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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY

fO-NDaA
Altar Society Of the Sacred Heart church will meet at the nome
of Mrs. 7. H. Clearwater. Mrs. Leroy Morris, hostess, at 8 p m.
Womens Missionary society of the Methodist church viii mee-r-
regular business session It the church It 3 p m.
Eastern Star meeting will be held at the Masonic Temple at 1880
p m
women's Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church will meet in regular
session at the church At $3.50 p. m.
Womens Missionary society Of the Christian church will meet at
Baker, leader Of the lesson.
W. N. S. Of the Baptist church will meet in circles. Circle Num-
Der One will meet at the church.
Evening Bridge club will meet IS usual at the Officers club in
Fort Brown.
Nardi Bridge club, Mrs. Coils Perkins, hostess at the Country
club at 2:30 p. m.
Tuesday Bridge club, Mrs. c. l. Hum, hostess at her home in Fort
Brown at 3 p n.
Learners club will meet at the Baptist church at $3.50 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Evening Bridge club, Mrs. Katherine Hamilton, hostess a her
Self Culture club will nee at the Methodist church at $3.50 p. m.
Rehearsal Of the Brownsville Music club at the Baptist church
at $3.50 P n.
Business and Professional womens club will meet at luncheon
at Harpers cafe at noon.
Wednesday Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Maurice Brulay at her
home on Leyee street at 3 p m.
THURSDAY
Loyal Twelve club. Mrs. Tom Asher, hostess at her home in FL
Jardin.
DO-Ten club. Mrs. Mary Porter, Victoria Heights, hostess at 8 p m.
$3.50 a. m.
Thursday Bridge club will be entertained at the home Of Mrs.
o. T. Hicks at 8 !. m.
Merry Matrons Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Otis Biggs at
her home in Ell Jardin.
American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion Home IN Levee
street at 8 !. m.
FRIDAY
Benefit program will be given at the high school auditorium I'M
der the auspices Of the First ward PIT. A. at 8 !. M.
Friday Bridge club, Mrs. J. II. Monroe, hostess at her home IN
Washington street at 3 p. n.
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HARLINGEN

The high school orchestra, under
direction Of Professor II. ". Shander.
played as a professional, America
+ %orever,' for the students to march
IN TO assembly in the high school
auditorium Wednesday morning. A
song service followed, led by Mrs.
F. L. Crown. The feature of the
program was the address by George
A. Toolan, the efficient secretary Of
the Harrington Chamber Of Commerce.
with the Early History Of the Rio
Grande Valley as his subject. Mr..
Toolan was greeted with hearty an
plause, when he was introduced, and
his talk was interesting and appre-
ciated.
Miss Vera Letzerich completed the
program with o1e Of her splendid
readings. The orchestra played the
Cadet March," for the occasional.
Little Miss Elizabeth Myrick cele-
brated her tenth birthday with a
theatre party Thursday afternoon.
Her guests were schoolmates, and
were 90 in number. The play was
Very Confidential" and put on by
the PIT. A. There was a fine
comedy and a vaudeville act and
Miss Jones in IN Egyptian dance. AT
ter the theatre act the ho-tess and
her young guests went to the home
Of Judge and Mrs. j. @. Myrick.
where Mrs. Myrick served refresh
ments.
The angel food birthday cake, with
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ANNOUNCED

Guests visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. III. Plenn, who celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening from s to 10
o'clock with open house to their
friends, numbered between fifty and
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10 pink candles, was in the place
Of honor. The tables were decorated
with bouquets of sweet peas. Ice
cream was served with the cake. and
valentines We're the favors.
Mrs. ". c. Ryan arrived Wednes-
day from Laredo. and Is the CUES
Of Mrs. W. L. Beckman for an ex-
tended visit.
Mrs. B. D. Kline and Mrs. +. B.
Ray entertained on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons at the home Of
Mrs. Kline with a bridge party each
day. The living rooms were deco
rated with red roses and carnations.
The scores for Wednesday were:
high. Mrs. E. w. Day; second. Ms.
A. Gwynne. low, Mrs. Scott Macy:
thursday, high score, Mrs. j. c.
Atchison, second score. Mrs. Hugo
LETTERING; low score. Mrs. William
irammell: Out OF town guests were
Mrs. Lexington, from north Texas,
MISS Pace Ingram from Admission,
Alabama. Mrs. w. c. Ryan, Laredo,
Mrs. Beasley, Indiana.
The Mothers club met in reg
ular session at the home Of Mrs.
z. P. Hornaday. with Mesdames J.
I. Foster and W. +. Nixon. assist
ing. Mrs. Miller Harwood was lead
er Of the program. with the follow
ing subject: "The CHARACTERISTICS
Habits, Modes of Life and Uses Of
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OLMITO
NEW CLUB ORGANIZED

NEW CLUB OkGANlLED
Meeting at the home Of Mrs. w.
II. Cannon and daughter. the Wcm-
ans Social club OF Olmito perfected
the organizing Of the new unit
Thirteen members were present dur
ing the afternoon TO spend the time
in needlework and conversation. All
the INT Of the community are in.
vited 70 these meetings.
After refreshments were served BY
the hostess the members adjourned
to meet March 7 with Mrs. W. I'D.
Box and Mrs. Dan Robbins "a
hostesses NJ the Box home.
Those present were Mesdames W.
A. Womack. o. T. Williams. s. II.
Leary. Lloyd Parker. Georgia SAM
born. Hugh Wilbanks. G. B. Willis.
Carlos De Zimnosek, Ut. w. Thomas
w. II. Cannon, ID. A. Robbins and
Miss Ethel Cannon.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Hugh Wilbanks and daughter.
Elizabeth, and Mrs. r. %. Box and
daughter. Sallie Lee. were calling ON
Mrs. r. r. Mickle THURSDAY
The Women's auxiliary will meet
at tie home OF Mrs. Dan Robbins
Monday.
Miss Lula Terrell. who Ia staying
az Edinburg. was a weekend visitor
at her home last week.
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sixty during the evening. A color
scheme of pink was carried out in
decorations of roses and tapers
about the reception rooms. Lace
ferns were added decorations.
Dressed in a pink organdie dress,
Mildred Dorfman, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Dorfman, entered the
rooms of guests during the evening
and distributed little cards announc-
ing the engagement Of Miss Dora
Plenn, daughter Of the host and
hostess, to H. p. Oshman Of Browns
vile.
LEARNERS CLASS
An interesting lesson on Mexico
and its traditions was held at the
meeting of the Learners club this
week. Those on the program were
Mrs. May Brutche, reading a paper
on astronomy; Mrs. II. G. II. Vein
ert, Calendar as Compared with
Ours; Miss Florence Bell, Medicine
Of Ancient Mexico; Mrs. Sherwood
Bishop. writings of Mexico: Mrs.
Il. J. Voc, Pottery of Mexico" The
latter paper was embellished with
specimens Of pottery by Mrs. Yoe for
the purnose Of explaining her paper.
Mrs. Russell McChesney arrived at
home this morning from Mexico City
where she has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Miller, for the past
several weeks.
CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs. Harbert Davenport entertaiax
ed the members OF the Friday H1dgt
club this week with a party at her
home on Washington street. Mrs.
j. 5. Spikes was winner Of the high
score and Mrs. Marshall White made
the second high score. The hostess
served a salad course with nut
bread and coffee.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Lacy Of Hous-
ton, parents OF Mrs. ". E. McDavitt,
are here visiting their daughter,
They expect MISUNDERSTANDING
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Fowler OF
Corpus Christi are here visiting their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Lockard. They plant 70
return home this weekend sometime
by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. O'Banion of
Marshall have been visiting Mr..
C'Banion's father, J. L. 0'Banion, and
sister, Mrs. /. F. Shelton, here.
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Mrs. Z. X. Goodrich Of Brownsville
and completed his high school edu-
cation in this city. He is an attor-
ney on the island, representing an
American firm and has made an en-
viable name for himself there. Mrs.
Goodrich was born and reared in
Creston, graduated from the high
school there and attended the Uni
versity of Iowa. She was teaching
school in Porto Rico when she met
her husband.
Her veil was sent from New Or
leans for the occasion and was one
used at the military wedding of
Miss Rosalie Dufour and Capt. F.
A. Woofley, close friends Of the
bride. She also carried orange
blossoms sent as q gift from Gov.
and Mrs. Horace N. Towner Of san
Juan.
INFORMAL RECEPTION
The faculty Of the senior high
school was informally at home to the
parents Of the school Thursday after
noon and quite a good per cent Of the
two hundred and fifty invited re-
sponded by attending. Prof. i. NJ.
Fertsch, principal Of the high school
was in charge of arrangements.
The program included several num-
bers by the high school band of thir-
ty instruments of which the school
is justly proud. A style show was
given by Mrs. j. r. Harris, instructor
in dress design. given special mention
to the girl, who will be selected on
Of their special aptitude in
sewing, to attend the state contest in
the spring.
Miss Myrtle Jennings, instructor in
foods in the high school for the past
five years, gave an interesting talk
regarding her department, and, with
the assistance Of her class. served i
delightful plate lunch to the guests
during the social hour which follow
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ed when each parent was urged to
meet his neighbor and teacher.
The week ending February "a has
been set aside as Visit your School
Week" and parents were urged TO
observe il.
Authority was given the chairman
70 appoint acQmmittee TO consider
an ENTERTAINMENT which viii be Civ
en- at an early date, the details 10
come later.
LOYAL TWELVE HONORED
Entertaining with an informal
bridge party complementing the
members Of the Loyal Twelve Bridge
club, Mesdames l.. Greer and a. Z.
Harper were hostesses Friday even
ing at the Harper home in FL Jardin.
Baskets of garden roses were in the
card room. From three tables ).
players, Mrs. A. Z. Derrick made the
high score and Mrs. B. @. Hanna
made low, both received awards.
Mrs. Frank Ross, FL Paso, who is a
house guest at the home Of Mrs.
Greer was a guest at the party.
The hostesses served chicken salad,
angel food cake, and coffee.
CLASS SOCIAL
Fifteen members OF the Euzelean
Bible class of the Baptist church met
at church Friday afternoon in a So
cial session. hostesses at the occassmn
being Medames Lula George and T.. F.
Freeman. Fern and c~andytuft were
artistically used for decorations and
a chicken salad course with coffee
was served.
Mrs. George, president Of the class,
presided at the short session a.
which time plans for a party to be
held soon were made. Mrs. Fritz
Schmidt and Mrs. K. j.. Tucker, both
accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Knikade,
sang several vocal solos. Readings
by Mrs. James Homer were also en-
joyed. Two contests completed the
program of the afternoon.
Mrs. r. J. Glow was presented a
gift for her services as leader Of the
class from the members.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Guests visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. III. Plenn, who celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening from s to 10
o'clock with open house TO their
friends, numbered between fifty and
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Quick, who is here visiting, Charles,
who is attending school at Schreiner
Military institute in Kerrville, and
Fern, a senior in Trinity University
at Waxahachie.
The attending guests presented
the couple a console set of green
ware inlaid with silver as a token Of
their esteem.
Mrs. Arthur Pitt entertained her
club members of the Do-Tell group
Thursday afternoon at which time
two guests were honored, Mrs. Ralph
Friedman and Mrs. Frank Dewald.
For the pleasure of the visitors. pink
radiance roses were used as floral
decorations. During the social hour
the hostess served chicken salad with
waters. chocolate cake, and coffee to
her guests.
The next meeting will be in the
home Of Mrs. Mary Porter in Vic
toria Heights addition.
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Corpus Christi, visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lockard.
PLANS FOR BIENNIAL

Corpus Christi, visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lockard.
PLANS FOR BIENNIAL
Answering a call from the biennial
chairman, Mrs. H. P. Drought of San
Antonio, Mrs. Volney W. Taylor
leave Sunday evening for that place
to confer with the finance board at
the home of Mrs. Drought Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. Taylor
is chairman Of finance from the fifth
district of the state federation of
women's clubs and will be one of the
board members present Monday TO
help draw up the budget for the
meeting Of the biennial, May % TO
June 6 in San Antonio.
Others with whom she will on
fer are Mrs. Homer D. Wade of SIAM
ford, biennial treasurer; Mrs. r. z.
Lee. Cisco, state biennial finance
chairman; Mrs. W. r. Potter of
Bowie, president Of the state feder-
alton and district chairman of fl
nance.
According TO Mrs. Taylor, club
quotas in her district are coming in
leaiy and, she says, it is evident
that the women do not realize the
grea: necessity Of getting in the pay
ments early so that actual work on
entertainment plans may get under
way. She will return to Brownsville
sometime during the middle Of the
week.
WEDDING CALLED
Gable announcement to the United
States tells Of the marriage Of Miss
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Sherwood Of Creston, Iowa, to
Burnell Newman Goodrich at Santo
Domingo, Dominican republic, jan
"a. They arc to live ut that
city for the present.
Mr.. Goodrich is the 0 Of Mr.. and
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LEAGUE PRESIDENT HONoREp

Honoring Miss Wilmuth Morgan OF
Mission, recently elected president
Of the Valley Federation of Epworth
leagues, the local organization gave q
banquet Friday evening at the Meth
odist church which was attended by
about seventy-five guests.
Acting as POSTMASTER, Rev. Charles
Nixon, pastor Of the Mission church,
presided during the evening at the
banquet table. He was introduced
by the local league president, Mrs.
D. G. Russell. Miss Stella Dickinson
made the principal talk Of the
evening. The last talk on the pro-
gram was made BY !. A. Dudley, re-
firing president of the Valley feder-
alton who is also president Of the
West Texas conference Of the Ep-
worth League Assembly.
Those among the local league who
helped to arrange the banquet in
clude Mesdames /. A. Dudley, r. n.
Bryson. r. G.. Easterly, Estelle Cup
ton, Ebert Lockard, Misses Kate
Dudley, Matte Collier, and Virgie
Russell. Out-of-town guests were
the honorrd quest. Miss Morgan. Rev.
Nixon and Milo Null. all of Mission.
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Fowler Of
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AUTOMOBILE
Valley Society NewS
and EDentS

the Ant" The hostesses served q
plate re~freshment.
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INVOLVEMENT

A committee has been named
among the local American Legion
Auxiliary members to make arrange
ments for q benefit bridge to be held
at FL Arco tea room, February Is.
Those on the committee are Mes
danes J. X. Wells, chairman, Wallace
Harwood, Harbert Davenport, R. G.
Morris, j. S. Spikes.
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MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

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BUSINESS location. Unequalled for Fro- ceries and meat hardware and paint, plunbing and timing. Large store. Warehouse and garage If desired Tele- phone S329-W.
 LARGE garage on Arch St. to rent See Aaron Danielson & O.. l3l Main St. STORE ON ARCH ST for rent See Aaron Danielson & Co. 13l Main St.
The border vidette., 1928-08-04

Mrs. II. K. Chenoweth, Mrs.
j. J. Chatham and children, and
Lorraine Chenoweth, sister of
DR.. w. F. and Fl. K. Chenoweth.
will leave Monday for a visit
to friends and relatives at Wash
ington, Ohio. Miss Lorraine will
remain there at school.
The two territories of Arizona
and New Mexico. with an area
much larger than that Of the
German empire. are alone capa-
BILE of sustaining such a popula
tion as we now have in the whole
United States. With adequate
systems of irrigation these so
cal ed arid regions would bios
som and become as fruitful as
the garden spots of Europe" !"
says the Los Angeles Express.
The border vidette., 1928-08-04

and school pupils more contented
and, therefore, more efficient. Good
school houses with their sanitary
conveniences, proper lighting and
ventilation enable school teachers
to do better work, and nothing is
more important than education OF
our children-the future citizens Of
tomorrow"
Mr.. Fraser said the factors enter
ing into security of their invest
ments are based foremost on the
community's financial responsible
ity, both present and potential. But
in addition, however, he said the
Investment Committee was also
guided by good faith Of and conf
dence in the municipality issuing
such bonds.
Great assurance Of good faith is
given to the Committee in the
simple statement that American
Municipalities of any importance do
not default in the principal or In
terest of any of their obligations"
said Mr.. Fraser.
During the thirty-seven years ex-
istence of w. o. W., the association
has been very careful in the dis.
position Of its funds for invest
ments. The company now has
$88,00O,000 invested in municipal
bonds. During its twenty-seven
years, w. o. w. has handled more
than 100000 Of investments
without losing a cent Of principal
or interest.
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FLElSCHeR-MASCARENAS

Last Saturday evening, July
80, at $50 o'clock at the hand.
some residence of Mexican Con
sui Manuel Mascarenas on Craw.
ford street, Mr.. Lewis B. Fleis
cher and Miss L1isa Mascarenas
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony.
After the beautiful and i'm
pressive marriage services were
concluded at the family residence
the bridal party entert d carri
ages in waiting and drove to the
elegant home of the brides
brother. Manuel MascareEas, Jr., +,
in Nogales, Sonora. where the
marriage was legalized by Judge
Miguel CASTELAR,, according to
the laws of Mexico.
After the party had partaken
of q royal wedding feast the
bride and groom were escorted
to their beautiful and elegantly
furnished home on Sonoita ave
nue..
The groom is junior member
of the popular firm of Fleischer
Bros, proprietors of the Boston
Clothing House and is one OF the
best business hustlers ia Ari
zona. The bride is the only
daughter of Mexican Consul Ma.
nuel Mascarenas and is a beauti
full and accomplished young lady
loved and respected by all who
know her.
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HAT the Woodmen of the
World Life Insurance Assoc
iation has faith in Santa Cruz

I TE HAT the WOodmen of the
6T1 World Life Insurance Assoc
w iation has faith In Santa Cruz
L2I County is evidenced by the
fact that w. o. w. has $2O5, 200. 90
invested in municipal bonds of this
county, according to a statement
today by w. A. Fraser, Sovereign
Commander of the Woodmen of the
World and President of the Globe
Life Insurance Company.
'The Woodmen of the World has
great faith in the future of this
state" said Mr.. Fraser.
Sovereign Commander Fraser
.lso announced that the Woodmcn
Of the World Life Insurance Assoc
iation now has $3,899,500 invested
in municipal bonds in the state Of
Arizona.
"Our funds are used to help the
development of the various parts of
the United States where Woodmen
of the World members are located"
said Mr.. Fraser. 1--WE are glad in
having the opportunity to aid the
various counties and states In build
ing roads, school houses, court
houses, street improvements and
other municipal enterprises"
"Not enough people in America
realize the Importance of modern
and up-to-date school houses and
modern methods of education. San.
itary and modern school houses
tend toward making both teachers
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz county. State of Arizona.
Estate of Ignaclo Valenzuela,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by
the undersigned B. H. Worthing
ton, administrator of the estate
Ignacio Valenzuela, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within
three months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said
B. Fl. Worthington, administra.
tor, at Ruby. Arizona, the same
being the place for the transac.
ton of the BUSINESS of said estate,
in said county of Santa Cruz.
B. H. WORHINGTON,
Administrator of the estate of
Ignacio Valenzuela, deceased.
Dated Saturday, this 21st day
of July, 1928.
Z % s.
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LEGION BOYS PLAN HORSE RACE
wednesdays Herald)

Plans for an international
horse race to be run on the polo
field at Camp Stephen D.. Little
on September 18th and 10th
were launched last night at a
meeting of the Ridge-Igo post
of the American Legion. Art
Peck was appointed as the chair.
man of a special committee to
confer with Bernardo Salazar,
mayor of Nogales, Sonora, and
to be sure that the date was
suitable to the officials of the
Mexican city. j. j. Kennedy,
racehorse man and rancher; w.
A. Moore and Charles Fowler
are planning to secure the ma.
iority of the horses that will be
entered from Arizona. It is re
ported that Governor Topete of
Sonora will enter some horses.
Mr.. Kennedy was present at
the legion meeting last night
and stated that be would secure
some of the finest racing stock
in the southwest as we'll as some
of the best known Jockeys for
the coming event. He said that
he hoped to be able to develop
racing on the border and felt
sure that the American Legion
would be pleased with the sort
of performance which he would
put on.
It was announced this morn
ing by Malcolm Middleton, le
gion member, that a campaign
would soon start to raise suffi
cient funds in Nogales to make
good sized purses for the win
ners and for enough money to
build a suitable race track at the
polo field. The legion will en-
deavor to raise $500, about 5000
of which will be devoted to the
race track. Hugo Miller, sur
veyor, has offered his services
to lay out the course to help the
cause.
Proceeds of the race will be
devoted to the American Legion
general fund which is used to
assist stranded ex soldiers and
veterans who land upon the bor
der without work.
Mr.. Kennedy is we'll known
throughout Arizona and has had
great experience in promoting
races. Tom Cumming was nam
ed as the legion member to at
tend Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Moore
while they solicited funds for
the event. All financial dealing
will be handled through the LIE
gion it was stated by Mr.. Mid
dleton. Herb Wood was named
as field inspector to supervise on
the day of the race.
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90 YOU REMEMBER NOGALES &C
YEARS AGO-AUG. a, 1898?
(THE BORDER VIDETTE)

(THE BORDER VIDETTE)
Mrs. w. N. Cummings is at
Los Angeles.
Wm. Barnett is in from his
ranch in Sonora.
Jerry Fryer is over from Orc
Blanco on business.
Arthur Noon was in from his
mines Friday night.
1t looks as though the summer
rains were just setting in.
Frank Proctor of Tucson, re
turned from Sonora yesterday.
Frank Olsen was in from his
Washington Camp mines Friday.
John Began and family are
now having good time at San
Diego, California.
Misses Emma and Nellie Wal
ker have returned from their
weeks outing at Calabasas.
The Mormon church at Mesa,
last Sunday raised about eighty
dollars for the Maine monument
fund.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Titcomb entertained a mum.
ber friends at progressive whist
at their handsome residence on
Mob Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Tit
comb are delightful entertainers
and those present had a most
enjoyable time.
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n. B. Sale of St. Louis. repre-.
senting the Winchester Co., is in
the city to assist Geo. B. Marsh,
Inc, in remodeling their big
Grand avenue store and install a
complete line of Winchester mer,
chandise. Geo. B. Marsh, Inc,
has been appointed a Winchester
chain store.