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rest in ST. Marys Cemetery, west of

rest IN 81. Mary's Cemetery, west OF
Betty zane Circle.
An important meeting OF the mem
bcrS Of Bctk Zane circle OF the Child
Welfare League will be held at the
R0ard OF Trade rooms on South Fourth
street this afternoon at 3 o'clock. TINS
will be the first meeting Of the sea-
son. and much business is 10 be dis
posed Of.
Jones Funeral.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Nancy
Jones, wife OF James zones OF Illton-
willie. O., who d.rd Il few days ago. fol-
lowing a brief Illness. Will be held from
the family home this afternoon, and
the intprment will be made at River
view Cemetery. in this city.
Interesting went.
One OF the most interesting social
events of the season Is planned in the
nature OF a social tea to be held by
the members OF the Wornan's Club or
this city. in the Board of Trade rooms
Parker is tn, cha irman of the com
miticc in charge of the event.
Fry Funeral.
The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Fry. ono Of the best known residents
of YOrkville. o., who died few days
ago. will he held from tho family homo
I'm that place this afternoon, in charge
of Rev. F. r. Bever. The intcrment Will
be made at Yorkvlle Cemetery.
MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS
F. NJ. Miller Of Wooster college, ar
rived here yesterday to assume his
tutios on the High school teaching
staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chistrmeyer. Of this
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COLT r E
1>duoSd Pour inches Tor rms 1lnS
field Lady By 1xts1nA Homo
2SmOdy.

Note. II would be illegal to publish
these statements II they were NOT p .rua
field. ". Va. Telegram: Mrs. W: ;
Jones, 43s YadkIn St. says: Il nave sui
fered with goitra for IL years. haa
tried many things with no RELIEF. l am
glad found sO 5Os, e oo, sc.hsr m;
I, the last could not lie down. Would
have choking spells: Now .! I can s, reg
on one pillow. was so nervous, IN, I'M
palpitation and throbbinE was a" I,1
Many a night I thought I could not Nv:
through II: ! have now o"sd pseI snd Il
ms rrduced my neck four inches / arg
glad g any eSm.. IN or small bot.
So' Int fnin9 enourh for most cases
it will not stain or irrita'' DS.: f s6t
Interfere with daily WORK. on danTe R m.
G,irrs ten minutes daily.
Oct further Information at G.:
Gr,est & Co. drug stores everywhere. OF
write Sorboi Company. Aechanie'burE
Ohio.
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ST. CLAARSv|LLE

Laura n. Thompson to John p. Butch
er. Land in Richlnnd township; LOO.
Clarence II. L. Biggs and Katie BiSSs
to Leo R: Elkan. Land In Bsliei T,, o.
John II. Brown to Alice n. Carlef'
LOU i VI. Osborn. sheriff to John II.
Brown. Land in Barnesville; s3,5Oo.
Mary f. X; Mitchell to sherman I.1 n;
schGehle and n Ednn fe s1h sc"ee"'e' t1''0
Mary Murphy and John r. MURPHY
to Charles r Neugart. Land in Pease
%sn Fiji E: ssf Ey Ma rc5 to h Msi
in Peasc township. $40.
Marriage License.
Vim. r. Butcher. Jr. and Carrie ].
Troll. both of St. Clairsv.Iic;
tuesday Night Club.
Ths Tuesday Night club met at the
home Of Mrs. Leroy Lawthcr on Tues
dnv afternoon. The club met In the
afternoon on account Of the reviva! serV'
ices being held each evening. An IN
tcrcsting program was rcnoereu AM ,ss
R"atrice Robitaille. Il. N: who spoke on
the work of the public Health Nurse.
VIZ Probate Court.
In re- accounts for settlement Eovems
her 81, 1920. Proof of publication or
,otIco ~ fling accounts and time SET
for hearing thereof filed, approved a"a
ordered recorded.
" Stephens. deceased Commi3
s,or to toke election of widow tn Will
rntmrncd and filed endorsed with report
80 commissioner that widow had olea
before same could be executed.
sarah ]. McMasters. deceased. Ioia,
mission with will annexed returned ana
nieJ endorsed with return OF commits
vion and with deposition Of H. II. Bearo;
viii admitted to probate ana Feeoio
John w. Eaton, deceased. Partial
ocromnt 0led. set for hearing Iorceiu
Dor Is, 1920. Notice ordered ana c"''-
CARLOS I.cathcrwood deceased. Anpl'
cotIon led for fiappointmcnt oil 'Nccutgt.
Rond not required. Appointment mao.
letters ordered and issued lnFeh'o'S
ordered and issued. ct,,,,on
Michael Donovan. deceased. titatloin,
to widow 10 make election under wiz
returned and filed endorsed with a''
acknowledgements OF service. -.
G. E. McHenry. deceased Order y.
nrivate sale OF stocks returned mo
fled endorsed with report or sale. sa'e
CONFIRMED and record ordered.
John V. Simpson. deceased: lnFen-
tory Med, approved and ordered re-
'' Flor.ll. w.ck.y. sdm,nistrat,,. w.
Robert r. Walker. ct nj. Application
aIed for order Of private sale OF reaI
estate. Additional bond in sum OF 49,
COO ordered and cause continued.
Sarah J. McMasters. deceased. Annlt
cation iiled for appointment OF admins
traitor with will annexed. Bond. Sls,:
600 filed and approved. APR2tr-CSt
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COLLEGE STRIKE ENDED

annapolis. Md. Nov. 16.-Following
the action today in Baltimore OF the
committee OF the striking 400 students
OF 81. Johns Military College in &C
ceptinK Governor Ritchie's suggestion
to return Internationally to their
studies tho board Of visitors OF tho
college tonight after = lengthy session
adopted this resolution:
That all students who have not
signed 10 return BY Monday. Novem-
Der 90. at . p. n will be dismissed
from the college and il any OF the stu
dents SO dismissed hold scholarships.
the acting president Is directed to
notify proper authorities OF the va
cancies so existing in order that they
may be properly filled. The faculty OF
the college is directed by order OF the
board TO fix such period Of probation
and cntora such discipline as tt may
deem Mt
Some Of the students returned to
Annapolis tonight.
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KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is TO feel
young-to do this yonmust watch you,
liver and bowels-there's no need OF
having a sallow complexion-dark rings
under your cyes-pimples-a bilious
look in your face-dun' eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety Der cent Of all sickness comes
from inactive bowels and liver:
DR.. Edwards, well-known physician
In Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
Deuad mixed will olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which ne gave to
his patients for years.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel, arc gentle in their
action vet always effective. They bnnG
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system Of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tabletsar are known
by their olive color. l5c and 3oc.
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city are the proud parents OF fine
pair OF twin girls.
W. r. Francis has arrived here from
Washington. d. c., for a few days bust
ness visit.
Fred Norris manager Of the Grand
billiard parlor is the proud father OF
a fine new girl.
Mrs Hamilton Woods will entertain
tho Industrious Danes at, her home on
West Washington street tomorrow al
ternoon.
The local post Of the American Legion
is reported to have cleared more than
$500 on their fair and festival OF last
week "
Tho Martins Ferry lecture-recital
club members held an interesting meet
ing and program in the Board OF Trade
rooms yesterday.
Quite a large number Of the coal
miners in this vicinity arc endolled at
tho night school at the Elm 1u III M.
Tho regular weekly meeting OK Mo Nc
chanics will be held tomorrow evening.
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made, letters ordered and issued. ln'
ventory ordered, order issued -.
James Biggs, minor. Cholce OF
guardian filed. Application Med f2e
appointment Of guardian, Bona aoos
fied and approved. Appointment MADE
letters ordered and issued
Edward p. Michael. deceased. CONS
mission with will annexed returned ana
filed endorsed with return Of commission
and with. deposition Of c. O. Reynard.
Personals.
d. d. Dubois Of Bellairs was here On
T. n. Chaney Of GAINESVILLE was .
business caller in town Tuesday.
Earl ]. Christyi and Max Holdsteln
Of Adcna were business callers IN IOWA
Tuesday.
Hon. w. B. Francis Of Martins Ferry
was henc on business YESTERDAY.
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SENDS FLUCTUATIONS

Washington. Nov. 16;-i'reSident WIZ ~
con has cablcd President rcs9oa Oh
ia rxnrcssing the Fluctuations al
his rovcrnmrn, and people and my own
t ord Congratulations as we'll on tn"
celebration of the anniversary Oh Inc
rounding Of your great rrpuhllT;; o,
,r,harI; for Rrazjl on my behalf, me
in'rHS"H and rrnteru;iy remembered visit
If your rxtcllency to the United states
Of America last year ana WI C%~rr
- hirh regard"
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MINISTER WANTS TO HELP.

1t - only natural that on" WHO mas
been relieved from suffering should feel
grateful and want To help others. Rev.
W. T.. NJ. Swyndolc. Sis Elm 81. Macon.
Gst., writes: My kidneys Sav" me much
trouble before took Foley Kidney Pills.
My sleep is not disturbed now and my
back seems to have gotten completely
we'll am ready at an! time to speak
word for Foley Kidney pills. Why
suffer from aches and pains. sore mus
Cles. staff joints. or Slccp-dts,urbing
bladder trouble when you can procure
such 4 good remedy" Sold everywhere.
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.orrprS LIFE TERM.

New York. Nov. lG.-l'rcsldent W mS2m
has accepted honorary ne men men sun
in thc National Democratic c!uo; ,,,
:" III, rr,tcr accepting the membership
rcrrr,. rendered by the board 81 go ,
rrv,ir wa mad public today by the
club president. John NJ. Richie. II 10Y
VI, u with a sense OF very deep ara
ysnuiur appreciation that accept me
homer the National Democratic ctun MAJ
ronf~rrcd upon me by clecting me IN
honorary lifr member. l am rr"uu ~
have this evidence. oil the cluo - ''''''
-, mud cStecm.
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MRS EsWmEY COMING.

Swlney. widow Of the late lord mayor OF
Cork, still is too III to receive visitors.
but she has taken provisional passage
by steamer for New York and will go
with several others to give evidence be-
fore the commission investigating the
state of affairs in Ireland.
Mrs. MacSwiney has no intention or
lecturing and her stay in America is not
likely to exceed n month. She was re-
luctant to so, but conceives 1t her duty
TO ireland.
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PLACING THE BLAME
FOR LOWER PRICES

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 16.-Blame for
thu present slump in prices for farm pro
ducts was laid At tho door Of well or
-Hanized conspiracy on the part OF grain
gamblers and some OF the captains OF
EIlnance" BY -. g. Smith. of Nebraska.
prcsiden. Of the Farmers National Con-
grcsS. in his annual address At the OPEN
Ing session OF that bodys annual con-
rctittcn here today. Mr.. Smith expressed
the hope that the congress OF the Unit
Ell states will endorse farmers in their
refusal 10 sell their products at loss"
Il appeared the conccnsus of opinion
among speakers that the American
Farm Bureau Federation was, because
of its national scope. III" organization
best fitted to protect tn" farmer by see
ing that he gets proper return on his
inyHStman-
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CoNPERUNCE POsTPoNEp

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. ia meeting
Of the enthracIte board OF Cancellation
here today caused 4 poStponement until
Friday Of tho conference Of rcprescn-
tatives OF the hard coal miners and OPP
orators. who were 10, have resumed their
sessions in an effort to reach settle
ment OF their wage dispute. Most of
the members of the Cancellation board
also are delegates TO the wage confer
enc and II was stated they had decided
to dispose OF the local disputes before
the board before taking up the question
Of a reopening OF the presidential wage
commissions award.
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MOTT eU1LrY OF MURDER.

Newport. ny" NOV. - 10, ~. Comnholi
out a half hour u !urS W w" ,ot, today
% %Suniy MR. frG Ida Euliy Tt the
G EnHFf imr.,nt nephew; Mrs WaTnGT wG$
tried on one Of the th G"",b ,' by t POISON
in connection with tnC u"'t T,ur months
niS s shirIav four years old, and TAr
T 1r twm Years old. children Of Carl
Nv,lljams and wife.
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Conflicting Stories.

Conflicting stories ar" hing h"ar ri
IN voriouS places in town, with rrEaru
-, - ,hc nrobabIc strength aud playing
abItty Of the football team from As rnme
yillS High school. who haNi ,' EMILY
;Sa% fnr SATURDAY s afternoon However;
none NOM" can be found in ihis city who VIII
. nIr,t that the GAINESVILLE bunch even
%aVm n chance to win the contest.
Foreman Funeral.
.r,,o r,rcroi srryiccL for Mrs. Ellen
1-,rrnan. Wife Of Samuel Foreman oil
: M Inm,ration in The city olIspital few
DAVIS ago, will b. held from 81. Mary
catholic Church TINS nimfI ha laid 70
o'clock, and the body VIII 10 '"'N ~
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CAMPAIGN PROBERS
Will RESUME TASK

Washington. Nov. 16.-Thc senate
committees investigating campaign ex-
n.nditures will meet before congress
renes to wind up It's work. senator
Scnntor KENYON said he did not expect
any more hearings and planned 10 haVe
a report ready for presentation 10 'he
senate soon after congress meets.
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nrRn FOR HARDING

Chicago. Nov. 16---chicago VIII Iur,
r,sb the turkey for I'rcSident-eI
Nan HardIng's Thanksgiving dinner ms
the Harding Girls Club Of local Deal T isted
ing COMPANY ,GdI tSc iI forwarding WA Of
IS Mound bird to the banana Canal zone
% TS r" the Harding rarty Will spe"o
THANKSGIVING.
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HIDES TIE STOLEN LOOT
I'm AUTOMOBILE TIRE

Henderson. y. H., Nov. IL. H
crayes postofnce clerk, formerly Of
S ErHTe'' Sch Who was arrested last
E Opt'' charged With theft of registered
nasckages from the .postoffce here To-Day To-Day
was said by post"filce ins .PpeG IN an *,
to, " tire on his automobile when taken
into custody. Tho inspectors, sS SMd ihS S
round $1,000 in cash and Sl'VVV h'o-
.rtv bond In the tire.
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NO ARRESTS MADE

Tp until an early hour this morning
no arrests had been made in connection
with the robbery OF the Wheeling
Candy Kitchen at 1888 Market street
aariv Monday morning Twenty-iive
dollars In chan"e and 4 gold watch and
several other trinkctS We're taken.
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YoRkv|LLE MR
Youur 1rsn o1vs Dance

Younr Men otvs Dance
About thirty couples attended ths
dance given by the young men OF Li'
tonville last night in the Eagles hA!i.
Music was furnished ey'a coiored or.
chestra. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all. Lv.
C. Ecke Oberney 10 moving today
from Rayland to Torkville. whSre no
is employed in the tin plate mill.
Yorkv1lIs Briefs
u-s Jobn brooks and daughter Eou>
ellie. were in Wheeling today.
Kenneth LAwlis will return to his
work tomorrow after an illness OF sew
eral months.
Vile yesterday on business.
Mr.. Frank Blaney Is in MorEantown
today on business.
p,-v MAD aAv1NGS STAMPS-
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RIVER TELEaRAMS

Davis Island dam-S.S feet rising
rain.
oil civil feet stationary; RAIN.
Moryantown-7 feet. rising; rain
Steubenville SO feet. stationary
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BIG FIRE AT PITTSBURGH.

pittSburgh. Ia, NOV. Ib.-AW Hre
companies in the downtown SECTION OF
Pittsburgh were called out tonight TO
fight . blaze in @ six-story Liberty ave-
nu, building occupied by wagon build
ers Three stories Of tn" structure We're
Quilted, the damage being estimated at
$4,000.
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JURORS DISMISSED.

After tn" verdict had been returned
by the jury trying the murder cusr or
Joseph Fowler last night. Judge Alan
II. Robinson dismissed Tn" jurors until
tomorrow morning At $3.50 o'clock. \
number Of minor cases are to come up.
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tute IN Buffalo, N. 7. DeVotlng
his attention to the specially Of
women's diseases, he became
a recognized authority in that
line. His work, "The Common
Sense Medical Adviser" is
now in over two and a half
million homes in this country
and Europe. At one time
Doctor Pierce represented his
home district in Congress.
Just fifty-one years ago he gave
to the world a Prescription which
has never been equalled for the
weaknesses Of women. Many women
ip every hamlet. town or city will
gladly testify that Doctor Pierce's
Pavorite Prescription did them a
world Of good.
Another Of this great physicians
successful remedies is known as DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and, like the Prescription" is now
cold by all druggists, in both LIQUID
and tablets. This is probably one
Of the most efficacious discoveries
ever made in medicine, for the list
of men and women all over the
universe who have successfully
used it for indigestion and IS a
blood tonic and system builder, max
Pleasant Pellets" for stomach,
DR.. Pierce fifty years ago, are rset
the United States and Canada.
A new edition Of the Medical !
in handsome cloth, can be obtained
postage stanps) to DR.. Pierce's Inv
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A MAN OF RENOWN

Among the notable professional Of this country who
achieved great along strictly legitimate lines
DR. " Pierce founder of InVads Hotel and Surgical Inst
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

Special Dispatch TO The Intelligencer.
Washington. D. g.. Nov l6.-Mr.
Thomas j. Clarity. president of the
Continental Oil and Gas company OF
Parkersburg. W. Va. Is in the city at
tending a meeting OF the American
Petroleum institute. This company is
ono OF Mr.. Garrity's latest and most
successful promotions. 1t has extern
s!ve oil and gas productions in Gilmer
county. and. its stock. which is not on
the market, is held exclusively by
Parkersburg people. Mr.. Clarity Is one
Of Parkersburgs wealthiest and most
enterprising citizens and his business
activities are large and diversified, and
uniformly successful.
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Isaac r. Jones has been commits
stoned postmaster at Mole Hill. W. Va.
and Lee II. Carson at Four States.
Walter f Dcvol has been designated
acting postma ster at Ottawa. W. Va.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs.-
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rain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-03
TANLAC IS WORTH
WEIGHT IN COLD
HOWARD SAYS

I've gained fourteen pounds in
six weeks taking Tanlac and now
I'm a well man." said Henry s.
Howard, a well-known farmer and
stockraiser of King Hill, Idaho.
Il had suffered from rheumatism
and indigestion twelve years" he
continued, and could hardly eat a
thing because everything went
against me and ! had no appetite.
Every joint in me was swollen with
rheumatism and hurt so | could
hardly bear to be touched. | was
in such a bad fix l couldn't work
and had to use a walking stick to
get along. The first bottle of Tan
lac made a great change in my
feelings, my rheumatism soon left
me and | threw my stick aside for
now | can walk as well as anybody.
"And eat!-why, l JUST can't get
enough and ! feel like l could do
as much work as ever could.
Tanlac is worth its weight in gold,
and it has convinced me that
there's at least one medicine that
will do what they say it will and
want TO do my oart in letting
everybody know about It,"
Tanlac is sold IN Albuquerque
by the Alvarado Pharmacy.-(adv)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-03
PORTALES YOUNG MAN
HAS HIS NECK BROKEN

Especial Correspondence to The Journai0
Portales, N. NJ, Feb. 2.-Archy
Stevenson, whose parents live in
the south end, and his brother-in-
law, Joe Wolforth, got into a con-
troversy Saturday afternoon about
8 o'clock, which ended in blows.
Mr.. Wolforth gave Mr.. Stevenson
a. blow on the side of the head
which staggered him. His foot
went into a rut and he fell against
the fender of an automobile,
breaking his neck, killing him in
stantly. Mrs. Stevenson saw the
BOYS and said her son gave the
first blow, and clears her son-in-
law from all blame.
Mr.. Stevenson was soldier boy
and spent several months overseas.
AS he was going across the boat
on which he was sailing was sunk
and Mr.. Stevenson was cast into
the water, where he remained for
several hours before being rescued.
The sad accident has cast a
gloom over the whole town and is
much deplored.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-03
SPRINGER

Springer, N. NJ, Feb. "a. G.
Parker, manager of the Springer
Elevator company, is having a
residence built on High School hill,
west of that building. The work is
going ahead rapidly. Mrs. Parker,
who had been sojourning in Kansas
City, has returned 10 Springer and
will anXiously await the finishing
of her new home.
The Misses w. r. and M. ].
Graney, who had been staying at
the house of Mrs. L. w Harm, left
the city last Tuesday and will live
at their homestead near COlmore,
ten miles from here.
The expression class of the
Springer high school, Miss Cornelia
Eggleston instructor, presented
THE Worsted Man." musical
farce. and a Case of Suspension, :"
at the Pastime theater on January
80 The event drew a large crowd
and was enjoyed by all. The bene-
fits accrue in the interest of the
athletic, literary and miscellaneous
activities connected with the
school.
A fine bunch of Jersey COWS were
sold under the hammer on Main
street here last Monday. The sale
was quickly seized upon by farm
ers of the country around.
Wednesday, II. Humm, rancher
and farmer living four miles from
Springer, auctioned off at his home
ranch all his stock and farm uten-
sls. Mr.. Humm will move to town
shortly and will likely go into bus
mess here.
DR.. L. Bingham has moved from
the place where he had his resi-
dence and now occupies suite oil
rooms adjoining his office.
AL Gerard, who lives east OF
| town, will move into the house va
| Gated by DR.. Bingham within few
days.
Vandals recently broke into the
newly constructed house belonging
to Joe Crapp, north of town, anC
carried away some of the window
frames. The house was just about
to be occupied.
Two cars, loaded to full capacity
! went over " DdNeoil uCsu"S
night to attend the play, "Oh, Boy.
Among those who composed the
party were. Mr.. and Mrs. H. G
Zom, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.. Wright
| Mr., and Mrs. L. T. Taylor, Mr.. anc
Mrs. C. r. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
F. S. Carleton.
w. L. Chelf and A. ]. Ferard re
turned from Denver, Sunday night
where they had been for the las
few days attending the stock show
r. O. Cottingham, who had beer
to Denver, taking in the stocl
show, returned to Springer las
Monday. :.
The Ladies' Progress club helt
their usual monthly meeting a
Mrs. D. A. Clothier's house. Among
other matters considered was tina
with reference to some changes II
its constitution. There will be an
other special meeting with reter
ence to this particular phase OF tn
subject but the date has not We
been announced.
Some of the faithful ones IRON
the Methodist church are develop
ing the idea of an entertainment
perhaps in the form of a minstrel
for the benefit of social activltle
connected with the welfare of tn
church. Several of them headed b
Elder Geyer held meeting las
Tuesday, but have not reported
definite program as yet.