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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-23

HOTEL TO TRADE FOR LAND
Hotel all furnished ready to do bus
mess 24x60, IL bed rooms. Well 10
Gated. close to depot. Also pool hall
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-23

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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-23

lSIlt SSCliiS 10 VIC
about this a
land saw at the
ct if possible, for
ng awful dream.
experience and hard
lboys are the boys
credit in the world
them but did not
they did.
position into the
t. Mehiel as they
Der Q, 1918, with
land fired a har'
envy til the day
The day before
e, we moved oul
tion and waited
hich was $3.50 a. m
then opened upoI
e barrage which
bout ten in thu
, increasing on
@yc olua moab
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO

The Clifton and Morenci steam laun- dry will be ready to start in about two weeks.
 J. R. Hampton, who was connected with the surveyor generals office in Phoenix for some time past, has re- signed his position and accepted em- ployment with the Clifton Consoli- dated Company.
 The Standard Copper Mines are in receipt of check for $500 for 79 tons of ore recently shipped to the A. C.. Co. This makes $2O0 received by the Standard Company for ore shipments made this month.
 On Tuesday evening General Mana ger Colquhoun gave farewell smoker ments of the Arizona Copper Com pany, of which MT. Colquhoun has been general manager for about eigh- teen years. Aside from employees of the company, a few old-time friends were invited. Judge Egan acted as toastmaster in his capable manner. Those present: Alex Veitch, Paul Nicholas, A. T. Thompson, E. M. Will Hams, c. M. Shannon, Dr. Walker, James Colquhon, J. S. Cromb, P. Wise man, B. M. Crawford, Judge Titus, C.. R. Temple, Dr. Horn, M. J. Egan, E. A. Carter, Paul Nicholas, George H. Kelly, George Evans, E. M. Williams W. w. Shines and Garnet King.
 son arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Theodore Kline Saturday last. All doing well. Theodore Kline is no longer the kid" of the family He will be called Dad" in the future.
 The Clifton Water & Improvement Co. now have quite a force of men at work laying their mains. The com pany expects to be able to connect with the present water service of Cliff ton by July 1.
 Mrs. J. E. Harvey left this week for Silver City on a visit to friends c. B. Nonamaker, manager of the Eongfellow store, visited Clifton yes terday.
 Miss Snedecker, one of Clifton's teachers, is enjoying her vacation in California.
 Mrs. F. B. Laine will return next week from San Jose, Calif., where she has been visiting relatives for some weeks.
 Hon. Henry Hill visited Morenci
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
LOCAL STANDARD OIL COMPANY AGENCY HAS ALL-ARMY
 PERSONNEL

At the time the armistice was sign ed the Standard Oil Company (Califor- nia) had twenty-five hundred men in the service of our country. This cou- stituted one-fourth of the entire force of our entire force of the organization and meant that practically every available young man had entered the service.
 The Clifton branch of this company has an even better record than the average of the entire field together every man having been in the service. George c. Perkins, special agent in charge of the company's business here, enlisted immediately after the United States entered the world war and won his commission as first lieutenant in the aviation section. MT. Perkins saw 19 months of service and at the time of his discharge had record of hav- ing been pursuit pilot, instructor, bonner, and, in fact, had had eXperi- ence in every phase of the aviation work It is of local interest to know that MT. Perkins was for some time associated with MT. Gordon Fowler of Morenci. J. F. Belsher, assistant spe- cial agent, enlisted in the mounted en- gineers, and at the close of hostilities was a student in the officers training school. B. Ledbetter, head warehouse man, was a lieutenant in the infantry and would have been en route to France within a few days had the war continued. Gordon B. Burres, head office clerk, enlisted in the heavy ar tillery and saw several months duty in France as a sergeant with the 18th regiment. D. A. Tessier, delivery salesman, joined Uncle Sam's fighting force on the ocean.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
Tuesday last.

Tuesday last.
 George Fraser, superintendent of the A. c. shelter, returned this week from a visit to Mississippi, where be spent several weeks.
 A. H. Emanuel, mayor of Tomb stone, spent a few days here this week on a visit to Dr. G. w. Cool and family.
 County Recorder Tom Smith, who has the honor of being one of the few Republicans elected to office two years ago, visited Clifton this week.
 Sheriff James Parks Spent a few days in Clifton this wek, and reports that his well drilling plant at Ash Peak is working most successfully.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
Sand Storm Jazz Band

The Sand Storm Jazz band of Dem- ing on last Thursday evening at the Princess supplied enjoyable music for about one hundred and fifty couples. The ballroom being so crowded at times it was almost impossible to do the Trench WiggIe.'' Several auto mobile parties from Morenci, Metcalf and Duncan were in attendance. Some jazz, I'll say it was!
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

Transferring your thoughts, or what you imagine to 5e your thoughts from the tiny cells in your tousled brain to your thoughts right out of your head, via your mouth, into the open air. Ma ture has so arranged it that any fool can get hearing of his voice; but if he writes it off on paper it may not be considered worthy of even remote corner in print Therefore, you may be a writer witfr smaller chance of damaging yourself in the estimation of the general public, than by being a speaker, on account of the safety valve, better known as the editor.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
Soldiers Return Home

William Agar, who has been sta toned at Newport News, the post of the U. s. army authorization, returned home last Saturday evening.
 R. A. Zimmerman of the Eighth di- vision, 62nd Regiment, Headquarters compapny, and E. E. Zimmerman of the Eighth division, 62nd Regiment, Machine Gun company, returned home last Saturday evening, having been discharged from service.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

There was a stranger here few days ago interviewing some of our citizens as to the advisability of start ing small drug store. He did not get much encouragement as this com munity has always relied solely on roots and herbs for the treatment of all ailments. Also some very success full cures have been made by Zero Peck, who is a mighty good faith doctor" However. families in many cases wtfere patients who have been treated by the Horse Doctor, Herb Doctor and Faith Doctor have died, might be induced to patronize- this new institution should he decide to open the store and label his bottles in plain language.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

The Hogville Civic Improvement So- ciety at the last meeting decided that the streets in Hogville are narrow enough without Bub Smothers' gro- cery keeping a bag of oats, bale of hay and basket of onions sitting 'n front of the building. Simon Kildew has also just stepped on the sharp side of a steel-tooth rake with his bare foot
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
c. c. Barber was in from the Rat tlesnake" this week on business.
About Rheumatism.

People are learning that it is only a waste of time and money to take medicine internally for chronic and muscular rheumatism, and about nine ty-nine out of a hundred cases are one or the other of three varieties. All that is really necessary to afford re- lief is to apply Chamberlain's Lini- ment freely. Try it. It costs but 35 cents per bottle. Large size 60 cents.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

J. A. Albrecht of Los Angeles, for merly connected with the c. A. & w. auto line, is visiting Clifton this week. Jack is now city salesman for the Cadillac automobiles in the city of Los Angeles.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

Tobe Mathewsia has been acting strange for several days. Tobe has always seemed to have strong mind and his friends are at loss to under stand his condition. Some think pos sibly it may be due to the fact that the Hogville Fiddling Band has been. holding nightly rehearsals in shed near his home.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

There was pretty severe fight held Saturday night between Zero Peck and Simon Kildew. Both were arrested by the Assistant Constable and ar raigned before Justice Allsop for trial, but as the witnesses failed to agree the case was dismissed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
HogVille News
DUNK BoTTs. Regular Correspondent
 George Bingham

While Cape AIlop was thinking the other day he thought what if one of those fellows in the seaplanes flying across the Atlantic ocean were, when about mid-ocean, to fall out. This was a horrible thought.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

The Hogvi1le Postmaster says the airplane mail service is needed to get the mail to. Hogville as fast as Miss Petunia Belcher expects her mail.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

The best kind of a smile is one that strikes you right squarely in the face,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

Some men are so busy they never seem to have any time for business.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

AS soon as the mules and dogs in Hogville get through shedding the Civic Improvement Society is going to order Cleanup and Whitewash-up Day.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23

The Hogville Philosopher says, a round head denotes a lack of animos- ity; a bald head, a lack of hair.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-05-23
THE RED BALL BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER
 For Quick Service Phone 55

while passing in front of this estab- lishment.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
Ell LcDo. vALLDEJULY

Fla sido nombrado por los pro-
testantcs dc Puerto Rico delegado
a la gran asamblea general que
Sc verifcara durante el mes de
mayo pf6ximo EN- los Estados Uni
dos, ell Iedo. j. Valldejtiiy Rodrf-
guez, jticz municipal de Aguadi-
Aa. lie1 a3ia a.ta
Sc trata dc una gran Asamblea,
en- la que figurafan representatives
de tod0s los Estados de la Union.
Puerto Rico tendra, como Sc We,
una representation dignisima, Y,
sobre todo, estara representado
por m portorriquenO. 4t
El excelente amigo senor Vail
dejuly ha sido tambi6n clecto De
legado Official para los distintos
Sinodos de los Estados. A fines de
este mes embarcara, para cumplir
con su delicada mission.
lie felicitamos cordialmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
"CRON-SIN-Q -QUILLA"


Ser cronista Y ser cronologo.
negocio flojo, Barreiro,
porque no estas preparado
todavfa para ESQ.
COnsidera ambas palabras,
analizalas en- serio
y veras que Sc parecen
casi como "can Y "perro. =
yeras que son organismos
los dos con ell mismo aneestro"
por ambos circula el "cronos
o por ambos CORE el tempo
Pero -isiempre el perro en-
DANA -
no son hom6logos t6rminos
como verbigracia um par
de. (i encargate del ejemplo y
5Que por que ripio esas eosas?...
i TIL me 10 preguntasy. Bueno
va que til me 10 preguntas, 'tf
chico, yo te 10 contesto.
Digo que al croni" 1com-
prendes?-
la "quilla" no Sc la veo
(quilla punta, como quieras)
no Sc la veo, porq ESQ
que metes (fiamese "lapsus'O
referente los "TRESCIENTOS
.SESENTA Y SEIS DIASu iuStos
del aio II siempre BISIESTO!-
es un calendario zara-
gozano de 10 mas nuevo!
''No tie asombres, Fabio mio =
81 tie refauto ell consejo:
Para cronista" te sobran
mas de mil (idicho, y Ell serio D
Para "cron6logo", izapcl,
tie veo muy POGO pelo
Sc tc ocurren desprop6sitos
de padre Y muy senior nuestro
ii Modifcar ell sistema,
todo ell sistema helioc6ntrico,
retardando, retardando
la Marcia del universe
(supuesto que son ahora
los amos todos BISIESTOS) j.. =.
iii Revoucionar Ell crOnoS".
bolshevillizar el tempo,
con ell temporal" que estamos
ahora mismo coriendo,!!...
iii .................!!!!
Romualdo Wales.
Cayey, abril 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
Ell MuNDo
DEsDE PONCE


Con motive Gle la pr6xima visi-
ia de los Congresistas americanoS
la administrator Municipal esta
hacienda preparativos, cual mere
cen TAN distinguidos hu6spedes.
Sera colocado un Gordon de luces
eleetricas al rededoF de las plazas
Mu1oz Rivera sDegetsn% V
Sc proyecta Ia celebration de al
eunos bailes.
Sc encuentra de paso EN- la ciu-
dad don Solomon Rosario, alto EN-
pleado del Depaftamento del Ira
bajo.
Ha trasladado su residencia
esta ciudad ell distinguido cabale-
no don Luis Sanchez FraSquery,
(prominente clemento de la ciudad
de Mayagiiez
El Sr. FraSquery pertenece Ia
sucursal que tiene en- esta ciudad
el Sr. Sanchez Morales.
atH l11
Anoche Sc di6 en- ell "Teatro
Broadway" la scgunda represen-
faci6n de la revista de los Sres.
Perez Losada Y Dfaz Caneja, "Los
Sobrinos del Tio Sam Como.
siempre, hubo un llend dcSbordan-
te Y un gran exito econ6mico.
BESIDE ell sabado 1ltimo Sc en-
cuentra Ell esta ciudad la aplaudi-
da companfa que dirige ell popu-
lar actor cubano Raul del Monte.
En- ell pleito que seguia don San
tiago SAM contra la 'compahfa del
ferrocarril, pidiendo una indemni-
zacion de $941.74 ell Jurado que
entendia en- eli aSunto Findi6 I'M
vefedicto de culpabiIidad. Defen-
dian al demandante los abogados
Poventud y Montalvo Guenard.
III inspector uC LSCutlttS, 81 q.
BlancO sdplica los maestros ru-
fales Su asiSteneia a una reunion
que Sc ceIebrara en- su oficina ell
EpF0ximO sabado. 'i
| gT33}sr Hus s.
Aver embarc6 para los Estados
UnidoS ell ingeniero don Antonio
Ferfer, con ell pfoposito de COM
tprar maquinarias para su taller de
fundici6n. DeseamoSle gratas inn
presioneS. n 1H
7 Por el puerto de esta ciudad en-
barcaron para Santo Domingo y
Cuba un gran nIimero de trabaja-
dores.
En- asuntoS relacionadoS con su
1 profession sali6 para esa Capital ell
Ilcdo.sL YordaI4 Davila.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Para maquina de cOntabilidad Ole
la. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16


Reparacion y limpieza todas a $4o0.
Victrolas y fon6grafos (convencional)
Maquinas de sumar (convencional)
Piezas de repuesto (Extra).
La liInpieza es ninuciosa, con pull
mentaci6n del rollo retoque con es-
matte de las piezas oxidadas, hasta que
recibanos nuestra lnaquina de nikelar
pedida va para dejar las maquinss en-
la mislna condici6n que nuevas.
Telefono sos. No 10 divide
Tetuan No. altos. Frente al Hotel
Palace.
Advt. RoMEU Y CIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Para maquina de caicular oJeda Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Pero eSc1chame, colega
digO, 81 no te molesto;
81 estas bromas no las tomas
a tomaduras dc pelo.
GVive Dios !, 10 sentirfa,
10 sentiria en- extreme;
Que una coSa es chancearse
n otra cosa es el choteo.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
DE IlvTEREs PARA ToDos

A los Sres. Jefes de Departamentos
del Gobierno:
A los Sres. Comerciantes de San Juan
la Isla.
A los Sres. Abogados y todos en-
general:
Nuestro taller de reparaciones bajo
Ia Administration, direction inspec-
ci6n del experto ST.. vazquez, con doce
amos de experiencia en- su ramo, con
practica en- varias escuelas talleres
de los Estados Unidos de los cuales
tiene certifcado, mecanico por largos
amos que fue de los Sres. Sanchez Mo-
rales y Cia. ofrece al pibhco sus servi-
clos con absolute garantia a precios al
igual que en- los Estados Unidos don
de Sc cobra realmente Ell precio legal
por trabajos mecanicos y no como has
ia ahora aqui que lie cobran al clionte
mas de 10 que su maquina vale en- 81.
He aqui los precios:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Sc encuentra de paso EN- la ciu-
dad don Solomon Rosario, alto EN-
pleado del Departamento del Ira
bajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16

Every day" yo me gasto
en- la CORES" mis- tres jierros
por gustar ese cachito,
ese cachito selecto,
"pequeHo, dulce y punzante"
y de estilo picaresco,
que es la nota sugestiva
del Journal labradoreio
galudiendo a 10 festivo,
porque en- solfas de otro g6nero
la batuta Sc la envaina
este nisico bohemio).
AplbgsSss'
Every day" yo me gasto
tres rnochos por ii, Barreiro;
por esa ia Croniquilla"
oue tanto yo saboreO,
porque trae buena sombra,
la de IN gracia Y gracejo;
porque trae mucha sal,
toda la sal de tn salero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-16
He Ieido v releido

He eido y releido
veinte veces, mas o menos,
10 que escribes- como siempre,
del modo mas hechicero-
en- "La Corres," en- "La Cores
pondencia del dfa s6ptimo
dc abril dorido, 0 sin flores;
de este mes, de este mes mesmo
y, despues de muchas erres
de revueltas y rodeoS
{" erres" a ras de los riSpidOs
ripios que ripio currendo),
no le We bien al "crOni"
la "quilla" de tn gracejo.
Els cachito 10 repito-
de eorte el mas hechicero;
es cachito 10 reflauto,
mi carisimo Barreiro--
pequeho, dulce Y punzante
ipero le falta ese pelo!
Y una vez en- este palo,
escucha mi buen consejo;
digo, 81 no me 10 tomas
a guisa de pitorreo:
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20

visiting her parents on Porter street
this week.
J. L. Porter of Mansfield left Tues
day for Dawson Springs.
Mr.. Claude Phillips and family of
Carbonate, H., are visiting j. W.
Phillips on Dunlap street. Messrs.
Claude and J. w. Phillips are broth
ers. The Phillips came Saturday.
Miss VOLTA Rudolph came home
Friday from several weeks visit in
Memphis and Milan.
Miss Ruth Looney and Miss Mar
tina Sweeney went to Fulton on Tues
day.
Mrs. C. V. Ezell spent Monday in
Paducah
j. N. Puryear of Cottage Grove
was visitor of Mrs. Tharpe on north
Market street last week.
Mr.. Morris Price of Baltimore
representative of Strouse Brothers
Clothing Company spent three days of
last week in Paris.
Rev. Pittman Roberts and family
from Hickman, KY, are visiting il
the home of Bro. Roberts mother, or
Hudson avenue. Rev. Roberts anC
family came Tuesday.
Miss Laurentine Humphreys came
home Midday from several week
visit to relatives in Memphis anC
Humboldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan of Nash
vile are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ton
Rye at the Caldwell hotel. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Rye are the parents of Mrs
Nolan.
| i 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Holiday wer
week end visitors in Paducah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Crawford AM
son nave returned from visit, o
the latter part of last week, in May
field.
i Mrs. @. E. Routon was shopping
here Tuesday from Routon.
-
Mrs. Annie Carter of Nashville
visiting her brother Lytton Bruc
on Poplar street.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20

=
making the highest score. An enjoy
able salad and ice course was served.
These partaking of Mrs. Jones' de-
lightful hospitality on this evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Morris, DR..
and Mrs. ]. l. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. S. Mann, Miss Corinne Lewis.
Farewell Party.
On last Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Darling Morton on Washing
ton street, the Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church gave an in
formal farewell party in honor of
Miss Diana and Mr.. Clinton Matthews
who are members of that society.
Spring flowers were used in decor
ating. A number of unique games
were played. The whole affair was
quite informal; merely to say "good
bye" to Mr.. and MissMatthews, who
are soon to cease being members of
the society by leaving the city An
ice COulSe was StINcu'
Miss Weldon Entertains.
Last Thursday evening Miss Vir-
i GINA Weldon entertained a few OF
her friends in her home on Dunlap
street. Decorations were of spring
flowers. After a general good time
with music, etc, an ice course was
. served, followed by nuts and bon
bons. Those enjoying Miss Wei
don's hospitality were: Misses Priscil
la Dumas, Mary Frances Erwin, Rub.
Clogs, Kathleen Humphreys; Walter
, Johnson, Hugh Story, John Ratterres
and Mallory Morris.
Mrs. George Bright of Memphi
came Saturday to visit her father, M
P'Poole.
| Miss Connie P'Poole of the Fedora
= Reserve Bank in Memphis, came Sat
: urday to spend her vacation with rel
r atives here. .....
r Miss Marion Balch came home o.
1 Tuesday from a visit to relatives il
:. Paducah.
Ike Spikes and wife from Cottag
: Grove were in Paris Monday.
Miss Manley was in Paris froT
Elkhorn Monday.
Misses Minnie and Ruby Miller an
Bryan Beard who motored to Beave
Dam, KY, for few days visit to re
atives of the Misses Miller, have re
turned. Misses Myrtle and Els
Crawford from Cromwell, KY, cam
y home with them.
Mrs Robert Young spent Tuesda
. in Dawson.
J Miss Annie Sinclair, A. w. Jacl
6 son and N. B. Barfield of the Gun
z berland Telephone Company were
ST Jackson Thursday and Friday on blu
!. mess.
s Miss Mary Edgar and Mrs. &c
z trude Davidson of India were in tow
P shopping Thursday.
Z Mrs. Matte Dumas spent Thursda
5 of last week in Henry.
Miss Nell Burton is visiting HI
S aunt, Mrs. R. C. McElroy in Men
z phis.
& Mrs. Schmittou and daughter
z Treswell are visiting relatives in Il
S city.
z Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Adams al
S Miss Nancy Freeland visited in Ma
z field Sunday
s Miss Rose Schaffer of Memphis
e eco Il. ASCH ~
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20

aturday. A huge basket Of
as, the handle of which was
big pink maline bow was
Ter adornment of the table.
oyable menu of several cour-
Is served the eight guests who
present.
Lawn Party.
4 On Tuesday evening of last week
The Sunday School club were enter
tanned with a lawn party by Mrs.
Blanche Morris in her home on Dun
lap street.
japanese lanterns were used for
decorations and lighting purposes
Progressive Conversation" took UP
most of the evening. The colors of
pink and white were carried out In
the salad and ice course that was
served. Guests present were Misses
Laura Frances Boales, Evelyn Wade
Sarah Dunlap, Louise Marberry, Min
ME Elizabeth Morris, Priscilla Du-
mas, Mary Phillips; J. P. Lasater, jim
Porter, James Wade, James Boales
Thos, Easley, Carsey Gatlin, Eugene
Rison and Fischer Crutchfield.
Gypsy Tea.
Miss Edna Tharpe entertained in
honor of her weekend visitor from
Milan, Tenn, Miss Mabel HUMPHREYS
with a gypsy tea Friday afternoon
on Grove Hill. Those enjoying Miss
Tharpe's hospitality were Misses Eft
ia B. and Lucille Dumas, Thelma Will
liams, of Springville; Prentiss Eaker
Carsey Gatlin, J. P. Lasater, Preston
Sparks, Fred and Phillip Dinwiddie
Mrs. James McAlister chaperoned.
Orr-Story Wedding.
The ceremony, that united Mr.
Lester Orr and Miss Hester Stor.
in marriage, was performed by Bro
Spaulding, one day last week, neal
North Fork, the home of Miss Story
The couple were in a car when the
ceremony took place. Mr., Orr is ;
prominent farmer of that section
Miss Story is the daughter of Decl
Story.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-06-20
Methodist Missionary Society.

NiCthootSt
Making Democracy Safe Indus
trially" was the program subject of
the Methodist Missionary Society at
the parsonage on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. E. C. Brown who was the leader
handled the lesson in an interesting
and instructive manner. Mrs. Geo
L. Powers read an interesting article
The attendance though good was not
up to the average.
There will be no meeting of the
society on next Monday on account
of the Chautauqua.
Baptist Missionary Society.
The circle meetings of the Baptist
Missionary Society ON Monday after
noon were largely attended, severa
new members were present, the pro
grams were well given, and each cir
Gle was full of added enthusiasm fol
the work.
Miss Dollie Crutchfeld was leader
of Circle /, which met withsMrs. Ber
Ballard, Poplar street; Mrs. W. +
Balch of Circle 2, with Mrs. j. S
Alden College street; Mrs. d. M. No
bles of Circle 3, with Mrs. R. E. Pat
terson, Alden street. The subjec
discussed was christian Education
and the Kingdom"
The regular business of the socie
ty at the church on next Monda,
will be in the afternoon at fou
o'clock.
Informal Bridge.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Regin
aid Jones was hostess to an inforna
evening of bridge at her home o.
Jackson street. Auction was playe