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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Sale of Stock

On Thursday, April 4th, 1918 at 10
a. m. j will offer for sale at public
auction at my place II miles from
Williamsville, the following stock: 10
COWS and heifers, 3 with calves by their
side and all others to be fresh: 8 two
years old this spring; steers and )
heifers, spayed: three year old steers;
4 yearlings past winter calves: 3 steers,
l heifer: . fat COWS; bull; yoke Of
oxen; Y two year olds; 4 steers, s
heifers; 25 or 80 head of good ewes,
will commence dropping lambs about
10th of April.
X. C. LOCKRIDGE,
Williamsville, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Married

Mr.. Isaac Eckard and Miss Ethel
Hull were quietly married Tuesday
afternoon at the hope of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. ]. N. Hull, near Van
derpool, Rev. J. G.. Thrasher, of
the Methodist church officiating.
The young people are we'll known
and popular, and the Recorder
Joins with their many friends in
congratulations and good wishes.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

Will Hevener and family have
all been sick with grip and new
kind of measles Aunt SallieN Null
le1nax of their place has been sick
all winter.
Miss Elsie Nelson was with her
sister, Mrs. Mary Bowers last week
D E. and &. E. Colaw brought
Albert BANDS cattle Monday, and
R. Fl. Crumn EFT bought 0. T.
Chew's cattle.
John Hammer came over with a
load Of grain to Crabbottom mills
Monday.
Mrs. d. E. Cline, of Clrcleville,
spent few days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Sallie .Colaw.
Aunt Mary.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

FOR SALE-Having gone into other
business and off of the farm I wish
to sell privately one good draft horse
Percheron and Belgian stock, is well
broken. | can Recommend him to
be safe for man. woman or child to
drive or work any where, and to
work to perfect satisfaction, abso-
lutely without faults and blcmishes.
Would not sell him at any price but
I-have no need for horse in future
business. Has good action, drives
well and works well any where and
quietly, any child can catch him out
in field anywhere. Is six years old,
weigh 400 pounds. Anyone wishing
to buy farm and family horse cannot
beat it. Price reasonable as horse
isn't fat and I'm not asking market
prices on such boned and aged
horses fat and ready for market.
For information apply to
Jacob E Beverage, Bolar, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Former Highlander Dead

A message announcing the death
Sunday morning, of Charlie Mauzy,
was received by Highland relatives
Monday. He was son OF Mr..
and Mrs. M. G. MAUI, former
residents of Crabbottom, but who
have lived near Williamsburg, W.
Va, for several years.
Deceased was a man of middle
age, nephew of J. M. Colaw, of
Monterey, and is survived by a
wife and one or two small children
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Public Renting

Ga Saturday, March 80, 1918,
at one O'Clock p. m. in Monterey,
Va, at the front door of the Court
House, | will offer for rent the en-
closed part of the Stricken land
on the head of Jackson's river, in
Highland county, Va Right re-
served to reject any or all bids.
WILL A. STRICKLER, Agent
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Buy Now

: Below you will find some of the
things you will need such as--Su-
gar, coffee, rice, canned good, dried
fruit, fish, salt, flour, kerosene oil,
onion sets, farm seeds. pillow points
of all kinds, Oliver chilled plows,
garden tools, corn fertilizer, seed
potatoes, cement, rubberoid roof,
ing, building paper, windows, doors,
ali kinds If hardware, and most
any thing you usually find in a
first class country store.
Come and see me.
C. W. TRIMBLE, :
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
me1Hiil
SERIOUS ACCIDENT

IVA al Oll -ot Icio
A distressing accident occurred
near here last Saturday afternoon
Misses Geneva Jones and Mildred
Siron drove to our village, and on
their return, just beyond George
Snyder s residence, the horse
stumbled, breaking the harness,
causing him to take fright and run.
As they were going down grade,
the horse gained speed, and in go
ing over a brake near Jno. Propst's
barn Miss Siren was thrown outs
the buggy passing over her. She
sustained severe bruises and
fractured skull, and little hopes
ntertained Of her recovery, but
her condition this morning is more
favorable, and it is thought she
will possibly recover. :,
Miss Jones showed wonderful
presence of mind holding the lines
and guiding the horse, although he
was running his best. When she
crossed the bridge at T. NJ Jones'
residence she was thrown from the
buggy but held on to it, and the
lines and in some way managed to
get back into the buggy and had
the horse under control for a short
distance " ',nn he started running
again and ,an to JOS. Armstrong;
meadow, q distance of two and a
half miles. A gate being open Miss
Jones ran him iuto the meadow
where Mr.. Armstrong and Mr..
Siron checked him.
Miss Jones sustained paioful
bruises and is unable to resume her
school work for the present.
A trained nurse Miss Wells, of
Charlottesville, is attending Miss
Siron in the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Propst, where she was taken after
the accident.
S. B. Rexrode, clerk for Hoover
and Beverage, started North Sun
day to buy goods. On his way to
Staunton the car which was driven
by Veach Hook, overturned be-
yond Churchvllle, and Mr.. Rex
rode sustained severe bruises.
Mrs. Celia Armstrong continues
very i'll. Her son, E. M. Aru-
strong, of Rolla, and her neice,
Mrs, J. J. Hiner, of Stanton,
came to see her last Wednesday.
Mrs. Hiner returned Friday.
Randolph Eagle went to Bridge
water last week for Miss Elizabeth
Armstrong, who came to see
her grandmother. They were &C
companied by Miss Lura Hiner
both of these young ladies are at
tending Bridgewater College.
Warren Wooddell has been quite
i'll for week:
Martha Eagle spent the week
end at her home Eagles Nest.
>, Jones and Jones have purchased
a truck from the Monterey Garage
& Light Co.
Mason Armstrong is having
trouble with one of his knees
caused by a sprain year or more
ago.
Ed. .Karicofe returned to Pocono
Pa. last week after spending a few
weeks at his home.
Miss Iona Pope spent a few
hours at home last Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jared
Price, March 10th, a son.
Rev. Wendall Allen preached
his last sermon here last, Sunday
for this conference year.
Occasional
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

WANTED-20 horses and 125 head yr.
and two yr old cattle to pasture on
the Martin A. Colaw land on Ale
ghany Mountain. Mr.. Glandie
Lambert lives on the land and will
put in all his time looking after and
Sailing stock. Write at cnce for
prices to
r. Fl. Crnmmett,
Monterey, Va, r. F. D.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Telephone Meeting

There will be a meeting of the
Mutual Telephone Com
pany in the court house at Monte
rev, Va, on April the 13, 1918. at
1920 a. m. All delegates must
have their credentials properly
signed. A full meeting is very i'm
Jortant. ] O. Armstr ng, Pres.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Business Locals

: LOST-Five 10 lbs boxes of tobac-
co on 22d of March, on road between
West Augusta and Longs. A reward
of S.. 90 for its return or any informa-
ton of it's whereabouts.
Chas. Swadley, Monterey, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

FOR SALE-Four bronze turkey hens
and gobler, all last years stock.
Apply to J. F. McNuly, Monterey
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

VIRGINIA FARM SPECIALIST
Write for free catalogues. Venable &
Ford, Evnchburg, Va. 3-22-26t
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

FOR SALE-Two Pole Angus year
ling bulls. Apply to
Geo. T. Robson,
25 Glover Creek, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29
Many People Wear
Wrong Glasses

Out of every ten people wearing
glasses eight of these are only get
ting what measure of relief has
been offorded them byrough guess
ing The amount of damage done
to peoples eyes by improperly
fitted glasses, incalculable. You
are one person i'm thousand if
both eyes are exactly balanced in
visual power. Each eye must be
examined and tested individually,
ane invariably two lenses of differ
ent strength are required to secure
perfect results. We have a great
pri le in our profession, and every
patient of ours is an enthusiastic
advertiser.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

When returning from Doe
Hill late Saturday evening Misses
Mildred Siron and Geneva Jones
met with distressing accident.
When near the home of John NJ.
Propst the horse they were driving
stumbled, breaking some parts Of
the harness, started running down
the steep hill, throwing Miss Siron,
who was driving, to the ground,
apparently the wheel caught her
clothes dragging her some distance,
When found shortly afterwards
she was unconscious. and her face
SO bruised and swollen that at first
her friends failed to recognize her.
Drs. Walden and Jones were hastily
summoned and seeing the i'm
mediate need of action, performed
an operation on her head, taking
way the clotted blood they, found
the skull cracked in til, ee directions
For sometime her life was almost
despaired of but last reports are
m1re favorable for the recovery.
She being conscious at intervals.
Miss Wills a trained nurse Of
Charlottesville is with her at the
h3me of Mr.. and MIS-. Propst.
Miss Jones was partly thrown
from the buggy several times but
managed TO hold the lines during
the distance of two miles before
the horse was stopped. While be-
ing badly bruised and shaken up,
was not injured seriously, we hope,
however she is unable to teach this
week. She is at'her home in NC
DoWell.
Seabrook Siron, son of Lyman
and Mrs. Maggie Siron was taken to
Il D. Hospital, Staunton, Sunday
afternoon where re underwent an
operation that night for APP
pehdicitis. He is reported as doing
very nicely.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1918-03-29

Pearl Williams, of the Mcdowell
community, returning to his home
Monday night, met Mr.. and Mrs.
George Robson, Of Lower Bullpas--
ture, walking below Mcdowell and
leading a sick horse attached to the
buggy in which they had been driv-
ing. He consulted with them
about the horse, and finally rode
on a few hundred yards when he
was startled by Mrs. Robson's
screams Running back, he found
that Mr. Robs>n, without any
warning, bad fallen to the ground
unconscious. He was taken to
Mcdowell, and reports the follow
ing day were to the effect that he
had rallied. We have heard no
further news.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-15
Hoo IeR KITCHEN cAsiAev
SAVE MILES or STEPS

Naundes. spent Monday with VIM.
Stewart and family, at Oregon.
Clyde Markham and wife returned
TO their homo in Kansas City, after
visiting ut the r. v. Scott home.
Mrs. b. II. Smallwood, of Elmo
returned to her home Friday evening
after visiting with friends here.
SANDY" and Neal Kunkel and
wife visited at the Mrs. A. j. Japison
home, southeast Of town, Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Carson and mother
Mrs. Dick, of Oregon, visited Thurs
day with Oscar Moore and family.
Henry Shaefer returned Friday
from Holyoke, Colo, where he has
been with his two sons, Everett and
Earl.
Ernest Geoffroy, Of Rock Port
was shaking hands and transacting
week.
miss Esther Zoeller returned e
her home IN Falls City, Neb., after ar
offended visit with L. A. Ranks and
family. --'-f
Mrs. Ida St. Clair has traded he,
property for the Arthur Cottan prop
srty, aad has moved thsrs to make
-Miss Ethel Ebsshart and con IA
turned 70 thar home IN 81 Jeseph, af
tsr yieiAng hsss With hse Aatksr, A
| l--1ss. w. A. Tnny, d Red Oh
Iowa Visited several days. tits snt
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-15

Bring in the "KIDDIES" md let
US At thar feet with Browns g Shoes.
g ~ CO. KING.
.0n March q, 1918, ! viii ssll st
public auctioa ~ Groom ysaldsness
located On Grand avsuus; also my y /
sry basn md WArshouse On B strr
Forest City. 2. P. SEM
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-15

MR. I. 7 Got. ..a s.,.s.
tNrs. n q Ca,sou - 49,. ;...
A. Tho Nov n;.I.s Nap'er v's'ted
,epb' Er;dev "''" "''"e' j" o. ID
r-t;eorge Dav and u,;fo ro,,,-noa ..
I.be;r howe a, Van.S es 70
1kc;no A. ,ha h aSo;., SoIo., ater
Peter = paLor 'e vi "er ia'"er'
Mrs WiiI;an No;a,...,. ....
Vi home last ThnreS",. s re MI,
homo. wbcro o,a Ia - nun OkIa-
lido NJ bor fa,h.r ia" "ee" ~ 'he oeo-
Mrs r. ii,.;. ~ c.
yipc. Mo waited = sa,. -, IiNware-
with nor ,,n,hor Nv uufs uasu WEEK
and other ro,o,;,.. WIS H'"e'' "eoer,
Mise ,Ia,,;a 't n,,,,, "A,
rbrrsJa, r"u ~ pn',snam ,et iast
Texas. after v;s;,;nw u.;,h "vlew'
All e.. a'w T,s,,lng WIN her uncle
- ios.N Vans anu whe.
inn ~ H. Nv" N uu,.enae9 the meet
soc;,,,on n G, i.nn sso"rl rress AS
,bc ia,,ar -. 9Ysepn, several da's
w Goa p",, y, ,as, week.
Tho nronI n. nr'e ana wire are
Tb,rsJa,' p n..,,. vi oapy gr,, Dorm
" pulinc, u."is' Marcn q. Dr. r.
Ga, , Mas ln a.tendance.
moved to the T. +. Fitzmarrice farm.
northwest Of town, and Oscar will
work for Tim the coming season.
| Mrs. Pearl Patton. who has hoo,
In the hospital at st. Joseph. wbere
she underwent an operation. has re-
turned TO her home ut this place.
nj tho Rants, chmr.h NV W." preach
morning and evenine n, ~. S ,on,,i,
--Becler Eitzmauricc visited 49,,
eral days, the latter part of last week.
with his father, returning TO st. 10.
seph Monday TO attend school there.
| Warren Campbell and family will
leave for Holyoke, Colo, as soon as
ne can get car to load his goods, We
wish them health and prosperity in
their new home.
| VIM. Crawford was called IN nonr
Craig, Sunday. by the death of his con.
sin. Peter Lowe. The funeral and
burial was at Craig, Tuesday after.
noon. at 2 o'clock.
/ The Rcd Cross met and worked nm
their work Thursday afternoon The
worked on hospital garments and viii
have regular all day session We'd.
nesday Of this week.
| Mrs. c. l.. Richardson. Miss rd,,
Alkirc and Miss Grace Finer and Mr.
W. a. Tcnny, Of Red Oak, Town. snc,t
Monday afternoon ut the j. r, Blcyins
home. near Fortcscue.
Tho Epwor,h League Of the Meth.
odist church. will meet nest Sunday
evening ut $3.50 y. M, with Miss Edna
Aikirc as leader Everybody invited
to attend this meeting.
IS. T.. Chambers and family spcn,
sunday with his mother. Mrs. MARI
=. Chambers, ut Mound City. Mrs.
Fred Bates. her daughter, Of Council
Bluffs. Iowa, was also there.
Ask Rev. Il, r. Cooley why he
carries srch smile on his face. Why !.
Its because his wife presented him
with a line baby girl. born THURSDAY
morning. March :. DR.. +, r. bullock
was in ATTENDANCE.
i Claude Patton, who Is attending
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-15
Highland Items.

Jesse Cordrey went to Kansas
City on business, Monday.
-Nola Guyer and family have NOV
ed to the farm vacated by Harry Bak-
eE and family.
Earl Benton and family motored
to St. Joseph, Saturday, where u
spent Sunday with relatives.
Miss Julia Cunningham
with the measles for con-"
Joseph Murray's, her r.
Mr.. James Sir
Forbes, have me-
Gated by Mr.
family. ''
. .'rLs a.
Set r-g"s, ls-sgSS
'ssv,, Fats RMS 'i KS srt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
4 CAUSA DE UNA MUJER

Dos j0veneS mexicaHos. de - amos
de edad, tlvie-on aver por "a mana
IA. Dor .! rUnoc DC IA avcnida 4.
Ut aitercado cuyo origen fac q int
res cue ambos tieuen por I NM
chacha De aqueila barri2da. Los dos
en&norados no c]ontentoS con .iegar
| las manos hicieron uso &c pledras,
!oe-ando cauSarse mutuamente va
rias Observation-Disclosures. Tn soldado que
Sc ap-2ximaba al lugar dc IA cont!en-
De aneGrent6 : los rijosos QGc echa-
ron a co7re ~creyerdo que iban a ser
arrestaGos. {, soldado Sc lievo consl-
90 q IA mucnacha que habia estado
oresenciando "a rina; pocos moraen-
tos despues Il pareja Gaia en maaos
&c IN agente de Ia eccudra contra
e. v;cio. yendo a dar ? Ia c&rcel de
"a ciudad 81 tanto que los muchachos
que ~rineron. Sc en~contraban en- SUE
casas curandose SIS hecidas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13

INFORMACLON LOCAL
POR Ell TEATRO NAC{ONAL

En- la function Ge anoche la empire
sa del Nacional hjEo Ia presentation
de Ia artista senorita Maria Fara.
cantante &c grandes facultades que
supo desde lUego ganarse la admiEa-
cion del publ;co por la maeStr;a que
pone Ell cada uno &c los nimeros que
interpreSa.
La o de IL senorita Fara es una
ycz fresca. lirnpia, extensa. de suaveS
modulaciones, que Sc manifesto con
Ia misma tersura en- todos los regis
ercs, por 10 que los numeros cantadcs
anoche merecieron los honores del bis
= fueron saludadoS cor yerdaderas
saivas de aplausos.
No anduvo eXajerada IL empresa al
2runciar a Ia senorita Fara como una
ccmpetidora de Luisa Tetrazzini, pUes
Ell facultades esta modesto artista no
ie Va en- zaga a la famosa cantante
que ha electrizado a los pIblicos de
Europa V Ia America.
Es lastima que unicamente un con-
c;erto tenga pensado dar en- San An
tonic la Srita. Fara. pueS cStamos Sc
guros de que en- cada ~oportunidad Sc
ria oida con verdaoera satisfaction
pOr el publico del Nacional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
Ia TELADA EN- HONOR DEL
PROFESSOR KNOX

En- extreme concurrido Y animado
estuvo el festiva! organizado por TN
grupo de ex-alumros del Professor
William J. Knox. Director de la Es-
cuela Navarro de esta ciudad, IN no.
nor de ST. maestro.
RI programa tornado para la fles-
t. dicha. sc desarrollo en- medic de
TN crtrsiasmo general. manifestado
CT a9iausos por la concurrencia para
cada una de las personals Que toma-
ron parte Ell e..
La presentation del Professor Knox,
fue saludada con una ovaci0n es-
truendosa. a Ia que ei maestro con-
testo emocionsdo con saludos para
sus aclamantes.
Tanto las pleas oratorias. como
los nImaros musicales V los actos de
.rar;cQaG. entire los que figurS-on al
gurcs de ventroloquiSmo Y prestidl-
gitacion. fueron muy bien recibidos
por ell publico, que premio 2 u au-
torres con nutridos aplausoS.
FL Professor Knox dio las gracias
con Q embargada por Ia emocion,
DOR el tribute de carino que lie hacian
sus Antiques discipulos Y recibio nu-
meroSas felicitaciones. tanto de sus
actuales discipulos. como de los pa
dres Y familiares de los alumnos del
planted que a su digno cargo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
FL CAUDkL
Niene de Ia PrimeEa pag.

Sin embargo aun los agricultores
lagunercs seguian esperanto QUE II
ccriente fecundadora lle1ara e. All
plio GAUGE del Na2as, antes de QUO
entrara francamente Ia epoca del 10.
pra asi mejorar IN tanto la situa-
ci6fn actual y empezar a iniciar ira
bajos para el ano proyimo.
Contra las e~sperauzas dc todos, Ia
falta de lluvias persista, Y aun lie
go a creerse cue no abria en- c! Ma
zas autes del invierno ninguna ave
nida de consideration.
Carta que tenemos 4 la vista fecha-
da en- Toreon ell dia cinco de ~septieEl-
bre. nos trac Ia nueva del regocijo
en- aquella comarca. debido a que el
Nazes, desde hacia algunos dias.
traia IN respectable caudal de aqua,
con el cue estaban llevando 4 cabo
imp~ortsntes riegos.
Ain cuando para el ano actual. es-
Ia aqua no IS "a muy benefic!csa
81 10 es, v mucho. para "a prepare
caion de las tierras cue han de dar
fruto en- el ano proximo. Y a ESQ la
nan estado Geiicando los a~griculto-
res laguneros!
Ordinariamente. ell precio del algo-
don de la Laguna, no ha rasado dc
veinte pesos m~eXicaros e. quintal, 0
scar las Glen libras.
Frecuentemente, ha fluctuado en-
ire ounce Y dieciecho pesos, pero
como decimoS pocas vecss Ia eycedido
de veinte pesos.
Al prese1te. J sesln Ia carta a
que hemos hecho referencia, ha al
canZado I'm precio verdaderamente
eXcrbitante. precio que nGnca habia
a!canZado en- Grocas anteriores ell dc
t.einta dolares el quintal, es deer.
tres veces 81 precio comun.
Esto Sc debe a la escaseZ que de
tai producto Sc sie1te en- IA Repubii-
ca, pues que. como hemos dicho, las
cosechas fueron puato menos que
mcd!aras.
En- nuestro pals. agrega la carta,
no solo Ell algod6n ha subido en- esa
fcrma. sino que e. hero, el acero,
el carbon. el trigo. las maderas. to
do tiene hasta ahora precios veruade-
ramente lrcreibleS 81 sc les compa-
RI con los que han tenido siempre.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
VICIOSoS ~APREHENDIOOS

UnicameEte c.ncG personals fue-on
deren.ds: Ia noche del microbes a.
iueves por la ilerza de detectives Qus
bajo la direction del captain Van RI
PEI esta eacargada dc moraiizar a
Cuatro de los acusadoS res
pondieron ante ell JUez de Poicla
Buckley del cargo de vioiaci0n de los
. Y i del reglamsnto de p0-
licia Y unc por haber sido arrezcado
eb-;o en- IN lugar publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
FCE R~ECUPERADO UN
AUTOMONiL

Dos 50 daCos Sc habian robado de!
.ugar donde la via del ferrocarril
Arkansas Pass cr1za "a Gale laredo,
IN sutomovi! Ford. de cinco pasaje-
ros. Ell que fue lievado a Ia estaci6n
central de policia por Ell agente de
Ia policia Muenster. Sc ~procedi6 des-
ie lucgo a localizar al dueno de la
maquina para entregarsela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
VOLvlO A SU EMPLEO

E senor Fernando Santacruz, CO.
de La Prensa" que Sc VIC
obligado a guardian cana por unoS
cuantos dias debido q los golpes que
a. ser atropellado por IN
truck de carga 81 Ia esQuina de
Ia avenida c V Ia Gale Pecan. ha
a hacerce cargo de SIS labo-
res 6esde el Ola de aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
Permisos para fincar

W. l.. Pennington, $4,000 en- Ia construc-
lion ce una casa con dos cuartos en- el
nGmero SIS: de II calle virginia.
F. !. Bowen, reparac:orss por vaior De
$4,000 en- n casa nlnaero - de Ia Gale
San Anthory.
=. A. Wi!henan. -cpa-aciores por valo:
dc $4,000 on Ia casa numero 22"5 de IL
.allc W. Comcreio.
y. Zimrer;nann. repSraciones 2or ralo:
lie s.O.J0 en- IA casa nQmc:o $$s del canine
de Sinton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
CHiNOS ARRESTADOS POK
LADRONES

Los detectives Willie Green = Ha-
IRIS, arreStaron aver a dos chinoS que
fueron acuSados del robo de cajas de
cigarToS Camal!os, por vaior de
$1,000. 90. Los detectives ~eXpresados
una vez que cuvieron en- su poder a
los chinos, los estuvieron interro-
gando Y los ob!igaron a que confesa-
al 81 delito Y entregaron los cigs-
rros robados.
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MATRfMONIO ELECANTE EN-
~ELMENDORFF

e. prGximo domingo Sc verificara
en- Ia vecina poblaci6n de Elmendorf,
Texas. Ell enlace del senior Juan Cantu
hiio, con Ia senorita Teresa Flores.
e prime-o es hijo del senor Juan
Canti V su esposa la sonora Rosa A.
de Canti Y los padres de Ia novla
son 81 senior Pedro Flores y la seno-
"a Vidala E. de Flores. Serviran de
padrros Z los futures esposos 81 Sc
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AL HOSPITAL

De "a esCu:na de ias Gales Santa
Rosa - .Buenavista. tue recogida por
Ia ambu!ancia de pol;cia : l!evada
a. nospita; de la ciuGad POI e0con-
tyarse enferma. Ia Senora lsiGra Mo-
Eales cue reside Ell la casa nUmero
322 de IL Gale Sur Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Eu san Antonio y SIS a'redcdo-cs Sc c%
5era Para 81 dia de hoy Ina temperature ma-
Kline ccnprenuida entire s. y SIS.
Para q dia de hoy - eepc-a una racha
fra del Norte y vicatos de este mismo
rumbo. la manana sea frss-a.
Aver. marco ei tc:-n0actro. 4 IL scr'Irs
IS s!cuiea;es tenpe-atu!A
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nor Tomas Arciniega Y su hermana
Juanita: Jose Angel Flore; Y 10 Sc
norita Maria .Arciniega y el seiicr
Timoteo Casanova Y IA senorita Con-
cepcion Longor!a.