The Fort Sumner Review, 1909-07-17

being Mrs. J. F. Kistler and daughter, Miss Margaret of Delta, Colo and Miss Nannie Buchanan of Munroe City. Rev. John Davis officiated and the wedding was very simple, there being no attendants. The bride wore a rav rav-áling - áling rav-áling suit and the couple left at mid midnight - night midnight cn a wedding trip though the Aestdrn states and thence for their future home at Ft. Sumner. New Mex Mexico. - ico. Mexico. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robimon, but has always made her home with heruncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson,

that he (Parker) has received consider able money from the lots he has given certificates for, and the bank state statement - ment statement shows that he has not deposited the same, therefore he must have the money, and as a demand has been made upon him to turn over any and all property belonging to the people, he should come in with the money or stand as a defaulter. Now as to the $50,00 checked out on the 2nd day of April, 1909, the people are' especially anxious to know who got it and for what purpose it was Daid out. The columns of the Review

Through process of peace, And battle-fields, gory. We know how you came By the name of Old Glory. By the cities and towns. And the field's waving grain; By the heavens above. Giving sun, dew and rain; By the women and men, Athough unknown to fame; Who, by playing their pp.rt Have helped make you a name. By all who have helped To make tlvs country great; Having aimed at their duty In home, field or state, Conscientious Americans, Early and late, They gave you the name Of "Old Glory." Ray L. Showaltek.

counties tax collection is largely a mat matter - ter matter of favoritism, and inm ghtly few oí them is there any attempt at an hone t redition. Such conditions have on y one effect upon the minds of the great outside, upon whom the conviction is forced that we should fit ourselves for self-government before we ask for it It would take a braver man than I to say that we are fit for it when these conditions remain in such shape that a conference of the prosecuting staff is necessary to consider it."

A committee -of ladies composed of Mrs. Childs, Miss Gernardt and Mrs. Ridsdale have been very bupy tlss week arranging for a social for the benefit of the Union church tuilding to be give next Tuesday evening July 20. Mrs. Lillian I. McKinney has charge of the musical programme, which insures a success. Tlie ladies will serve refresh refreshments - ments refreshments and a good time is promised t all. Come everybady and help out a worthy cause.

Once each week wepay for this space for the privalege only of inviting you once again to become a depositor of our bank. The person who reads about us fifty-two times a year ought to know us at least fifty-two times better than if he had read of us but once. The better he knows us the more likely he is to like us and our business methods. Your account, large or small, is urgent urgently - ly urgently solicited and respectfully invited.

feels pretty proud of its growth tor a youngster, and thanks its many loyal supporters for the patronage it has received at their, hands. What we have accomplished has been done by faithful adherence to the best interest of this community and county. The patrons of the paper must re remember - member remember that it takes money to run a newspaper and we trust that they will

town with both light and power. Mr. D. J. Eichoff and G. M. McKin McKinney - ney McKinney of Chicago, arrived on Tuesday and report exciting experiences in the wreck at Emporia, Kans. They brought with them Mr. James Blac.law and wife and Mrs. Mclnnes of Rockford, Ills. Mrs. Blacklaw and Mrs. Mclnnes will remain for some time but urgent Winooa demanded Mr. Blacklaw's