in
Iowa after the death of Mr. Groen-
dycke. Is IN the Panhandle visiting
with friends and settling M the bust
ness which J. n. Cullum has bought.
Miss Pearl Wright Of Lubbock
visited Miss Myrtle McManigal several
days last week.
Mrs. Weaver received the sad news
Of her sons death In Nebraska las,
week and left to attend tho funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Whitley we're
In Amarillo last Wednesday on bust
ness
Mrs Hare and daughter, Of Guam
al, are visiting this week at the y.
n Haynes home
Russell Horn returned today 10 his
homo In Qusnah after visiting at tho
home OF his sister, Mrs. 4. h. Haynes
Mr. and Mrs W ! Thomas return
cd Monday from two weeks visit
With their daughters in Amarillo and
Dalhart
j. a. Edwards and family. l.. l..
Monroe and wife Fred Gano aud
family OF Canyon visited their bro
thar $ T. Whitman and family last
Sunday
Miss Esta Goad returned 10 her
home at Irony Friday
Messrs. Rob and Chas Siratton
and families and Mrs \ VI Smith
and laughter ~ Canyon visited "
e. Whit. and family Sunday.
Mrs Elenora scarborough visited
a. the parental Tom Cochran home
thh teek ,
Pr and Mrs g 81 Thomas 70
lnhSd from Vernon Monday after
f@ks visit with their daughter
bfnhlt city. ~ FhaAtf~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-07
MANY POST MEN
BECOME GUARDS
TMENTN-SIN ENIlSTMENTS u
RESULT on THREE DAY
CAMPAIGN.

nNfNNAN ~ ANh WV"
POST. Texas. July q \ recruit
ing officer for the Texas National
Guard has finished three days Of
very successful campaigning IN this
city. securing 20 eulistments while
here Following are those who en-
listed.
G. II. Herndou. Mason Shultz, ID.
h. Parker. Chas nrauson, X. +.
lliggs. Max A. Kelly, Homer b.
Johnson, clay NJ Hardin, Rober +.
Smith. Geo u. James Fay b. Dur
en-, Allin Mauncey. W. l.. Whitehead,
Ierbine pritle. G.. \. MARRIOTT. Gals
T Lloyd Fred Donaldson, T. NJ.
Johnson. r. W Loyelace J w. Wal
lace. G. A. Quails, T, stacy, Il. c.
boswell. Il. " Gamhcn. W. H.
MARKHAM and c. \ Parker.