Social and Personal Items From Monroe News
Mrs. W D Smith of Fort Worth visits her aunt Mrs A T Rochester and soprano soloist at First Methodist Church. Several locals recover from bronchitis. numerous travel plans noted including trips to New Orleans Boston and New York. Court Square crib market scheduled 7 a m with fresh produce. Helping the Chautauqa is announced in yesterday’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Anders
Calhoun
J. R. Anders
Wim. J. Davenport
New Orleans
Frank McCormick
Collinston
Monroe
Mary Noble Faulk
West Side
Newcombe College
W. L. Smith
Boston
Washington
New York
Henry Bernstein
Henry, Jr
W. H. Cooper
Stubbs Picture Garden Delayed To Friday June 8
Noon paper notes Mr. G P Stubbs will not open his Picture Garden tonight due to chautauqua week and postpones to Friday June 8 to ensure strong heading for the event. He hesitated after returning from New Orleans but agreed for the chautauqua’s good. Yesterday Mrs Elvie Clarke hosted Thursdays Bridge Club with guests including Mesdames Barringer Weaks Wright Horvuff, Jones Speed Wooten McCranie Frizzell Prophit Cummings Potts and Potts. The club prize went to Mrs J R Wooten. substitute prize to Mrs Cummings. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and a salad luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Stubbs
Stubbs
New Orleans
Elvie Clarke
Mesdames V. C. Barringer
G. G. Weaks
T. E. Wright
A. Horvuff
W. L. Jones
H. R. Speed
J. R. Wooten
D. McCranie
R. B. Frizzell
H. G. Prophit
W. F. Cummings
P. Sandel
W. N. Potts
Mrs Leon McHenry Hosts Afternoon Bridge Club
Mrs Leon McHenry hosted the Afternoon Bridge Club relaxing with lilies and nasturtiums in the reception hall. First prize went to Mrs J C Johnston a 2 cross stitch dresser seraf. consolation to Mrs H D Briggs another dresser seraf. guest prize to Miss Eva Bradford embroidered handkerchiefs. A salad course followed the game with many guests listed including Mesdames Briggs Briggs Blanks Chauvin Easterling Eby Foster Gordon Harrington Groves Johnston Oliver Miller Russell Lamb and Miss Bradford Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon McHenry
J. C. Johnston
H. D. Briggs
Eva Bradford
H. D Briggs
J. K. Briggs
H. H. Blanks
P. Chauvin
Chas. Easterling
Eby
J. Bh. Foster
W. Gordon
A. L. Harrington
J. Q. Groves
J. W. Johnston
T. Oliver
RH. Oliver, Jr
A. V. Miller
H. H
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted As Internal Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local treatment and must be taken internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is described as a tonic healing the disease through the bloodstream and mucous surfaces. The ad claims physician endorsement and urges readers to send for testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Monroe Ukelele Players Light Up Chautauqua Night
Monroe ukelele players join the Vierras Royal Hawaiians for an original program on Hawaiian night of the Lincoln chautauqua. Citizens are urged to buy season tickets as Monroe showcases a lively slate with afternoon and night events and strong local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Cardui testimonial from West Virginia mother of three
Mrs S W Gladwell of Watoga testifies that at 15 she suffered headaches backaches and weakness. After using Cardui she improved after one bottle and completed three bottles. She married with three children and has not needed a doctor for female troubles. She recommends Cardui to nervous or weak women as advised by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watoga
W. Va
S. W. Gladwell
Cardui
Iave
Cardus
Hegie King
The Highway of Hope at Lyceum Theatre
The Lyceum Theatre features The Highway of Hope set in a western desert. Kathryn Williams and House Peters star as a frontier hotel worker and a prospector with strong performances amid a western-tinged production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Williams
House Peters
Miss Williams
Peters
Jim Farley
Missouri Joe
Harry Devere
Garst
Topeka duo arrested in anti draft meeting probe
Topeka Kansas June 1 Dr Eva Harding former congressional candidate and Ike Gilberg were arrested Thursday afternoon by federal officers over alleged ties to anti draft meetings. Both were present at the event in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Harding
Ben
Fred Robertson
United States
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Kan
Kansas City
Fred Felton
Eva Harding
Congress
Ike Gilberg
White Way Restaurant keeps 25 cent dinners
The White Way Restaurant on DeLlard street offers meals for 25 cents with unchanged prices. Proprietor Will Atkinson, in Monroe for fourteen years, emphasizes a clean record and American staff delivering value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Way
DeLlard Street
Will Atkinson
Monroe
State Board of Health
Chauffeurs for Motor Truck Companies Seek Recruits
The Southeastern Department reports sixty applicants for enrollment as chauffeurs in the Motor Truck Companies under the Quartermaster's Department. The Motor Truck Club of America assists recruiting and examinations. Only 246 chauffeurs are needed nationwide, with sergeant pay of 44 dollars monthly plus subsistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th Quartermaster
L. 8. Carson
Motor Truck Club of America
Renk
U. S. Ar
Charleston
8. C
Classified seeks renter for four rooms on News-8
A classified notice states News-8 will locate a renter for four rooms. Details on location and terms are not provided in the fragment.
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Yzzanne
the Reity-Taylor
Amine
the Reily~Taylor Company
J. M. Bennett
Riverton
City
Earnest Faulk
Mary Faulk
Washington, D. C
Mass
ABCA
Phoenix Drug Store
Watson & Aven
BLST
Watson Aven's
Watson’ Avens
Superior
Suth Grand Street
Monroe Ukelele
Ramond Rognon
Strand Symphony Orchestra
Monroe Opera House
Romon
Rognon
Strand Orchestra
Strand Organization
South
Saenger Amusement Company
Don Philippini
The
Den
Strand Theatre
Baronne and Gravier Streets
Weotion Picture Theatre
New York City
Red Cross
Kansas Corperators
Opera House
Cfr
Tourrenger Amusement Companys
Grand Symphony
Ae Permassir Don Philippine Condeducto
Mme Suzanna Lehman
Cottolene
N. K. Fairbank Company
West Washington Street
Chicago
the Krex Co
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