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The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

Messrs. ]. S. Williams, Jr., w. D..
King and L. R. Budrow are here from
Douglas. Messrs. Williams and King
are connected with the Phelps-Dodge
interests in Mexico, and MI Budrow
is manager for the Tigre Consolidated
Mining Company at Ell Tigre, in the
Moctezuma district of Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

According to what we hear from
Euachuca and around the 25th Camp
tha football game scheduled for Sun
day is going to be an interesting one.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

A syndicate of Los Angeles (Calif.)
capitalists is reported planning the
establishing fruit preserving fac
tory in Magdalena, Sonora.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

Sergt. James R. Edwards, 9. M. de
tachment, is on a months furlough
visiting relatives and friends in New
York.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

Mr.. J. C. White of Elgin, was in
Nogales yesterday. Mr.. White de-
sired to purchase sugar. He raked
the town and all he could find was put
into small paper sack, holding about
a half gallon. He showed it to "The
Oasis" 1t did not exceed five pounds
in weight.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

Mr.. M. Mcdonald, @. M. Corps, re-
turned to duty after a pleasant visit
with his mother in Los Angeles last
month.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

Yesterday evening Mr.. W. Sydney
Smith, chief engineer for Richardson
Construction Company, arrived from
Esperanza, in the Yaqui delta.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04
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PERSONAL ITEMS

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Yesterday Mr.. j. S. Gatlin was in
from Patagonia.
Mr.. w. T. Roath from the Elgin
country, was at Nogales yesterday.
Mr.. j. w. Powell, from Guaymas.
arrived from that city yesterday even
ing.
Capt. K. S. Littlepohn, from Tue
son, was at Nogales yesterday even
ing,
Don Rinaldo Urea and wife, from
Culiacan, Sinaloa, are sojourning at
Nogales.
Mr. Writ G. Bowman, who has been
in Phoenix since Tuesday, is expected
to return home this morning.
Yesterday Nogales was visited by
You Gang, of Lochiel, one of the
pioneers in the San Rafael valley.
Messrs. P. M. Durazo and R. R.
Brena came from Tucson yesterday
evening.
The case on trial in the Superior
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

Mr.. Achilles Deville of the Hos
pital Corps, returned from New
Mexico where he visited Deming and
ether points in that state.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

There will be prayer meeting at the
"Y" tonight, 7:30, Chaplain Prioleau
in charge.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

BARGAIN-Hudsop Super Six, S
cord tires, bumper front and rear;
like new; $3.50 takes it for quick
sale. Border Garage, 391 Grand
avenue. 11:22-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-8 b. D. Friction Hoist and
cher mining material. Like new.
Box Is, AmaAoville. 1044 tt
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

WORK WANTED-Discharged SOL
dier wishes work; willing to do any
kind of work. Address "Oasis" Of
flee. 11:29-3t dh
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE+Your choice of four
modern homes on Cavalry Hill, the
fastest growing part of Nogales;
large lots, reasonable terms. Investi-
gate before you build. For particu-
lars, see John Jund or Hugo w. Mil
ler. 11:30-pd
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04
CAMP NEWS
Collection of Interesting
Items About Soldiers Sta
toned at NOgaIes and
Their Families
b. N. Treece

Mr.. w. Submise is in Tucson with
the expectation of purchasing a few
shares in the "Jackies" Hog Ranch.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

WANTED-Upright piano for cash.
Address P. O. Box 728. 11:25-7t pd
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

WANTED - Housekeeping or fur
nished room, close in or near post.
Temporarily. Inquire 'The Oasis"
12:4-1t pd
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

RAGS WANTED-Will pay s
cents per pound for good clean rags.
Oasis office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

WANTED TO SELL-Oad papens in
bundles Of 100, 25 cents. "The
Oasis" office.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-Ford touring car, six
months old, fine condition, $50
worth extras. Gil Rankin, Cham
Der of Commerce. Phone 211. Res.
phone 387-J. 11:26tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-One or two lots, close
to Morley avenu&e, fronting the
Levin residence; bargain. T. A.
Hanlan, 318 Crawford st. 10-9-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Studebaker
6, fine shape, good tires, new top,
newly painted. Rose & Chalmers,
Phone 16. 11:26-5t
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

The case on trial in the Superior
Court is still on the docket. 1t may
so to the jury today.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-3-4 ton truck, fine
shape. Rose & Chalmers, Phone
16. 11:26-5t
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04
WANTED
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WANTED-Furnished room, or part
ly furnished; close in. Address H.
B. Merriwether, General Delivery, P.
O., Nogales, Ariz. 12:2-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-Old papers, at 25 cents
per one hundred. "The Oasis" If
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-Ford roadster, nearly
new, cheap. Rose & Chalmers,
Phone 16. 11:26-5t
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

FOR SALE-Rrick house, nicely loca-
ted; cheap for cash; also some lots
for cash, at bargain Dunbar's
Real Estate Company. II If.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04
FOR SALE

FO RSALE-House of four rooms
kitchen with stove) screen porch,
bath; good location. Address p. ].
Villanueve, P. o. Box 531, Nogales,
Arizona. 11-23-1w
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

Messrs. P. M. Durazo and R. R.
Brena came from Tucson yesterday
evening.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-12-04

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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
MINE TO OPERATE

N.H. I'm. com. from WhIefoue r..I mrH- m.. H.t. arrived there II. ..num. I'M. .m.u. Enr.neer mr. r... o.r.- T s uraer- ....I Ina. l.. Ir..uou m vr..h the ..n.. a.. involved Inn. beeu se.- u.I and .H.t II. aH h. possible io or.r.. m. mine rnNu n a h.e .a'r
 HI H.. m. men who have arrived .r. representative. O. neo- u.. who H... ann.. m.lrs .o develop -rI .r...r. n. nIne and thet tnay h.,. mad. ..re.men's fo sample m. ....... r.r thoroughly
 T.. Er-H..r un. e supposed to b. 0r. .. m. richest properties m u No-l and ai to contain mr.H .... gold Tho former oauor Gap. N.s.rI.- on.rtet only .n a
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Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
SALMON CREEK
 RESORT RAIDED
Early Sunday Morning Officials Give Place the Once Over in Search
 for Booze

One Of tho most notable raids yet attempted m this vicinity was Che one Of lust Sunday morning. when Owe deputies from Che United States marshars office and Game Warden John Lund raidcd tho Salmon Creek road house. a few miles out from Ju- noau
 Three or Che men went in to the place through Che rear door and three men stayed outside to watch Inc exits The three who went into .bc house seized immediately upon bottle of liquor which they claim .s moonsh.no. John Wagner. the al- legged owner of Che place. was taken Into custody near the bottle.
 Seven people who were In the house at Che time Of the raid bolted tor Che outdoors but were prevented by Che officers from escaping.
 The resort was fully equipped for
 roadhouse. with a danco-hall card rooms and private rooms. and many complaints have come in about tho place It was Che mecca of many automobile parties from Juneau.
 In search ol One promises the officers claim to have discovered a quantity of homemade beer some moousbIno whisky and a lot of fruits and grains thot are supposed to bc used I'm Inc manufacture of moon shine m am outbuilding across tho rock from Che roadhouse they say hoy discovered a mash house with two hundred gallons of mash ferm- nuug. There was said to be one
 U set cop and and a brand new one roady for operating
 The only arrest chat was made was thot Of John Wagner Che ale Icrcd owner Of Che promises and op-
 ator of Che house He was are mncI and placed under SiOoO bonds on Che charge Of having liquor u his possession. It is understood Ina. further charges win be filed against him calling for larger bonds.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
SOLDIER MARRIED

Esther Violet Nelson and Charles Lincoln Parker were married aat evening at o'clock In Juneau in Che parlor of the Presbyterian manse by Rev. G e prucc The witnesses worc Mrs e. C. Bruce and Mrs Clara Summers
 The young couple ioft on thc Es- tcbcth last night to spend thcIr hou- cymoon with CharIos parents at Strawberry Point near Hoonah.
 Both Mir. and Mrs Parker wcro former residents of Douglas Mrs. Parker is tbe daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Anton Nelson. who recently moved from here to Thauc. Charlics parents lived here mt1 @ couple or years ago. when they moved to @ ranch on Strawberry Point
 Charlie before he enlisted n Che marines was known as a a speed demon on a motorcycle hero They win return to Che Channel to make thc.r home.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
DOUGLAS HIGH
 WALLOPS THANE
In a Game at Natatorium Hall Last Night Douglas High Wins
 38 to z

Tho basket boil game last night at Ono Douglas Natatorium between the Douglas High school team and Che Thano Athletic Club. Douglas was a winner by a score Of 3G to 2.
 The younger and lighter mon Of Che Douglas team had their team work down to such a point that their opponents were never dangerous, and they made am easy game Of it
 There was a lair-slzed crowd on hand. and Of course the Douglas peo- pie were pleased to see their unde- featod junior team again carry or Che honors.
 It is said that che Thane club has several dark horses. college stars, that they did not play Inst night. They are saving them for the bis game with the fire department team on Che 18th Of the month.
 The lineup Of Che Douglas team was Nelson. IT. Gallwas. M Gallwas. WHanen. Anderson and Manloy. sub.
 The Thano lineup was Hcrnor. Hondrickson. sabin Verbush and Groylap. The subs were McCabe. smardon. olson and Nelson.
 The officials were A. B Cole. rof- cree. and Art Lnlostrand. umpire.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
NICE TIME WAS HAD
 BY EVERYONE
Pleasant Party at Fort Seward When Basket Ball Teams Clash
 Short Time Ago

Recently tho skagwoy basket bah tenn and thirty or forty rosidouts of Che Windy city went Co Fort William H. Seward Co play and witness a game of basket ball between Che sbagwoy and Fort Seward teams
 It win be remembered chat Fort Seward was defeated by both tho Juneau High school and ho Douglas arcmcn The latter did not allow Che soldiers to mako nold goal and piled up a score Of 69 Go 8.
 The contest at Che fort Che other night was decidedly warm at one time becoming SO warm chat Che men mixed ou Che floor
 The skagway Alaskan has Che fol- lowing to say about Che panty.
 Arriving at tho dock at Che pos. Che skarwayans were met by a come mittco and taken Co Che Post Ez- change where che gymnasium and library are located and thore made Go feel perfectly at home
 "The basket bah game waa started at abon, 9.3O and was a spirited cone test from start to finish and stood about even mUl theuhis,lo sounded iu tho last halt
 During thc last haIf hot tompou and quick fsts got a utuo Che better ol Che boys and tor a few moments there was a 'baluc royal which was quickly stopped by tbe. officers and other soldiers. after which thc con- tos,ants shook hands and che game proceeded to a duah Che score standing seventeen to fourteen iu favor of Che Seward team
 "Aftcr Che basket bah game che canvas was taken up from tbc sym- uas.um floor and dancing was Indu.g- ed iu until One whistle of Che pot- ouon put a stop Go it ot 9 o'clock
 During Che dance prize waltz was danced In which Miss Della Ra- putzi and her partner J. c. Kirby Of Che 2lst Infantry carried on art bonors with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rogers a close second The prizes were huge boxes Of delicious Victoria chocolates which thc generous wine ncrs passed around to their friends
 There were a good many of Che Haiues society folks as wcu as he pos, people at tho dance and an seemed to have Q mos. enjoyable dme The A. B orchestra Of Sug- way furnished Che music.
 "At midnight Che dancers adjourn ed Go Che bIg barracks where a splcu- did luncheon was served by Che boys m khaki and Che coGee. sandwiches and cake was most delicious
 "n al it was a most delightful evening and Che guests left Che post singing praises for tho hospitality of Che rwouy-Fiut Infantry odIccrs and men and Che hope chat skagway win be able to recIprocate in the near future
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
SEAL SKINS
 FROM PRIBLLOFs
Government Ship Arrives at Seattle With Annual Harvest From
 Che Far or Islands

Bringing 5o0 toms of seal skin. valued at S3.O0O.Ooo. Che years har- vest u Che prbuol islands oi Bcr. ug sea. and a shipment ot twelve live blue foxes Che navy collier Nau- shan arrived m Seattle recently completing one ol the stormiest voy- ages .u her entire career
 Tho huge consignment of seal akins
 approximately 26IS5 win bo tanned. dyed and sold at auction in st Louis at ules which win be ot- tended by mr buyers from o1 over Che world Possibly some ot Che skins win fnd thc.r way to London. Paris and other cities ot Europe Co bc worn by members or royal ami- lies and society women iu Che capi- uIs ot Che old world
 Tho valuable shipment ot mr was packed tn barrels In the pr.blofs but a part of Che shipment bad Co bc carried from one island to an- ohey before being made ready for thc voyage to Seattle. Then Che cou-
 ument was placed m Che holds of he Naushan just as a shipment of barrels of ush s handled.
 Becausc of Che character ot Che coast line ol st George and st Paul islands an ot Che shipments aboard thc Naushau bad to be discharged n skin boats slow and difficult task and am impossible undertakings i'm stormy weather For thiry-one days the ve4cl batued vith Boring saa storms before she succeeded In landing tbc last Of the cargo
 .We could ius. he getting a good star, landing cargo iu Che b.darks as thc skin boats arc called. when. suddenly a storm would come upaud uo would have to put out Go sea-" said am officer of Che Nanshan "Wc raf e.5nn tons of freight Including 300 tons of sackcd coal and i5o tons %. general merchandise and supplies to discharge through Che surf and Che work was slow even Iu Che finest weather NI of the shipments were landed In b.dark.s. or skin boats 30 t.ot lone each with a capacity Of fvc or six tons We anchored two miles oG shore because ot Che don- ecrous coast line of Che pr.bI'os and sncnt several days or each week riding out Boring ael storms.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
BURIED HERE

The remains of Hohy cottonIc were brought down from Laiouche ou Che Alameda and were buried horo hls morning from Che Catholic church.
 He was Injured Ono first Of thIs month 'n O premature blast at Lo- toucbo and died on December 2nd from fracture of tho skun and con- cue'on
 Mr. Coucnic was Q native Of BoI- elum and was lf years oi ago. He lived bcro for a uumbcr ot yoau and worked for Che Troadwen Company H.s relatives took caro Of Che ,moraI arrangements hero
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
FORMER LOCAL
 MAN HONORED
Given Gdt by Fellow Workmcn and Big Wu.c.Up in Victoria Paper
 Short Time Ago

The Victoria Daily co'onat of November 1..b e.r.. au. interesting a.ooun. ol presentation ceremonies rt m. Ogden Point plant ot he Foundation Oommn, builders of .t.n. m tne French government
 On m. o.....oa %. Che completion oI t-. t.r. contracted tor and Che closing ot .ac yards thc men under .Do Bonnet. eare him a travelling bod. Mr. Bennett vas neSt to One ch.r. a.Il Che u..e ol installation ers.r..r
 u H.u.r m nm interview said u.t h. and Na Bennett would I..t. n- tour lo southern Cali nm. m .bcr 0.r u a short ume .u.r which Obey would eo to Ar.- .on.. where h. had a position at a mu. operated by ,he Foundation Company
 Tho men wI.r h.m spoke n Che highest terms ol ur Bennett as Q h0.. and H. latter val equally raHa.I v.In .He work oi thc mon uaI.- .m and .nosc %. the records tH.t bad he.a broken oH Che yar.- ou. ..0.
 MI. Bonnet. v.. Tor many years r.f. u.n. for thc Trcaivel .oun.rt .n .ouess Island ue Ic.t h.-. ..rE . .'- war .o work for h. Foundation Company a, Tacoma tn. N.. .I.-.a.. transferred to
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
PLANNING A TREE

Following a custom that has been n vogue for Govoru yoara Douglas Aorio No. llI P. O. E. will have O Chra.mos uoo this year for Che children of thc members Of Che order. Just what dato Che Christmas tree exercises win bo hold has not yot been decided A committee is now working on the details and it is a foreeono conclusion Chat every Earlc's child win be visited by Santa Claus
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
CARD PARTY

There was Q good crowd present at tho card party at Che Catholic Club rooms on Tuesday evening Miss Mar.an Kelly won first prize for ladies. Mrs. Jerry Cashen consola- uon. Jerry Cashcn got first prize for gentlemen and George Grigg the con- solation Refreshments were served afto rtho card playing
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
NOW PRACrCIEG

Dr. Rutherford. Che new phy c.al for Che TroadwoI Company has taken oniccs ot Che St Ann hospital and is now engaged u general prac- t.co ou Che Island His wife and child win arrive here soon and win occupy Che phys.c'on'a house at Troadwou
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
GIRL WEEK

A baby girl was born last Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs Jack sey at st Ann hospital The ltuo one weighed seven pounds
 Sunday evening a fine baby girl was born to M-. and Mrs. Ted Doc gan at St Ann hospital
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
MASKED BALL

On Monday evening December 22, nourlae AorIc No. li1. P. O. E, win give a bIe masked bah at One Nau- lor.um Tho proceeds of Che dance orc to go towards Che chldror B Christmas trcc that a Co be givcn by Che Eaglcs ths ycar Tho tickets for tbc dance win bo on sale tho frst part or next wcck. Tho admis- Ion price wul bo 5o conts each for adults and 25 cents for children.
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
FANCY WORK

rH... MI. h.. .... u. .Hr.r work hold .t 7 trrs H.Hf.. neN- Wcck. nm. a. N" ". December iffh m. proceed. MI. hr devoted fo Che
 r. .H.. HHe nm display and arr .r. U.rrr .o purchase any oi tHo good. mn. .n n There are m.. .Hnnn-... n...- lor Christi
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
BIRTHDAY PARTY

There was a birthday surprise party last night at Che homo Of Mrs. Pearl Smith in honor Of tho birth day Of hor son. George Grlgg. There were about fifteen young people present and everyone had an exceed nely good time
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
LEFT FOR PETERSBURG

JE. Elstrom lcft on Che City Of Seattle tor Petersburg. where he will engage In busincss He has recently returned from Tonakec. where he went Co get his stock and tools. He win be Che only watchmaker in Pet orsburg
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
REPUBLICANS TO MEET

A meeting of republicans is called for this evening by Elmer E. Smith. republican committeeman for Doug las Island. The meeting is Co be at Che city hall and Is for Che pur- pose Of endorsing @ national com and transactng other bus
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12
NOT FEEDING THEM

Mrs Joe Nanlcy has discontinued operating a teachers boarding house i'm he Dr Sergeant cottage on D street Mrs Nauier win occupy Che house tor time yet
Douglas Island news., 1919-12-12

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20

was in Tallahassee, and c. w. Parker,
who was also away. They lost all their
personal belongings among which was
Mr.. Parker's library.
You know Mrs. Z. S. Jones, of New
York, was here at the time. She was the
guest of Miss Taylor and was chaperon-
ing Miss Helen Haupt. of Philadelphia.
They were in one of the cottages. Mrs.
Jones was Florence Stannard, of Mobile,
and close friend OF Miss Taylor.
Miss Taylor is now at the w. A. Biount
cottage. formerly the c. w. Lamar
home, and Mrs. Albert Hyer. Daisye
Hyer and Knowles Hyer are with Mrs.
had been assisting Miss Taylor at the
Inn. has taken the F. w. Marsh house
while they are in North Carolina. OF
course the Montgomery people returned
long ago. They were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Peagler and children, Mrs. Ven
tell, daughter and son; Mrs Will Chan
dIer and two daughters: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheppard. Gaynor Turner and Lucia
Richardson. Others in the house at the
time were Mrs. Bullock and Ann dur
ing Mr.. Bullocks absence on a business
trip: Miss Taylor's mother. Mrs. Willis
Roberts; Paymaster SneIlgrove, Mr. c.
o. Garrett, Mr.. Jack Fuller (Mrs. Fuller
and Billy had left that evening on the
six O'Clock train for New York to visit
relatives); Mrs. william Mcclellan,
mother of w. NJ. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodhart and son whose cottage wa
burned, Captain and Sfrs. Turtle, who
managed to save their cottage after n
hard fight.
don't know that we have any ye-y
exciting social news. great many Pc
pie are going away, most of them to the
me untains of North Carolina.
Pensacola Is very much interested just
new in the announcement of the com
ing marriage Of Della Lindsey. of Sa-
vannah. You will remember that she
visited here as the guest or 1t. and Mrs.
McGruder. at Barrancas. and was Jennie
Knowles guest at Harborview. She is
going to marry Gilbert Bogert, who was
with the aviation abroad. She and jeanne
Knowles were bridesmaids at the we'd
ding of Dorothy Karow. and she was a
classmate of Kitten Merritt. She was
ono of abe out-of-town girls. of which
there were quite n number. who served
as yeowomen at the naval air station.
You remember when you were here
that Jeanne Knowles was recruiting Of
ficer for the yoemanry service. and used
her influence to get number of girls
to enlist. I remember she spoke one af-
ternoon before the Patriotic League
about the work. She is now IN the noun
tains OF North Carolina with her moth er
She certainly gave her services unie-
servedly for her country during the war
She was In New York when the National
League for Woman's Service was in it's
formative period. and went to Washing
tcn with n number of New York women
who were interested In the movement
where the league was formed At the
meetinh he acted as secretary, taking
down all the proceedings. On her re-
turn to New York she acted secretary
to one of the members or the official
board. and when she came home it
was very natural tn. che should throw
herself. heart and s. into work of The
same character here She was largely
Instrumental in the success OF the naval
CT feteria, ard has been closely connect
ed with the work of the Patriotic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-20

Polly Dearest:
have just returned. TO find your last
blue letter. Dear, dear. Can 1T be pos
sible that even In New York, with It's
marvsls and wonders, there are days
when the sun is under cloud? I have
my suspicious, Polly, that it Is case Of
heart trouble with you. Cheer up! There
are others.
Your letters were all received and
am intensely Interested In your adven-
lures AS for myself I have had a de-
iiChtful vacation, but am way behind
with the news. in which know You are
aIv avs interested.
Just now I think we are all most
keeniy touched with the loss that has
you VIII be glad to learn that she Is
soing to build again on the same loca-
Iion--it will seem strange to see a new
hctel on the old spot, but 1t will bear the
slime name-The Old Mil Inn, for that
has come to have a meaning for hospi-
taiIty that makes IL a real trademark
The shower which was given to Miss
Tatior at the Country Club. showed "
a way how many friends she has and tiis
was much touched at the spirit that
prompted IL.
She told me that she had never before
realized how many friends she had and
that the lovely way in which they have
stood by her in her loss has comforted
10 verv much.
vou heard of course about the fire. 3s
Il was In the papers Mt the time. You
tell me that you read The Journal at