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Miscellaneous for Sale

CINDERs- AND GRAVEL: GEN.
HAULING. G. z. RILEY. 1R. 1920.
DOORS FOR GARAGE-sl0 and up per
pair; anything in lumber. Ferree-Case
Lumber Co. State and De Loss s..
DIAMOND RING - 60 point. Call 23S S.
Illinois. NJ. NJ.
ELECTRIC FAN-18-in., IS; mahog desk &
chair. SIS. both like new. Oh. 1852.
ELECTRIC WASHER-Real barg: best
condition; guaranteed. Call Ia 5079 or
1902 n. Ala. St, Apt No. Z. after p. m.
GAS -RANGE--lDe Luxe; left-hand oven. and
GAS RANGES. so; oil stove, SIS: 5-piece
breakfast set $3.50: daveno $40: library
table SO. 1920 S. Meridian St.
GARAGE, 10xl6-Lumber, roofing. nails
and hardware. $3.50 delivered. ANYTHING
in lumber. FERREE-CASE LUMBER CO.
State and De Loss ST.
GAS & COAL RANGES cleaned & repaired.
MODEL STOVE COMPANY. Ri. o369.
ICE BoX-Gas range, child's bed very
KITCHEN COOKS burner, $3.50 or trade
for gas stove. Ha. 03l7-M. Eve.
I lSss Cost: sYsF4 Es62a2 SHADE TsT to
3rd floor. Woolworth Bldg. E. Wash
MAHOGANY gate-leg table and chairs;
cost 1922 will sacrifice. 14l1 Euclid.
PRINTERS SUPPLY co. II. ITO.
PRINTER SUPPLY co. II. lilo.
RUGS .5oso and I'd S Sthsr household furniture
SCHOOL BOOKs-New and used; pay cash
for used bks. Crawford's Drugs. Ii 1900.
SEWING MACHINE-portable. electric ex
cond., leaving city, sac. II. 1927.
SINGER-Drophead, SO; guaranteed: open
evenings. 838 Virginia Ave.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Ef2tFS dFR2 hffSs E5RfF RI & @ gs
ELECTRIC WASHERS-We rebuild and
Clearing House Oh. Os52.
WINDS OF THE WESTERN sEA-Are not
let's prove it. MEIER ELECTRIC &
MACHINE co. Ventilating Engineers 1856
s. Meridian st. Ii. 24o1-02.
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outside OF in
c 6s i FISK P P2f Th g. sss s. ga Me-
ridian st. Ri. 9I65.
USED FURNITURE MARKET
We need the room for our new mer-
items much lower than we allowed for
them in exchange ON new furniture.
OVerstufed suites 3-pc. ....,...... $50 so
Cain ana velour suites. 3-pc. ...... $3.50
Leather daveno suite. 3-pc. ........ 12.50
Sloe ooarqS :''-'' .''''-'.'-'''s'''' go 90
Dining chairs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 125
Cash or Credit
In Our Bargain Basement
al W. WASH. ST.
BIG FOUR RY. co.
Unclaimed Freight Station. Cor. Cap.
Ave. and South st. Heavy glass trays.
suitable for meat shops, drug and candy
stores. also homes: Csc each.
VERY BEST HOUSE PAINTS EOS per
gallon for colors: S2.25 for Thite. COM
PETITION PAINT CO.. 366 S. Meridian.
Ri. 9165.
WHEN you want something good in paint.
varnish. etc. the very best that can be
made see Marion Paint Co.. 1856 S.
Meridian. Ri. 9l65.
FOR QUICK SALE-Single telephone booth.
good condition SIS. Phone Ii. 6593.
JOB PRINTING PRESSES-7xl1, 8x12. 1Ox
Is: some with Miller feeder. INDIAN
APOLIS PRINTING COMPANY.
3-ROOM OUTFIT. $l24.75
Living room, bedroom and combination
kitchen. Easy terms.
STATE FURNITURE co.
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Special Notices

REDUCING rapidly. safely; amazing re-
suits; relief for rheumatism; neuritis.
diabetes. hay and rose fever. kidney trou-
bic. high blood pressure, an blood troubles.
Nature AID Mineral Baths 230 (. Ohio
St. Room BOZ. Castle Hall Ii. 5092.
eOT-l4, Tech student: work on farm:
small wage Hu 223s.
Permanent Waving. $3.50
Mrs. Cochran. 1927 Sargster- in. 3187.
JOHNSON Shoes. work clothes
1no Gloves. lis virginia. Cut prices
NURSE Male. r. \. graduate: care for all
cases. can furn. best ref Ha l99l-W.
on ana after July %. 1929. I viii not be
responsible for debts contracted bv any
other than myself. B. BURR.
Used Bricks Given Away
CALL BE. 1927
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Real Estate for Exchange

CITY RENT LS-Annual income 50 500:
for 60. grain farm Robertson. Ri. 577l.
5 LOTs-5oxl50, paved street. clear for city
property. Oh. 4l07.
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BELLEFONTAINE. IsfALarge front nm,
strictly modern; l or 2. He. 2020
CENTRAL. 1944-Nice. cool room: good
meals: home privileges. Ia. o2s7.
CAPITOL. 1923 N-Board and room; mod
ern home. cooking. 81 week.
CENTRAL. 2215-Room for ! or 2; good
meals. Laundry. He. 1870.
COLLEGE 2532-Lovely. cool, front, al
cove, with Tid.; board opt: ga He 24ls.
NORRIS. ". 223l-RM AND BOARD. /
OR 2; $3.50 EACH BE. ll32-R.
NEW JERSEY. g. 2i26-Nice clean. mod
ern rms. near Van Camps. Dr.. 591l-R.
NEAR WOODRUFF block z. 10th car;
nm. excel. meals; priv. gar. Oh. 2s24-M.
PENN. 2256 N.-Front nm; or q home
privileges Ia 076i.
PARK. s33-Nice airy nm. mod. private
hone: good meals Ri. 1890.
PENN, N, 2l23-Attractive. cool room;
private home; good food: 81. Ia. 1a92-R.
SOMERSET. 6o6- Children TO BIRD. incloSed
yd.; plenty shade: close sch Be 1853.
WASH, z. 1l39-Hyland Apt. 5, nice front
nm, good meals twin beds. Ii. 39l4.
M.-Breakfast and evening dinner; pri-
vate, Catholic home; girls or employed
couple. references eXch. II. l267-W.
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Reduced Rent for Colored
-Four rooms: electric lights. gas. city
Tater paid Dy owner: only sll per month
Is South keystone
Dunlop & Holtegel
t22 z Market St. Ii. 55l7.
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Storage and Transfer

Storage and Transfer
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Firs-proof STORAGE house Store now. pay
months later No charge for hauling
in. New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW JENKINS MOTOR CAR co
4le (. Market. Ri. 1850
MISUNDERSTANDING hauling. Special
prices on overland hauling 10 and from
Clio points OTTO J SUES- Ri 1925
1851 night Oh. 4S79-Ch ose9-W.
J. Il. TAYLOR TRANS AND STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND to or from
Chicago, 81 Louis. Detroit. Cleveland or
other cities. Dr.. 3o7l. OF Ri 1855.
BORNMAN TRANSFER CO.-Satisfactory
moving servics. Overland trucking Of
furniture 9no freight Oh, SSH.
BRITTON FER-Movine $3.50 load
LARGE trucks. responsible men DR.. 1915
FURNITURE moved, $3.50 and up; large.
covered trucks. Ii 1880 On. 1882.
TRANsFER-Moving and all kinds OF
hauling. Ii. 2644.
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Lots for Sale

20 Suburban Lots
In all directions for sale on easy pay
ments. will trade, or will build to suit
you.
BRIDGES & GRAVES co.
Ri 3477 DAB n. Delaware.
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Automobiles fot Sale

FORD coupe. GOOD tires.
paint and upilolsterinR
are rood. in best OF ne
cdanics1 con dition; only
rs down. jones' Whitaker.
1913 n. Capitol Are. Open
ereninrc-
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Business Announcements

GRAvEL-Asphalt: roofs. applied and re-
paired. DOYLE HEATING CO. Ii. I270.
HOUSE PATETING-Intcrior decorating:
immediate service. reference. Te. 5572.
pAISTIEG-Interior and exterior; best
mate. and wkmnshiD. O'Neal. DR.. 28s4-M
PAINTING mt. ext. best material and
7orkmansnip. WIN c. Higgins RI s2i3.
PAPER-Cleaning. hanging; cleaning Of all
1nos. painting Jones. IA. ll0l-W.
PAPER HANGING
car after S p. M Ii. a7ls
PAINTING Paper hanging. decorat ting.
plaster pstcn., gen. repair CT. 6sls.
PAPER HANGING-Painung. estimate
tre.. Cal Acton for action. Oh. 1922.
PAPER HAEGING-Cleanlng and painting;
llzh-class WORK. Oh. 05l2.
FLUMBrSC and heat. bathroom hz-
lures complete water. sewer lnetauedi
20 down payment. 70 mo. terms He. 44l2
WALL PAPER removed By steam Ny steam
line covers the city. o.. 1893
RUGS CLEANED-9xI2 $3.50. Call for
DEL: l0-ds. SPEC. Kemer Rug CO Oh 1895
WALL PAPER-Remored bY steam: save
tine and money. TANNER ri. 1912.
We BUILD-NeV houses. garages. Repair
remodel old ones. FOR plans. terms call
z l NOEL. II 4l38. ll{0 Park.
BEST BIDS hou5e painting. Ii 5694.
I'd G. Nelson. il20 North Alabama.
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Room Wanted
Room for Rent With Board

NAE-s9 enpl: would appreciate cd. hme
wIk dist. prfd. state par. Bx D 40. Times
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PAPER HANGING
Lost and Found

BOSTON TERRIER Female. white breast:
I white eve, Pat. re-. Oh. 4i0l. Monday.
LOST Boston terrier, white breast. one
rhite eve answers 10 name Of Pat; re-
ard Oh fi0i
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Miscellaneous for Sale
BEDROOM SUIT-Walnut. overstuded
suite extra good: rugs. throw rugs. beds.
dresser. breakfast suite. gas range. limo
leum. table electric sewing machine. These
goods must sell regardless. Make an offer.
6i5 Z. 18th ST. Ri. 1850.
BREAKFAST SET-Beautiful living room:
9-pc. dining room. complete bedrn., rugs.
occasional tables 242S N. Meridian.
CEILING FANS-Tvo. D. c.. del and put
UP; guaranteed: bargain. Dr.. 1892.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-IO carloads OF furniture I'M
mediately; best prices. Call Ri. 20l9
MR.. PIERCE.
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Rooms for Rent

WASH z. 45aiz-LARGE FRONT RM,
MOD PRIV HOME
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FORD 1928-Model sport ROADSTER. guar
anteed mechanically, Just real nice
car; S125 down.
CARP AUTO SALES co.
5436 f. Wash. ST r. il24
CHEVROLET COUPE-'27: Al condition
After D. IN. or Sat. 1903 Southeastern.
CHEVROLET COACH, 1926-Easiest terms
in town; only SIS down. Hare Chevrolet
Co. $40 E Washington St.
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Suburban for Sale

In the Woods
s-room modern home: near East SIND
St; city sewer; gas and water in the
street.
Only $4,000.
Mr.. RateliI. HUI 1906
BRIDGES & GRAVES co.
Ri 5477. c45 n. Delaware.
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Cottages and Resorts
Houses for Sale
1886 S. PENN.
$3.50 DOWN
1925 GOODLET AVE.

2734 ALLEN AVE.
room modern. Just south Of GARFIELD
park Price S4.250. No Barrett.
RI 25O9 N J. FOX HU. 1i68
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-15

CHICAGO.-Mrs. Vera Alexander
had her husband arrested for deser-
ton here after he had telegraphcd
her in St. Louis asking her to let
him get a divorce
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p3st0ffics address Of whom III Har-
linxcn. Texas. did on the 9Th day Of
February. A. ID. 1893. file his applica-
tion in the office Of the Board of
Water Engineers for the State OF
Texas. in which he applies for q per-
nit TO appropriate Of the unappro-
priated waters or the State OF Texas.
from a watershed containing approxi-
mately 10000 acres and comprising
certain irrigated lands I'm Cameron
County Water Improvement District
Number One. and all the irrigated
lands in Cameron County School Sur
vey No. Is, the lands In Cameron
County Water Improvement District
Number One lying within said water
shed being all or the lands In said
district lying West Of Lateral Num-
Der Three OF said District and North
of the Southern Pacific Railroad run
ming from Harlingen Eastward across
said district, and North Of the Hi
dalgo Branch Of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad; and including all other ter
ritory draining into said area: and
also from the Rio Grande, IN Cam
erun County. Texas. for irrigation
and domestic purposes, said water 70
be collected from the drainage sys-
TEN and the canals. and pumped into
d reservoir having a storage capacity
of 1000 acre-feet, and the unappro-
priatcd water from the Rio Grande.
to be pumped into the reservoir
through a canal, the location Of said
reservoir being AZ the Northwest cor
ncr of Survey No 27f, Cameron
County School lands the unapppro-
priatcd waters from the Rio Grande
to be diverted by means Of the pump
ing plant Of Cameron County Water
Improvement District. No. / described
In filing Of record in the office OF the
Board, to supply at all times any de-
ficiency in the quantity Of water de-
rived from said drainage canals for
the irrigation OF not TO exceed 1S2S.01
acres Of land in Cameron County,
Texas, the water from the reservoir
TO be diverted by means of gravity
A hearing on the application Of the
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BE- made in said Cameron Comfy
Water Improvement. District Num-
Der Eleven, and II payment or the
incidental expenses Ct organization
and connected with said wcrk.
amounting 20 the sum or Three Hun
bred Nienty-three Thousand Six
Hundred Seyenty-five (sS93.670.90}
dollars, all Of which has been COW
cred BIZ and included in the enss-
ncer's estimate hcreisbefore refer
red %. The engineer If the dis
trict has heretofore mace and filed
with the board or directors Of said
District maps, Drofiles, specified
tions and estimates rs required BY
law. showing that the estimated
amount necessary to acquire said
contract with Crmcron County Wa
ter Control and Improvement Dis
trict Number Six Is the sum Of One
Hundred six Thousand Three Hun
drcd Twenty-Five fSiO6,325.001 dol
lars, ard 10 construct the necessary
pumping plants. canals. reservoirs
and other improvements proposed 10
be made ia Cameron County Water
improvement District Number
Eleven u the sun or Three Hundred
Ninety-thrcc Thousand Six Hundred
Scventy-five fs393.675.00) Dollars.
making Il totrl Of Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars f$500. noe. 00)
A summary Of tho engineers csti-
mate Of the cost Of the contract to
be entered into. Of the construction
81 the proposed repairs. improve
mcnts and extension thereto and of
thu other authorized expenses Is Is
follows.
Cost II a contract 70 be
supplied with water from
the Rio Grande river
through the present sys-
tenn owned BY Cameron
County Water Control
and Improvement District
Number Six .--.-.... .Sl0G,325.00
Pumps and motors with
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shall have written OF printed there
on these we-Ss and none others;
~For the Issuance 81 Bonds and levy
Of AK in payment therefor
Against the Issuance Of Bonds and
levy Of tax y payment therefor"
The purpose for which said cleo
ton Is TO be held Is to determine
whether or not voters of said district
desire the issuance Of bonds BY and
for said district IN the sum Of Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars $780,
000.09), bearing interest from date
thereof at the rate Of six per centum
per annum, interest payable semi
annually, and said bonds to be Of
the date, denomination, and each
maturing 1t such time, not exceeding
forty tfU) years from their date, as
shall be determined by the board OF
directors Of said district, and speci-
fled in the order authorizing the
issuance Of said bonds, and for the
levy and collection or u tariff suffi-
cicnt to pay the interest thereon and
to provide a sinking fund for the
redemption Of said bonds NJ matur-
ity- The said bonds are to be used
nj follows:
For thc securing By said district
Of a contract from Cameron county
Water Control and Improvement
District Number Six, whereby said
district will pump and deliver
through its pumping plant and irri-
cation system water from the Rio
Grande river 10 some point II or
Near the boundary Of this district;
that the engineers estimate OF the
price IL which the above described
contract may he acquired is One
Hundred six Thousand Three Hun
drcd Twenty Five fSl06.3I5.00) dol
lars. That the remainder of the
proceeds of the sale OF said bonds ia
70 be used to pay the cost and ex-
pense ~ constructing the necessary
pumping plants. canals. reservoirs
end other improvements proposed to
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h1,I5inrs ........-.... 643o0.o0
Meters .......-.-....... 1o.so0.0 90
Clearing rights-of-way for
canals and lat2rals 5,3-6-uu
drain bitches ...s....... ei.l72.oo
Structures In connection
with canals and drain
bitches 12p50.O0
concrete lining Of canals. 1882. 90
Road bridges. timber on
canals 4,l69.00
Pine outlets .. 10000
Engineering SCI 1880. 20y567.00
Expenses OF organization,
Ell. .................... 57,407.o 90
@
Total 5000 10000
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NOTICE or ELECTION r OR lssU-
49, OFF BONDS, CAMERON
k4l4I1 WATER IMPROVE
aleNI mSTRICT NO. ELEYEN

Notice in hereby given that IN
<'ee'on T1ii be held in Cameron
NQnnty Hnter Improvement District
xumner Eleven IN Cameron county.
txkas ~ the polling place therein
hereinafter named. on the 9th dav
81 March. "A. ID. 1929. at which there
wall DC submitted 70 the qualified
voters Of said district the following
Propositions and none other:
For the issuance Of bonds and
'sxl of tax and payment therefor;
Against the issuance OF bonds and
t*xx q and payment therefor"
polling place Of said election
2 she nfficcrs appointed 10 hold
~ conduct same are as follows:
~ the George s. Potts house on
hioek ., Unit No. Two, Bayvicw cix-
xus Graves Subdivision. in Cameron
tourty Water Improvement Dis
trift Number Eleven: and the fol-
lowing named persons are designed
~ Judges and Clerks OF election to
conduct said election, at said polling
place.
George .. Potts. presiding Judge.
H. Jones, assistant judge.
= Manuel $. Koaalrs. clerk.
6iaS KslnjeE. clerk.
Ihp manner q conducting said
f'eetipn shall be governed by the
election laws Of the state Of Texas,
except eft otherwise provided IN
hapter I, Title LIS, Of the Revised
l STATUTES Of the state Of Texas.
Revision tnf 1925. and IN rrte nmcn-
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said 8. Finley Ewing will be held by
the Board ak Water Engineers for The
tSatcs OF Texas, In the office Of the
Beard nt Austin. Texas. on Monday
March nth, a. d. 1929, beginning y
ten o'clock "A. M. mt which time and
place all parties interested may sp-
pear and be heard Such hearing will
be- continued from time to time, and
from place to place. III necessary, IN
iii such determination has been made
relative to said application rs the said
Board Of Water Engineers may deem
right, equitable and proper
Given under and BY virtue or mn
order of the Board Of Water En-
cineers for the State Of Texas, at the
office OF the said Board. &C Austin,
Texas. this the 18th day Of February,
"A. I'D. 1923.
(SEALl
Jno. A. Norris,
G. s. Clark.
A. VI. Dunlap.
Beard Of Water Engineers.
Attest A. W. Mcdonald, Secretary.
2-s-f5-22-2S-4t-3324.
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WHE 6lG MONSTER
a TUNED OUT
TO Sc "a NAN
WEAVING "a
BLACK COAT
AND ~ IS HEADED
EtGAT FoQ 5EPT
uJE0 = ~ DlNG
BEHIND AT2EE...
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NOTICE To coNTRAcToRs

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received nd
dressed TO the Honorable A. B. Cole,
Mayor. 10 until 1000 n. III. March
I. 1929. for the laying of monolithic
concrete floor at the Airport Speci-
ficatins are on file mt tho City
Managers office.
"A certified check 10 the amount oi
2 PEI cent Of tbs bid will be re-
uuircd-
The city reserves the right TO re-
iect any and all bids.
CITY Secretary
A. r. MUNDAY.
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NOTICE OF HEARING
To Appropriate Public Waters of the
State Of Texas
Notice II hereby given. 10 whom
concerned. that S. Finley Ewing, the
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immediately after the holding on
said election. the presiding judge Of
said polling place shall make a re
turn Of the results Of said election,
in the manner as provided for IN
general elections. such returns to be
made to the secretary Of the board
OF directors Of said district.
The above notice Is given in pur-
suanee Of an order made by the
Board of Directors or Cameron
County Water Improvement Dis
trict Number Eleven. on the 18th
day or January. "A. ID. 1929. ordering
the holding Of said election and the
giving Of this notice.
Given under my hand and seal Of
said district, this the 18th day OF
February, A. u. 1920.
l.. II. BRADY.
Secretary or Board Of Di-
rcctors. Cameron County Wa
ter Improvement District
Number Eleven.
fSEAL)
2-1s-21-2s-7-4t-3N37
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Cora McKain and Mrs. ]. A
Hatch presided at the tea table.
Mrs. H. G. Gall returned from
Walla Walla for the week end.
Miss Rose Leibbrand left Mon
day for her home in Milton.
Capt. j. w. Vickers and M. M
Moulton were in Sunnyside and
Yakima Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bird and
daughter, Frances, are visiting rel
atives in Walla Walla.
DR.. and Mrs. M. o. Barnes came
down from Yakima to spend the
weekend at the George Byrd home.
Mrs. Pearl Bryan Winter of Sc
attic arrived this evening to visit
Mrs. Marie Leghorn Ballinger.
Miss Winona Rushton, one of
the teachers in the Kennewick
high school, left today for her
home in Moscow, Idaho. She will
later go to Manchester, Mich.
Mrs. John j. -Rudkin left last
week for Spokane where she will
visit her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gascoigne.
C. d. Shoemaker and Richard
@. Macmahon went over to Walla
Walla Tuesday afternoon to take
the Masonic degrees from the nine
teenth to thirty-second.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Buchanan of
Toppenish are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of a son, JOS
eph Burton, Jr. Mrs. Buchanan will
be remembered here as Della Hud-
nall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. White
more and family spent the week
end and Mothers Day in Spokane
and Standpoint, Idaho, at the home
of Mrs. Whittemore's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bartlett.
E. C. Smith and "Scotty" Rolf
of Pasco left this afternoon for
La Grande, Oregon where they
will meet the big Ford tri-motored
plane, "West Wind" and will ac-
company it to the Air Jubilee at
Pasco tomorrow.
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noon hour. Both luncheon and din
liner will be served at the Moose
hall by members OF rne Ladies Aid
of the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wegner of
Wenatchee and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wegner of Charleston are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Wegner. Carl
Wegner is DR.. Wegner's father
and Albert Wegner is his brother.
The members of the Horticulture
Club entertained at a delightful
one o'clock luncheon Monday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. E. R.
Carnahan in honor of Mrs. Frank
Spofford, who will leave soon for
the Coast to make her home. Gov
ers were laid for twelve guests.
Mrs. j. w. Vickers returned on
Thursday morning from few days
visit in Spokane. Mrs. Vickers
drove up last Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C. Vickers of San Fran
cisco, who had been visiting the
Vickers here, and was the guest
of Miss Bessie B. Smith, with
whom she had trained in Christ's
hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio, while
there.
Word has been received here
that Mrs. Sullivan, mother of Mrs.
L. w. Soth, died Friday in San
Francisco. Charles Sullivan, Mrs.
Soth's brother, will arrive Satur-
day with the ashes of Mrs. Sulli-
van, which will be taken to Col
vile for burial. Mrs. Soth return
ed recently from several months
in California.
The Kennewick chapter of p. E.
O. met Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. H. r. Vibber. The members
were surprised by Mrs. Vibber
when they arrived for luncheon
and found that no luncheon had
been prepared for them. Mrs. Vib-
Der led her guests to the park
where a picnic lunch had been ar
ranged. They returned to the Vib-
her residence where dessert was
served at a table set on the veran-
da. After the business meeting,
Mrs. j. P. Miller and Mrs. M. M.
Moulton gave travelogues. Mrs.
Miller's was on Alaska" and Mrs.
! Moulton's on "New Orleans"
The Arts and Crafts department
of the Women's Club under the di-
rection of Mrs. w. S. Walters pre-
scented the closing program Of the
year at the Women's Club Friday
afternoon at the Commercial Club
rooms. after Dinner" skit, was
portrayed by Mrs. j. R. Ayers,
Mrs. w. S. Walters, Mrs. Erick-
son and Mrs. b. I. Whitney. Two
piano selections were rendered by
Miss Dorothy Brownell. Mrs. Edna
S. Freeman of the Freeman School
of Expression at Walla Walla pre-
sented program Of readings and
musical selections. She was assist
ed by Miss Frances Drake, accom-
paniest and Miss Mary Garner,
junior teacher of expression.
Masses of iris, snowballs, bridal
wreath, tulips and blossoms were
used throughout the rooms. Mrs.