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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
parker's Creek.

THE farmers ~ this com nauhit,
are taking advantage of tns nIc,
weather we are having.
VIZ are sorry ro fnst ua# NJ rsa,
best society girls. Mise NV ms TIA
yell She aud Mr.. Ollie Mssaoxs
we're quietly married at Centreyille
Thursday ol last week. They w,il
make their home q. ro,sy's. Tvna.
Mitchell sugs. oi Nevada. spsn,
the week end here with relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lawrence Harins.
ton and Miss Bsatirice Harrington
are visiting their cousin on Hurri-
cane.
Misses Beatrice and Eths Jer.
dan hsi ia their guests SUNDAY
Mi~~s> bs~sf~ Hru~s and ~kls2u,
Heron Other friends joined them
in the afternoon. and enjoyed q nice
time kodakins
Mr.. George Potts al Bon Aqua.
wss the guest NJ Miss Halle Thorn.
~. Snaday,
/ atm clad 10 report another ans
oi our seighhm boys, Dalton Brown
back home from France.
Mrs Nellie Bu,srry and Mr
Maggie I.ampley spent a plea .an,
day At Mr.. J, W. Jrrisn sunday.
Will I.ankiosd and wiie we're the
Sunday guests al their daughter.
Mrs. Beulah fowlk-s.
J. w. Heroa snd vile wen, Wis.
ting sunday.
Mrs Nnmie l'nderhill and child,
fen spent Monday With her father.
Mr. REQ Brown
Nh aud Mr~ J " Martin su.
sertained the yoa,g people II this
community las. Thursday -v1hiDg.
Mrs. Mary Brown went Monday
10 see her daogh,er.in.law. Mira. Eu-
nicr Brown,
Mr. aud Mrs. Greer spent Sunday
afternoon win the fsster's .ssfvntS.
VT, and Mrs. ] ". Jordan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Mrs. 0. Y. Clark, Entertains'

GA Wednesday afternoon IT last
~ees. MIRA y. y Clarke gave 8
eharminsIv srrsnsed card party iol
two visitors. Mrs. Rober, Chadwell oI
Nashville, aud Mrs Lester tl-a. oi
Missouri. - 2
Fiy, tables wetv arranged IN The
attractive living raoms which wrre
decorated with snr,ns flowers Mrs
|H. c Gusrln made highest sc1re
Al the conclusion ol the game, a
dainty afternoon mena wa- served
Mssiames Lester Rser, VI
Mynns. and Hartweii Weaver, -,
ai.,in1 The hostess,
Twenty NJ Dlckson popular
souug matuns and sir!s @nt1ved
Mrs, Clark ho-piishii The guest.
serr: M.sdames Fish, CtsdweIl.
Wynns. Roger. Wesver. |; G. Col
iins. Fnnk Henrs. James Polk. W.
a. Mesdo~ jset krtis II c.
,ueriu. ]. d. Campbell. Douglas
shannon. W A Clement. Harry
Nyun. Bacbannsn Irissby, Homer
;r,g.bv: Mlss-s EAiahssa Watson.
Ii,,h Badge and Nnns Curtis
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

The expseted DIVE In our share
oi the thifsy-eigh. million dollars
askAd by The church was made nt
March ~ II all the Congregations
from Ssw York 10 California iid a.
welt "a Diessoa me whole accouD'
10 assured Tor the coming yraf' :
work.
~ ~ for March ~ sill be held
~ i. \. strsnsprs and visitor.
are invited. Tht pastor will preach
ri II a'cIock and . IA Sabbath
scl,oa wi mset 4, s.45 Young
Peoples meeting is heId Vt q o'cik
AZ the clocks are ,nfned fae~atd
Saturday 4sssis, March 2Vsk. our
meetings viii oil bs hsid ty ttip
new tiws Do not forge, tn chanae
your clock =ad come at / a. I'll
fast Tins, tor prra hing. aud 8 AZ
for sabbath School
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Twentieth Century
Club Program April s.

The T~entietr Century Clos will
give the t1llow:..ir. proRean, st 'so'
thirty 'cluek OF Tuesday s''esasser
April = At the ho'rs OF Mr. si,l.
land Arnold
/. Pseiaie 1tlopia~-AFa, q G.
coIiins. Jr
Z The use n Good Ptclat.. N
tss lfain,ag oi ;hs Chlid~-P Paper
Mira w A. Clament.
3 Village Rlack.mtlh--l"na
tslIaw Mr.. SARAH Nishar,.
4 A L,lisbv-Tilio,son.- W.,.en
Mas Kate AeMutry.
&. The 0~1 and the Pussy Cat
Edward Lar.
Sweet aad Low-~Tenry~on.
Sheep anI LAMBS --K katherine
T kinRson
Fashion, C4priGe-- Music Miss
Edith Badge
: The Charm ci Poetry i9t chil.
dt-a-~ ~isper-Mrs. Il l.. BouIi,a,
\ WaItz-Chopin~~ Mrs, .iay.
mond Joslin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
To The Tomato Growers
of Dickson County

| Owing 10 the decline In prices 81
ali canned scods faf the last .ie~
| nionshs The owusrs oi the Canninl
Factory Al Dickson we're undecided
" xhsshsr 10 epersts the plant ;hii
iyear or not. Rscently hass
bought all interests in the san
bright Canning Company, and have
decided 10 mas~ an extra effort to
run the plant iall capacity the
looming season.
teel Ii woali be hurtiol 10 tbs
lIasning Plant 10 close Ge@s ihss
year. AZ machinery and houses
drtssiosats usually more when idle
that wssn. In nss, and The xemsn
| and ssrls who wofk~d nj tbs
plant would hksIv. that season ol
tbs yEar. bs unemployed, but IN
order TO keep ths plan, going, and
to give employ mrnt. ii IL nec~ssas,
that the iarmers grow tomatoes
and while the price ol canned goods
are Oh ons-third and the future Tar
the RAINING business ss this time
IL ne. pfomising. vet. have dsesd.
ed 10 pay the same price !or irui.
for 1919 a. vas paid last year |
hare already secured pledgAe from
farmers around Dickson TO gro.
one. hundred acres of tomatoes ,his
year, and | wish TO increase this
acreage TO a, leas, three. e.hundred
.sases. i shall, lase. sysry siiarl ~
Overhaul the factory. IN order thai
our output th,rtyesr may be more
~hoiesome and sanitary. | intend
TO double our number oi crates 10
fusnish the farmers 10 tha, .hsy will
suiler little Inconvenience In haul.
ina their crop 10 market and In.
tend also to fe.arrange The unload.
Jog system at the factory, 50 that
farmers will nol be- kept away from
h6ne long In unloading their to-
msloes. | will pay cash Tor toma-
toes aud labor zach week,
Indications poin, 10 lower price
Tor all farm product. this year,
than las, year. aud ! se"l that with
las, year price for tomatoes guar
an,e.d for the coming sessoa that
farmers can make better money 10
raising t1mstoes this year than sny
other crop, | Yt.h to make an
earnest appeal 10 those who have
grown tomatoes tor the las, year or
two 10 please make Vt possible tor
,hs canning factory at Dickson To-
run this year by putting out from
one to three aries oi tomatoes. |
have occurred fine quality ot 10.
mato seed, which | viii furnish free
nj charge to those desiring 10 raise
tomaloes this year. 10 sell the
Dickson Canning Factory
For further infotmatioa. or 10
ordet TO close contract, please see
the undersleu-d OF Ns,haa Baker
Very respectfully.
PITT hENsLER
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Mr., aud Mr.. f~ssss Rogers en-
tsrtainsd Vi eards. Friday evening.
iAs honot oi their hose guests. Mr..
ard Ass Robert Chadwsii. of Nash.
vile. Five Hundred Was played II
six tables. and . numhes ii plavess
tied In msklns highest score At a
late heus. Mm. Roaess and her sis-
ter. Mn J. n. Wyans- served deli.
cious reirsshmsnts si the .ssd 10.
bies. Mr.. and Mrs Chadwsli and
their charming little dsushtss. Pst.
tie Li,,on't fssurnsd to their home
la Nashville. kundsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Wn AR RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IAE IAHE R
Family R<sisIon.

Al sAs Aasss si Nh. Aad Ma. Il.
lM, McAlissss, susday. March 10th.
1917, was Asld shan annual r~ua.
Ion. Tho&e psss<ns we're Ns. N,
II. kiseh. and LIZ. and M~. NJ.
q, McAlisisf. ii \. shville. TsAn.,
Mss, r. =. MeI<sn md daaghFr.
Dora kileh. oi Cslambia. rsnu !:
Mr.. ard Mr., W. g nofnlon. u
Lyls, Teaa,; Ms, 4. uamh1ss SID
psice. MAsy 4. Rsams u Rossharg.
Ore Nh. Raesrs McAlis,ss. u al
silshes. Teas; Mr., and Ms. Rah.
". Clean. ct Csnfsi City. Nv, Ne.
and Mrs iim Go~sess and swo sons
Isroid ssd L~oa, NJ Lyle. Tsaa /:
Mr. asd Mr Charles EAndss snt
lisa. Asss~s~f@ MfHwis snf MaMxas
saa 4 h.. NnAis-s%r and ,as~.
Asasht.'s snd ea- ~,a, Amir lee.
Se,,i. s;rnfni. sna Eus %. of
This piavr thwrs . wsr p'~~-st
fnm sons Ave daughters, nsa- sysud
md ,wo great grand chisifva Al.
ter eating an slahosats i,nn.r ws
~ess joined by yislsass~~Mw Maud
s~sis, oi Nsshvili~. Mn, ]. u Hoo.
yer. Misc Polly Cherry and MI, jim
Dean, oi this place. Sorry 10 ~.
part that 4, Hamburg. II Rosehass,
Oregon. snd II. b Rsams. ai
Cisrksdals. Miss snd Mn ] 4.
McAlisser II this plsos. coa.d not
he psss~nt We hope ~ cen all hv
present mex, yssr and enjoy the
same hlsssinss that ~ did this
time good health. plenty III J. 1sat.
and everybody happy. The icl!ew.
Ing Tuesday. those that remained.
went oui 10 Lyle 10 visl; Mrs.
Brown Thornton aud Jim Goss~st
aud view the sicohol plant. which
IL nearing completion.
A GUEST.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
johnson Creek.

The farmers oi this vicinity srs
busy 10. e.placing their tences which
wers washed away during the heavy
rains.
Rev, " K. Carroll hlled hi,
regular appoinin Ant Al Oak Grove
Church the md sunday in March
Mrs A. J Gsrre,'. who has oe~r
affected wltn hesrt troabie. ~ are
sorry 10 report M better,
Prel J + Edsin, ot Neptune
sai thr present tins teaching .
.ius,ns school a, Oak Grove school
souse. With stsat success Bu, ouI
orly regret Is .ha, the Tolas family
could not b. present 10 .DinlDs ou'
melody Nj. Iolar- family ars
Niacs'e,1 pe,apls 81 the h,shss; Tyre
va fes sarv Il takes thss kni ol
people to uske A succsss IN nusic
dt. lirvwsy foiA, 10 an srcealen'
ss,i-r sad so,u singer. He ~ cali
ed the vicial,T best eEisrtalneg
On scvoau, o! his nuslcsl skill. H,
s,ass ever no'e .ast ~ laid iosn
tie mn.icsl s,sH. ~ sost. sn't sitt
energy snt with Srzs, skill. Mis-:
Ample rolsr il an excellent aliC
.,nstr sud otssnist. Ne h'pe I,
nave The Toiar family !Sin on
tch.sr a. the ekarck. IN eertafE
occasions, especially chtasrsn''
Day
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
EAST plNEx.

Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Dudley spen
Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs, Wesley
Clifton.
Mrs, Marion Graham has return
ID home. after a week 4 visit with he'
aunt. As, Tom ps.,en At Dickson
Miss fioy Rodgers spent Mon
day with Miss Della Clifton,
Mira, Tom Herbison and Mis-,
Pear Herbison spent one day last
week. x..h Mira. Mack Dons2An.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Foster spen,
Monday With Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Graham.
Mrs Mack noneaA aud daugh
ter, Mary. wss The guest oi NJ and
Mrs. Jess Baker, Sunday,
Mr., and Mfs. J II Bruce spen,
Thursday With the Istters parents
M anu Mrs ] ". Clifton.
Hardy Baker and BOYD ponessn
speul SUNDAY on Wes, plney.
Mr. aud Mrs Henry Clifton have
rpturne,i to their hnms in Nashville
after \ s~day's visit With relatives
li,.sc Mary Jane ohphsrt has
recovered from severe attack o!
Flu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

la coaavssiaa With the Federal
.sssuss III ave ssylssh, aad IA
provide Standard Time tos .As rnl.
s~d Sssaes. " 90 Sunday, March I'D,
si ! 2o'eleck .. III. all clocks thru
oslt the eouasry will BE- advanced
oae hour 10 indicate \ e'ciesk a.
sa., and sllssains win e~ ran On the
same standard ,ims after that boar,
II. IIGHTFtNr,
General Passenger Agent,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
CARD or THANKS.

To my congregation, and the nu
merou, friends oi other denomina.
tions. and those who belong 10 90
church, desire 10 express the
deepest thanks Of the entire Greg.
ury family Tor your many kiEdnes,
~ to VA during my recent illness
and the illnsaa oi other members oi
the family Please accept our sin-
cere thanks and prayers iaf heav.
ems richest blessings on you ~-'E.
l., Gregory aud Family,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

Dckapn 20 'sele s,jl he sussf sed
70w eui sIs pure lsysats eye
sa-a resleves hloodsho, sy-s ard
ssrk rings One y0nna man who
lad eyr trouble sal very ansishtly
isrk rlns. sss reieirsst hg ONE
Wash wttA L.rnr.is. Hi. sis;.'
also removed & bad eve -vs'r !,
three iAys sn.l, ho'fle i.srna
tia i. guarantees 10 btge6s EVERY
CASE weak. strained 0s i1fiamst
sses. Alaminon eve cup FREE,
|c!eEors Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Everbearing strawberry plants

You will miss a treat IL sou iaiI
10 plant some sysrbearlne strawhes.
'ff~s tftfa sus,ag pesf lsss aa ~ tbs
first yuaf rlan,ed. ine hs,rirs
Plants 81 oda leo. - Bsst1n's Creek
Srseriss Dicksou, lsno,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
DR.. Barksdale Makes Record

During this Flu Epidemic
which recently awept the country
Dr.. NJ |. Ratksdale. the Cclored
Physician, who IL nov prarticias
medicine in this city, out Of fnrty
gases only lost one The ci'isens
Of Dickson arr proud o! Dr. Bsrsa
daIa aud wish Tor him mceh ~
tess ~~adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

Sun lay March 10. 1919
Sunday School y Is a m,

Sunday School y; Is a m.
h. Y, McCreary, Supt.
Preaching At II 4. IN. by The
pastor. and 7 p III by Rev George
W Fim-nes. u y followed by the
Communion Service. p
The business session oi the
ttssssasly Eonfsrsae. will ha ltslA
Monday evening at I p. IN. A most
enrdial invitation TO all 10 attend
this Quarterly occasion Joho b
Holland Pastor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Registered Durocs,

Mails rsst1 Tor service, bred
silt. saws with suckling pigs. ~
week pis- ready in May. Byfa Il
Speisht, MeEweu, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
Lest You FORGET

The Rex Dry Goods Co. Ia offer
ing their entire stock N
Lace, insertion and EiginR 4.
! cents per yard
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28

9TKAYED.Ahoa. MO- pnunA Do
roc .nw. MARKED hale and u,sieshis
in each eat. bn, hole In night ssr
tore out. iihs-si = sswsfd lar her
return " inioymsi,nn M In bss
whereabouts Tom Ructnef, Dick.
son. X 1.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-03-28
lAoIes 3 ~ BUY

Your Spring fooswssr sse our line
II I.tes, styles.
Rex Dr., tipods Co.
FOR sALE--Whit. plymoath
Rock eggs puwhf~d. p~s s~itinx Of
Is 81 Mr. |. N. Sessses.
32s Dieks0n.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-08
REPORT ANY INDICATIONS
OF WART DISEASE

The potato industry of the
country is menaced by a most
serious disease, new to US, called
the Wart Disease of Potatoes
Qrish) discovered in Penn. in
1918 and believed possibly to be
in other sections of the country.
1t was doubtless brought into this
country from Europe and in 1919
street embargo was put on all
impertations of potatoes; how
ever, it is known that a ship
ments several of foreign-grown
stock came directly into Whining
ton, N. C. from abroad before
the embargo went into effect.
The disease necessitates a rigid
quarantine of all infested acras
for an indefnate period of time
as a preventative easure
against further infection.
The disease is readily recog-
nized by rough. sparegy out
growths varying from the size of
pea to that of the tuber itself,
being produced on the tuber es-
picially the eyes or at injured
places. The outgrowths are
light brown at first but with age
and the mass readily decays
causing soil infestation by the
spores (seed of fungus) thus lib
Grated, soil infestation lasts for
years. The disease does not eff
feet the tops so watch while you
plant or while digging and re-
port promptly all suspicious cases
and send specimens to the follow
ing.
County Agent or any of his
co-wokers.
State Experiment Station,
Raleigh, N. C. or Plant Disease
Survey, Bureau of Plant Indust-
ry, Washington, D. G..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
THE GREAT DIVIDE.

In painting and in drama, the Great
Divide figured this week in Santa Fe's
ANNA $. The Massachusetts Forestry
association excursion, which is spend
ing two weeks in Santa Fe and vicinity
viewing the landmarks and crowding
as much as eager minds can in so
short time of the history and archae
ology of Santa Fe into their memory,
was privileged to view THE Great
Divide which is nearing completion
by Julius Rolshoven, the celebrated
artist. The canvas is the largest as
yet undertaken by any artist in New
Mexico, being twelve by fifteen feet,
and is as bold as it is beautiful in its
composition. The painting sun
Arrow" now a priced possession of
the Brooklyn, n Y, Museum Of Fine
Arts, was a preliminary study for the
larger canvas. whose theme is the
rass'ng of the Red Man over the Great
Divide the land of Sop-olhe, 1t is
crowded with noble Indian figures of
heroic size mounted on their beloved
steeds, irresistihly following the
mounted Koshare or Spirit of the
Ancients, who leads beyond the VAL
ley of the Shadow to sunkissed heights
beyond. Rolshoven is supreme as
colorist and the tonality of the pant
ing is in wonderful harmony. In COM
position toe, the canvas is superb,
while the theme Death and
Eternity" is of course universal and
overwhelming in its appeal. In the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
Palomas Springs

Miss Sallie c. Bryant left last
Thursday for her home IN Portales.
During her three weeks stay Miss
Bryant received much benefit and
made many regret her going.
Charles Townsend is playing a re-
turn engagement with the baths and
mineral water at Hot Springs for a
month to overcome the after effects of
the influenza.
Rev w. f. Gray. w s. Grimes and
Helmer James returned Monday after
noon from attendance at the Sunday
school rally at llillsboro. They report
a most successful and enjoyable meet
ing.
DR.. A. C. White and E. r. Bacchus
visited Eel Paso the first Of the week
They found some difficulty in nego,
tiating the roads on account of mud
and swollen streams.
Emory Hickock and John Gardener
were over from Engle to look after
their mining interests near Hot
Springs.
The teachers of the Union Sunday
school met Thursday evening with
Mrs B. T. Eell for lesson study. Mr..
and Mrs Bell came here from Dimitt.
Texas, and expect to remain al win
ter
DR. C. s Fries is passing through
very critical stage of his malady, dila-
ton of the heart. His many warm
friends and neighbors are earnestly
hoping he will pass it safely as he has
done on previous occasions.
Rev. L. r. Fales is this week work
ing in Hot Springs in the interest of
the Union Sunday school rally which
takes places at Union chapel this
morning and evening.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
Winslow

Welton Hughes eft the latter part
of the week for the coast where ne
will spend two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Il. p. Howell and daughter.
EIva, motored from Holbrook last
Thursday to spend a few days visiting
at the home of Mr.. and rAls. q. Z.
Bazeli.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Brinnlnsto'l.
their little daughter Margaret and a
sister of Mr.. Brinninstoll returned
from visit in Battle Creek, Mich,
the first of the week. They have
been absent from this city for the
past two months and report very
enjoyable trip.
| Herbedt Dooner of Williams, spent
Friday in our city renewing his ac-
ouaintance with old friends. He re-
Turned to williams that evening ac-
companied by his little daughter
Betty who has been visiting with her
grandparents for the past month.
Mrs. e. n. Wonders and her two
daughters, Ruby and Elsie, returned
from a months vacation on the coast
last Monday morning. They were ac-
ccmpanied home by Mrs. Gus. Refi-
not and little son, who reside at King
man. Mrs. Refinot is daughter OF
Mrs. Wonders and having made her
home in Winslow ~ the past has q
great many friends who are glad 70
sec her once again.
Mrs. Charles Wyrick and daugh-
ter Marguerite, returned from the
G. asst Sunday morning. Miss Wyriek
lef: the following evening for Flag
staff where she goes to enter normal
school.
Mrs. Martin Dadey left Monday for
Holbrook 20 join her daughters end
so 10 the snake dance which TOOK
place at the second mesa. She re-
turned 10 her homf Saturday evening
after very enjoyable trip.
Miss Lcora Daze left Saturday on
No. y, for Flagstaff, where she spent
Sunday at The hCitie of Mrs Waiter
Durham OF that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Showalter returned
from a camping trip in the Sierra
Nevada mountains last Monday and
report having had most enjoyable
trip and that fishing was fine.
William Carroll, who has been in
Los Angeles for sometime, returned
to his home Monday. He was a wish
tor to most of the beaches while way
and is now ready to resume his daily
toll.
Mrs. J. T. Hungerford and little
granddaughter, Virginia Marley, re-
turned Sunday morning from the
coast, where they have been for the
past month and a half. They were In
San Diego when the fleet arrived.
1 Winslow has been rather deserted
the past week on account of so many
of its inhabitants going to the Indian
reservation for the Hopi snake dance.
Many cars were present from this city
and also from Flagstaff. The crow d
returned to their homes Thursday
evening and say the trip was worth
WHINE, even though the roads were IN
terrible condition in places. some
o. those who were present - iitis
festival from this city are: C. Il. -
kel.:ps Geroge Kexes. -Iefferiss, Raft
nsr, GioyerF,a EAaE8l sa|lsaIsy andHlslalA
Jason. u ~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-24
AI6uquerque Morning journal sunday, August 24 lslg

up here, is a graduate of the Artesia
schools and has always been a popu-
lar member of the younger social set.
and is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. +. Mickey of the Model Farm
west of town Mr., Weams is the son
of DR.. and Mrs. Weams of Neosha,
Mo, and who are pioneers in the
development of the Artesia commun-
ity, The young people left Saturday
night for Neosha, near where the
bridegroom is engaged in stock farm
ing on a large scale and where they
viii make their future home.
Rev f.. Il. Mathis, who has been
seriously sick for some time, is out
again and occupied his position as
official score keeper at the Carlsbad
Artesia baseball game Saturday.
Miss Blanche Speck and Miss Helen
Henderson. Artesia girls who have
been teaching at Santa Rita and have
beer, spending their vacation at home
left Tuesday night for the Copper City
to resume their duties at the opening
OF the school year.
The play ground apparatus recently
Installed at the graded school build
ing has proven extremely popular with
the children. The apparatus is com
plete and extensive and being under
the supervision of an experienced
play ground overseer is a boon to the
Youngsters and will prove to be money
well spent.
c. NJ. Smith. who will teach mathe-
MATES and science in the high school
the coming year came in this week to
be eady for the opening of school
Dr. Burt r. WhiteAof lei Dorado,
Kans., a director in the Eddy County
Oil and Gas company came in Tues
day TO look after his company's inter
est in the Artesia fields. The doctor
Is also looking over the residence sec
ton of the town with a view to bring
ing his family here.
Rex Wheatley and Mr.. Beecher Row
an and A. c. Keinath, cashier of che
Citizens State bank, made business
trip to Roswell Thursday.
Will Williams of Roswell, Is visit
ing his cousin, Rex Williams. this
week.