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Thomas r. Taylor Plaintiff
CIVIL NUMBER san

To Carl r, Peugh. Everett c. Wells
Mary X. Wells. Ruth I. Peugh. L. T..
Watson, Eta b. Watson. Frank b.
Archer Lucille Archer and Ben r. Lane,
the above named defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there Is now on tie in the
Office Of the clerk Of the district court
Of Luna County. New Mexico, the COM
plant Of the plaintiff IN the above
named and numbered cause by which
complaint pialntlff seeks to recover
Judgment IN the sum Of eighteen humid
red sixty (sise0) dollars and interest Al
per cent from October 18Th. 1918
thirteen and 2i-f00 (si82i) dollars
paid as taxes and one hundred eighty
six (tlso) dollars attorneys fees and
costs against you and each OF you.
aud IN which said action plaintiff seeks
90 foreclose a certain mortgage given
TO secure said note on the northwest
quarter (h) OF the southeast quarter
(h) section one "a township twenty
four t2il south Of range nine (a) west
New Mexico principal meridian, and fer
the sale OF said premises 70 satisfy said
Judgment or a part thereof. and to
quiet the title 20 said above described
premises In the purchaser thereof.
You are further notified that unleaa
YOU appear thereto and defend said
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LEGAL ADVERTIsIMl

LEGAL AOVERTIsING
in THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
THE STATE OF NEW
MEXICO IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF
LUNA
Thomas r. Taylor, Plaintiff
vs..
Carl r. Peugh. Everett c. Wells, Mary
X Wells. Ruth l. Peugh. l.. T.. Watson,
Eta D. Watson, Frank b. Archer, Lucille
Archer and Ben f. Lane. Defendants.
NOTICE OF SUIT PENDING.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

Wash calfs heart, remove the
veins arteries. and clotted blood. stun
with bread crumb smflng or cold rice
wen seasoned with sage. and sew.
sprinkle with salt and pepper roll In
flour and brown IN hot Fat. Place In
small deep baking pan, half cover
with boiling wafer. cover closely and
bnse slowly two hours, bastlng about
every fifteen minutes Make gravy
with liquor left.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25
HINTS FROM THE
HOOVER KITCHEN

Hsnot so awfully easy for the house
wife TO serve palaable and properly
nourlshing meals TO her family and at
the same time conserve to the limit.
Aud that is what we have TO keep right
on doing. And the spirit Of running in
next door with a loaf Of bread or a
pie, is an essential part of neighborly
life, This Is just what the American
housewife Is doing today for the allies
sharing her table with them IN time
of trouble and need Victory bread.
rationed dishes, meat conservation, all
mean literally a hand out to the boys
over there. Long live General House
wife!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

Sugar is available for immediate use
by the body IN fifteen minutes after
eating; 1t is therefore a quick source
Of energy and heat Starch will pro-
duce both energy and heat but Il is
available by the body only after three
hours. We can afford to wait short
time for upbuildlng our strength; but
the boys over there, who come in ex-
hausied, require the quick stImulant OF
sweets; let us send them more than
their allotment
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W W. Wilcox for Commissioner. first
district, Luna county. A capable, trust.
worthy, genuinely democratic Repuhll.
can. upon whom an Republicans ana dis
satisfied Democrats can unite, and In
whom al public spirited voters Of Luna
county can take pride.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25

Guard against waste OF wild meat
should be the slogan Of every hunter
this year. All edible portions Of the
animal killed should be utilized. Good
sporismen viii observe conservation
suggestions as well as game laws
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-10-25
Forbes ParhhHl to Camp Stanley.

Forbes Parkhill received his long de.
ierred call to the new cavalry officers
iraining camp at Leon Springs Texas.
Camp Stanley last Friady and left
that niguht TO report there stopping n
day at III Paso enroute. Two men from
the editorial stan Of the III Paso Times.
with which Forbes was himself con
nected In days past, accompanied him
from there, both having applied for en-.
trance to the new camp at the same
time that he did. about month ago.
Camp Stanley was expected to Omen
the first Of the month, but for some
lew days at time, until the 10th
Forbes expected to be called few
days after his examination and sent
Nrs. PAfkhill 10 her parents home in
Denver immediately thereafter Since
then he has been marking time while
awaiting the call. meanwhile attending
TO his usual duties AZ secretary Of the
chamber Of commerce. Il Is likely that
he viii return TO that job at the close
Of the war. for he made mighty good
IN Defining The vacancy left by his
departure win probably not be nIed
Tor The present at least, on the chance
That Germany will yell "kameradp be-
fore Il is necessary to replace Mr..
Parkhill.
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Harry I4add, travelling auditor Of the
American Smelling aud Refining Co.
pas In Deming over last Sunday.
listing Phil Mclaughlin.
Evening star., 1918-08-04

Of Col. Winans, q. 8. A, who 10 ut
present IN France.
Capt Harvey Hobbs, q. 8. A., has
gone for station to West Point, where
he will be Joined next week by Mrs.
Hobbs and their family.
Col wilkes, U. g. A., recently de-
tailed to duty at Camp Fremont, Cal,
will shortly be Joined there by Mrs.
Wilkes and their children
Mrs. Dorst.. wife Of MAJ. Dorst.
q. 8. A., who recently accompanied
her husband to his new post, West
Point. has Eow gone to Kentucky for
a visit to relatives.
Maj. Xavier F. Blauvelt. o. q A..
was Joined last week at camp Pike,
Ark, by Mrs. Blauvelt and their
children. who have. been visiting her
father, Mr.. Charles Taschetta At
Leavenworth. Kan.
Mrs. Joseph N. Swing, wife Of Maj.
Swing, U. 8. A, arrived at Fort Myer
last week for q visit to her father,
Gen. Peyton G. March, U. g. A.. who
also has with him at present his
hs wifs Of Capt Miliiksn, Ike 'Gln q. 8. sn A.. and
Mrs. Paul r. Frank, wife Of Capt
Frank, U. s. A.
Lieut. Max Cushing. q. s A.. now on
duty in Washington. has secured
quarters at 1888 18th street
Mrs. 3. F. Ristine. wife Of Col. Ris-
tine, U. s. A.. with their daughter
Jane is at Fort Leayenworth, where
they will remain during Col Ristine's
absence abroad.
Mrs. Daniel a. Torrey. wife Of Maj.
Torrey, u. s. A. has come to Wash
ington to be near her husband, now
on duty with the S0Sth Infantry. at
Camp Meade. Md. and has leased Tor
the summer an apartment at the
Carleton, 1741 Lanier place northwest
Mrs. John Preston. tr.. wife Of Col.
Preston. u. S. A.. has gone to Balti-
more. where during her husbands alb
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to Los Angeles to remain during hl
absence abroad s

to Los Angeles to remain during his
absence abroad 81
Mrs. Bertram p johnson. wife Of
to Helena, Mont, where she will re-
main during her husbands absence
abroad. for which detail he sailed
shortly after their return to this
country from the Philippines
Kuhn. o., s. A., is at Governor. Island.
where she will remain with her
mother, Mrs. J. q. Normoyle, during
her husbands absence in France.
Mrs. Kuhn Is the daughter Of the
late Mai. James e. Normoyle, o. s. A..
place in New York on the 17th Of
Capt Kuhn, who is tho son Of Maj.
Gen. Joseph e. Kuhn, u. 8. A., and
grandson of the late Maj. Parker.
U. s. A., retired, is well known in
Washington. where he spent his boy
hood.
Mrs. Dennis Nolan, wife of Col. No
Ian, U. 8. A., is at the Dupont. In
this city, where she will remain dur
ing her husbands absence in France.
chief of intelligence section on the
stan of Gen. Pershing. U. S. A
Lieut.. Thomas Garner, q. 8. R.. and
Mrs. Garner. have leased an apart
ment at the Preston. 1743 P street.
Mrs. Garner left Thursday to visit her
parents, Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. William Fits. at Cape May.
N. J.
Col. Wilcox, q. 8. A.. and Mrs. WILL
coz, have visiting them at West
Point. Mr.. Harry Randall Webb OF
Washington. Gen. and Mrs. Vignal OF
the French embassy, upon their re-
cent visit to West Point. were the
guests Of Col. and Mrs. WILCOX.
Gen. .Auman. U. 8. A.. retired, and
Mrs. Auman. have their daughter,
at Fort Porter. N. Y. where they will
be Joined this week by Mrs. and Miss
Elizabeth Winans. wife and daughter
Evening star., 1918-08-04

Rear Admiral r. N. Berry, o. & n,
retired, and Mrs. Berry have visiting
them at Broomhe1d Hills. Mich, Mrs.
Henry Greenleaf and son, Henry
Greenleaf, jr. II.
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Canada. Capt. Kinaball is stationed at
Camp Dix, N. J.

A pretty wedding was solemnized
became the bride OF Mr.. Lewis Becker.
Rabbi Silverstone performed the cere-
mony in the presence of q large COM
pany of relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker left late for .
two weeks motor tour to New York.
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Miss Mary c. Hinkins of Falls
Church. Va. left Friday fora visit to
Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Erlebacher are spend
ing some time at '"The Meadows"
their farm In Princess Anne county.
Nd.
Miss Edith e. Adams. daughter Of
Mr.. R. Barclay Adams, who spent three
with relatives on the st. Lawrence
river. visiting Montreal. Quebec and
Murray Bay.
Bishop Jchn William Hamilton. Miss
Helene Hamilton and Miss Battelle
have closed their apartment at Stone-
leigh Court and will go to the Adiron.
dacks for the rest of the season. re-
turning to town in the early fall
Inc Sl8Hal SOEpS EneT BeuCy NOMe
mittee will have its regular monthly
meeting at the residence Of the chair
man. Mrs. c. Nick. Saltzman. 1869
Mintwood place. Monday at o'clock.
The yarn for the committee will be
distributed at the meeting instead Of
on Thursday Of this week.
Miss Florence Brown. general secre-
tary of the local Y. W. C. A., has re-
turned from making a chautaqua tour
in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Miss
Brown. who was the only woman on
her circuit, visited three university
towns and spoke to sixteen large au-
diences ranging from 500 to 5000 peo.
pie. Lieut. Pat O'Brien is lecturing
on the same circuit
Evening star., 1918-08-04

Mrs. A. N. Mitchell. wife of Lieut..
Commander MITCHELL U. s. N, hasl
gone to San Francisco, after stay
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30ciQ
continued from First Page,
q Y. M. C. A secretary, Is stationed
at Camp Humphreys.

q Y. NJ C. A secretary. Is stationed
at Camp Humphreys.
Miss Madeline Menke of ftew York
has returned to her home after q visit
to Miss Blanche Levy.
Capt and Mrs. C. A. Lott have re-
turned to their homo after a visit at
Mare Island.
Miss Briska Zwisher and Miss
Schneider are spending some time at
Miss Hilda Fletcher. state regent of
the District of Columbia Daughters
of the American Revolution, who has
been in the city for the past week
in connection with affairs of the So
ciety, has returned to her cottage at
Paul Smiths in the Adirondacks.
A delightful party was held last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur C. Ridgeway, GIT Lamont
street northwest. in honor of the
Miss Doris Fant. worker in the Red
Cross
Those present were Misses Doris
FAINT, Caddie FAINT. Sallie Chestnut,
Neva Gilmore, Lora johnson. Helen
and Virginia Bagby. Julia McCuen.
and Messrs. Earl FAINT. Jeffries. Wal
ter ane Clayton Ridgeway. Sergt.
Rutledfe. Corp. David Larson, Mr..
and Nos RidSeway, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Horn and Mr.. and Ms Frank
Sidey-
Mis4 Dorothy W. Coates OF 1873 Kill
bourne place northwest, who recently
returned from a visit to her father.
DIR. l. Roberts Coates of Fairland
Manor, Md, is the guest for the
month of August of Mrs. Sidney Car
roll at Lewes, Del.
Evening star., 1918-08-04

Commander c. F. Macklin, o. 8. n,
and Mrs. Macklin had a visit last week
at their quarters at the Norfolk navy
yard from Capt. Powers Symington,
u. s. N.
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Returns From Illinois.

Mrs. Helene Forsberg Darlington
and her young daughter have re-
turned to the city after spending
three weeks with her husband, Cadet
E. c. Darlington. who fell July II in
an airplane accident at Scott Field.
Ill He will soon join his family at
their residence. 1903 Columbia road
Mrs. William wheatley Of Washing
ton, who is at the head Of the Red
raised quantities Of sweetpeas in the
garden at her cottage and has OBJ
tanned more than 500 for charity by
selling them to sojourners.
At garden party given last week in
her sister. Mrs. Burlington Carlisle,
formal announcement was made of
the engagement of Miss Dorothy
Adele Morris to Ensign Elliot F. Lam
don, q. s. N. -
Miss Morris is a daughter of Mr..
Claremont and is a graduate of the
University Of California. as is her
f1ance. Ensign Landon is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Landon of Berke-
ley. He was graduated in June from
the Naval Academy of Annapolis and
hts ship.
The marriage of Miss Norris and
Ensign. Landon win take place In
September.
The marriage Of Miss Eva Virginia
Bphn, daughter of Mrs. Cora Virginia
Bohn Of Washington. D. c.. and Mr..
Charles Bonaventure Mades. also of
this city. will take place wednesday
afternoon. August Z. at $50 o'clock at
St PaufcSs rectory. The Rev. John
NJ McNamara viii perform the cere-
mony. Mrs. James Stewart Kimball,
sister Of the BRIDE will be matron Of
honor, and Mr.. Elmer Schrott will
act 4s best man.- .--as .-s,,-s-.s ,iss
E. and Mrs W. A. Trigg announces
tl1e marriage Of their daughter,
Frances Louise. to Mr.. Ewell Crafk
Neiand Of Tampa, Fla. July 20.
DR.. Clarke Rankin Cxafg. announces
fhe marriage. OF his daughter. Garcia
Spencer. to Capt n. J. Kimball Of
WATERFOWL. N. Y. The young couple
have left for an extended tour OF
Evening star., 1918-08-04

tion of quartermastar general Fol-
lowing the arrival Of the latter. Gen.
Wood will proceed to France upss
work Of great Importance.
Lieut. Col. Charles 3. Craig. q. 3. A.
accompanied by Mrs. Craig. has gone
to his new detail at Yale University
CONTINUED on Third Pa9AS
Evening star., 1918-08-04
Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Lieut.. Commander Russell Wilson.
o. s. N. has leased his residence. 1908
street northwest, to Maj. D. B. Graf
ton. U. s. A. and Mrs. Grafton. who
are now installed there. Mrs. Grafton
and her little son having recently re-
turned from Staten Island. where she
visited her brother. Lieut.. Commander
Richard w. wuest. U. s. N.
Mrs. Roy Stanley Geiger. wife of
Capt. Geiger. U. S. NJ. c.. with her
little daughter Joyce Renshaw. dur
ing the absence of. her husband in
France is at Rosemont. the country
place near Pensacola, Fla. of her
mother, Mrs. Florence Thompson.
Mrs. James D. Smith. wife Of Lieut.
Commander James D. Smith, U. S. N.
accompanied by their son and her
mother, Mrs. E. v. Greene. Is SPEND
ing the summer at Charlottesville,
Va.
Mrs. Harry G. Bartlett. wife Of Maj.
Bartlett. U. s. M. c.. has been for the
past four weeks at Prouts Neck, Port
land. Me-, where she is the guest Of
Maj. Charles B. Clarke. U. 8. NJ. c.,
and Mrs. Clarke.
Lieut. Julian Timberlake, q. 8. N,
spent last week In Baltimore visiting
his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mira
Bruce Cotton.
Prof. Theodore W. johnson. q. 8. N,
accompanied by his family. has some
to Camp Linger Long. Clemens, in
the Adirondacks. He will return aft
er q ten-day stay. his family remain
ing UntiI NEXT month.
Lieut.. Spencer Lewis. q. s. N, after
a years absence at sea, has been de-
tailed to duty at Philadelphia. where
he was Joined last week by Mrs.
Lewis.
Rear Admiral Harry Knox. o. 8. N,
Va, for a visit to their son, Con-
structor Harry Knox. U. 8. N.
Pay Inspector D. ]. Robnett, o. 8.
N, and Mrs. Robnett have visiting
them at Norfolk, Va. the formers
sister-in-law, Mra A. H. Robnett Of
Los Angeles.
Commander c. F. Macklin, q. 8. N.
and Mrs. Macklin had a visit last week
at their quarters at the Norfolk navy
yard from Capt Powers syminston.
u 8. N.
Paymaster Ellsworth n. Van Pattsn,
q. s. n, and Mrs. Van Patten are
now established in their new quarters
in the Maryland building, naval base,
Norfolk, Va
Commander Charles g. Stanwofth,
o. s. N, and MrA Stanworth have vis-
iting them at Norfolk the 1atter's
mother, Mrs. r. s. Walker Of Lynch
burg. Va
Rear Admiral R N. Berry. q. g n,
retired, and Mrs. Berry have visiting
them at ..Broomhe1d Hills, Mich, Mrs
Henry Greenleaf and son, Henry
Greenleaf, jr.
Mrs. A. N. Mitchell, vito Of Lieut..
Commander Mitchell. U. s. N, has
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Dent-Baily.


daughter of Frederick w. Baily OF
Cloverton. Ardmore, Pa, and Lieut.
Magruder Dent son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Magruder Dent of A1exan-
day. July 81, at o'clock in the Church
of the Redeemer at Bryn Mawr. Pa.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and wore gown OF white
tuiie over satin. trimmed with duchess
lace Her veil was of tulle Surmounted
by a coronet of duchess lace and her
bouquet was of orchids and lilies of
the valley. She was attended by Miss
Mtnifred Clarke of Haverford as maid
2 honor, and her sister, Mrs Theodore
Mitchell Hastings. as matron of honor.
ThaE wore gowns of pale blue or
CANDY with organdy hats. and carried
bouquets of deep blue delphinium.
The other attendants. Mrs: Ralph
Earle and Mrs Nicholas Biddle, wore
pale yellow organdy, with organdy
hats, and carried bouquets of blue
delphinium ses4d yellow roses.
Lieut. Dents best man was Lieut..
Capt ]. Randall Cation of Alexandra,
Capt James T. idahool of Baltimore,
Capt. Theodore Mitchell Hastings of
Washington, Capt II. o. Laurence of
Harrisburg, Lieut.. Laurence Gourlay
of Baltimore. Mr.. Ralph Neale of Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. Fisher C. Baily, brother
Of the bride, and Mr.. W. J. Skinner Of
Washington.
A reception followed at the home of
the bride. After a short honeymoon
in the Adirondacks Lieut.. and Mrs.
Dent will reside at Garden City, l. I.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. George A. Mushbach. aunt of the
Miss Kathryn Gwynn, Miss Harriet
Boiling Douglas. =
An interesting wedding took place
Tel
Charles o. Raymond of Dayton, Ohio,
when the youngest daughter of the
late DR.. ]. U. Raymond of Washing
ton, D. c., and Mrs. Raymond was
married to Lieut. Gerald L. Kesler,
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Kesler
Lieut. Kesler has been stationed at
the Wilbur Wright aviation camp.
Lieut. and Mrs Kesler have been
spending few days at the home of
the brides mother before leaving for
Camp Dick, Dallas, Tex.
Tne committee of the Arts Club car
niva1 held recently for the benefit of the
American Red Cross takes pleasure in
reporting the very successful conclu-.
sion of that function. which has
yielded over 5000 net, and which sum
will be devoted to the purchase of an
ambulance bearing the name of the
club.
Miss Annie Zeiler, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. David Zei1er, is spending
her vacation along the New Jersey,
coast and at New York city.
A-patriotic party was, given last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Firmin, in Petworth, in honor
of the 1atters sisters the Misses
Monroe. Prizes were won by Miss
Julia Andre and Miss Alfredo Monroe,
Mr.. Coffy and Mr.. Long. Among those
present were Miss Sophia Monroe, Miss
Mildred Monroe. Miss Alfredo Mon,
roe, Miss Belle Caffren, Miss Julia
Andre, Miss Annie Mae Melton, Miss
Anna Bernd, Miss Ruth Monroe. Mr.:
Jack Long, Mr.. Robert Van Glider,
Mr.. Clarence Broyles. Mr.. Maurice
Hazen, Mr.. Louis Hungerford, Mr..
William Coffy. Mr.. F. Berglander, Mr..
and Mrs. o. Fox, Mrs. Monroe. Mr.. and
Mrs John C. Firmin, Mr.. John Firmin,
Miss Elizabeth Firmin and Mr.. Philip
Firmin.
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Army Notes.

Col. John Dean Hall, U. S. A.. ac-
companied by Mrs Hall. left Wash
ineton last week for Boston, from
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.snee abroad she win b. at the La

Brig. Gen. Robert q. Wood, o. 8. A,
acting quartermaster general. In this
city, will remain in Washington
until the arrival from France Of Maj.
Gen. Harry L. Rogers, U. s. A.. who
was recently nominated for the posi-
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Commander Charles 8. Stanwofth,
o. S. N, and MrA Stanworth have vis-
iting them at Norfolk the 1atters
mother. Mra H s. Walker Of Lynch
burg, Va.
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4IAnfs

1IADYE8
1&n - Init . susatsr for soldier er
sa1lsr and . sweater for yourself. both done
at the sxme time and on tho same needles By
the original Emma Louise Copyrighted pirec-
Haa. which VIII be sent to You upon receipt
Il 10 IN cash.
11kG3o Beamax. y. J.
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where they Will go to Exeter, N. H.,
to remain until the late autumn at
the Graduates House.
Kelton, U. s. A., has left for Boston,
where she will spend the summer
with her sons wife. Mrs. Robert Kel-
ton. wife Of Col. Kelton, U. s. A.
Katherine Knudsen. wife and daugh-
ter Of Col. Knudsen. U. s. A., follow
ing his departure for France, have
gone to Carmel, Cal, from where.
after a four-week visit, they will go
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Of two months at her husbands rice
plantation near Willows, Cal.

Mrs. Van Leer Kirkman. wife Of
Lieut. Commander Kirkman, U. s. N,
accompanied by their young son, has
husbands mother.
Evening star., 1918-08-04

Paymaster Ellsworth a. Van Patten,
q. s. n, and Mrs. Van Patten are
now established in their new quarters
in the Maryland building. naval base,
Norfolk, Va.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-11-29

The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met socially with Mrs. Stout Monday after noon. A guessing contest made up of questions on the wal afforded great pleasure. After a two vocal numbers and a piano selection, a delicious buffet lunch was served. The afternoon passed much too soon for all present. Mrs. T. c. Simmons will have the next regular meeting at 3 o'clock Monday.
 G. H. Mathis of Little Rock spent the week in Clarendon on business and visiting his mother, Mrs. Annie R. Johnson. We are glad to know that MT. Mathis has decided to again make his home in Clarendon. He will move here with his family soon after the first of the year and will occupy his two-story resi- dence on Second street, known as the Halpern place, and will give his attention to the man. agement of his farm property near Clarendon.-Sun.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-11-29

Mrs. Clyde C.. Woodfin with little Jim and Jessaline spent Thanksgiving in Holly Grove with home folks,
 Chas Duff is back from a 4 weeks visit to his mother in East Tennessee. While away he spent several days in New York attending the Slave Con- gross.
 Mrs. A. R. Hammon who re- gently bought the c. A. Witt residence, furniture and fittings expects to move in some time after Jan. 1st. The home is one of the prettiest and best in Brinkley and she contemplates making an apartment house of it.
 FOR ,RENT:-My residence on north Main St., furnished through out, rooms and bath, sleeping porch, good garden spot, barn and out houses. Renter to have priviledge of subrenting an apartment, terms tenancy desired.-Mrs. A. R. Hammon, Phone 93.
The Brinkley argus., 1918-11-29

Get delicious Pippin, Golden Grimes, and York Imperial Apples all other fine fruits at Weaver's Cafe.
 Lost---bar pin with 3 small chip diamonds, on streets of Brinkley Tuesday. Tor reward phone S6. WANTED Reliable share crop per, bring reference. Gibson Rice Farm. P. o. Box 627.
 Miss Petty of St. Louis, is in the city the guest of her friend Miss Bolton, milliner at Gold bergs, while en route home from Birmingham.