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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-23

back and forth in his mad rage: i'm
goin' ter marry that girl, if she'll have
me. an there amt nobody goiH' to
slam the looks O. my wife, either. You
eel that. you coyote? What do yer
think Of it now-hey? Spit it out
what do you think of her now?"
Kelly had to spit it out; it was all
he could do with those fingers grip
ping him.
Let go-d-n it-let go. HI!
She's-she'S the h]andsomest wc.aan I
ever saw; you-you let go O. me.'
Shelby flung him to one side in utter
disgust. hurting an oath after him as
he reeled dizzily into the protection
of the crowd. He cast his eyes once
in contempt about the circle, seeking
none.
''To HI with all of you!" he de-
clared. Get out of the way there"
They fell back to give him safe pas-
sage andahe strobe straight on past
the danes hall and turned down the
dark path leading back to Calkins'
shack. He had but one thought now.
II purpose: he had burned his
bridges behind him. After what he
had said and done only a single course
remained. Without a pause or a re-
greet he went straight to the door and
raped. 1t was no tfmid touch of the
knuckles this time; he was still too
angry to either hesitate or doubt. And
there was no sign of embarrassment
in word or act when the door opened
and she stood there looking at him
in wondeIment.
I've come hack TO say another word
to you" he announced simply. "I'd
like to come tn."
Something has happenedY
1T has; I've just had to lick two
pups who got too gay bout you. They
said some things an I said some
things. Now I'm amin to make good.
You said you'd marry me awhile ago.:
does that hold?"
She was leaning against the table.
staring at him; her face seemed to,
90 white and her hands toyed nervous
~ with a knife she had picked up.
"You-you had trouble with two
men, over me?" she asked, her voice
trembling slightly. What men"
RED Kelly and a gazabo named
Cowan; they was both here"
"Oh; they We're angry at you for
that?"
Sure; not because you didn't take
no notice of them; then they got drunk
an undertook to ride me: said 1t was
a pnt-up job between US ter get away
with that money"
"What money!"
"The twenty-five hundred you was
goin' to get, The preacher told you
about that, didn't hep
she snook her mead. eYidenuy ue-
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-23

very silence ana loneliness mas a
charm. Is it like this out on the Cot
tonwood?"
mo. not exactly. It's lonely
enough, but that is broken country,
with something to rest the eyes on.
am afraid, though, you're goin' to be
awfully sorry"
Really, | don't" honestly. ST
don't mind being alone at all. I've
always been alone, so that won't
hurt" x rs~ fs22S fs-7.Ia ~ ,.,-.~-.s~e
But this is different" he insisted
stubbornly. Besides, l heard some
thing back there in Ponca that makes
me think I had no business bringing
you along at all" ,a4c,usssss
what was that?'
"Why, just before we come away
ran into an old friend O. mine in
the army. named Shaunessy. He'd
been up in the Sioux reservation,
Watchin' 'em ghost-dance, and he saws
the bucks up there are goin' to raise
Ned before long, an there amt no
troops anywhere around sufficient to
hold EN-. It's OF Sittin' Bull who is
stirrin 'em up
"Bui surely they could never get
down hcre?' !,
Not to Ponca-no; they wouldn't
go in that direction. But they'd be
mighty liable to come raidin' down
the Cottonwood. That's what Shaun
essy said he told me I'd better run
my stock over into the Bad Lands.
and lie out for awhile, till the soldiers
got the devils rounded up again.
beer thinkin' ever since I ought to
tell you about it. so. if you thought
best we could turn around an take
you back to Pon,a."
"And then what would you do?"
Me? Why go on o. course an
take care o. the cattle. 'Tain't the
FIRST time I've seen Indians"
Then | am going with YOU" she
said firmly. "I am not the least
afraid. I wonder if you have an extra
rifle out there?"
Sure" he said, grinning. 81 sorter
like thai kind o. talk, little girl. Can
you shootw
Some: I'll show you when we get
u there. Anyway, please don't turn
back on my account. heard in Ponca
that the Sioux We're gh~ost-dancing, bur
didn't think about their coming down
fhe Cottonwood. Dad said they were
getting ugly, bur ! don't know where
he heard It."
This unexpected mention of Calkins
stirred Shelby 70 ask a further cues,
ton, She was going on with him, thnf
was evident, and the mystery betweeu
''"'" o,nSi he cleared away.
tcsneinuss isskk yS@aaA
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-23

out o here as % as / can. How
is twill you take a c%hance?"
His voice was strangely earnest,
and his eyes. as she ventured to glance
up. were honest and kindly.
YES" she said slowly, II will, Tom
Shelby"
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-23
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.-Tom Shelby, a rancher,
rides in to the frontier town of Ponca
looking for a good time after a long spell
OF hard work and loneliness on the
c Instead, he runs into a funeral
that of Dad Calkins, a retired army man
of whom little is known. A girl, still in
her teens, survives Calkins. ,
CHAPTER II.-McCarthy, a saloon
keeper and Ponca's leading citizen, de-
'cides that the girl, now alone in the
world, should marry. Shelby starts a
hunt for eligible husbands and the min
lister goes to confer with the girl.
CHAPTER III.-she agrees to pick a
husband from a score Of men lined up in
her home. To his CONSERVATION, she Sc
lects Shelby. who had gone along merely
as a spectator. He declines the honor.
Indignant. the girl dismisses the assem-
olage. Later, Shelby goes back to make
an explanation. h receives him good
naturedly.
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-12-23
CHAPTER v.
The Wedding.

II was an exceedingly busy after.
i',". 40 men win neialis or prapara.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-28
Long Contest 4n.--.
LOWden To Win Head Us

By Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, May 2T.-There
r a great many keen men among
the politicians and newspaper men
In Washington, who are saying that
Governor Lowden's chances for the
Republican presidential nomination
are improving.
Although both Wood and johnson
viii have more votes on the first bal
lot than Lowden, the Illinois governor
is said to be in a stronger position to
profit by a long drawn out contest
than either of them.
The Lowden managers are making
the most extravagant claims for their
candidate.
Based ON Hopes
Many of these claims. as in the
case OF those made by the managers
of the other candidates are based on
hopes rather than expectations.
But after full allowance for all of
this. the fact remains that as the sit
uation stands today. Lowden is at
least "a good a betting proposition as
either Wood or Johnson.
My own conviction is hat he is
more likely to get the nomination
than either OF them, although this
Is not to say hat he is by any means
a favorite rs against the field.
The Lowden campaign for dele
gates. while not as successful as he
or his managers probably expected,
has been conducted in such a way
a to create SIS few artagonisms as
possible among the other candida .cs
ara their friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-28
1907 Votes; ONLY ss4 Delegates,

12Os Votes; Only y Delegafesl
CHICAGO - Mathematics mean
nothing to political campaign mans
ayers. Republican managers make
first ballot" claims as follows: Wood
ass, Lowden ESQ, Johnosn 200, Hard-
Ing 112. That makes 977-just seven
shy of h total number of delegates
"Favorite sons" sue as Poindexters
Coolidge and Knox have $50 instruct4
ed delegates-total 1901!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-28
Keens Ont Of Rows


No has succeeded In keeping Gus
of such rows as have developed be-
tween Wood and johnson, Wood and
Harding and johnson and Hoover.
The Lowden strategy has been
based upon the theory that the cam
didhte who is the second. or even
third choice of the greatest number
of delegates. will have a much better
chance of being nominated tina n
who has exhausted his strength tn
the p~re-convention fights. but has o
secured enough instructed delegates
to nominate.
There Is much to be said for this
plan of campaign n 1t would not
be at all surprising IL after the first
two or three ballots at Chicago. thc
wisdom Of 1t in Dowden's case ~ dome
onstrated.
May &c Wood Strength
The Lowden people have great
hopes of falling heir to a considerable
part of Woods strength. as soon al
the impossibility OF Woods nomina<
tion becomes manifest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09

PORT WORTH Sov. Two now
wells in the Hr~rk,uridgH it.l lU
STEPHENS rouuiy sro p,Ifuuau. 900 q
sensational manner
One - %. uctigit .Spp.ufs WI ir
GcCk e. whirh came in several days
ago 81 eco barrels daily later f
raise-. %. fiCu ~ 1000 tarr.ls and ,Df.
unuss t. grow Nfr ugvr uuli % lIs
reached Flow - 500 lair,ls daily o.
i- nov one - the largest producers m
the county end gives UruuIi~o ~ ba
coming ou~ % ihc rcrUfl rr-llrrrs fg
the Held. - Or The well h1s not been
cpnple;,ly drilled in and tn natural
suppU-.i.Ou IL that u wil increase st.l
more when !, % completed
The lledr.gs suUon,s sndiC1t" 1ltp
has ure other wali GA the -lnl .n ih-
tovnsiie pool which lt,iy viii Doe com.
pleisl this week. \ third lyou also lg
hearing m. pay les
The other tuvusity vtI whI.h BE- 90.
tracing attention Is "a. \ " e.. s.
syndicate vel. which came Dol Cor goo
icrTel. about q week ago n h1s 80
far increased ~ Flow that % is making
0ao larrtls daily ana RANKS HIth tlH
be-; competitions ~ th' past itW W,. ',s
Another tompletion.
Another Compl' uun Their" IL 'he $50.
f.A Walker Caldwell a IN. Fllu Pinto
petroleum company vhi,h IL flowing
geo barrels dsiIy. n is located iu big
production territory and viii he given
. shot In ar effort O. increase the flow.
Several other wells ~ this company ar,
drilling ncag BrcCkouridgc. on" 'r tWu
~ which are near the paw scnls
Ample evidence that the E.iastilic
distrirt n S,erhnn. county - prrI1r-
ins Cor the deyslorueuf q e big ufu.
duction th-rr is seen in the steps - the
larger companies 90 take care a. the
production. The Prairie llp' Lane
Ccsnpany which has pipe line thruu-h
that TERRITORY. has recently transport.
81 into the El.as' Doe district a 500.
horS power cuTine g. move thr=. rtw
oil supplies th.. being The iaT -rsi piece
~ machinery ever TRANSPORT I'd across
north Texas having a weight ~ q U0t
pound L was moved from Br,rk,n.
ridge with thu us.. 90 200 horse and rf.
ouired a full w,ek llr this sixteen lllr
trip.
In regard o. IL dali.ng develop.
Ynent. u IL expected tho new north
stephens county tegrituy viii 10 rapid.
" developed many a. the smaller tp.
orators IN the Breckenridge dsfri 2
having moved into the new field IL H.
declared they have l'raa ir started ar-
rangcnents 20 driIl M ness field under
the syndicate plan which has proved
- effective in the Bre,keuf.dg- terri.
tory. that j. "a underwent the day"Iur
ineni 81 al tie Territory With Local
capital - fay a- possible with uoi,
az less 'inteflU..lrg agreement among
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
GUSHER REPORTED
DOWN IN STEPHENS
Union IEiGIE COMPANY II
OWNER az WELL MAKING
sN0O BARRELS.

FORT WORTH NuN G-Stts-l new
producer. lnSludlug Urr rush,r. were
reported from Stphons county at tbr
Ne k-cnd The hir we'll is thHf &C fur
Union I,aFu, ph company. four milys
northeast of nr,ckfmudg, which D.
making 5000 barrels daily ], pr"N.
ously had lccn e big rnssrr Two
uilts northeast - thp toa'Isifr. che
Hart conranv has completed % 5000.
barrel we'll uu thc tovnsita thr iln.k
slN well il On with Flow uf 500 . a
rel~ daily Tho rlu.k .n wei BIAS ,.m'
In for son barf,ls On tha southwestern
curncr ~ the fDWus.tr the pl.Uuu0t
wet IL FLOWING sUo harrr,- dlU, ait b.
q shot on block 20 th' f1U'r v.il b.
ga for 500 lalrtls Ou H. o. fl'
Sania nusc well has l.ru Hh.f lul &.
flowing abound Goo h.if.lt
Much iut'rsst IL helms mari..s..l Do
o now wrl On miles smhtfr4t u
Rre kcnridrr which arur.rfl' bass
opened up cUusii illl' sfH.i.1 r
new territory % Dr. thn wei e, o..
Magnolia Petroleum VrUfuuf. 'u'.N
offsets the Norypu w.I ,i 'hr T.. a..
rompanv T. O., utrr goo wuIs
daily from fhs fun tf frs Hn. t"
NHAEAAN"'A N as W. w ..|. N' ..'
IL pipe line construction
~ EXTRA good ruruIi tI.H ia .H..I,I
from The ElHrfu 0It Tl, BURNETT
No q just southeast u. OBJ, ',I d..l.
al hv th' GhG,.r~ Di t."ufHv. bel
swabh.nr 600 l7Utl- dIi'F rHn iUp
fer; and BE- Do" N.-' .HwHl,'IHr fH iI.
Nichin ditII,' fuf 5000, weeks.
IN lnio Pinto DHuuft iHr U....ts"E
well ~ th. Er1g- field fI. Wheeler
Ma 90 the EmHIr CH- IS Iu1 ..U.
laEv. - showing ruus.i'I.u'. l"......
'nenL When ~ Wa. tgii.''.l. u..rg
fishing iob. the flew ineTls,u %.
around 900 barrels g. d.
In Wi@e ewmir the liatlr vtI q
hale 4 T,-if Nhiyh l.,trtt bud 70 rlN
EoOd SHOW. ng iDr ol 900 5000 f-f Dr.
nov reported O, have r,n- .'u another
sand AZ depth eft 1880 te'f D. BE-
hiely the WI vlN h' completed If
that dep,h and itsSiIy vII %, .Ms
the lici Probation Boo OBJ" DHuu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
MIAMI PLANS TO HAVE
CELEBRATION; JAMESON
To MAKE CHIEF TALK

Tho lural posi- uf tbr American L..
glun plans 90 make AiuiHtirr ulN. No.
N"uli"r %. diy not easily tofi.utfnu
in Miami 40 q special meeting of tla
post last Tuesday evening final
arrangements wore made and The follow.
lng piuE uu H ritri. to which eve
Loriunlitc H. asked tO participate both
lU.l aud NIsuuE ana thr hu, want
~" public especially Co feel TINT u g.
a WI'h their uI..lW us iIIi uf tht
legion
This is Tho jys ,l DAYS fm us 40
and tho lcgivpnlrt bows W.U fusl du.n.
pointed 30 the puuli. du mot iu.n them
in the festivities Remember that mlu.
woman and child Whu ria., Chat thu
NH over has q sp,, ilI initiation and '
sweet welcome awaits tUu .uu. Fol
lowing .- thv program
$50 O.. m.. EVERYDAY ass.mI1, u'
tHu h.gh eghuul auditorium unless nth,r
htI lnErupUts Up Wadr. luI Tor FORTY.
I've minutes We vili listen tu tu ai
q. "ss Pos u we'll SHOWN speaker who viI
interest Nou.
~ o. co --nymDu-tJuUr This VIII
I' iu Remembrance Wf tho IUys who
LHN" gone west 40 exactly ~ u,Ius';
"'H VIII I.UF and ,N soldiers Will
H." 90" West ilt uuo minute. during,
"h.h time ali t.;Iy ANA 900 business
b. lskvd 90 stop
DO o. MA mock parad, ly the
lu'' ot the Puia'N Post will parade
ihr main streets 90 town. and tn,u pr...
coed 90 The football field
o.. W.- Football game between th,
I..tI post and tho canadian I'usI team.
OFT i1Hlrs % E't Canadian 81 game
NNi N' matched with s.Wr urr -'sa
n poo Dane, Ir toe Legion h4ll. ~
winch everyone ia invited and ..glrl
guHd uue Coed music viii IL ru.
n.shrd. and tho aimissiou VIII be 81.
Tor dancers and 800 iol others God
81 ihiug inbouod N,iI fatigue ami.
forms toNsrsNs rrd tuyUp
Al business h,gscs vail Le .s.el tn
c.-sS ln Miami uuw $50 q. m. 60,
nl. sul the so,s VIII appreciate ,ulr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Neglecting That
Cold or Cough?
Why. when d.. Kings New
Discovery So Promptly
Checks 1t?

7 FITTING the oil cough or COLI
IL drag on. cr the new one develop
seriously. j. folly. especially whcn at
druggists. sou can 80 such proved
and successful remedy as Dr.. Kings
New Discovery.
l1r over M" vclT-. \ standard
REMEDY or coush-. colds and gri9pc.
Eases Group ais'. lo0scns ~ tho
vhlcgm. QYigts tie Cr0upy cough.
stimulates the boacls, thus rclic,in.
the congestion. Al druggists. %
,rrte. 81 % 4 bottle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
RENInNNI. NnIlIE

~ l.. V. Cudit announces the re-.
mu,U N his offices from room q
iuuun liuidling to suite 93j johnson.
E1v Building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
0ONLEY COUNTY STAYS
IN DEMOCRATIC COLUMN
VOTE POLLED IS LARGE.


flr-ill CO. 700 Srwa.
AEINhpN NuN. NTlr vyUit..
mcut 90 fhr election nav seems tu have
about llltDl iu puuicN county and no.
though then" ace mot ~, great -ut.
prit,s predicted sn freely among CO.,.
uiin elements. and especially hv !; .
pull,lus. buulcv county remaining
Democratic hN tho usual large mliur.t.
tht Republican party pulipl ana n.
CREASED vote 90 b. did no over thr D.,
u,n nnt ,u, luN went Hcpuhl.,..
l,u,hu which hus large number cd.
GcimIus rn ilins 900 fhp community.
Tho lrsl tWu amendments upf, ,ur.
rl,d.tspr, thp better schools amend.
W'nt lN O. substantial majority hut
The tHId , wlary amendment. WII
defeated iu tho county
Mach interest vIs iuk,n Boz the ,l,,.
lion tha NotI about four ur l.yr tm,
W",' vote, l'iur pUlI,I than usual. o.
Clarendon which bon general ,IrtiIru
pci. usually .uuut lUp Votes. u. sl..htl.
u,rI uU.l q .bur' $780,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Daily News Want Ads bring results.

rs"s'u,". vro-r,e this program aul
Won Nu know what &C. coming -NilaM.
chief
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
MOTTO /!

J q. Bakers blacksmith shop hnT
moved from gig Tuylur o. 200 North
Harrison. Am now equipped TO take
caro- ~ an business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
VICE PRESIDENT MARSHAL!
IS TO SPEAK IN LUBBOCK


lIIiIt'. N,v -Ni,rprpmaoui
AHu.hUl ,f tN" trit.l states viii sp,at
go Lubbock Friday u,sui. November 90.
Boo di'fut count room Mr. Marshall II
uu" uf number rl interesting spDtI
cts tpOW,d Too the cats uf Lubhu. IS
through ihp efforts ui the Lubhuc.
chamber W Commerce.
JUdsp Lindsey Dl Denver colo. the
world renowned luNiu.l' export and ud.
NHur. hHs I,UvriiV returned from GOO
extended tom u, Europe in the stud,
and 300 lr.turiur ,u this Uhuse ot JUDI.
cal procedure VIII ho the tyruud speaker
ou this program hut his date has nut
been announced us Set.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Tucumcan Officials
To Serve Next Term

TItlNh}ltl s. 81 Nur. N-Tv.
.ur,H uI H.ry gs county Officials
.i1 fH-f
county coma. s-IuuCrH-W. r. ntr.
t.. Tu.uHa. i',I, St,fuIu. JudI ..
E O. smith IurlH rruu1t" Judge -
u NJ H.I,s Puerto county clerk -
l,n iHu 5000. TuWWyu Su,.lf -
Ew..f Simpson THUuW.5ri Assessor
-I.Hl o. NI.f Eri,f Treasurer
J,I. 70 U.sa. llHuar Superintendent
., .l.H.-N.s N,.ur llluur. Tu.un
...u S.N'I,.-I 81 Stalh. Tu.au.
t.. SUl Democratic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Start Monday

Make the start next Monday.
and be prepared for your oppor-
,unity in business. Hundreds Of
calls for our graduates. Write or
call for information.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
CLARI MON nm CROSS Nurse
NARROWLY tSC MES WIN ilIi.

CLARENDON. Nyy N-Nuu, r.ur'.
atc Ni-.'a- tur Ford ElIug, h,ue ~
sr'Sth' v..rt 90 th, Ford coupe Nh..u
~" county i.'I tIU" uurry. Miss We.
pr was rilHE 900 Thursday muu.us
when 'Uu,. hy au usthuuud pass. u.
90, 900 l'i.a Lake. The car was ,uu.
r.'ir.N demolished Boo th, back MS th.
li'. when she real sp,l- the danger
turned hrr DIr down tHr tract m 90,
direction iN" train was running. Oh
saving her own ltc and tearing up Oh.
,.r nn only the boo, side ana seal,
The circumstances 81 Oh, accident u..
surh mat % i~ e W1Tl, that tho guuu.
lad' escaped with her lit, go llI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
TAIN Nid> Farmer Crops.

rt II FL. W. Nrss
fNkNELI.. So, S--TfD fine n.uH
which h1f, been falling over Farmer
county o.. on. past f.riv'ight hour
wi.. o., D rU,H. benefit tH wheat a.,
utH,r H.ul'. crops
tl"', .rr L..us into tho winter ir
%. best OF ,.Uuiu.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09

40
WE BUY DlKECl AND
err OAf nxxr
OGLI yin ~ LOW
MARGIN
Green Beans.
Fresh tomatoes.
Bunch Turriu.
Bunch CarrUfs
Bunch l.ad.shcs
Bunch Onions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
EL Pasoans Awau.

Misses Emma and Mary Nations
have gone to Cloudcroft for a visit
OF several weeks
". ". Harvey Is visiting IN the
lower valley. the guest OF his daugh-
ter, Mrs. owen P. White, and lIr
White at ''Whitelodge"
Hal v Cunningham. who has been
engineer with the city office, viii
Sonora. Mexico, to accept q position
as engineer with a mining company.
Merrill Osborn. youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs J. A Osborn. left Saturday
for Del Rio, Tex, to spend the re-
mainder OF his vacation as the guest
OF his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs G
J. Bode.
Mrs. P. J. Peters and children. Vir-
ginia and Edmund. OF 1923 East san
Antonio street, left last Frid y for a
visit OF several weeks in Pocahoutas.
Ark, and Fort Worth Tex They also
viii 80 to st. Louis before returning
70 Fl Paso.
Mrs. J. H Swift and grauddauEh-
ters. Freda Marie and Hazel Gum
and GWendOlyn Swift, left Friday for
GAINESVILLE and other points in Ten
nessee and Kentucky. On their re-
turn trip they viii spend some time
n Fort worth, Texas Master Frank
Gum Is spending his vacation in Fort
Worth, the guest OF his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. W F. Gum
Dr. and Mrs J. A Rawlings with
their daughter, Miss Jeanette. will
leave the latter part Of the week for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Out Of Town Visitors.

Hiss Ida Scott, Of Tucumcari. n. H.
Is visiting Mrs Irene Kent This Is
Miss Scott's first visit to FL Paso.
Miss Eugene Rountree. from Paris,
Texas. is in FL Paso visiting her aunt,
Mrs Mamie J. Simpson. 1904 East
Boulevard.
Miss Josephine Tulane, OF Tucum-
carl. n. IL. is visiting the family Of
Mrs Florence Lacey at their home on
Campbell street
Or. and Mrs. E A Morris, Of Gal
weston. arrived in the city on Friday
10 visit the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L \, Winans- AIRS Norris is a sister
Of Mrs, Winans.
DR.. and Mrs r A. johnson. Of
Louisiana, are visiting r D. Yum
walt and family at their home on
Clifton street Mrs Johnson is a
sister Of Mr. Zumwalt
Misses Annie and Laura Goldman.
accompanied by Miss Mary Aronoff
Of Dallas. are spending a few days
with their mother at 29O7 Alamo
gordo. while on their way TO Los
Angeles.
Maj. Thompson Short, Of Lexir gtou.
KY, is a guest Of the Booker home
in the lower valley en- route to Mex
leo City. for a visit. Maj Short was
tional guard prior to going overseas
Ar. and Mrs Roy Crawford, with
their small son, Roy. sr-, Of Topeka.
kas-, are enjoying a visit to friends
in the city and are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs E F. Maxwell They viii leave
on Tuesday for the Pacific coast.
where they VIII spend the remainder
OF the summer. Nlr. and AIRS Craw-
ford resided here at a former time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Mrs. Nelson Herman Gives Dinner
Con1pli1nenting Miss Myra Jackson

cases Of yellow zinnias. The hot bis
cults served with the dinner were cut
IN the form Of four leaf clovers in
good luck token for the prospective
bride and groom and the cake served
with the ices was the old southern
favorite, Lady Baltimore.
zle the guests were being served
they unwound yarn from magnolia
leaves sent from Wildwood. the South
Carolina home Of Cen Wade Hamp-
ton. Of Confederate fame. and as they
unWound the yarn they told stories
OF incidents In the life OF Lieut.
kloepfer and Miss Edwards Miss
Elizabeth Reaney told Of Introducing
the couple and Mrs Henry Schu
macher. cousin Of Miss Edwards, told
Of Incidents Of Miss EdWards's life.
Mss Minna Edwards said that since
so many stories were told Of Incl
dents In her sisters life, she would
throw sidelghts on her disposition.
which, by the way. Is a very lovely
one. Lieut. Kloepfer's fellow officers
told all sorts OF amusing stories con-
corning him. his meeting with his
bride 10 be at riding lessons at the
post and OF her being thrown and his
attentive courtesy.
The serving hours were happily in
formal A plate OF the D. A. r with
picture OF Gen. Lee and his home.
Arlington, was presented to Miss Ed
wards. An interesting feature Of the
evening were the fortunes told by
Mrs r. d. Weyerbacher.
The guests present were Miss Ed
wards, Lieut. kloepfer, Misses Phyl-
lis, Lorlg. Mary Hardie, Nina Ed
wards. Elizabeth and Katherine Rea-
ney, Mrs Weyerbacher. Lieut. VIII
liam D. Dan Ocha- Lieut.. Bruce Shom-
Der, Lieut. II. Il Cheshire and Mr.
and Mrs Henry Schumacher