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PAGE FOUR Sense and By Marion Noble t . Did you see Mrs B at the Anniver-1 rary of Rev. and Mrs. Herring? She looked kind ’er good, don't you think? Did you say from Chicago or Cali fornia? Who's he victim? Your humble servant ran acress a j triend’s husband and was so glad to J see him she hugged and kissed him I before she knew what she was doing Now don’t everybody write at once, lor bad news travels fast enough. Have you seen the beautiful bouso ! at 13th and Jefferson street*? 1 would like to call it the Maple Cottage, for its color and size remind me so much j of one I saw in Europe The editor of j this paper and his little doll wife are ; the owners. Their children romp and play over the beautiful lawn, happy l as the birds. Mrs. Fred Gardiner, who has been doing post graduate work in Chicago, rushed to the station and demanded reservation ot Phoenix at once. The genial agent replied: “Madam, your reservation is the limited, but the lim Ued is so crowded you cannot get on." “Sir, I will take a standard, for 1 must be in Phoenix in three days.” You bet she caught the last train coming to Phoenix. There it is again. No, I can not tell you how much 1 am getting for writ-; ing in this small space. It is a neat little sum, though. Now don't all ap ply at once. 1 have some very classy neighbors. Always something new, such as silks, satins, crepe de chine, high-heeled boots, and what nots. Sorry 1 was not at the N. A. A. C. P. meeting Monday night. Would not liave missed it for anything. Catch you next time. Mrs. Lauda Walker has hauled off and moved out in the country. Might as well. East Jefferson. Who wrote all that muss in the paper a few weeks ago? 'Twant none of me. —More Anon. Fort Huachuca (By Mayme Clarke) Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prince enter tained a number of their friends with a delightful party last Thursday even ing. The party was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Hubert. Mrs. Margaret Prince Hubert and Mr. Hu bert were married in Pasadena, Cal., last month, and with Miss Hubert Tn their party, decided while on their *************^****************tt******************************#'******^ * 1 * ... " ' ■ * • :■■•*’ 1 I * ;| I „ • i * I INSURE YOUR INCOME An EQUITABLE ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY in the Commonwealth Casualty Company, of Philadelphia, pays:— $25 Weekly Sickness Benefit $875 For Loss of One Hand $25 Weekly Accident Benefit $3,500 For Loss of Hand and Foot $25. 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