Week's Calendar Notes From Serial Department
Thursday events include Mrs Henry Hosentum hosting the Five hundred Club at 2 pm Air Thomas C Newton of Kastroop returns home. Mr C E Garretsen back after a week in Alexandria. Mr Non Brown of West Side confined indoors. Miriam Brown left for New Orleans to visit relatives. Mirv and Mrs A E Bourling and Miss Bourling at 214 South Third Street. Mrs Merly Patton of Bastrop visited Monrose for Christmas shopping. Miss Barnstone Spear of Bustroy en route to Alexandria visited Mrs J R Anders. Myo Ford Levis friends will be
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Henry Hosentum
Five Hundred
Thos. C. Newton
Kastroop
C. EO Garretsen
Alexan
Mirv
A. E. Bourling
Miss Bourling
South Third Street
Merly Patton
Bastrop
Monrose
FA . Miler
Sofbeee
McGehee
Ark
C. E. Garretaon
Alb. Mitchell
Virginia
West Side
T. L. Morris
New Orleans
H.C. Downs
Pauline
Eva Davis
Shreveport
J. F. Jones
Atlanta
Thos
Chrisiton
Alexandria
Hays
Jake Marx
J. J. Newton
Maurice Frenkle
Ashville
N. C
Chas. Rochester
Kansas City
A. T. Rochester
South Jackson Street
Arnold Bernstein
Convalescents and Holiday Travel Highlight Local Notices
Local notices report many families convalescing after operations or illnesses and several relatives traveling for holidays. Mrs. Fa Miller and Miss Sofbeee of McGehee, Ark., visit Mrs. C. E. Garretaon and others while Miss Emma Oswalt nears return from Santiago, Col. Mindful travelers include Mrs. T. L. Morris of New Orleans and Mr. Maurice Frenkle returning from Ashville for a month’s visit.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed by Monroe Resident
Monroe resident H. H. Herrmann reports kidney pain relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Phoenix Drug Store. He describes irregular kidney action and back pains improved after the first box, with continued use restoring normal kidney function. Sold for 50 cents and up at dealers. Dean’s Kidney Pills are the same remedy highlighted by Herrmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
H. H. Herrmann
N. Seventh Street
Doan
Phoenix Drug& Store
Dean
Mr. Herrmann
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N. Y
The Music Master at Monroe Lyceum Evening
Miss Annie Therese Davault presented The Music Master at the Monroe Free Lyceum Course with praise from Dallas Dixie Lyceum and Monroe manager Prof Neville. Her dramatic readings drew strong applause and she portrayed Von Barwick from old age to marriage with pathos and precision. The piece earned high encomiums from Monroe audiences and press. Also notes on Baptist Missionary Society meetings, charity efforts for Italian and French relief, Miss Jessie Pettigrew’s missionary marriage in China, and local Christmas notices including turkey ads and memorial services for Dr. Booker T. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Therese Davault
Chas. Klein
Miss Davault
Dixie Lyceum Bureau
Dallas
Texas
Miss Davanti
Prof
Neville
Monroe Free Lyceum
Audishe
Miss Davaeult
von Barwick
Leipsie
Monroe
Louisiana
South
Jessie J. Pettigrew
Warren Memorial Hospital
Hwang Hein
China
New Orleans
Japan
A. E. Culpepper
Booker T. Washington
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Congo and
Adams Streets
A. Lawless
Rev
T. A. Brown
Cardui Woman’s Tonic credited with restoring Mrs Bratcher
In SAVES DAUGHTER from Ready Kentucky Laura Bratcher details six months of illness and three months bedridden. After failed efforts with two doctors her mother urged Cardui the women’s tonic which she took for eleven bottles and recovered enough to resume daily tasks and weight. The ad touts Cardui as a remedy for women’s ailments and urges readers to obtain a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escing
Missy Emma Oswalt
Santiago
Col
Miss Oswalt
Laura Bratcher
Howe Yalt
Hair Specialist Ad by Myrtle Young on Calypso Street
Miss Myrtle Young offers permanent waving and hair styling at 408 Calypso Street. Services include straightening, wave restoration from combings, dyeing, renovations, and shampooing. Hair goods for sale. All work guaranteed. Phone 647.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrman
Myrtle Young
Calypso Street
Republican National Convention Plans Begin in Washington
Mobilization of Republican forces for the 1916 campaign opens as the National Committee meets to pick the convention site. Chicago, St. Louis, Dallas and Philadelphia bid, with votes and funds shaping the choice likely to favor Chicago. The session also considers reapportionment of delegates amid regional tensions and hints at a platform focusing on a general attack on the current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Committee
Chicago
St. Louis
Dallas
Philadelphia
Charman Hilles
Democracy under fire over economy and Wilson bills
Chairman Hilles says the alleged failure of democracy to deliver economy will be core attack lines. He identifies the ship bill and other Wilson measures as the main targets in the political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hilles
Grove's Tonic and Patrick McGill Wedding Note
Grove's tonic advert touts quinine and iron health benefits. London gossip reports Patrick McGill, author of Children of the Dead End, to wed with aristocratic guests including the Duke and Duchess of Hamilton and Viscount Esher attending a luncheon with his publisher Mr. Herbert Jenkins as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Patrick McGill
Loos
Duke and Duchess of Hamilton
Viscount Esher
St. Heller
Canon
Lady Dalton
Herbert Jenkins
McGill
London Irish Hero Medalist At Loos Returns To Front
A local road laborer enlisted with the London Irish at the war’s start. He was wounded at Loos while rescuing comrades under fire. In another action a shell killed or wounded his entire section, yet he was unscathed. His arm wound will heal and he plans to rejoin the firing line. The author praises Miss Margaret Gibbons, Cardinal’s grandniece and a writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Irish
Loos
Margaret Gibbons
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The
Twin Stores
Wreet Abonroe
Dria
Mr. Non
Brown
Smuss
Miriam Brown
Horlick
I A . Hs
Baptist Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
R.L. Prophit
W. L. Stevens
R. J. Rosbury
de Ridder
Baira
Walker Bros. Gro. CO
Copeland
Griffin Studio
R. J. Cosper
Romana
Sloan
A. J. van Dyke
Lakenwood, N. J
Sloan’s Liniment
Grove
Hurler
Warren Taylor
Sugar’s Theatre
Shriner’s
Karubah Temple
Selwyn & Co
Rolling Stones
Show Shop
Phe Lic
Laugh Festival
Salisbury Wield
Margaret Mayo
New York
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