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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
$6OO,OOO,OOO.OO

American m0Ottorien ajurit ku
luttivat taman summan vuOden
aikana ia rs pros. siita, tai
$16O,OO0,O 900 on tuhlausta.
Nykyisen sedan aikana tuOl
lainen tuhlaus on rikOllisuus.
Gates Half Sole Kumit suo
jaavat teidan kuluneet kumin
ne; ne parantavat autonne ul
konak0a; ne Ovat hyvat 5000
10000 mailiin k0vinta kulu
mista vastaan; ia ne maksavat
ainOastaan puolet. tavallisesta
hinnasta.
Gates Half Sole Kumit oval
kansallinen tarve.
Antakaa meidan nayttaa niita.
ERICKSON VUL & TIRE REPAIR
SHOP
Lowell St lreDwood, Mich
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Mrs Piittari matkusti maa

Mrs Piittari matkusti maa
nantai aamuna Californian puo
leen saadakseen ilmanalanvaih
doksesta aqua heikontuneelle
terveydelleen P~erjantai illaksi
oil ystavapiiri kutsunut hanet
kirkon alasaliin, jossa vietettiin
yhdessa ilta. Mrs Vuori ia Mrs
Vasuhta puhuivat jumalansanan
totuuksia poislahtevalle ia yh-
teislauluja l~aulettiin ia yhteiset
rukoukset pidettiin. Ystavat o
livat Tyos keranneet pienen "a
hasummap matka evastykseksi.
TOivomme Mrs Piittarille
voimien palautumista!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Jumalanpalveluksia ia saarns
vuoroja Gogebie ia Iron
kauntin X. s. piirissi

- Jumalanpalvelus ia H. p.
ehtoollisen vietto on IronwOodis
sa ensi summit. t. k. 8 p. klo 10
ap.
Hartaushetki ia Pohjoiskylan
Ompeluseuran kOkous on Mr.
Hautasen farmilla ensi sunnun
taina t. k. 8 p. klo 2 ip. Kaikki
mukaan! Tilaisuudessa puhuu
past. X E. Salonen. Tervetuloa
2 ip.
Bessemerin ompeluseuran juh
lat ovat Mr. Matti Suomen far.
milla ensi sunnuntaina 8 p. klo
2 ip. Tilaisuudessa puhuu past.
X. E. Salonen. Tervetuloa!
Jumalan palvelus on Montrea
LISA, Wis. sunnuntaina 8 p. No
8 Italia. JOS haali Ell ole vapaa,
min kokoonnutaan Mrs Michel
sonin luo.
Nuorisoliiton vuosikokous on
pappilassa maanantaina 9 p. klc
8 Italia. Kaikkia seuran jase
MIA pyydetaan silloin saapumaan
silla kokouksessa valitaan m. m.
virkakunta ia keskustellaan ia
paatetaan y~uosijuhlan vietosts
Y. III. Tervetuloa!
Ironwoodin kirkossa on ilta
juhlat tiistai iltana, alkaen klo
8. Useita vieraita puhujia puhu
vat MN. p~astorit Salonen Wis
kari ia Ruotsalainen. Tervetu
loa kirkkomme tayteen!
Ompeluseuran kokous ia har
taushetki on ~torstaina IL p. knl
8 italia Mrs Pakan luona New
port lukeesilla. TervetulCa!
Seminaarijuhlat Bessemeris
sd sunnunt. Is p. alkaen klo 1(
ap. Tilajsuudessa on vaihtelevs
ohjelma, useita puheita, k00ri
laulua y. m. Kolenti seminal
rim hyvaksi!
Jumalanpalvelus CT Etelaky
lalla sunnuntaina Is p. klo 2.30.
Jumalanpalvelus on Van Bus
kirkissa summit Is p. klo 8 ill.
Kastettu: Oskar Friedrich ia
Sigrid ia Aaina Nummen polka
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Tohtori AndersOnin uudes

= Tohtori AndersOnin uudes
sa ajanmukaisessa sairaalassa
on yksi ia toinen Wine aikoina
ollut leikkauksilla ia muuten pa
rannusta hakemassa. Niinpa
pastori Vasunnan pikku Kaijal.
lie tehtiin STELLA lillian leikkaus,
.ioka, onnistui oikein hyvin. Sa
maten Helmi Tompsonille. Mrs
Waarala Hinkleysta on lepail
lyt STELLA ia on jo paassyt kotiin
ia voipi hyvin ~nykyaan.
Sairaala tekee hyvin hausl-
vaikutuksen, kaikkialla on sis
tia ia rauhallista ia erittain VS.
tavallista kohtelua saavat poti-
laat osakseen.
Muita suomalaisia potilaita
on viimeiseksi ollut Mrs Oscar
ALI Ironwoodista ia Mr. HAL
mar Laurila Wakefieldista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
@ooIf 0osfi.


- &eid on buoncfolujen uubistus
aifa. WeilIG on monipltolinen no.
rasto buonefaIujo, jcten mointme
tpp0pttGG teitd moiffopo teilIG oIiii
forfcammatfin maotimufiet. Srlfaa
fatiomoan worastojnmme.
@ottoIa & 60. 8afeficlo.
(Slm.) $500.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

Ironwoodin ompeluseuran
kokouksessa Mr. Nikulan far
milla Hinkleyssa oil paljon o
sanottajia, p0ytatuloa oil $24.5O
Kiitos Nikulan emannalle ia i
sannalle ruoka ia kahvipoydas
ia Seuraava "farmikokous" on
Meadvillen koululla ensikuun a
p. klo 2 ip. Tervetuloa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

Syksy lahestyy. Onko vaa.
tevarasto valmis? Jos eli, min
nyt on aka laittaa. Tarvites.
same neulojia kaantykaa mel
dan puoleen. Hyva ty0, kelpo
mallit, ia halvat hinnat taattu.
Asunto sijaitsee North County
ten varrella.
ma.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

Ironwoodissa 25 p. heinak. ia
Urpo Oscar, synt. Ironwoodissa,
8 p. toukok. ia kastettiin 20 p.
elok. Andrew ia Ida Mattsonin
polka Helmer Olavi Erland synt
kastettiin 81 p. elok. Jumala
siunatkoon lapsia!
Vihitty: Pappilassa Within
elok. 81 p. Mr. Albin Mariska
Wakefieldista ia Miss Llama
Vainionpaa Ironwoodin Pohjois
kylalta. Sulhanen on kotoisin
Mikkelin maaseurak. Nuorikko
jen koti tulee olemaan Wakefield
dissa. Onnea ia Jumalan stu
nausta!
Haudattu: Maemi Wiemero
synt. Ironwoodissa Is p. huhtik.
ia kuoli elok. ~ p. A XIX ia Ia
p. ikaisena. Pieni vainaja hau
dattiin elok. 80 p. Lahinna han
ia kaipaavat lisa ia aiti, 6 veljea
ia 2 siskoa.
Saima Serafiina Lempeala,
synt. C~hisholmassa, MINI. 13 p.
marrask 1905 ia kuoli lavan.
tautiin Washburnissa elok. 20
p. IL vuoden 9 XIX. ia 16 pal
van ikaisena. Hautaus toimitet
tin t. k. 2 p. Lahinna kaipaa
vat lisa ia att, 5 veljea ia 2 sis
koa.
610 E. Aver st. Ironwood, Mich.
Puhelin 989 Arne Wasunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

. Pohjoiskylan ompeluseu-
ran kokouksessa MI Anti Me
men farmilla oil p0ytatuloa
1885,. Kiitos talonemannalle
kahvip0ydasta!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Observation-Disclosures ON 81

Observation-Disclosures on sun
nuntaina t. k. 8 p. rukoushetki
klo 10 ap. ia saarna klo 8 Sill.
Naisten apuyhdistys kokoontuu
kirkon alasalissa tiistaina t. k.
20 p. klo 8 italia
M. Pitkanen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

= Mestarit Oscar Levijoki ia
Matti Liimakka kavasivat Wake
fieldissa ia kylaillessaan tekasi
vat kivikellarin Kalle S~ippolalle,
joka asuu itaan Wakefieldista
olevalla maatilallaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Talo myytavana Washbul

-
- Talo m~yytavana Washburn
Wis. Talo on kaksikerroksinen,
II huoneinen, sopiva "ruumarei
ia" tai ruokalaa varten. Taloon
kuuluu my0s lotti. On erittain
edullinen ostaa silla Washbul.
nissa on a~arett0man suuri pun
tie huoneista kun hallituksen SC.
tatarvetehtaalla kay tuhansia
miehia ty0ssa ia samoin raken-
netaan laivatelakkaa. Kysykaa
allekirjoittaneelta tai kirjoitta
kaa, kysyttaissa sovitaan hin.
noista ia maksuehdoista.
Matti Heikkila.
(37) Washburn, Wis.
x
= Maccabeen naiset panevat
toimeen u~lkoilmajuhlat Mead
villessa, Wis, Kaaren farmilla
ensi sunnuntaina t. k. 8 p. Mrs
Kaare ia Mrs Nevala laittaa
paivalJisen johon kuuluu kama
soppa ia kaapetsi soppa pienta
maksua ~vastaan. Mrs ia past.
pitavat puheet. Saa
pIkaa joukolla!
K
Kaksi hyvassa kunnossa
olevaa lammitysuunia myytava.
ma halvalla.
Manuel He'll.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Eilola & Silberg,

X. S Nuorisoliiton seka
k00rin lauluharjoitukset ensi
tiistaina 10 p. kirkon haalissa!
Saapukaa!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Maata m~pptGwand.

Ytii FORTH" moata m~pptdmdnd
allefirioittaneella. Siiaitfee Cure
Sownisia, ldbellG SurIebG, 8is. :.
rittdin iopipa b~eindnaafii ia md.
balld mainaIla iaapi peltoa, maa
OH pGbG fimistG iapimullan maa.
ia. Selpot m~afIuebbot. &apf@
liponani tai tir~ioittafaa. MppiGst6
annetaan tietoia t1m1n leboen font.
tsrisia.
(3S) Matti @nnala,
2bor 300 Sronpoob, Micb.
x /.
= 3iiulfaaban fun minGfin ia.
nonl SiIloin fun baluatte teettdd
uutta taloa tai ~toriouttoa ponbaa.
Min pubutclfaaban allefirioittonli.
to, iofo iuulliicsti tai firieell1. Spon
otan tebo6fieni urafaIla tai miie,i
iomiiaon.
&unnioittaen, -.
~ gboIf 0oSfi.
10S Sutberlano arpe.
Sronmooo, Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
Tronwoodin ia ympdrist0n uuti$ia

Antakaa puheimena tito Auttajane kaikista tapahtumista ja crit.
tainkin suomalaisia koskevsta, siten teette hyvan palveluksen leh.
dele al yleis0Ie. Auttajan puhein numero on SOW.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

Hatentaisianne uutta taloa, tai
cbocsianne foriaufiia manbasia on
nina eollllista fGGntpd tGpIin luotet.
aipan rafennlsmieben puoIeen.
Dian pastaan faitfea rafennits.
llaan fltuIuipaa tpoti. Seen tistan.
lusartpioita pppocttGisI1.
q @ipert Sario,
226 % @urora Il. Bbone 43O-S
Srompoo6, Wicbieon
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

Mr. Matti Koivito Aurora
lukeesilta on myynyt lillian IA
kentamansa talon $1,700 kaup-
p~asummalla. Vastaanotto ia
painful heti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05
neutrality-suspicious. par

Observation-Disclosures pap
pilassa on kesan kuluessa tehty
suuria muutoksia etupaassa N.
liiton kustannuksella. Talon ale
on rakennettu MIN. suuri kellari
sementti plokeista. Samoin van
hat koliuunit ovat nyt myyta-
VIVA (toisessa vol polttaa puita
kim, silla ajanmukainen Mr.
VIM. Brannaksen asettama kuu
man ilman lammityslaitOs pitaa
nyt huolen talvellakin lampy
masta Myos on huoneita maa
lattu ia paperoitu tarpeen mus
kaan ia pihamaa tasattu entista
~paremmaksi. Kaikessa ty0ssa
ovat seurakuntalaiset osoitta
meet suurta intoa ia uhraavai
suutta. MUM muassa on tehty
ainakin viitisen sataa ilmaista
ty0tuntia ia fa1marit ovat au.
list olleet hevospaivia Starjoa
massa. Nyt ovat uudistuspuu
hat tehtyina ia seurakunnan on
tarvinnut ainoastaan pienemmil
la summilla avustaa puuhaa, sill
Ia n~uorten varat ovat olleet mil.
tel ehtymatt0mat. Seurakunta
Nuorisoliittoineen ansaitsee tot
mestaan ia uhrautuvaisuudes
taan hayden kiitoksen Kunnia
sille .jOlle kunnia tulee!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

= Nc maEsamEe kateisen ra-
han vasikoista, Beeffista ia ka-
noista.
g. Palace Market Co.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-09-05

Malutaan emann0itsija.
Ikapuoli nainen, leski tahi van.
hapiika saapi pitempiaikaisen
paikan ilmoittama]la itsensa ia
Observation-Disclosures allekir.
joittaneelle,
Chas. G.. Heikkinen,
1857 928 E. Aver st.
Ironwood, Mich.
y
Observation-Disclosures tarluitcs.
Ionnc oIemme maImiit palDelemaan
teitG 4mmottibenfilo boitaa foiffi
+ .~.taufieen fuulupat ieifat.
WattoIa & 60. Wafefieio
(Slm.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

DLANS are on for the annual sum
! mer hegira-Old Sol has had the
thermometers little pulse fluctuatIng
and damp collars and crispy. creamy
drinks and sun burned noses announce
the usual exodus, with many well
lnowns" packing up their belongings
and hieinE away to beach OF mountain.
The country is the most desirable
place in the world. right now. Those
who find It impossible to arrange for
continued absences are managing.
through the convenience Of short mo-
tor trips, 10 slip away at least for
week end or q few days. The vox
pOpuH murmurs migrate"
California is TO be the mecca for
many folk this season. But ClOudcroft
viii, Of course attract the greater
number. because Of its proximity
Miss lima Lee Davis is TO arrive
from Ward-Belmout school I'm Nash
vile, Sunday. June 2, and very shortly
after her sister. AIRS. Leo Relfe Schus-
Ter. and Mrs. vs.. w White, their sis
Ter from EuEle. are 90 leave for Los
Angeles and Long Beach They are to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

MRS. R. T. LOCKE is chaperoning
Ifl crowd Of FL Pasoans to the Clint
Red Cross entertainment and dance,
tonight, among them being several
artists who are to appear on the pro
gram. Bess Hutchinson, who viii sing;
Miss Nina Locke, Miss Blanche Com
wzlI, Miss Addie Bias and little baby
Argyra White. Mrs. W. H. Bowen IS
in charge of the affair, which VIII be
given at the Clint hotel, and assisting
are Mrs. S. R. Rusher, Mrs. S. G.
Schairer, hrs. J. E. Macon, Mrs. ]. A.
Cokes, Mrs. Guy Field, Mrs. D. B.
Mouldin and Miss Josephine Silva The
64th infantry band has been loaned by
the military officials for the dance.
Upper picture is Of Miss Blanche
Cornwall, who Is to dance, and the pic
ture Of the little girl in front Of the
flag is Miss Addie Bias, who IS to sing
at the Clint entertainment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
HEGIRA OF SOCIETY FOLK TO BEACHES AND To-
MOUNTAINS BEGINS; CLOUDCROFT TO BE 4 LIVELY.
PLACE. MANY Ell PASOANS SUNMERLNG UP THERE


spend at least q month in delightful
u Catalina island. with its placid. bay
and excellent bathing. and VIII tour
4 southern California rather thoroughly
Z Before they leave, however. the Schus-
tiers, with Mrs. j. Mason Pollard. Mrs.
: Sidney Carroll Graves and some Of the
I younger marrieos, are planning jolly
p. week end trip 70 Cloudcroft-they viii
/ 90 next Saturday.
Among the FL Pasoans who have al
ready gone TO the seashore are MI.
and Mrs. Maurice Schwartz and baby
SON. Herbert, with Mrs. Schwartz's
sisters. Miss Edna Matthias and Mrs.
Sidney Mayer Mrs sam Silverman, her
I two daughters, Misses Minnie and
Ruth, and the boys. Henry and Julius.
I Mrs Harry Barnett and son. Edmund;
I Mrs Karl Goodman and baby; Mrs. A
/. Nicholson. with her mother. Mrs. C.
Cohen and daughter, Caryll: Mrs Win
X Mari and her motherinlaw, Mrs.
James Mari; the A. S. Jacobs family;
Mrs. ~ L. Naquin; Mrs Lydia $.
Christy and daughter, June, and ever
so many others.
Mrs Horace ". BrOaddus hopes to
go to southern California for. perhaps
July, If she can set away from Red
Cross activities sufficiently long: Mrs
Frank S. Frickelton and mother. Mrs.
Edward Simons, are leaving Friday or
Saturday OF next week for the coast:
Mrs II. Lyman, with Julie and
Charles. are going Sunday to Ocean
Park, lIr. and Mrs F. J. Garrett and
their most attractive daughters.
Misses Maurine and lone Garrett, are
TO Join the colony Of vacationists at
the same part Of country early in
July; Mrs E d Moore viii also 90 20
the Pacific coast at that time; Miss
Louise Beach viii accompany her
g a Ia HH-
seashOre, as usual. this summer, leav-
ing Immediately after school closes;
Henry Pfaff is I'm Los Angeles: Mr.
and Mrs E. Matringly are in the same
city, Mr. and Mrs u. L. Stevens and
son have been d0miciied at the sea-
shore. in Ocean Park, for several days;
Mrs. J. A. Potter went west the past
week and Miss Lois Ardoin is leaving
Tuesday, going straight TO san Diego.
where her two sisters, AIRS. =. s. Noon
and Mrs @. H. lockwood are staying
while their husbands are attending
the government aviation school Mrs.
Caples Joins the exodus sun
day
Mrs. j. =. Quad and three daugh-
tiers. Eva Belle. Bette and Margaret
Glenn, viii leave Sunday for the coast
TO spend the summer Mr. Quaid was
recalled home this week from west
Texas because Of illness Of the baby,
and VIII accompany the family to the
coast.
The Misses Pool viii occupy the
Quaid home at 2525 Montana street
during the summer
The advance guard" are already
revelinE in the mountain breezes and
pungenr pines OF ClOudcrofU- Mayor
and Mrs. Charles Davis went up We'd
nesday morning with their little
daughter. Mrs ~. s. Tilton has also
gone. and. Of course. Mr. and Mrs o.
II Baum are TO be at the popular re-
SQUIRT for the majority Of the sumner. Z
Mrs. James L. Collins and James Law
ton, jr-s are going I'D Tuesday to open
'EI PicachO" for the season. where
they VIII be Joined eventually by Mr..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
EIPaso Girls Guests OF Army Circle At
Columbus, Make Trip In Automobiles

Helen Stratton and Miss Josephine
Erbs are house guests Of Capt MeDonl-
aid and family. Capt and Mrs T. T.
Price have Miss Alice Myles with
them: the Misses Esther and Edith
Levy are at the DOwnings. and MIS-
w. +. Robinson is chaperoning the
Misses Vera. Sonic and Esme Grouse,
Mary Evans. Helen Becker, Esteile
Berrfen and Frances Oppenheimer at
the Bachelors quarters-the O1flcers
club. Miss Bess Murtle is the guest
OF capt and Mrs. Larry McHale- The
attractive coterie return to town sun
DAY
Abe Harris. manager OF the White
House economy basement on BEHALF
of the management viii take the
basement employees and their friends
on q picnic TO TsIeta in the big sight
seeing car sunday morning, 20 re-
main all day. About ~ people VIII
make the trip with lunches and re-
freshments All kinds OF games and
outdoor sports viii be on the pro
gram and prizes vii be awarded to
the winners. This picnic is being
given to the basement employees be-
cause Of the very successful season
and to show the appreciation Of the
White House management OF its
faithful, loyal and enthusiastic en-
ployes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

from 4 to s o'clock in the new building.
At night a dancing party is TO be
given Tor the graduates and older stu
dents.
Thursday evening at o'clock IS set
for the concert at the First Methodist
church, with Sra Emilia LeOValh, as
sisted by Charles J. Andrews, tenor
Miss Florence Crissey, ViOlinist, and
Joseph II. Evans, pianist, as artists.
Friday is to be devoted almost en-
tirely 20 school events. with the com
mencement at FL Paso high set for s
p. ~. in the auditorium The School
Of Mines VIII keep open House Fri
day afternoon. that all citizens o. FL
Paso may view the handsome new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

The most satisfactory results have
been obtained in combating Diabetes
by observing certain dietary rules and
the judicious use or Warmers safe
Diabetes Remedy, an herbal prepare
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Following is a letter from q grateful
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

~ informal hop by officers Of the
a oath infantry Friday night. a
horse show this morning, followed by
an equestrienne party and tea, and a
dance by officers Of the 18th cavalry
tonight, and swimming and polo for
Sunday morning are some Of the pleas
ures enumerated for the crowd Of Ei
Paso girls who went to Columbus. last
evening. for the week end Lieut. c.
C. Black came down Friday morning
to escort the party to the New Mexican
army post and they left at 2:55 p. M
Upon their arrival. wives Of officers
took them to their own quarters,
where they viii be housed during the
delightful outing. Miss Margaret
Schuster is to be the guest Of the
Dowlings, Miss Nellie May Bowen and
Miss Harriet Howe were invited by
the Ships; Miss Mayre Weeks and
Miss Anne Wolfe are accepting the
hospitality Of Col and Mrs George T.
Sickle: the Misses Stella and Beruice
Brick are being housed with mayor
and Mrs. Blair; Miss Evelyn Payne Is
at DIT. and Mrs. Deans, the Misses
Bess and Ruth Roberts are at chap
lain and Mrs. Milton o. Beebe'si MISS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Old Herbal Remedy
Used Successfully in
Relieving Diabetes

ing to me that look better than ever
before. I tip the scales at 132 pounds
and I am back working again to the
establishment Of all I feel splendid
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

Mrs. +. ". Herman and children aye
leaving Wednesday for an extended
visit In Mississippi and louisiana
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Peterson viii
leave this evening on three months
trip 20 New York En- route they VIII
visit at points in Louisiana.
Miss Peggy Bryan left Thursday
for Douglas 10 spend the summer at
the j.. Blake Gallaher home. Mrs Cal
laher being the former Miss Opal
HadIock-
with Savannah. Ca. her objs--ive
point. Miss Katherine Goroutr is
leaving Sunday morning 10 spend her
vacation. She viii return at the be-
ginning Of school. by way OF wash
ingron. ID. c. and New York CITY
With her daughter, Lucille, and son
3. F., jr, Mrs B. F. Peters IS leaving
Sunday night for New Orleans 10 visit
relatives for about six weeks Later
Mr. Peters viii Join his family in time
10 make a short visit and return with
them
with her little daughter. Margaret
Mrs. A. T.. ROWlands is leaving the
first week OF June for California, TO
enjoy three months at the sea shore
Mrs Rowlands viii live at the Pa
Iona, Ocean Park. In August 1lr.
Rowlands viii Join his family and
stay until their return. going 1Irst
however. TO Kansas City. In June. to
attend the Rotary convention
Mrs. Josephine Nations 1I0rfit and
her lovely young daughter, Josephine,
left today for New York City. where
they viii summer at South Hampton,
Mrs MOrfit having taken a house
Having spent many seasons in the
eastern metropolis. Mrs lIorfit has
wide acquaintanceship OF fasteners
TO welcome her. and VIII be extern
sively entertained. as viii Miss J0-
sephiue. who is exceedingly fond OF
New York life and its many fashion
able resorts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

II you are an enthusiastic reader
md your office or other work puts a
1ustaut strain on your eyes it IS
advisable 20 have your eyes examined
frequently. Unless the lenses you are
wearing now are stiu accurately
adapted to your weakened or imper-
feet vision, they are doing lots Of
harm. Let our expert optometrist
make an examination and find out for
certain Need glasses2 Ask SegalL
FL PASO OPTICAL COMPANY
In the middle Of the block at los
Texas St.. between Mills and Mesa
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Musical.

Mrs. Helen Roberts gave the first
Of a series OF recitals Friday after
noon The first part Of the program
was rendered by three little tots and
showed a delightfully."- surprised au-
dience what little folks can do. The
program was participated in By Ma
rie Rogers Cousuel0 Asunsol0. Eu-
gene smith. Carrie Bell Hooper. Ruth
Goodman, Rosie Poll. Juliet Wing0
and AIRS. f. Rogers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25
Out Town Visitors.

AIRS. Emile Drummer. of Wamego
Kas-. is I'm the city. the guest OF Mrs.
George b. Taylor, 1903 Bliss.
mr. and Mrs. r. ID. Richey have as
their guests for the week end. AI-s-
Richey's brother and wife. llr. aod
Mrs VIII Shannon, of Maria Dir.
shannon is here 10 purchase o. car