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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-06
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Items Of Local Interest

Mrs. Harold Vonderhcid. OF Carson
City, came i'll last Saturday and is
spending the week end with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson.
Of Ycrington.
Mrs. Sam kimmel was among the
Smith Vallcyites who were i'll town
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Nichols of
Wabuska spent Saturday evening III
town on shopping tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. stanford Beaman
of Smith Valley were i'll the city
on business day before yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Newell. from
Smith Valley, departed on Sunday
morning for Los Angeles. called b,
the illness of Mrs. Newcll's father
who resides there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Id. Fulstonc and
small child left for their home il
Smith Valley on Monday. after spend
ing Thanksgiving and the week end
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rue
Lothrop i'll Yerington.
Jess L. White, OF Goldfield. was a
Thanksgiving dinner guest OF Mrs
c. H. Milne at her home on south
home here
The Reverend Father Cunha has
been confined to his bed for the pas:
week with an attack of influenza
I. E. Menill, of the Reno Farm Blu
reau, accompanied by his two sons
was in town last Friday and Saturday
Miss lone Carroll. OF Mason was a
Thanksgiving and week end guest Of
Miss Cleo Payne, in Ncrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.ndcrs,. newly.
wcds from Reno, were Sunday eve
ming guests at the Holland Hotel. en-
route to arizona on their honeymoon
G.. ". Crcel aud ] w . Forester
Reno University Extension men. were
registered at the Brooks Hotel OF
Sunday evening.
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day from Aurora. where he is en-
ploycd. to spend Thanksgiving at his
home hec
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The Misses Marie Mann and Clara
Dickinson were among those from
Smith Valley who attended the dane.
Thanksgiving here.
w. Dunn, Of Caldeiaria. spent a few
days i'll Yerington last week, arriving
on Wednesday
Ed Reid. OF Reno. was a Saturda,
and Sunday guest at the Brooks Ho-
tel s
Miss Valentine Olds. of Schurz
spent Thanksgiving as guest at the
home ofMr. and Mrs J. +. Ford a,
their home OH south Main street. Miss
Olds returned to Schurz on Sunday.
Mrs. Stinglcr, accompanied by he
brother. Virgil Council and Charlie:
Flay, of Smith Valley, 5motored Is
Yerington Monday on business. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sturgeon
were shopping in town Monday.
Mrs. Perry Morgan is visiting in
town, the guest of Mrs. Monohan.
Tom Springer is spending severa
days in Yerington visiting his daugh
ter, Miss Merle Springer, and son
Earl. Mr.. Springer is now located
at Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Foltz Mrs
Elvin kronquist and Miss Mildred
Holland were Thanksgiving dance at
tcndants from Schur. 81
Mrs. c. Monohan and family re-
turned on Sunday from East Walker
after having spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with Mrs. Perry Morgan
Mrs. Mabel Plummer ,contenplates
leaving i'll the near future to spend the
winter in the bay cities of California
Horace Johnson, superintendent OF
the Indian reservation at Schurz. and
Elvin kronquist, irrigation engineer
also OF Schurz, were among the bust
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Miss Mary Murphy, bookkecper al
the telephone Office, was taken TO the
Mason hospital Saturday, suffering
from serious attack Of flu. She is
reported as recovering.
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Mrs. G. A. Knox returned to Yer
ington Wednesday, after an absence OF
three years. during which time she
and DIR Knox have resided in various
parts OF California. They have moved
into the Wcdcrtz house and expect to
reside here permanently.
Billy Ncsbit, Of the Nevada Univcr-
sity, has been visiting viii, his parents
Mr. and Mrs r. ]. Ncsbit, Of
Mrs Fred Burner and Miss Thee
Smart returned Saturday from I'allon
where they have been visiting during
The holidays.
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The Social league meets today a
he. Eomc of Mrs Leavitt. where
Mrs. Leavitt, Mrs. Fred Burner and
Mrs. James Bernard will act as hos
.esscs.
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Reward will Be : pad i. ior the return
Of flag pole and brass eagle stolen
rom the old postoffce building At
Mason Minnie Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mae Farlanc, OF
T'allon. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Maycs during the Thanks
giving holidays.
Miss Martha Gee OF Wadsworth
spent the Thanksgiving holidays it
Ycrington AZ the guest of Mrs. r. {
OYER
DR.. Taylor. Optomctrist OF Reno.
will be i'll Icrington. at the Brooks
Hotel, Friday December 9Th. One
day only. An opportunity to have
glasses properly fitted
Mr. and Mrs. v V. Wyatt and fam
~, who for the pas, few months have
,ccn residing in Bridgeport. have re-
turned to Yerington and are now re-
street.
Mrs Rosie Freitas. OF Mason. was
hostess at a delightful Thanksgiving
Inner at her home in Mason on last
Thursday evening The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Mathews. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Mathews. Frank and
John Barccllos, and .Allen Freitas.
John Iarccllos departed this week
for Lemore. California. where he will
be employed.
Mrs. Roy MCGOWAN came in from
Reno on last Thursday to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives, returning
to Reno on Sunday. M
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Word comes from Mrs. Frank LII
cas-. in San Francisco, that her daug
ter Annie is greatly improved and they
expect to return about the 20 inst.
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Dewey Gushing, student at the
University OF Nevada, Reno. spent
Thanksgiving at his home north OF
Yerington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Beers, OF
Genoa, arrived last Wednesday to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
the parents of Mrs. Beers, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Penrose, at Wabuska.
lack Ross, who is attending the
University in Reno, spent Thanksgiv.
ing at his home in Ycrington.
i i Il i HItSif
Miss Thco Smart grammar school
teacher, returned OH Snday, after
spending Thanksgiving and the week
end with relatives in Fallon.
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LOCAL GIRL WINS HONORS
Miss Mildred Lcavitt. who is a
student at the University of Nevada
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents in Ycrington. Miss
Lcavitt has been chosen as member
OF the dramatic club at the University,
there having been six selected out of
IS applicants. The first play will be
given immediately after the holidays.
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GRANADA THEATRE
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY. "
a GEORGE FITZM.AURICE pro
duction. PAYING THE PIPER
and l4th episode OF "HURRICANE
HUTCH This is absolutely a
guaranteed program. '-'s''e'' ~
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lorpaepico .MancinH died inshis rom
at -taIe sBadihi house stniday, after hi
illness of but i few days DURATION =
N Decreased was anativclo Of Italy, and
had been in this countfy but II little
over two years. He was cousin
of the Miaonchi brothers, Of Mason
Valley, and also has brother, Flo
rindo Mancini. living here
Funeral wifi be held Thursday, De
cember 7, at the Catholic church
Miss Beatrice Bclli and Professor
X. Ostin Knudson were united in
marriage at the brides home at Carson
City, Nevada, November 80, 1922,
Rev. Father B. s. Murphy officiated.
The bride is the daughter Of Steve
Melli,, Of Carson, Nevada
Mrs. Knudson taught two terms at
the Wabuska school, andonetcrm at
Smith, Nevada, where she made many
friends who wish her many years Of
welded happiness.
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A Rat That Didn't Smell Altar
Being Dead for Three month";

'Iswcar it was dead three months. writes Mr.. ].
Sykes (N. Jl ''Isaw this rat every day: put sons
Rat-Snap behind barrel. onthsafterwartis. my
wife looked behind the barrel. There it wasdead,f
Rat-Saap sells in three sizes for 3sc Csc. $1.2s.
M Sold and guaranteed BY
FOR SALE--Four cows, can be seen
at Mrs. Osborne's ranch.
Mrs. WE. Jones. =
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Miss Thco Smart, grammar school
teacher, returned on Snday, after
spending Thanksgiving and the week
end with relatives in Fallon.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1922-12-06

FOR SALE-PIPE-20oO feet OF one
and one hall inch and two inch pipe.
Also one inch hose and some lun-
Der OF various dimensions
STRAHsyN & BISHOP. ssis8
Yerington, New.
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unprofit able Reading.

Reading book Through that hores
Sou is proftless occupation. If there
is anything IN 1t that ought to be re-
membered, yoa forget II.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Beers, OF
Genoa. arrived last "Wednesday, to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
the parents of Mrs. Beers, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Penrose, at Wabuska.
lack Ross, who is attending the
University i'll Reno, spent Thanksgiv-
ing at his home in Ycrington.
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Admission. so aud 10 cents.
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The Round Table Club

Exquisite roses in one room,
daisies ard Confederate jessamine
in the others we're used for deco
ration when Mrs. Lilly Ducournau
entertained her club most delight
fully Thursday afternoon and Mrs.
&. Voters won the first prize, n
handsome embroidered mouchoir
case, and Mrs. Bishop, second, IL
dainty handmade neglige.
A delicious luncheon of turkey,
dressing, jelly, sliced tomatoes and
lettuce with mayonnaise, ice tea
was followed by Charlotte Russo
daintily served by Mrs Alfred
Ducournau, who kept score, as
sisted by Miss Norma Hill. The
favors on the service boards were
attractive little baskets filled with
colored mints, and Mrs. AlicA
DeBlieux's held the lucky word
C consolation, so she was presented
with . handsome sewing basket.
The guests who enjoyed this
delightful party with the members
we're Mrs. Rsggio Of DcKid der,
ohackletorJ OF Texas. Mines
Bishop, Bath, and Miss Carme II
Breazeale.
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A Lovely Party

Mrs. TheophiIe BrcdA enter
tainad number Of friends most
DELIGHTFULLY."- Thursday afternoon
at progressive eucilre, when Mrs
Carr won fist pr.Ze, handsome
crochet luncheon sct; Mrs. f.
Hyams, second, a pretty hand
made buffet scarf, and another
equally pretty one, the consola-
ton, Miss Judith Carver won.
A delicious turkey luncheon
with dressing, jelly, salad, ice tea
and homemede can lies was ser ryed
to the guests.
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and the late Hugh NJ. Wamsley,
and leaves a mother to whom he
was a DEVOTED son, three sisters
and two brothers besides a num-
Der of other relatives to mourn
his untimely death.
Miss Kate Perkins, who has
been one of the most capable and
popular members of the High
School faculty for several success
slve terms. is enjoying a visit to
homefoIks at Delta before gong
to Columbia from which univer-
sity she has already won one de-
gree. That the patrons and public
in general recognize Miss Perkins
ability vas testified to by the
generally signed petition asking
for her appointment as principal
of the High School. to succeed NJ.
G. Taylor, resigned, to which it is
hoped attention will be paid when
this position is filled.
One of the most thoughtful acts
for a public benefit that has been
done in long time, is the band
stand that the Natchitoches Motor
Go. will erect on the neutral
ground overlooking our beautiful
Cane River Lake. for it will afford
genuine pleasure to our commun-
ity at large, who assemble in
great numbers whenever they
have an opportunity to hear good
music. And our band is an ex-
,eptionalIy good band and if they
will arrange to give concerts and
announce the dates and times, all
Natchitoches will assemble for the
purpose OF enjoying the music and
Meeting one another in such q
.ool place as the neutral ground on
Front Street where benches, are
lIrcady placed.
The Natchitoches Art Colonyl
wishes to announce that during
he session of tho colony the ex-
'ibition of paintings by Will H.
stevens will be open to the public
n Saturday afternoons between {
and Z, IN room 9, Prudhomme l
Building. The first one Saturday.
fternoon was attended by a grear {
1any who thoroughly enjoyed the }
paintings, water colors y
nd pastels that trasformed the =
Id telegraph Office into a salon c
ung with masterpieces that not
My appealed to the unframed eye
ut will challenge admiration from q
1e best of critics when exhibited j
l big cities, so the public is urged '
, take advantage Of the unusual d
pportunity and 20 to see MI. |
teveDs' pictures, many of which q
re- local scenes.
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R0sebuds Festivities
BOAT RIDE


Miss Louise BreazeaDe gave q
boat ride on last Tuesday for d
number of her friends. Pep,
sandwiches and candy were en-
ioyed. Mrs. BreazeaIe and Miss
Mary Riley chaperoned the young
people. Those present we're Mar
cia POLICEMAN, Cora Turpin, Marie
Dell Roubieu. Retta Lambre, Rosa
Lee B,rnes, Doris Henry. Tnelma
Rusif. MadaIiue Rac:!al and Louise
Breaz.aip, j. II. and K. b. VIII
liams, Richard DeVarsas, Ri J
Me les, James Tarpin, frenchy
Aiielnan, Whitfield Williams, AL
tou Lambre. Raymond Breazeale
and Morris Aaron.
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A Birthday Party

A very happy surprise wa.
planned bv Mrs. F. Hyams or
Saturday, when she invited tn,
same number of guests that he
mother has 80 fully rounded out
| in years to be at her pretty new
suburban home that she had
thrown open to her friends fol
the first time, and after all Assem-
bled sent for the honoree, and as
Mrs. Daiserc Breazeale inferred,
all rose and welcomed her with
many returns of the day."
While the packages we're being
opened and pretty gifts of all
kinds admired, the guests were
regaled with delicious fruit punch,
then pencils and papers were dis
tributed for contests, the first
being a play upon girls names, at
which Mrs. Norris won FIRST prize,
bunch Of pretty asters; Miss
Josephine Bryan, second, silk
hose, and Mrs. Bishop, BOBBY.
The other contest was q musical
at which Mrs. G. l..
Breazeale won first prize, a bottle
of perfume; Mrs. Daisere Brea-
zeale. second, a collar and cuff
set; Mrs. Ragg,o, BOBBY, and Mrs.
Bath, consolation, a collar and
cuff set.
The guests were then invited
into the dining room, where a
great old fashion stacked birthday |
cake, abIsze with many tapers.
adorned the center of the table
and wishes were made as they
we're blown out, then was cut by
;he honoree and pronounced de-
icious when eaten with Eskimo
pies, and some time was spent in
social intercourse before the
quests separated.
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Registration

My office will be opened for reqistfa-
ton commencing June 9 and will con-
tinue to register every day during the
coming term of Criminal Court unless
stopped by the calling of another
IN which event the registration
will be closed for thirty days prior to
the date of the election.
THOS. F. PORTER.
Registrar of Voters.
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Mr.. V. g. Phillips of Provencal
spent Tuesday in town.

Mr.. V. G. Phillips of Provenca
spent Tuesday in town.
Miss Fannie Odom was the CUES
of Mrs. e Clary. enroute to Batol
Rouge, where she is going t
attend summer school.
Messrs. Sanford Roy, Irior
Nelken and Cecil McClung are
among our last college boys to
reach home.
Mrs. Hattie Stuart and daugh.
ter, Miss Louise, of Minden. are
spending the summer here with
Mr.. j. T. SaDdlin.
Miss Lee Sompayrac of CIar-
ence, who has been teaching in
South Louisiana and returned
home for the summer. visited REL
atives in town during the week.
The fisherman. and that means all
the world, with Cane River Lake ready
and temptingly waiting today for him,
can find tackle of al sorts, styles and i
at
DE UNRdH$
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kilgore and
laughter aad Mines. j. A. Belle
md j. Murray of Shreveport have
home after a weeks visit
0 Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cannon.
Miss Elizabeth Wlnslow left for
1ew Orleans Thursday night
7here she enjoyed . visit with
riends before the opening of Tu-
me. where she is taking the
ummer course. Il
Miss Elise Robin of Jeanerette.
hose mother, Dora Caspari, will
Q pleasantly recalled by old
'iends, is the charming young
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Caspari.
Miss Violet Johnson. who has Z
cen attending Mansfield College, t
It during the week for Los
ngeles to spend the summer with g
er mother.
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6()()

Cures Malaria, ChilIs and Fever. Der
que or Bilious Fever. It kills th
germs.
Miss Julia Chopin of Derry ha
joined the Art Colony this week
after attending the Commence
ment at Loyola. where her brother
Lamv, was among the graduates.
Mrs. NJ. X. Hill is now VISITING
her son, James. as Harmoo, after
spending q few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Stafford, IN
Shreveport.
Volle frocks are needed in everv
summer wardrobe. You will find
styles and colors to suit your every
need at
-Etebers
Miss Gussie 0oldberR Of
Natchez left last Sunday for San
Francisco to spend the summer
with her sister aud brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Lewis,
Masters Sylvan and Harry
FREEDMAN left during Tie week for
Marshall and from there will 70
IN to Sau Antonio; and Gonzales
Tor visit to relatives.
Miss Mary Lee Shsckleford left
or her home in jefferson, Texas.
saturday after . visit of some
cngtA to her sister and brother,
1r. and Mrs. j. e, Bell.
Mr.. and mrs. j. A. Bell .of
shreveport spent Z week xgth
II. and Mrs. H. H. Turpin, WI sn
hey enjoyed the sport for W ,cl,
;ane River Lake IS famous.
Seersucker suits that are 1ust the |
hing for this season Of The year, 1T J
-Ejeber'S |
Miss Coralie Henry came down
'om Shrevepor: last week in
me to work with the Art Colony
which she is one of the original
embers. She is the guest of
r. and Mrs. Himel.
Master David, the beautiful :
tile son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. ,
hell. spent last week with his
'sndparents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
; Carver. while his parents en-
yed 4 visit to New Orleans.
Mr.. ]. N. Turpin and Miss J
i've Hammett left for mansfield !.
lesday as representatives of the ;,
81 League to take the short : :
arse given BY tho Epworth :,
ague at mansfield College. :
xrs. u. Nontegut with her son o
'ived from Reserve suo10ay and n
i spend the next few weeks With y
mother, Mrs. Henry, while Vi
: husband attends tho Summer -
ool ct L. S. q. /"
Ar. Charles Gary MI for h,s,
ne in Michigan on Saturday. -
wing his wife with har parents, ! =
. and Hrs. T. L. Weaver. to, =
fully restored 10 eo0d t5..ai.!, p
r her recent serious illne /, N
lie 1t school in Georgia. !. "
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The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1921

THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1922
DE VoE's FORECAST -Jur
ls, hot and sultry; 1913, thunde
storms; 1920, pleasant; 21,
storm will form over T.xas an
move eastward; %. easterly wind
and heavy rains.
Mrs. W. Jones and little daugh
ter are visiting relatives at Sodus
DIR. E. w. Breazeale of Campt
was among Tuesdays visitors.
Judge j. w. Jones, Jr., spent
while at Hot Wells at Boyce
before court began this week.
Messrs. L. f. Plaisance and w.
E. Airey of Clarence we're among
Saturdays visitors.
June is the month for brides. and not
only this season but the occasion de-
mand the prettiest cut glass. china,
bric-a-brac, to say nnthing of toilet
articles, al Of which can be found at
DE VHR6HS
Mrs. L. Tarleton of New Or
leans is visiting her daughter.
&, Mrs. Morris Aaron.
Mr.. V. l.. Roy spent the week
end in Baton Rouge and New Or
leans.
Miss r. E. Williams of Shreve.
port is the guest of Mrs Lucille |
Caffery.
DR.. M. e. Katie came down
from Shreveport for the week
end at home.
666 quickly relieves Colds, Constipa-
ton, Biliousness and Headaches. A
Fine Tonic.
Miss Julie Dranguet has re.
turned from q pleasant visit to
relatives at Bermuda.
Mr.. w. F. johnson of Saline
motored in Thursday to look
after his business interests here.
Ill tell the world that rings. pins.
nesklases, combs and everything June
bride needs are handled by
DE UNR6NS
Miss Measie Breazeale went to !
Shreveport Monday night for q q
few days visit. .
Mr.. p. G. Chaplin of Powhatan
was among Fridays business visl-
tors. !
Senator ]. l. Friedman came up 81
from Baton Rouge for the week d
End at home. ;
Mr.. Leon Friedman has return
ID to Haynesyille after attending St St
o business at home. nj
Dotted swlsses, st. Gall swiss, organ
y ond voile dresses, finest qualities,
ancy patterns or plain, all exceptional y,
Messsrs. Walter Alcocke of
latchex and p. l. Cloutier of "
BERMUDA were business visitors al
riday.
Mrs. Randall Hunt of Shreye- II
ort is domiciled in the Russell ~
ONE Willie attending the session on
{ the Art Colony. 10
Mrs. David Carr left Saturday
pr Verda, where she and little To-
Dn will spend . couple of weeks "a
ith her mother. lcr
Nj
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rusca and
mily are here for the summer
hile Mr.. Rusca is attending the On
ormal. NJ
the
DO0Cures Malaria, ChilIs, Fever n.
D(1v1 Bilious Fever, Colds and La Va
Grippe. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Soady Policeman ~
Shreveport spent several days
th Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Poleman !
Il week. fro
Miss Dorothy Davis of Ham as
md is visiting her sister and -
other, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Bar. ~
r.
Miss Inez Chaplin reached home littl
turday night after Z successful Sne
IRIS work in St. Vincent's ora,
in Shreveport. H. !,
senator j. War; rem came up 'oSt
N Baton Rouge this week, NJ
% he was the guest of Miss Oliy
rie Breazeale at the home Of Tue,
parents. Ioca
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- more encouraging than the CO
= slant rains and high water ev,
permitted the farmers to da
hope for.
!" Men, we can completely outfit W
e for the hot weather at prices that wi
surprise as much as our stock pleas,
o you.
-Eieber'$
II Dr.. e. E. Edgerton of Cousha
e ia, and Messrs. Tracy Edgerto
h and A. &. Hinckley OF Shreveport,
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Tooke an
children of Gillen were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pierson tn
] past week when they came dow
to fish.
Mrs. Walter Hauling of Lo.
Angeles reached here last Wednes
day for a months visit to hel
parents, having come by way ol
New Orleans to Sc. her father,
MIR. H. Katie, at Touro, who is
rapidly regaining his strength
after a serious operation.
! Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. McClune
and sister, Miss Marlie DcBlieux,
attended the commencement exer-
cises at L. S. U. Monday to wit
ness the graduation of their son,
Cecil Brent, and from Baton
Rouge went to New Orleans for q
few days. visit.
Mrs. Charles Connor of Little
Rock, who will be 80 pleasantly
recalled as the popular Lizzie
Glare Paxton while attending the
Normal, spent a couple of days
with her sister, Mrs. D. G. Scar
borough, enroute home from New
Orleans, where she wert to Wit
ness the graduation of her daugh-
ter from Newcomb.
Special this week Spanish linen
suits in pin checks or stripes It q. IS ct
-Eiebers
Mrs. 9. TobIeman and daugh-
ter, Miss Laura, of New Orleans,
grandmother and aunt Of the
bride. J. j. B.gley, past or of the
Park Methodist Church
Of Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. j. Day
md daughter. Miss Edna. of
Sodus, we're among the out-of-
own guests who came to attend
he Stsadman- Ewing wedding.
Accom- panying MS. +. H. Gull
OF and family ON their return
'ome are Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
}runewald and SOP, Hudson.
hey will be guests CT MRS. Gull
't for several week.. at her beau
|ful mansion on CT me River Lake
t Derry. Louisis' IA. MRS. Gull
1t is just returnv g from her son.
amy Chopin's. graduation at
'oyola Univers; .ty.
The Service Garage entertained
'e 11.rt Colon y Sunday afternoon
18th a most delightful boat ride
n Cane Riv er Lake and fish
upper at the Peoples Cafe.
An enjoyable skating party was
iven Monday night. in honor of
,e Art Cole ny, at the Rink by
essrs. Kelly and O'Quin. pro-
rietors.
The Art Go iony gains moment
n each day n attendance, inter
It, accompli. ,hment. enthusiasm,
ID the 1922 summer session is
1t only com1tug up to what its
'omotors hops for, but bids fair
exceed their greatest expecta-
'ns. The inSera sting write up''
nich appeared in Tuesdays
mes will be ps blished later,
len space permits. {
The pretty Ewing cottage that ,
S been occurred BY Mr.. and
r'.kreiger ever si,1cs il was built
few years ago, and g,,Vho have
wed into the attractive bunga-
' that they have just con. 'leted
their lot on Touline St., next
the Charles DeBlieux bung.l4 ". !
t they have also acquired, hA s|i
n rented by Mr.. A. &. Hsn..
It OF Shreveport for his mother
sisters. n
v0
friends in Nstchitoches are in Ri
eiDt Of invitations TO the wed bo
z OF Mr.. Will s. Bridges to
. Ivy Mae Taylor of Alexan- we
! on June 20. While Mr.. Ing
10es made his homo IN N.<.h; fo.