davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Sipets unoerlise Dele.
ri S. s. Hosnp.

Sele Gasen berifeoe oct bpb
Sousbeo.
Gen gantle gp looer en- Sspn Iom
ligner De bpoes Sppn. Somfirfen
ligner en- tiicnaarig Guin, Ben meg,
tige airfefloffe lp9per frit ube /
Hitmmet, % DC fleite Suic er bcIuis
soelagt.
SEQ SietbenS llbegribeligc 2une.
fulobeo forgge5 9elfponingel fra
Sio til anoen og feier after nogen
Hltiner til be talrige JON finoes
iforpeien.
IaigepeI leper man / be1ne 9p
nebe / aieloere % / uncomfortable
Sisffeiter, og on Ifteten tpnoes
Der ! nogen @ltiffcr 9ps, Tom BOG
oelpis oGffe5 meo enilugs Seiloug.
Scr buffer tauic, triite Sfiffelier op
= boorira De fonlnler peo man fife.
Ge fonlnler for at fiebe Mao, 80.
baf, SlGoer og @ltsgernoo, for Wen.
neifel1e flp1lger Jig li9eIaa foit til 81
BET ionr Slpngplanten iii Greet.
s en- al oisie aieIoere opbolot ser
iig en- femtiaarig Soinoe meO en- Ii
oen 8ut. Gper bercs Sopeo ltob
Suict meo oeres &iem, bpori aIt
bar poeIagt, / Huiner.
Wcn De opgau life @aabet, oe al.
uentet GoAen, Den beaige Dag, oa
SubeIen for geiriellen piloe gien-
Ipoe oper belle oct itraaleloc, Iolbe-
finite 6ranfrige, % Oerior flpnget
oe Jig al belle jim SiGI til i'm 6sbe.
By.
5 Sen itrcnge Sinter Set Dor M.
ff BEN gantle Came, lom par Sonte
til Ben lille 8ut, en- ilem 5orfislcIie,
% Soften rep og ileo / benoes ior.
piltc @rpit.
Der ianotes life mere auI / Sen
~isnoerifuote 9p.
ellie Georges pibite OF bans Gam
tc life flutoe Iepe, bpis oct life bar
Ii0t limit ser bpor bun ifltloe ppre.
3pis Slbcn gif no, moatte bans
Saltc 90.
Oct bapoe ban bsrt beli rpItenoe.
gan1Ie Gottor iige til ell Nabofone.
Iom fom boer Dag Tor at tiIbriuge ct
Ear Elmer hos Dem Spgc.
Georges par bare toIp gor, men
ban hopoe alercoe opIepet meaet
iergelig. Sele arigen, al ben men.
ncitcIige eIenbigbcb, ale De 8ien-
poroigbeoer % SmIfiiteIier of
Sfiebnen, Ser better no ouer &c
ulpffelige Iom en- Ser'fare al otoe
Manoer.
gngiten og R9bilen i ane De isr.
geIige Gage bapoe fnpttet bam meo
enonu itertere goaub. til ben itaf-
feIs, ipJe Santen.
San git op al aieIoerer, itreiiet
runot / 8aoerne os tigget fra Dor
iii Der ON en- Smute @rpnbIel -
men ingen funoe biRlpe BAN. Eli.
iioit fortalte en- Some BAN at bun
bapbc bort at Der Ianst borte =
uiitnof | en- aiitanb af fem aiIome.
ter = par en- SplagspIaSs, bpor
man fl1noe ioa nogen Spffer aul,
huis man lclp piIoe toge benz meo
ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Orcmrnen.
gf HicIs 90. 8eroro.

Set bar Sacf Glifiorbs ierite Eur
lom SfibsiBrer. Earc IS Iar gam.
mel blep ban betroet at iere Sir.
naet 9enoerIon & Cos gooe Sfib
sacramento" ira San Srancisco
til Sionep, os Iom Ben energiife,
fremaoitr9benoe Wtano ban bar, 1tG.
ret ban life ct giebIifs Spil ON eft
belbigt llbfalo al &eiIen.
Sfibet nprnet Jig ggfputor, o.
Sacf gift / Sropenotten frcm og til
ba9e paa &ommmoobroen, forop.
bet i Sarfer. @liffet CLEO beroper
oct maanelDic, piotltrafte SAP, men
Sunferne bar oerbiemme / 6risco.
Sooroan mon Wor bapbe bet
mt = itaffars, lille Wtor, iom bupoe
peret Iaa forieroelig b%eOrppet, ga
ban reiite biemmefra. Sun bapbe
forreiten alorig lift, at Socf palgtc
Sieen, og iiben Sacfs sSar for lire
aar iioen bar forIOunoet Iporleit,
bar oct rent galt. Wen ser bar for
Sncf operboocbet life Sale ON OIL
bet eno Sisen, og oerpeo blep set.
gn 8ri,nb til, bporfor Ben gamlc
&one bar iaa GngiteIig bar, at Sacfs
Sar forIpanot omtrent paa oer
iannle Hute, boor Spnnen MI Ieilte,
ibet @arflfibet "Wfapflpipcr", bits
Serer ban bar, ifulbe bente en- Sao.
ming Gopra poa Tbsnirserne. Sfi-
bet bar oa ~ianoIpnligpis ~Ienocrilaaet
at en- Chiffon euer fruit moo ct So
ralrep; / set minoite bsrte mar az
brig me- ON bets Sfi9bne. - Oct
bar ba rinrelig, at oen gunlle SRI,
Clifford life fltnbe inoc bore at
nngite Jig, MI bu Sennen prog no
paa Ell liguenoe lang Hciie i De lam.
me 6arpanb.
- st lpsloffet Tigcbopeb ouffcoc
op / SacfS 5anfer. 0cn Isoe, lille
Wubel gift NOT ogIaa berbiemnle og
ensitct Jig en- lioen Snule;; men
blnl par en- Taper Bige og Iao flllo
al llnsoon o9 2ipsmoo lom - ia
iom Sacf ielp. 90 bun piloe iiffert
nlangcn Bitten faa gGrenb ino til
Wior for at iptte benbc / eoot Su.
MGR; Oct lbapoe bum en- forbuu ienoe
@pne til.
Sm - fanife BET ret beiet auige.
bel par oct fornlftigite, at Sacf MI
efter enOt Geile Hog Jig tilro pua
Sanbioroen, eiitet Jig nleo Mtabel %
traabte inb Spigerfaberens Sfibs.
MISUNDERSTANDING lom &om-
pagnon; misunderstanding / ben
Hetning iforteoe Bet life paa, os
baaoe Wabel og Woberen piloe bli
benrpfte. = On lioen &utter til at
ieile Senoagstllrer / paa 9itgten
%lanunen meo Wabel blep ser bel o.
ian Gaao til.
Sacf log ,to al i'm 9ibe og
figSct paa aompusiet. Spopeit, en-
Streg til ipb - meo BEN &llrs piloe
Marp SsIano iiffert p9re iiigte noe.
ite Dag inoen Wiboag. Set par al
tio n afperlins; iioen afreileu fra
Sonolulit for onltrert en- ltge liber
bapbe mait bperfen let 9anb cuer
iaa nteeet Tom ct eneite Sartsi.
9a Sacf blep afleit al 6eriteltpr,
manocn, gift ban inc og lagoe Jig pna
Sofaeil / Seitifln9aren; ban gao
life gua neo / i'm aabpt oer>par iom
en- gloe,roe @ogeropn. Sper Jig bpr.
te ban StprmanbenS taftfaite Sfriot
poa groen: frem og tilbage - frem
cg tllba9e, % engang imcllem Ell
o9mpet Easlen al Stprcfipttinger.
ne; bpbt neoe brummeoe MaIfinen
lin %ensformise Melooi, og mart
falot Sacf Clifford / er urolig,
brsmmefplbt Sspn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Stoler paa SUan's.

Dlrs. vars a~muuoiou, 722 g. Setsys
ion Ct, Ntorris, gu. Tiger seq ico
al en- bump Smerte / mig Ruq o9 mine
Jtlrtr bragte mig ubehogelJgbeoeg. seq
bullsoe life qoot ON Jtalteu. CoaU5
Riousp Glls re9u.ersos mus ltprsr. be
irisoe mig ior hp9imsrtsT o9 9loroe mig
goot iaIminoeIlgbeo,
Sper to War itHrre flyer yIrs. Gmuuo
ION: Seq bar bruet Toau's Ntonel
gius iI.re iorltislige Gange itoeu ieg
isrlt a~ubeialsoe benz. oa tea baDoe Ct Let
anialo al T%ureipaoom iom ye.8e al 6or
t~IelsIis. seq bar altiO srboIot prompt
siuertno."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

StU llltSe StupItlN IpIuIlS W
mco ct, oneo line Cine % i~tirrct ior.
pilbet omfring Jig. Spor a ban
= % bpob bar Der brnot?
- ga, ban bar 10 her / lin &c.
itiflltgor % bopOe nof iopet oroent'
lig, iibenior bar BET ganife Init.
Men bpab par BET for noget GLIB.
scr, ban bapoe BRENT? - 2iot efter
penote grinoringen ON 0renmen
tilbage til bans 9epioitbeb, % ban
lao lpn9e % 9rlttoet oocr Den mer.
felige Grsnt.
"Sou tpoelig iont ON ban bnooe
pGret Der omboro!" mitnlet ban
oueproitet. Set bar leg Dog albrig
oplepct Mo9e til isr!"
"Shtooer nfbreo ban fort efter
iig lelp / line @rublerier, to9 oerpaa
2uen paa og off op paa 9roen.
"@oomorgen, SimpIon! Sntet
npt?" Ipurgte ban oen gamle, graa.
ifiGg9coe Stprmuno.
"Sffe Spor, aaptein. STINT &eir
ltaoigppf."
Surf betrugtet aomposIet % lanf
ben / Sollfer.
Zen Sren - Ipt MI, at ban
prspeoe Der bar 10 ingen Ei-
iifo peo ben file IfpiQelIe peo bpilps
Dag
go aapteinen no9et?" Simp.
ion iua Ipergenoe paa BAN.
"9taa = ia, leg piloe bare ipsrge
Gem ON Ell 3ing, Sinplon: Sror
De paa 0rsnunte?"
Den go1nIe Sjelllf niffet sientag.
ne 8a19e mcget alporllg.
Set tan aapteinen forln0e Jig
paa, jeg gjer. "a ieg bar Ell ing
Springfpr, 10 ieg naturliguis al
oenilagS Sing % inobilote mig at
bet a bare aiGrringInaf, men il.
ben ieg bleu GlOre % opleuet en- bel
Del, er ie8 fon!net paa andre Fam.
ter"
Sacf too tallS ct Yor Winltcr %
itlrreoe ben for Jig; iaa penote ban
iig bllrtig moo Stprnlatoen.
"SGg altrien TO Streger til ipol"
"Sfal ifc, &uptein."
"Sq boIo ifarpt llofiQ!"
"Ia right"
= Sele ocn 0agen off Sacf glif.
foro rullbt / en- merfelig llro. &lof,
fen tire ON Gi%termiboagen blep ban
falbt op paa groen al StDrmono
Simplon.
"Sano iii9te, aapteinl" melote
oenne.
"Spor p"
Ser foruo til 9agboro."
Sacf tog aifferten. So, Stpr.
manben bapoe Get = ire eaer fire
&purtnil foruo bppet Der Jig en-
&orals op al Sapet, beporet meo
Halmer. Sen Gen ltoo life amer.
fet pao &artet, oct bar ban dIoeIe5
liffer paa. 8anife piit Ieilte De ct
goot Stpffe lloenfor oen melt be.
iGroeoe Suite, men of ser ianoteS
l~opoageoe Ger Der Sen Gag ioag,
oct piIoe BON bape forIporet.
- Wen bpao par mn oct? On
nlerf 8ienitano oerinbe pna Zen til.
trof Jig bans Spmerfi ombe6 - %,
/ &imlens Nonnl bar oct en- Sig.
naln1ait meb ct Stag / Soppen cler
bare ct enalig EolmetrG Der ptterit
lloc paa Tpntcn2
Sacf ilog Sab Snrt" nco til
Wtaifinen % pnoret aurs lige irb
moo Gen.
Nu funoe man tpoelig ifieIne
Wenneiter berinbe. De bapbe t9nbt
ct gool iom %ireinbrogte en- iterf
&sg, og Sacf minoeoes, at BON en-.
gang bapoe lpit on, bporleoes Yeln.
nelierne bcnpttebe Hsgiignalcr iom
0teooeleliesmiboel. 90 oa Der til,
Ipnelaoenoe life bar andre Ger /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
Sfplotes baarot Nrbeibc.

9. Y. Rperrum, aoutrattgr, Rain
Ct, Wautou, Soma, l,9sr: seq tror
baarbt 9rbeioe Tor Ilere 9tor tilbd9e lUGt.
teos mine Jtprsr o9 bro9ts mir Rug til
at pprte. gtaar le9 bsiebe mtg Tor al
tose op uo9et, ior ell itayp Smerte mig
gisruem SmaIrps9eu, % ie8 sInoe pan
itslis rstts mig op tglsu. Dtjre liurer
pirtsoe osiaa urs9eImGsig .,e8 lGlte
ON Ioan's siouep Glls og be'.utteoe
al bruce benz. On 2Gite euU mtg tor
Hutte.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
0urtige Heiultater.

yPt5. aHul yariou. eauoo. q. Tat.
Ussy: Ser rsyts 5sgu plI ltDgscuos
Uut / m,t 5r.re.oe et Dump % 'ttgt
RpGpErf. NU Rng Uay iuog o5 ltto,
iiaoJg ugytsros. ,,sg a a.;;o trr,
mar iss itoo % on, 4losssusu. oDt5
lea b9eoe mia turos leg uGu'ie.ig ys.te
MIC geIsu Oh Ucg vldgtg ueo NoUeos
pine OF 5umms.heo. loan Rlouea
Cl-s hfulv MTG IRA, ueo az regu,srs
mtu, ]iugsr. g',,y 1t bare 5yugt Soans
an fort t-, crr Cucs. sell. iisyuet. "a
Tea bar rosu 5lD. .toei Srpoert mse
mine ].aye. tIey FugGeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
0apoe Suimmelbeosauialo.

Sobou Ceoy,tiou. 5n,o,eg, 5irth &
}&puott zts.. WoutsiaHo 1&l'a. tiger
.lsg bopoe aoit,Uig Eyaoer, mso MIN
ting. o0iad au'alo ar z0,mmelbso og
Ngoeoptue, Nrg auC Ies hob % ON
WtorJsueu. AnyeuotswHs.'srue uur 'om
ortet ror bayVlgs. 1oGu tlouga E,I5
Glolot mug mggst Gcot
ltFusu tye HGc igreye Tiger Nly. Geo
r'tiou seq g. rTyolg Ii. q. betyErt.
bUeyt Cro AZ oeu HubeidllUa 'ss reg sGo
I oGu R,oUsu llas '5y re Par 'loeu.
A]aauomhe.u MIN Eug bssuuoeg q, ot,te
sIsy mine llurcu l.Gdg rsl. .aGsg Ier
{ o0U 0,ousp viI5, % oe oUegU iuoer
mart EHoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06
lransportaiS eOnctsmiolcr
til europa.

Il. z. Chipping goarb meooeIer
at Der M saar en- uaibruot Strsm
al 9epretsmibler ira amerito Ill
europa til BuroeI ior ben friesber.
ieSe % neblioerSe gefolfning ser.
amerifa Iopet at ~brsoieoe europa
inbtil be IeIo bIir iitano til at siere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

eirtp rftcr ErsUeerempIat AZ "Sstsrah.
0oheu % Geo Arueu', Rtuiare % NET I'd.
hrcoic uoJic GlGo & 4merl,d.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-06

poa boiIfen She DC par ihaet / Sri
gen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
BOOKS
To Be SHOWN
Library Arranges Display
to Aid Parents in Pleas
inc Children.

The week beginning November 10
IS known throughout the country
among public Libraries as Children g
Book week. This movement was orig
inally inaugurated By the American
Booksellers association, and has been
officially recognized by the American
Library association. Boy Scouts and
Campfire Girls
The object OF the campaign is 10
bring TO the attention OF everyone.
especially parents. the need for better
books for children. TO those wno
are gathering together collections CT
books for home Libraries. It IS I'M
portant 20 know good editions. and
10 secure the best Illustrations" said
Miss Maud D. sullivan, local librarian
at the city library there viii Re
an exhibit Of books which may be
examined by all who are interested N
children's reading.
Miss Endicott, the chudren's L.
hrarian. win be ready to talk about
the books. and 20 help IN every way
those who are preparing lists OF BOOKS
70 buy for Christmas.
It is esnecisllv urged that the
women OF the city take this opportu-
nifty 20 get better acquainted with the
resources Of the library and learn what
is being done for the children Of FL
Paso."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

a cafeteria where warm meals can be
bought for Is cents.
II was put up 10 the company Of
ficials present that the service render
ed by some al least Of these operators
cause Of unreasonable sloWness and
unpleasant Kissing OF telephone num-
hers.
While nothing definite could be
learned. there Is good reason TO be-
lieve that the council viii likely leave
tie business phone rate the same but
there viii be a fight to reduce the
residence prone cost like other Texas
cities have.
It was learned that the city tax
rolls had not been closed and there Is
sure 70 come Up question OF increas-
ing the assistant Of the Trf State Tele-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

IMPORTANT NOTICE-With the object OF favorinE the
youngsters possible arranged
INK permanent children years,
today.
latin
15ei children under 5 admitted free.
matinee prevail sunday
until O'Clock I5cs children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

1t with all its equipment viii cost
in all $4,000. This is included among
the above figures.
F. H Smith, assistant to the general
briefly explained to the council a book
giving all the revenues, expenses,
wages, etc, showing alleged deficits
as claimed by the company. This viii
be studied by the mayor and council
The question Of wages, especially that
OF girl operators and their hours Il
work, was brought up briefly. II was
shown that there are about $50 girls
employed at a minimum wage Of ST
per week and this was an Increase Of
IS In 1915. Time and a half for over
time and Sundays and double on six
holidays a year makes the minimum
average Of s13-05 per week and the
maximum Of $3.50 per week Is added
to in the same way. II was stated that
the company expects to increase
wages in January about seven and a
half percent TO all traffic employees
which win mean minimum wage Of
SO a week for these operators
It was explained that operators
have a rest room library and there is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
Company argues
Continuance Of
Telephone Rates
Cost of Upkeep of System
Shown IN Detail by Tn
State Officials.

Investigation OF the reports Of the
Tri-State Telephone company Of
ficials regarding wages. expenses and
revenues. interest on the investment
and the deficit claimed even after the
raise in rates OF telephone service by
the federal government were the sub
jects OF the busy session before the
city council Friday afternoon and sat
urday F. b. Reid. assistant 70 the
vice president; Milton Smith. gave
most OF the evidence.
In the matter OF wages the figures
put up showed an average increase OF
a percent from 1913 70 1919. The fol-
lowing table shows the relative wages
Llnemen Cper day.. 1913. 50; 1919
s5.75.
Line soremen. 1913. $3.50; 1919. 3s.2s.
Ground men
American labor. 1913, 81; 1873, So.
Mexican labor. 1913. $50: 1873. s2.25.
cable spiders. 1913, 81; 1919, S6.25.
switchboard men (per month"; 1913,
$50; 1913. s1f5.
I~Ttallers, 1913. SO; 1918. S135.
The deficit shown BY years in com
pring the revenues OF the company
with its expenses were as follows:
1914. S32.479.9A
1918. S23.169 90.
1916. S3z128O2
1917. s7s.OI576.
1918. s139.O4366
During the year 1919 the deficits by
months were as follows
January. S10.455-02.
February. SS345.O7.
March, ss.60496.
Aoru. s9s03-41
Nay. s214
June, s2-647.92
July sS.O5S92-
august. S3.04333
pany viii make, according TO Mr..
Clark. is a new office building max
ing another station. 10 cost $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

phone company from a valuation OF
$3.50. 600 10 even s95O.000. This possible
raise viii be based on the claim made
by Milton Smith. vice president and
general counsel. that the actual ply
steal value OF the company's plant
in FL Paso Is S1.330.O00. The city as
sesses on so percent Of the actual val
ue.. Mr.. Smith admitted Monday that
the present assessment was too low.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
DRY" WIN IN
OHIO ELECTION
Almost Complete Returns
Show q. S. Amendment
Ratified by 859.

Columbus. O.. Nov. S.-Complete Of
ncial returns from 70 Of the IS coun-
ties and complete unofficial returns
from the remaining IS counties, with
the exception Of seven missing pre-
cincts IN two dry counties, as com
piled shortly before noon today at the
office OF the secretary Of state. gave
the drys a majority Of $50 IN favor Of
ratification Of the federal prohibition
amendment.
Complete returns from all but two
precincts IN the state. Including Of
fetal returns from IS Of the IS
counties. tabUated at 1880 o'clock in
the office Of the secretary Of state
give the drys a majority Of 1880
votes in favor Of ratification Of fed
eral prohibition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

---4e IN - FA-u- Aeputlllons
SDeaking Of Made IN FL Paso'
products. we point with pride 10 the
reputation we have made as TO oper-
ating e Pesos most popular Cafe.
Now that ths winter season IS al
hand our daily menus are more invit-
ing than ever Morning, noon and
night % IS here you VIII find the most
Appealing meals, promntest service,
and most reasonable prices.
Modern Cafe. Downstairs. Mills Bldg
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
ASKS FOOD LAW EXTENSION
TO KEEP PRICES DOWN

Washington. D. c., Nov. 8. - tx
tension Ct he Lever food and fuel
the proclamation OF peace. Is neces-
sary 70 protect the country from high
prices. attorney general Palmer Fri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08
PROBATION oFFIcER HoLD

PROBATION OFFICER HOLD
n YEAR OLD BOY
Wexford House. - years old. who
lives at s12 North FL Paso street. was
arrested Saturday mvruinE by city
detectives. A watch vas missing
/ from a residence at III North El Paso
street The boy contends that be
found the watch and later sold It Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

City firement at II o'clock Saturday
morning answered an alarm from the
Smelter supply company's warehouse,
on West canal street A small blaze
was discovered and extinguished
without loss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-08

day told the house agricultural com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-26
WANT AID RATES

One cent @ word fUf zach ...
sorlion $50 advert eu.uf a,
cepted Tor Joss thu twenty
five cents. $50 wont ad. re.
ceivod hy mai, e. ne n.f.I
unless nccOmpar Is o.
Money Ora"r Cashiers Check
or Cash Persona. .l.,ts 700.
accepted
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-26
Miss Ruby Elder, of Paris, is
visiting Mrs. James Leeds.

visiting MFS. James Locus.
Mr.. Russell Dykes is visiting
his parents on Second street.
Mrs. Bertha Dejarnette ant
Mrs. Frank Burgin are at Grail
Orchard Springs.
Mr.. G. B. Turneys of Winchest
err, was here the first of the weel
to visit his father.
Mrs. Carrie Dawson returned
to Lancaster Friday after a visit
to Mrs. z. T. Rice.
Mrs. Oswald Terlinden, of Gin
cinnati, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Griesbach on Glyndon Ave,
Mrs. Mary B. Deane returned
to her home in Nicholasville to-
day to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Mr.. William Carson, of Stan
ford, was the guest of friends
here for the dance Thursday
evening.
Miss Carleen Grant, of VIM
chester, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Giles Harris or
West Main.
Miss Anne Jennings has re-
turned from a visit to Miss
Amos Willis, in Shelbyville
North Carolina.
Miss Lora M. Harlow has re-
turned to her home at Shelby
vile, having finished the summer
term at the Normal.
Misses Mary Arbuckle and
Elizabeth Curtis have returned
from weeks visit to Mrs
Cassius M. Clay at Paris.
Mrs. Z. P. Paxton has returned
to her home at Waddy after a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Ida
Huguely on Brock avenue.
Mrs. Marie Kuhuns, and
daughter, of Louisville, are
spending several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lorish.
Mrs. Arthur Walsh, of Esena-
dade, Cuba, Miss Frances Jewel
and Miss Moore, of Lexington
were with Miss Hester Coving,
ton Wednesday.
The. Louisville Post says
"Mr. and Mrs. Julian VanWinkle
and Mr.. A. c. VanWinkle are ir
Lexington the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Combs
DR.. T. N. Baker, of Macon
Georgia, is visiting in the home
of Prof. H. H, Brock, having
been called by the serious illness
of Mr.. Brooks mother.
Mrs. J. B. Harris and daught-
ers, Mary Elizabeth, Emma Jean
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Carroll Chenault Jr. of Mt. Ster-
ling,
Miss Irene Goode, OF Lexing-
ton, is the attractive guest of
Misses Emma and Elizabeth
Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Winkler
have been visiting Mrs. II. H.
Williams, on Third street, the
last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett Million,
Miss Hattie Lee Million and Mr..
Vernon Leer were in Danville
the first of the week.
Miss Brown Telford left Fri
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! lawn party at her home in the

| a lawn party at her home in the
county.
About thirty-five guests were
present and music and dancing
were enjoyed. Miss Curraleen
Smith, of Richmond, DR.. and Mrs.
Bosworth, and Mrs! James Ben
ton assisted in entertaining.
On Friday morning Miss Gym
thia Bush gave a porch porty in
their honor. About rs were pres
ent. On Friday { afternoon Miss
Benton entertained with river
party to Boonesboro beach and
upon returning home FRIDAY
evening, they were entertained
with party by Miss Nancy
Gordon at her home on Boone
avenue, Winchester. ~
~
Camping At Boonesboro
The Kentuckian Citizen of
Paris says: "a congenial party
of young people left Monday for
Boonesboro where they will re-
main during the week. They
went equipped with all the
necessary supplies for house.
keeping, including a cook, and
everything good to eat. The
party was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. 'Prichard, Mr..
and Mrs. John .Yerkes, Mrs.
katherine Davis Craig, Mr..
Joseph w. Davis Jr,, Miss Nancy
Griffith and guest, Miss Margaret
Griffith, of Kansas City; Miss
Rachel Virgins, Miss Belle Hor-
ton; Messrs. Charlton Clay, Sam
Clay Ward and M. C. Browning.
These will be joined by several
others during the week and
probably some Richmond friends
will come over for part of the
time
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and Ethel May, of Louisville, are
visiting Prof. J. B. Harris and
Mrs. Harris on Fifth street.
The Paris Kentuckian says
"Mr. and Mrs. Carroll c. Chen
ault were hosts at dinner at
their home in Mt. Sterling We'd
nesday evening. Their guests in
cluded Miss Elmeta Hinton, OF
Paris, Misses Bette Perry, Of
Richmond, Elizabeth Judy, Allen
Patterson, Abram Chiles, and
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SOCIAL and RERS 0NAlLs


House Party In Winchester
Miss Bessie Benton has as her
housc-guests at the home of hei
parents, Judge and Mrs. J. M
Benton, in Winchester, Misses
Carolyn Bosworth, of Lexington
and Louise Brown, of Akron
Ohio, and Mr.. Lewis Bosworth,
of Lexington.
A number Of partits are being
given in their honor.
On Thursday evening Mrs,
Willis Battaile entertained with
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day evening for a six weeks
stay in New York City where
she will study music.