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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
INVITES TAOS
ARTISTS TO MAKE
HEADQUARTERS HERE
Chamber Of Commerce Extends
Invitation TO Members Of Pa
nous Taos Colony 70 Utilize
Advantages offered.

An invitation has been extended by
the cfia.hbrr 81 Commerce Or Aibu-
aueruue 70 members Of the Taos col
bny o. artists 70 come to Albuquerque.
h expresses tho desire OF the city to
he Instrumental In the development Of
the work OF New Mexico artists. and
OF tho art OF The state itself. BY offer
Ing advantage which n feels Il Is
able 10 extend TO both Taos and east
ern artists who are In search OF west
eru atmosphere.
They have been asked particularly
70 exhibit their pictures here. and
have been assured Of h cooperation
OF the chamber In every way. II wns
pointed out In the invitation that this
city offers cvceilent opportunities us
winter headquarters, living accom-
modations being superior TO those OF
the majority OF cities In the state. A
copy OF the letter was eent 20 II. ].
Couse. II. l.. Biumensciscin, j.. II.
Shnrp. W. H. Dunton. .. y. Beftning-
haus' Victor Higgins. Walter Ufcr.
and II. q. Phillips, at Taos. also TO
Juliua RolahcNrn at Santa Fe. n 90
Robert Henri and Albert Groii In
New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

At 4 o'clock last ostn.ne tha body
81 Charles r. LtNnef was taken from
no nndtttlklnE p~ariors % the Ma
ncnio IfUIpIe nncom panied BY a
Knights ItmDlAr escort. II lay In
hfafo nHtl midnight IN the Shrine.
whore a was viewed by hundreds OF
uia frsende Of the deceastd. A Knights
Trnplar, ftafd Remained on dnsy un-
tI mf1ni1Ht. when the. Scottish Rite
funeral service was held. In charge
81 tha offic1re of the Santa Fo Con-
Alatorf No. !. who came here AZ the
teen11t ~ he Aihuouerauo Masonic
club. Those who offlfIafed wera.
Aiaaten1 =. q. Hammitt. Anna X g
CD. Chaplain ". uIii. Sanlpr War
drn Robert Ormnby. Junior Warden
81 n. Paul Orator Dr. CA. Whoeion,
Master % Coromonifa William Griffin,
an thirty-eecond degree Masona.
uuruF th4 hcautlf,i and lmpreEllve
service music Nas Furnished ~ The
Rev Charles Mokean. NlsH Grace
EIcrt1 Ara CharlesaNcKean and TIE
f.eFeren1 Mr.. Kuhn. Followlng the
services the body was returned 70 tho
undertaking. c<t1tiiHhment under the
Scottish Hife necoFt. which will also
compose the Ruard % honor 10 take
thn 1euhinn 10 the train tonight,
when thay = shippsd to Dover. Del.
for burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

quontly been rcfcrred to as the mess
ton mark OF the North central Texas
hclda. This WHH because " the err
ratio nature of the discovery wells and
the presence ~ such largo volumes NJ
gas The Duke sam has often been
referred o. ns n stray sand. but Il is
proving 10 be the most valuable stray
snnd the Oh fraternity has ever known.
The potential production OF the Des-
domunn Held Ia almost beyond cal
culution, II pipe limos and storage
were available tho Held today could
be turning out 10000 barrels OF oil
daily. according To- reliable iuthori-
ties. Many nf the wells are pinched
In, some Of them producing only half
their capacity and SOME have never
been drilled In because there are no
pipo line connections available.
Production has c~ucrnached upon
the bosdcmonn tuwnsitp There are no
less thuu $50 derricks already up on
the towusito pnd Others are being put,
up cory day. Tho largest wells in
the iiold are either ON or nenr the
townsite. most Of thtm huving been
completed within the past few weeks.
The largest sensations in tho field are
tho Terry well Of Wagner ct al. and
he Ellison well ~ the Humble on q
iichnlne Company. So far only rough
estimates have hron made us To- what,
these wells, both lust ON the edge ~
the town, ar. making The Humble
wei De- said to be- making $500 barr
rclh with tho tools Efiu IN the hole
About Hll that can DE learned of tho
Wagner we'll ls that IL iH 20 boar eat %
u has overlooked am storage and is
now being turned into a 5000 bar
rel EtnraEc tank
They are am down at posdcmonu
now. Just ns they were an NJ Hanger
or Hurkhuructt al one time, Every
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
S0GQRRO Is VOTING
TODAY ON BONDS TO
BUILD NEW SCHOOL

socorro. n. A.. july 2s.-socorro
school district y voting today on an
additional bond issue 10 apply on con-
Htrnctign cost OF the neT high school
for which plans are complete. About
$4,000 h now available for the
building and there IL no opposition 70
the band issue which will be carried.
The new building will be In mission
atyic 20 conform with she architecture
OF the new Val Verde hotel. The
plans are by Troost and Troosi, Fl
paso aud the halldlnE viii be modern
IN every way. inclpdlng a large
assembly hall
In connection with the new build
iug, County school superintendent r..
NJ. Chaves h working out several
school district consolidation plans and
~ also arranging for motor bus
transfer OF aiudrnta to and from he
socorro high school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
Hygiene Building at
State University to
Be Built at Once

The new n ,siene building at the
Conversely o. New Mexico 20 cost
Fto.eeo and made possible 3y the CO.
operation Of the Albuquerque Rotary
ana klwanis clubs. n to be built at
once. The two clubs OF business men
4ouioiettd their arrangements for the
funds thin week. AMI Yesterday fhe
regents % the University ordered
for bids on the construction issued.
The Inivefaity'a new engineering
building ~ already under way. Roth
buildings Will be completed during the
coming college year
The regents have rendered the po-
fition OF neld representative 10 for-
MGR County school Superintendent
Aianacio Montoya. Mr., Montoya has
not vet aeefptrd the pest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
Great Doinss When
New Val Verde Hotel
at Soeoro Is Dedicated

Afbr uerdns and Santa fe men re-
ipn = this mofnlhr BY train and au-
fonAobi,e from soeofro. bring glowing
1crounle Of the drdIcaIlpn ~ Sncnrfo
IN which prominent men from all
over the state took pkrt An eiauur-
ntr n~anuunl. = program ~ exception
ailt fne enifrtnInmtut and a brilliant
innei |I|sf Termed fhn program
Tho new hotel 81 nINty Eutnt rooms
NN8 b,Iifl NJ a cost uf fGd .upe n N
thoroughly mod4rn IN even detai. u
0ozN nuiH ~ the enfoFrh Hotel Hold
Ing headed H. G. T. ufoTn
and otnsr public spirited citizens ard
will be opef1tea rs the Soco4r1 HOTEL
comuafr u 4nl1I g T.. Snyder u
president and manager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
Desdemona, Latest Bright Spot
on Texas Oil Map, Promises to
Rival Ranger and Burkburnett

A prominent oil authority once re-
marked that the oil map of the world
WIS ever changing, The same may
De said ~ the OIL map Of Texas. First
thora wG'e Spindietop. Humble and
GuuNe Creek, nll bright spots ON the
Tevus oil map. Then came Hanger
ana Hurkhuruett. cac creating "a lit
ftc more excitement and sensation
Than any former field. PIT absolutely
The newest bright spot on the oil map
~ Texas Is Desdemona.
This field is less than a year old and
yet q bids fair. according to operators
who are watching developments In an
b fields. 10 measure up to. II " docs
rot actually outstrip.. the famous
Hanger o. Burkhurnott pools. A
year ago there was no Desdcmona. II
WIS Hog Town then. Ranger. twenty
i've miles 90 the northwest. was In fun
ewing, but there was only one lone
derrick In the whole u Hog Town
country ON September q, however,
this lone derrick came TO lie. opened
up n new field and created u biggest
sensation nf The year. This derrick
wuy on the Joe Duke farm, "a mile and
% half fouth of the townHite. II Wa7
tho original well ana Htill fairly wcli
marks tho routhcrn limit ~ produce
ton In the field though there are a
few very small producers farther to
the south.
To-day the proven Desdomona field,
formerly known as the Duke pool, has
20 proven area six miles north and
south nnd 1--WE miles envt mn west, or
% total area Of thirty square miles ~
course. operators expect That there ~
much of this territory that will not
prove productive nf OH, but this area
BE- now clearly marked for producing
territory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
DESDEMONA!
From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Wednesday, July %, 1919

day thousands Of otherk go into the
town, most 81 the travel into the field
being by automobile from Hanger.
Eastiand. "Stephenvillo and Dublin.
The town ls overrun VISA people.
many OF whom are living in tcnts one
man does "a thriving business selling
and leasing army tents.
To tho operator there are several
attractive features about the npsde-
mona field. In the first place. the
producing horizon rs reached from
600 10 500 feet above the same horI-
zon at Ranger This reduces the cost
Of drilling materially. Another at
t%rnctivc feature is Tho high quality 81
tho OH. The Dcsdcmona oil Is very
similar 90 tho Ranger product but b.
said to have less residue. The Ranger
product has 3 per cent OF waste.
while n rs said hat there o. only I
per rent ~ waste In the Dcgdcmoua
product. II is rich In luhricntinE
qualities NJ rich, II .iH snid. as the
famous PENNSYLVANIA oils which nro
bringing 50 per barrel.
Overrun ns u lA. the town IL maxi
inE e manly effort TO keen abreast of
the development officials Of the
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
have been asked to assist IN the or
gunization ~ % Chamber 81 Commerce
AZ uosdemona. "a body that will be at
hliated with tho West Texas organi-
%zntion.
\ good roads campaign has nlso
been started and graded roads are to
De built leading from the towa to such
railroad points rs German aud DE
Icon. Buildinr contractors are al
ready In the Held figuring ON the high
way from DrsdHmnna TO German.
Tho town Is hoping for % rnilrond.
II was reported last week. though mn
officially. b % the Jake Harmon iu-
forests are to l"t tho contract this
wcck for 20 railroad running from
Ranger to liesdemona. Adequate
railroad facilities would speed M de-
velopmcnt Of the Hold ns under preH-
cnt conditions u material has 90 be
freightcd fruli Delean, German.
Ranger ana other points.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
FAVOR CORPORATION TO
EXTEND CREDIT ABROAD

washington, July 2b.-Favorable
report WIS made today by Chairman
Mclean Of the senate banking com
mittee on the bill hy Senator Edge.
New jersey providing for the organ
lxntion % Aricricer corporations 10
extend credit abroad and finance
American made In foreign Countries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

Signed, sealed and delivered In tho pre-,
cnes Of.
.. -. ..... SO. ....s. 49,. $50 ssss
state o. New Mexico, County Of BsrHahiio. - {
or this oh day Of 1udy 1919 before M
personally appearcd Oscar o.. Campbell, ,.
A.. Reidy. n. L.. Corisll v. r. Chase ana
X. n. Hanna, 70 me known To be tho pel'
sons described 10 and who exerrtsd ths
foregoing Instruments and acknoUiedxed
that they executed the same a. their free
act and deed for the uses and purposes there
In set forth.
In Witness Whereof I have hcrernto 81
my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and year first above written.
fsgni1 A. O.. SiNhS.
Notary Public IN and for the County Of
Bernalnlo md STATE u New Mexico
Ny commission expires; Jan. :. 1921.
ENDORSED
No. 096t
Cor. Reed NJ. o. Page 800. Certificate Of
Incorporation Of Okiahogaa oil a Gas Com.
pany No Stockholders Liability.
Filed m office 81 State Corporation Com.
mission oi New Mexico, July 10. 1919. n
A. a..
A. l.. MORRISON.
Clerk.
compared J. j. o.. 10 NJ. p. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

M
Htnts ccrpereflst cdninitsion 81 New Msx.
ua 'ss; s ssa gstta a.ss' STATE Of Nov
h X iIirihy orstifisa. rhaf thsre vas
nlea f1f ftesld N fAe offee 81 the STATE
cerpotkilos comnissiou q sbe state 81 Ss~
Nrl|lo IS he tixffsufh isy u luif, A. ID.
feta ~ - o.dot4 Al nj, cfrtnehis Of
Interpretations ard Ftrf4eafs " ftfethoidsrs
odEfxkf az ss9,f Iiishaiyl.
.Wt.feiers. raf ~ansouclatars named 30
said ceFiilicate o. I~Attfptraiipn. and who
hays igrse ne s.s ~ e.Ag nHs,,en
i'm 1kle onfsI f1n Elan1nfA a. q Jnly.
Niarifep Huadftl ~ et3iJ-Hlne. . eoulo.
ratlon W AZ nnnle kad 1T fhe psrposef SCI
foah b ssia t~trl1s4le. tfea t~ost-pYe5l.
InsItfHM1hf Wh1ltof Ne stole colpesh
IDS C1lahIaI6A VI ~ flalt q New Mckee
Ans clnl1a fAih ceIilIIanle 10 b. signed ~
i4 clIiu14n end 80 4t1I Of said cammls'
aon. y ~ llErsd a. ~ CITY 81 santa ~
- thil seih day 81 Dab. a. D. 1919.
KuoH ~ wfLLIANs.
fH1al( Chairman.
Il. L. MORRISON,
m|MW|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

STATE or NEW MEXICO.
sts,s cs1gesetisn g 1880 New Mex
;s.s = ls2is.s .E sl.ss Of s.s
d h.s.s, c.a.n.a. NAT d. suss.,a !.
TN ~ sFe saspl.ss nsn.ssPs q M "a
oiI 3 Gas coHPxHx exs s,eeiiaidsrs'
iiehlltpl CNe. eeetl. With ne endorse.
y se.tl ~ - snlss ~ e. state u0rper'
~ T-snaoss wherein u. state corporn.
lisa c1mml.sIPa y u stats o. New hisxiso
h. sensea niF sertlfIeste % b. slgned ~
* ossi7Es. sss Z. *, s.sl e "a os.sm \.
* ihis io,h az ~ gai}. GfB. 1919. =
f6enl) Chairman.
<. L. MORRISON.
As5IsaEs q Sr cossoEsT,os q qE:,
sloekhsiasn' .Lishiuigl.
We. e$ en4sndrnea isssby a~.soslnte our
selves ts-htlsf ~ ~ pprpoif ~ f%orninE =
esrrolsfiap fddff tee Laws y M elsfe Of
New MssIse. United stsia 81 America, and
hereby ss'uis' Anriclr -
o~.l.hems on eas Company. tNs Stock.
h'''s't' lisehiiE II
The location q ~ rFi.eipal eiies Of ~.
surrorallgn 10 the st.ie Of New MeHise shall
= 1'ssss.sssa ss. nssi'S S.,s sSa s sss
u.4p whom process arslnss tie corporation
aAy b. se.std y : 2. chsss, korbs'
ss''aiHs' AilasssFg9 iet Esf hsa''o.
TIE eaiscts Aad pulose. fer whlch TN.
celporailop Il crgsalrcd and tie natare q
The business 10 BE- carried On BY H., are
ff4ief and declared 70 be A. folio~a. 10 vii
,s. W. se9s'.s n bsfsaess I lssss :,
any ofher locality for ne purpose q proc
Te<tinf Tor and ebtaIninF oil. rsa salt sui
phs,s Or .thss miesfss snd % ,hes cad Y
a. cause 70 ~ saut Hhans for mHinE, ana
a bay. l7ase o. otherwise acquire drilling
rlEe o. ot41f marAinev ~ apparatus neees.
n oil or oiheT ninsSan Az found. then q
maftal lane 30 ne beat hdfant1ar.
seeonds Ie aneage " he uraIspoTiats
sIa.SS 5se1.ssd :, ,as sRls .a ~ S.sss % sr esss
persons or corporations, ~ means u plp4
3lnea. Tan1EYH fallru1df. boats. harFcs pi
qtafr ecnteFnnfss O. y teast Or suh.lenae Al
1r ny paft hsrpel 20 otetr persons or cor
poraiIana ~ Ete lke puFpsse aud. 9n ordei
n Tally carr pal aid ohjeeis and purDoee
y pufels1e. haae u oiafrvi.e SECURE. pips
M lseoaeslsss. iAnpiar staiisss
silsn riesi,' az Ilsais and III other ms
eAnnrF apparafu1 and paFaghamalia mecca
~ ef inaesnis. 1sssss. -. .,.
ahnsa aF othrfnlse scquir bgiidinEr. NJ.
r1lnfIy and ufnrf aqrariun for faflninG
fnffIIa mnnniaffurihf 0r otherwise uufki
ms ~ the produets u Mineral ianda. either
produced hT this corporation or other pgr
Nnf nr corporations. and 70 refine nmel1.
manhf1sIaft o. o~thtf11ss Wefl ~ ne b.
nr1d1ffs q eal1 r~ineTals and 10 operate Tbs
1ald plant land mkIkei ua pToencis o. ~
pfodufts a. manufactuFad 70 the beat az
NauIafn.
Fesuhs t. engage fh = general oii %
n'ineral brotoraTs IbuslnfHs ~ having al
NJ 81 othiIesaf ffadinf N nNneIai land.
81 tha products - by-prodnets u iaihspi
flfihs ~ earry on sSeA efhsr i~uaiaess
tfftaInlar 40 "a. "a. ssit aalphU of other
Hiaflas a. Nay ~ Ioand utlsHaaIf % d.
tfahIe o. anrh a. l. generally Engaged Ia
" : ro5yefsiiga " tlig kipe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

Phone Tho Herald year vacation sddress
and have the uaDer follow you.
Keen 10 touch with tho hons news.
Change your address - Oftsn - you The
or give " yonr Itinerary.
Phone 3fb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
GHEHGFS 'SED|H SI0tF
FAMILY nAHE ROLL
TO SPEND On P0a!


ote>1e Ginv<a ~prsnfieier 81 a pe4
hhii.It eee 1ese : tsss.
dhg % q tonrIaint nstt nj HAee.
ami IHf4 ~ ny fu<aioe 1t ne ftate
Mr|titIi4p lar ~p1InHI;tInrt Uinors ~
rih> n Ri pIncs. 4n4 sqn of y.
b4oA had nEteFIf1 thai M 1rrnf part
- NlM ~ monty stoirn trom hIa
t4tttIa 1lnfiaI po1I n rh1Ft4n pIner.
causing he complaint aHalnHt ne
HafA 1hon dharttd hIe aen with thp
lt1t ~ ftft from hlaa. AL nut III
naH recovered from the bog. eno Was
Atn4 - the ruu1Sy jail e. npplt action
~ Iht 1IeffIrt wort for rcInmillmfnt
70 Ih3 S4feTlu 1chnCl.
r1nlII fnr upn Nultk
IN the naIlna coprt tnt4 mornlnR.
HarpI1 KIue Hne aent3npHd to fhlrfr
days IN The Jail ON = charge 81 gaf-
faaff. and >. n. Hefren waa naed fle
FOR afirInF a mutnfrlcle through the
c|ig with nnfier open.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
FINISH PROBE OF
NATIONAL BISCUIT 60

~ ~ ET-"-'NTT0 FTT@1
Chicago. July 25.--Taking OF tcsti-
mony In the federal trade commits
sion's invesfigasion into alleged trade
discount ana rebate practices OF the
National Biscuit company, was COM
pieted here today.
The investigation was started 10 do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

sqgecze the juice OF i've lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces Of
Orchard White. shake we'll. and You
have q quarter pint OF the best frecklc.
snnbUTn and tau lotion. and complex
Ion whitcncr. at very, very small cost.
Your grocer hns the lemons AMI
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces OF Orchard White
for a Few cents. Massage this sweet
~ fragrant lotion into the face, neck.
arms and hands and see how quickly
the frcckles. windburn and TIN disap-
pear and how clear. soft and white tho
skin becomes. Yes, II n harmless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25
Santa Fe Boy Is
interested TO Learn
That He Died Fighting

Santa 70. \. NJ. Jniy 2s.-Jose Pc
rea o. santa Re has been interested to
learn Of his death IN France while
fighting glorioualy for his country.
The Information came from the add
lntant general OF the United stntea
army 90 perea, who has zen nj home
In RSod health for several months.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

The Man. Woman or Child who
would like a high or low Shoe just q
little newer In style and lust n little
better can ind them here. G. May'F
Shoe Store, 3i4 West Central Ave.
ADV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

That Basgaecman Is henry. Phone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

,oimiue whether tho company Is a
monopoly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

state Corporation Commission Of krN Mex.
leo. Cerificate u Comparison.
United States " America, State Of New
Mexico. 81
II Is Hereby Certified, thu. the annexed u
a full. true and complete transcript Of ths
Certificate ~ Non-Liability Of Stakeholder
% OKLAHOMA oil a GAS COMPANY
(No Stockholders' Liability tNo. aes5)
with the endorsements thereon, a. same ap-
pears on file end Of record In the office oi
the state Corporation Commission.
In Testimony Whereof. me State Corpora,
ton Commission o. he SLATE o. New MeNirD
has caused this certificate 10 be- signed by
Ia Chairman and The seal Of said Commits.
SION, 70 Se affixed at the City Of santa Fe
on this 10th day u July, A. d. 1919.
HUGH l.. WILLIAMS.
lseeD Chairman.
Affaafs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-25

CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS NON
LIABILITY or OKLAHOMA OIL AM
GAS COMPANY. tNo Stockholders Lila
This & TO Certify that the undersigned.
being all the original ihcnrporators whr have
filed the certificate ~ incorporation in me
above named corporation thereby associat.
ing themselves together under tho provisions
Sshs 'i.sgH N, ohap,,s ~ snsstsd ~ ne
Approved March 18th. 1915. and al anandI
menis thereto, for and on behalf ~ them
selves AID nl other Stockholders who may
become associated with them In said corpe,
alton, do hereby doflhre that there shall hn
no stochholders' liability on account u nng
o. the stock issued b. the said corporation
ard that all aiockhoiders % said corporation
sail be exempt fron all liability ON account
Of any stock Issued or held BY them. except
such liability for the amount 81 the eApitli
stock certified 90 have been paid iH property
o. rash at the tine d the Commencement Of
The rsgistsrsd office Of ths corporation 4.
loentcd az Albuquerque, Nov Mexico. a.. 4.
Chase f. designated a. tho STATUTORY sssrt
and In charge thereof aud upon whom pr.,
eesH against ~. corporation may be- served
q o. CAMPBELL. (EtaD
, A. HBiDY fseail
y. l.. CORfELL 1seaD
~ 7. CHASE lsea9
state u Sow Mckee, County NJ Bernaiiiio.
On this oh day Of Iuiy. 1919. before hs
personally appeared Oscar o. Campbell. w..
a. heidy, y. l.. corieil, p, 7. Chase "a
". u, Hanna, % iue knnNn Co be tho be-,
sons described In and who executed The foro
going Instrument and Acknowledged thAt
they and each o. ihsm, executed the sam.
a. their own fup act and deed
In Witness Whereof j hove hersunto set
ms, hand and affixed ny official seal the da,
400 year hrsi above written
Notary Public IN and for the couot, Of Ber,.
hiiuc and State " New Merirs'
Ny cohhuiasion espireat Jan. 8 1921.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-08
Gilman News.

L. M. Hull. of East Peru, arrived
Wednesday for few days. visit with
his relatives, the Charles Johnson
family.
Misses Sophia Chindlund and Flor
ing a two weeks yacatio nat Kilborne,
Wis. arrived home Sunday morning.
Mrs. ]. S. Hunter went to Cedar
Falls Thursday and visited a week
with Miss Mamie Hunter and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Norton. daughter
Katherine and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Norton and children. Norma. Dell and
Herbert of Marshalltown, came We'd
nesday and visited until Saturday at
the w. r. Wylie home.
The Aid Society Of the Union United
Brethren church held an ice cream
social at the D. T. Lavender home Fri
day night. About $50 was cleared
which will go to help pay for piano
at their church.
DR.. w. F. Suit and family went Fri
day to Grand Meadow, Mimi, where
they will remain for some time at their
farm.
Mrs, J. NJ. Carney and sister Mrs.
Kate Hyatt who had been visiting the
formers son. E. P. Carney and fam
lily, at Des MONIES and her daughter,
Mrs. william Seager and family, at
Lovilla, returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Small. Of Valeria.
arrived Monday and will make their
| home here, Mr.. Small having accepted
position as cashier Of the Farmers
State Bank. They will occupy rooms
at the L. w. Seager home until they
| can secure a house
Mr. and RMS. N. F. Pifer and four
| daughters, of Little Rock. Ark, came
| Sunday morning and are visiting their
relatives the Harvey Minor and G. r.
| Green families. ....
Willis Parmenter, Of Marshalltown
is visiting his grandmother. Mrs. E.
l.. Parmenter here this week.
Hugh Dining of Cincinatti. VIVA
was was discharged from the navy al
Great lakes, ILL.,. July 10. after two
years fserdvice on the battlesaip
| Florida, came here Tuesday morning
and will visit few days at the Ralph
| Hobbs home.
Jean Graves was happily surprised
at her home Tuesday evening by thirty
girl and boy friends. the event being
| her 14th birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent playing games and
dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Parmenter went
to Iowa City Sunday ond on Monday
brought home their daughter Ruth VINO