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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
END CLOTHING DRIVE
Kcyrort Secures Large Amount for
Refugees.

RtfgFpAt oC[hA0S A8taEC nAtDtfnt ~
Refugees.
BIZ Special Correspondent.
kEYPORT, Oct. s.-The committee
in charge of the collection OF garments
for the Belgians spent Sunday at the
Red Cross rooms where the garments
were packed. The donations were
most generous and Included clothing
OF all description for both men and
women n many garments for the
children. The rooms were kept open
until s o'clock Monday evening to re-
ceive grcars rs after which no more
could Ds a as the drive for the
clothing had expired.
The borough has reached Its quota
in handkerchiefs to be used in the
hospitals lover there" but the linen
towels required are still short. The
executive meeting OF the Monmouth
County Chapter was held at Red Bank
on Friday evening. but owing 20 the
explosion at Morgan the work could
not be carried out as planned. A
committee of even was appointed to
govern tho county chapter. also n COM
mittee OF seven will be required to
govern the branch chapters. this being
a new rule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
JAMESBURG

Nicholas Basco, aged thirty years.
OF Spotswood, had an Authorization
that he was possessed of too much
money several days ago and was ap-
pretended In the premises of John
Fl. Baremore, Of Sedgwick street, as
lhe was acting in a suspicious manner
Marshal Ffllhower took him to the
borough hall and his family sent for.
He failed to recognize his wife or
brother. He was finally given over
to their care While on the way to
the borough lookup Basco made q SLY
attempt to put a roll of bills into the
pocket OF the officer. On Sunday he
ercised over the explosion at Morgan
and prayed for the safety of the
workers until he was again appre-
hended and taken to the Office of DIR.
III. ID. Zandt. who diagnosed the case
as one for tho State Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs William Crum. of
Camden. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Rhodes.
Mrs. James English. of Roebling.
Is spending some time. with her
daughter, Mrs. Rene VanCleaf. of
Sedgwick street.
John Dingfield has proved that he
is the right nan in the right place
at times. He discovered the promises
of the Eastern Foundry C3RfpaSy on
fire and put the blaze out with I'M
usual ~quickness before any damage
resulted.
Ernest Breckwedel, Of Vine street,
has recovered from an attack OF the
grippe and not the Spanish variety,
az commonly rumoreds
i District SStSS Jobes ha. been a pa
Jrthe removal OF her ton
sits. She Is much improved.
Howard Asson and Ellis Martin. OF
town. passed through the explosion
and fire at the Morgan plant in their
particular line of duty. The former
was on the night shift at South Am
boy but a short distance from the
scene of the disaster and Ellis Mar
tin, also on night duty in the terminal
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's Office. 1t Is unnecessary to say
that the men were subjected to a
night of unusual terror and were in
constant fea of bodily injury.
Mr.. n Mrs. William VanPelt have
received word from their son. Private
Paul XanPelt, somewhere in France
to the effect that he is well. He in
forms his parents that he has camp
ed on n of the sites of Napoleon's
army and slept In one OF the homes
of the former French Idol.
Liberty Sunday" was observed at
the evening service at the First Bap-
fist church on Sunday. The pastor.
Rev. John Ehrenstine, urged the con-
~gregation to buy Liberty bonds TO
their utmost. Herman Schroeder was
the speaker at the Young Peoples
meeting and he had for his topic
money. Its Uses nj Abuses" He
too urged the purchase of bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richmond are
putting their home in order prepara-
tory to its occupancy. They have been
living at Burlington.
Raymond Carinne has commenced
the operation of a bus stage line be-
tween Jamesburg and Helmetta. The
starting point will be the postofice,
Railroad avenue n Lincoln avenue
and Lincoln avenu and Mcknight
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
KEYPoRT

Miss Olive Britton. of Elizabeth
street. Is spending several days as the
guest of friends at Hasbrouck Heights
Mrs. J. X. Reeves n children have
been spending several days as the
guests of MI. and Mrs. w. H. t.
Reeves of Asbury Park.
Miss Geraldine Walling, of New
Monmouth. Is spending a few days as
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Horace
8. Burrowes. OF Broad street
Miss Sallie Stanger. OF Red Bank,
was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Phelps Cherry. of Broad street. on
Monday.
Cross will be held thts evening In the
Red Cross rooms.
c. r. Templeton. of New York.
the guest OF his mother, Mrs.
John Templeton. OF fhird street, over
the weekend
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08

SCHOOLS CLOSED

Nearly An Spotswood Teachers Arc
m-Childrcn Have Grip
BB Special correspondent
SPOTSwOOD. Oct. S:-With the
majority OF the faculty of the public
school Of this place Ill. supposedly
with Spanish influenza, the county
superintendent of schools. II. Brew
ster Willis. of New Brunswick, has
recommended to the local Board of
Education that the school be closed
until the occasion warrants IL re-
opening.
Commencing on Friday the sessions
were dispensed with until the danger
Is past. A score of children about
town arc ill with h grip, that the
physicians are in doubt as to the rcla-
ton with the Spanish form of iniu-
enka.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
Governor Threatens TO Use
Power With Rent Profiteers
By Special Correspondent.

BY Special CorrespoHdent
iNH.rSION Oct S:-A threat was
made by Governor Edge today to in
woke the powers given him by the
war act of 1917 upon rent
pronteers unless they desist in the
nefarious practice. Following up his
proclamation of last week, cautionine
the profiteers. the executive TO-DAY
photographed the prosecutors in eyery
county of the state. directing them 10
put into affidavit form all comnlaints
received by them from tenants in
,nelr Jurisdiction against exorbitant
increases in rentals and to send the
data to his Office IL the State House.
since the of his proclamation
or warning complaints have contin-
ued to como to the governor, many
OF them giving specific instances OF
apparent extortion, with names. ad-
dresses, and all necessary informa-
ton. Hence his action OF today.
1t Is expected he will present the
sworn facts TO the National Housing
Commission and probably suggest in
~vestigation of specific cases w the
grand jury I'm each county, and prob
ably take extraordinary punitivs
measures under the emergency act of
1919
I'VE have no complaints to register
against the landlord who has not
bCOA IA dDlCs Sdlu a sta Am
from the governor today, las we ap-
Ipreciate that the cost of maintenance
and supplies has increased. Bur I
regard e~xtrayagant increases In rent
ais. taking advantage of munition
workers and others affected by the
largely increased population in GER
tain centres and the resulting scarcity
of accommodations. as nothing short
of disloyal.
This sort of thing will not be toll
Grated. The trouble has been, not
that local authorities are disinclined
to prosecute. but rather hat the au-
thority for prosecution has been diff
cult to find. | propose to find the
remedy. even if il is necessary to
proceed under the broad executive
powers granted by the Act of 1917,
but it seems to me hat the
able increase of rentals comes within
the criminal classification of receiv-
ing nnda~ f~'~~ :
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
lprope
I'D Al

Moreover, such positive information
as our legal machinery may gather
in New Jersey ought to be OF value to
the National Housing Commission In
its cooperation with the state to put
a stop to p~rofiteering and improve
housing conditions during the war"
A woman having sons in both mill
tary service and munitions work was
forced to pay more rent in Camden.
Governor Edge notified Prosecutor
Wolverton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
DON'T YoU NEED ONE Nowf

There are times when every person
s sssas a. si IIa rssa,09S: sa B BnsssiS;. b Ioat-
Ing, gas. constipation or other condi-
ton arising from a mass OF qndigested
s9 esn, e thy ro sasoT essss assSs r i%nsdi ate
mild and gentle. but sure In action.
They u no gripping. pain or nausea.
TOM 2tom.s s1ss ana the sns S su e. i iiysr c sss
ftout people . welccms HIGHT. free feel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08

many OF them nay be reconstructed
and returned to their homes as pro-
ductive units"
1t is further pointed out in the re-
port that New Jersey is now prepared
to meet the problem of the rehabi1i-
tation of the fighting men on their re-
turn to this country suffering from
injuries sustained In battle. The
courses for the physical and mental
training. including occupations and
amusements as outlined In the state
institutions for ~epileptics. feeble
minded and other defcients. may
readily be adjusted to meet the situa-
ton with reference to the bodily In
jured and mentally weakened soldiers
who hav survived the battle. Fur
ther. many of those institutions are
most modern and the best equipped
hospitals In which to care for acute
cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08

Kerensky TO Have Position I'm England
LONDON, Oct. s,-AIexander Ker-
England and remain In this country,
II Is announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
DARTNC, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene-
tratina effects of SlOan's
Liniment

So do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin-aehes Of lumbago, the nerve
Inflammation Of neuritis, the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbins
bruise.
Tho ease Of applying. the quickness
Of relied, the positive results. the clean
liness, and the economy Of Sloan's
Liniment make Il universally preferred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08
Close JamesbsIrg Theatre
i. EAa1fur

JAMEsBURG. Oct. s:-George
Dawson. owner of the Star theatre
here. has voluntarily closed his thea
tire FOL the time being owing to the
spread OF the Spanish influenza cpl
demic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08

LONDON. Oct. Appointment OF
q woman as poet laureate has been
suggested because of the failure of
the present incumbent OF the post to
produce wal verse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-08

Gas Masks Issued ON Embarkin-
WASHINGTON, Oct. S-Gas mIl
are now being issued to all comba ~
troops at embarkation camps. w
ing is given that they must by@han-
died with greatest care and not DAM
aged during the voyage.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
IN rHE rRonATE c0rRT

County 81 Ada, state OF ldAho,
fl the matter OF the estate o.
Frank Hey Lemon. deceased
order ID show Cause Why order
Of sale al Real Estate should Not be
Made
A. w. smith. the administrator Of
the estate of Frank Hey Lemon, de-
ceased. having flied his petition
herein praying for an order OF sale 81
Ait of the real estate OF said deeedrnt
for the purposes therein see forth
Il Is therefore ordered hy the said
court. that an persons Interested IN
the estate OF said DECEASED appear
before the said Probate Court on
Thursday. the 29th day Of August,
lals. az 10 o'clock Ia the forenoon
81 said day al the Court Room oI
said Probate Court IL the County ol
Ada. "a show cause why an order
should rot he granted 70 the said
administrator 10 sell all OF the real
estate OF the said deceased
And that 4 copy Of this order he
8abiished az ieAst once a week for
NOT less than four successive weeks
/ in The Meridian Times 4 newspaper
afinfsd and Published ID said Ada
county. Idaho. aud that said puhit.
esfion ~ completed NJ least five days
prior 10 said gsth dag Of August
isls
R M DUNLAP.
Judge IL Probate.
Dated July 30. 1918 1857
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
lN rnE nlsrRlcr corRT

III The Third Judicial District Of the
state % Idaho, in and for the County
~ Ada
Edward Walker. Plaintiff, VS. Rob
esta Walker. Defendant.
Alias Summons for publication.)
The state ~ Idaho Sends Greetings
10 Roberta Walker. the above nam
90 defendant,
You are hereby notified that a COM
plAint has been Tiled against you In
the District Court OF the Third Jnd-
iesal District of the State Of Idaho,
IN aud for the county ofAda hy the
above named plaintiff
This action w brought ~ obtain .
decree 81 divorce on the ground 81
wlifni desertion for more than one
yuar last past and plaintiff prays
Tor general relief Which fully ap'
pears IN Plaintiff'A verified com
piatut on file herein which Is herein
referred 10 aud made o part Of THU
summons
And You are hereby directed 20 up
pear and answer the said complaint
wlthin twenty days 81 the service oil
this summons, II served within said
judicial District. and within forty
DAYS II served eiNewheres and you
are further notified that Unless sou
so appear and answer said complaint
within tho time specified, the plain.
ulf viii take judgment against yor
~ lWayed III said Complaint
Witness nay hand tnd the seal oil
said District Court this sSd day ol
July 1918,
seal stephen Utter, Clerk,
~ d clyde Eagieson, Deputy
G. III EDWARDS, Residing az nolse
Idaho. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02

There 81 sn@gs GmfAgEh I'm thla ssxtsom
IF she e@u@srv aaA@a i'll ekhav diseases
Res@@a 10 he asseuFaals Dussbfa psaAessAea
laxaa remedies aHa by constantly falling
10 TuF@ eth snaaa kFs@sm@asss pronounced
IL AsNaKAbis CmsArFk Ia n local AAssaso.
greatly IhEaAsnes& 6v constitutional cGns
9ssiaHx ard fkssTafnfa requires e0mssAssi+
sa1nas asa@smanf. giasl'a CMsargh Madl-
cine. manufactured wv NJ u, Cheney a.
Ge.. Toledo. 0fli@s In a constitutional
Fess&dy, Ia taken internally and arts
Cara thN Blood en- she Mucous Surfaces
Of tfa @ysaegn pnA Hundred Dollars re-
ward IN offered fef any case THAI HAilfs
C@sMrfh Medicine fails to cure. Send foi
eifSME@Ts Mnd testimonials
NJ j. CHENEY A CO, Toisao. Ohio
&9la ~ Druggists. he
Halls Family 3sliis for constipation.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
stAlsE u TnF rRICK OF MILK.

RAISE a. THF PRICE Of MILK.
CommeneinE August /. 1918, milk
eiii b delivered ~ 50 0e per month
heF saarts
fAsansdf ~ II PEER
Meridian. Idaho
Fer sale ! am seltink cat nay
haasehaid goods Have iefi good
Majestic tanKs and other articles.
tiaY > KinR. Meridian
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
yuI.CANEZENG SHOP.

g. r. Wallace who came here re-
Gently from Ravenna Neb, has bought
out the vnlcanlzing station nj Mat
locke Garage. and IL ready to do all
kinds Of yuicanlzing and tube work,
lie has had four years experience Ia
first class shops and guarantees TO
give satisfaction.
WIZ also have livery auto Amy
Tine, any place
G. X. WALLACE,
State Highway. Meridian. Idaho
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
Esesyums Mast Register In
ssssaer ~ Vote shls Fais

NJ, II Johns. registrar for NERD
Ian precinct, wlil be ~ the ciark 4
Frazier ONCE IN the First National
hank building. each saturday from
y - : and from 10 ? pin All will
need To register In order 10 vote 1t
sle primary eleeslon sept . and she
ganerMi election Mos. D. All can reg
later DO 10 the Saturday night before
election
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
Official Time Gard of the
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY
In Eject March 10, 1916.


$500 1900
Meridian and McI1ermot
%
Meridian
AZ
andC - ann
pms pm; pms pm;
pm; PM
McDemo Stub, onwiIer McDermott
al am9 an5: 5pm
ann; am and
arriv AFRO at am; ann 6:14 PM
Meridian
WITHOUT NOTICE
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
". 4 .tnurrl. vosr.

sunday school ~ q " ~
Pebble worship II "A 4 10
KpworsA League 7ss b. ~
MAssoeR Brothers. Meridian, hays
ne new Toiiyer tabe, punetuge proof
and guaranteed for 5000 without
pnnuare 81 new ssbe free Al psac-
tically the same price a. other tubes.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
oKT YnuR LAuNpRY READY.

The Trey Laundry. OF Nampa, VIII
call each Monday morning for your
laundry, aud return II Friday Rough
dry, Nc pound Feather pillows
aAd feather ticks thoroughly reno
waited
L. Z. GRAY. Proprietor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
On. GAO. %. TAYLOR


Qnailfied and successful ia the treat.
meat al fyorrheA Use all the new
forms Of anthesia, inaaring painless
ssrYirs
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
Boise alley Realty Co.

= pt~pasrsi 50 iiss rear property for
s@is 90 rsns Call sod see them al
Reoa IL rafkia nuilsiiag. ia Mes
lsiaan.
y yps hare 40 So 50 te sslI call
la aea iiag tee same Nlsh as We
hase basera fer several good Al
pssrss
Me Ease ssss Fai residence properties
Is Msrfdina FOR ea3s Good bargains
aHa good tsfms
TO yOp Nsat 81 rent y0MF farm laat
4 wtfA Isl aAa Me etii secure rest,
81 i@msaialasY We aayH htk salt
ias is#t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
Saalse - srssIlsor.

fsatAss o. & Pesrl Watts, deceased.
Nnsies u herehy given ~ thc IN.
asralwned administrator % thc estate
81 e Pearl Watts. deceased, 10 the
creditors % and all persons haylns
elalms against the said deceased, To
vkhlbis them with the necessary
voachers ~ithln four months after
me sif9 publication o. this notice,
"a the aaia administrator II bis resi.
aenee 10 Meridian Ada county, state
IL Idaho this being this place fixed
sor the transaction az the business
~ aid estate
liassa July tie. 1918.
W. ~ PEER.
Administrator 81 tbs EstAis % 6
feagl Watts. a4e~ased
DAVIDSON 4 DAWSON
hsAsdins Il Boise IdAhe.
Attnrnsss Tor Administrator 1885
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
NAxARKNN CHUncn aEnv1uns,

amnday school ~ 1915 . nj
PreaeAans ~ III = m
Esammeasasie services - : Il. ~
Mla week pFayer meesius IL 5 80
y. ~. Az are lnvftad 10 attend these
services
VIA, & urschsi, Pastor
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-08-02
NNA TIME GARD e~ TnN
OREGON SHORT LINN


Tbs ASM train schedule whiea be.
came effective en the Short LIne
yans 2.fsas, made several rhansea4aa
gullnmm
samsseaana---~
10. me pAsana Meridian At iae
10. Ii eanBect with Mes III, weat
hommd and In. eaas bound al NampA,
NJ ne passes Meridian ~ lasos
b. m 10 connect wlih No, I. eaas
b@wna
Ma 1xo passes Meridian 81 7s0g
n am ID eunnaet with Nos. and ~,
wem bound. aad No .. saat bound
No ia gpony9 passes Meridian ~
ssst a. M ZOE Huntington mo
change
RwsmSAama fr0Em Nanpa--
Ma. III passes Meridian ii s.sE
= al. after connecting with train III,
wess s,oand. and rs. east bound
Ne. IT'S pAsmee Meridian at 1871
D ID after connecting With No. 4,
Aass boand
No All paSAea Meridian vi ksk3
b H. after connecting with No, ~.
wess haand. and No 9 east bound.
Ma. TIA gpony1 passes Meridian III
is ~ a. ~ sno change
The evening current., 1918-08-24
A PLEASANT SOCIAL AFFAIR.

Carlsbad social affairs lately have
been like angels visits. but per-
haps all the more ENJOYABLE on
that account. Certainly the party
given the girls OF her sunday
school class. by their teacher. Mrs.
NJ. L. Davis. at her home west OF
town last night could not be sur
passed FOR pleasure.
The party was designed In honor
OF Miss Modene Bates and Miss
Jewelle Hubbard who leave very
soon for school at albuquerque.
The girls were token TO the Davis
home In cars provided for the oc-
casiOn and spent the evening with
games of various kinds and music.
several OF the guests being fine
pianists. AZ the close OF the cv-
cning refreshments in two courses
were served: nabiscos and punch.
followed by Redwood" cake and
fruit salad with whipped cream,
The news gatherer can assure her
readers that they were toothsome
apd refreshing. ~ the evenings
close. the guests were taken 10
their respective homes and one
more occasion with their beloved
teacher Is nov pleasant memory.
Those present were Misses Modene
Rates. Jcwcllc Hubbard, Agnes
Weiss, Pauline Johnston, Grace
Stephenson. Blanche Barnett, Mil
dred Pate. Beryl and Gladys
Regnier. Jane Kindel,
The evening current., 1918-08-24

5. ID. Roach. wife and two sons,
left on the morning train for the
home OF Mrs. Roach's parents near
SON Angelo. Texas. Mr.. Roach
was employed In the grocery dep-
artment of Joyce-Pruit until two
months ago when he resigned HIS
clerkship TO assist his father on his
ranch near Hope After short
stay ot their destination. Mr.. Roach
will 20 to Wichita Falls where no
has n position with railroad COM
pany. Later Mrs. Roach and chill
drcn will join him there.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Hon. Ollie NJ. James. United
states Senator from Kentucky Is
dangerously III at Johns Hopkins
hospital, Mrs Albright. who re-
Gently left Carlsbad for Washing
ton. Is spending what time she has
at her disposal with Mrs. James.
Senator James is giant, physical
ly and mentally. but the end seems
but a question OF days at most. A
recent letter tn him from our little
Barber-Nell Thomas; inclosing ko-
dak pictures Of herself. Annie Lee
and their burrO, were received af-
ter Senator James had stopped
seeing his mail
The evening current., 1918-08-24

The girls belonging to Mrs. W.
l.. Mudgett's class OF the Methodlst
sunday School had "a very pleasant
outing aud picnic Thursday. They
met 1T the Church at $3.50 aud
went in body TO the home OF
their teacher in La Huerta. and
from there Were conveyed TO
Avalon. They hshed aud boated
and had hnc time and delic-
lous picnic spread After all this
pleasure they returned To their
homes tired but happy and antici.
pating another similar occasion lat
er IA the fall.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

George w. Brookshlre was down
this week from Artesia with load
OF fruit, apples. pears and plums
which he disposed OF to private
parties.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

The family of Tass Love. the
'hecpman, has' rented the J. D..
Walker place and will he In town
from now on for the benefit Of
Carlsbad's excellent schools.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Mrs. u. Jackson and sons ara
again at home In Carlsbad from
their summers visit To California,
coming In Thursday afternoon. All
are in good health and glad to bo
at home again.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Carlsbad. NJ NJ. Aug. %, 1918
Thunder showers tonight or sun
day east and south fair northwest
portion; not much change in tenn
perature.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Mrs. +. a. Wright left this NOR
1ing for Loving to spend the day
looking after matters preparatory
% her taking up -her residence in
hat village.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Mrs. Joyce. who IL now In Nash
vile. Tennessee. reports a pleasant
trip. making delightful friends en-
route and finding Nashville cool at
nights tho slightly warm In day
time.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Mrs. whitton Smith IL here from
Artesia. coming this far with a
daughter who left this morning for
-El Paso. Mrs. Smith says they
have had very little rain In Artesia
this season. She will return To
her home tonight.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Miss Mary Hemenway Is expected
to arrive this afternoon from a
summer spent in Madison. Wis
cOnsin.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Charles Mcdonald. postmaster at
LoVington. was In town Friday
coming In on the mail car and
looking after business matters.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

u. Hardin and wife and Charles
Mcdonald, OF Lovington. were reg
istered at the Crawford yesterday.
The last named IN postmaster at
the Lea county metropolis.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Hardin Clark. wife and children,
'came In from the ranch at Mosley
todpy and are at their home on
ireene Heights. Mrs Clark will
ne in for the winter ip order to
scnd the four little girls TO school
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Mr. and Mrs. Rickmgu and chill
dren came in last evening from
the Tom Gray ranch where they
had been since Monday They
found Mrs. Rickman's sister. Mrs.
Gilbert Cowden and baby. OF Mid
land. awaiting their return home.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

Mrs. Lillian Taylor, OF Silver city
is In town coming this week and
may remain here.
The evening current., 1918-08-24

willard Bates is down from
Panama today He came alone
hut he says the family will be down
next week preparatory to sending
the children To school this winter.