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The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
McRea's Parting Gift.

u. G. McRea was the recipient
last night Of a delightful surprise in the
form OF handsome elk tooth watch fob
as a token Of friendship and esteem FROM
among the employees in the store Of t..e
ilcuncssy Mercantile company. Mr., Me-
Rca will leave for Sall Lake to take
charge Of department in Walker Bros.
mercantile establishment in that city.
Those who rendered the gift included
". j. O'Brcu. !. ". Kelly +. X. tiohr,
!. ]. Mcintosh N K. Pope, John Ilarrina
ion, +. Il. Scattcrday, NJ. !. tocn, +. w.
Sotlcy, Lucian Vivian. William Tobin,
.Iorry Toomcy. Agnes Sullivan. Kate Nc
Carthy, iltta Dalton, Bessie James. Annie
Whalcy, Sadie lanlcy, Mabel Williams,
Margaret kirto, Mamie Shcahau, Jennie
Brinly. Annie Hanlcy and Vivian Hare.
MIR. Mcintosh made the presentation
speech in happy vein. The response was
Characteristic Of the recipient.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
DILLON

Dillon. Dec. 10. Miss Jean /. Bishop
entertained very pleasantly n her home
Wednesday evening in honor Of Miss
Marie Lott OF Twin Bridges. A novel
form Of amusement was provided. Each
guest was given tissue paper and thread
out Of which any article that fancy die
tatcd was to be fashioned. The various
articles were then auelonel Off and each
one succeeded in securing al original de
sign as a souvenir OF the evening. Deli
cious refreshments were served at the
close Of the evening.
Wilfred Ncrmillion arrived from San
Francisco. Cal, Saturday evening and will
spend the holidays with the home folk in
Dillon.
Rev. Warren Nice. who has been in
charge OF the Baptist pulpit OF this city
for the past few months has resigned the
charge and he left for his home in Nyo-
ming, Monday.
The ST. James guild was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. Il. L. White.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
LATE SOCIETY

In the history of the Broadway theater
there has never been anything to surpass
in beauty and briliancy the audience which
witnessed the production of ben liur.
The vast auditorium from orchestra TO the
last row in the upper gallery was iilled with
an audience overi'owing with enthusiasm
Every box the orchestra, dress circle
and balcony were filled with beautiful
women and fine looking men, with the
youth and beauty OF the city. The gowns
worn by the women were rare creations OF
harmonizing coors, rich in lace and jewels
which seemed in keeping with the magni-
iicent scenery Of the play.
Among the boxes were members of the
ultra fashionable set and many parties
were seen in every part Of the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller were host
and hostess Of one party composed Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Tuchschcrcr OF Anaconda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins West. Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. John Obcr-
weiser Of Billings After the performance
supper was enjoyed at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mueller in South Washington
street
Iudpc and Mrs. w. W. Dixon gave 4
box party, their guests being Miss Cruise
and Mrs. William Wallace Of Helena,
Former Senator Lee Mantle and George
w. Davis. Later the party adjourned to
the home OF Senator Mantle, where re.
freshments were enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Wshon entertained
delightfully."- box party, the guests being
Mrs. David Dickson. Miss Reinhart Miss
Margaret Rcinhar, the Misses Dillon, Miss
lcilah Russell Mcssrs. Culler,on and
Arthur Mueller Refreshments we're
served in the home Of the host and host
css.
Those in the hos Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. Is.
Hcslet were MIR. and Mrs. Harry w.
Turner. Dr. and Mrs. +. W. McCrimmon,
Miss Young and Geo. a. Clark Of spokane.
Supper served at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. lIcslet was an added pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ihos. l.avclc entertained
n thcatcr party consisting OF Captain and
Mrs. Nelson u. Hunter and Captain Laws
Of Fort Harrison.
Mr.. T. NJ IlodRens was host in one OF
the boxes last night and his guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. lludnall. Judge \. II. Bar
rc,t and sister. Mrs. y. Barrett of Helena;
Mrs. James IIodgcns and Mr.. Ralph
ilodgens OF this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Galwcy. with Miss
Kirkendall OF Helena, and DIR. Hall, occu-
pied an upper box and partook OF refresh
ments at the Thornton later.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOT NThtS.
Boulder. Dec. io.--S. i. Tuttle left
Wednesday for California where he will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Reynolds OF the Springs is visiting
in Pony with her daughter. Mrs. Morris.
A. !. llalloway went to Helena THIS
week for treatment for his eyes.
Thomas Murray has gone to Alhambra
TO reside.
The knights Of pythias lodge elected the
following officers Tuesday night: Or. A.
t. Ward, chancellor commander w. w.
Wickes, vice chancellor John Steele,
rrelatc rhos. Smpkins, master Of work !:
&. W. Fox, keeper of records and seal i.
VI. Hope, master Of finance {. u. Robert
son, master of exohequcr j. !. Murphy,
master at arms a. Y. Gibson, inner
guard L. d. Bridges, outer guard
Mr. and Mrs. John g. Hammer Of Butte
were guests at the Bcrendcs home the first
Of the week.
Mrs. Finch entertained the Ladies Aid
socially Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Knowles Haskell Of Butte was
here this week.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

The American Beauty rose luncheon
given as compliment TO Mrs. William
Wallace and Miss Cruise Of Helena by Mrs.
James Forbis this afternoon in her home
in Wcs, Broadway was one OF the prc,tiest
society affairs OF the week. With the
hostess and honor guests we're Mrs. Frank
Steele, Miss Aggic Belle Steele and Mrs.
s. {. Ashby Of Helena, Mrs. Hunter b.
Nelson OF 1T, Harrison, Mrs. Tom l.avelc,
Mrs. ". McC. White, Mrs. !. y. Freund
Mrs. W. NJ. Twohy, Mrs. Walter Lewis,
Mrs. !. +. McNlurray.
In the center OF the beautifully polished
rosewood tab, was an exquisite center
piece done in American Beauty roses, and
the same design was carried on, i'll the
plate doilics. A shower bouquet of these
beautiful roses added hrillanCy. while the
softly shaded candelabra mcilowed the
color effects. The place cards were dantly
painted poster beauties, the gilt OF a friend
Of the hostess.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
BILLINGS

Billings. Dec. lo.-A. S. Whitcway Of
Butte was here this week.
Senator lcgen and Representative Bcycr
returned Sunday night IRON Helena. The
members Of tho Carbon county delegation
also returned and left for their homes yes
terday morning.
4. {. Johnson. member Of the Dono-
van Met Cormick company was down from
Helena yesterday.
+. T. Mclaughlin, formerly resident
Of Billings, but now residing at Helena, is
calling on his friends in the city today.
i. Il. Moss. one Of the members OF the
state board Of sheep commissioners, left
Wednesday for Helena TO attend meeting
OF that body.
Elijah Smith the Boston capitalist. is
again visitor in Billings, on his return
from trip To the coast. Mr.. Smith is
largely Interested in the Bear Creek coal
fields ---=-=a----
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Shakespeare Club.

The Shakespeare club met at the home
OF Mrs. Plummcr Tuesday night The last
act Of "As You Like IT. was read and dis
cusscd. Mrs. Dickson and Mrs Young
were appointed as a committee OH member
ship.
The name Of Mrs. George Berry was
transferred from active to honorary mem
bership because OF her leaving Butte to re-
side elsewhere. Mrs. Rcinhart was elected
secretary in place of Mrs, Berry, resigned
The club will meet after the holidays with
Mrs. Mullins.
Mrs. Thomas Carter of Helena is the
CUES, of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ]. IIennessy in
their home in North Excelsior street
Mrs Holmes entertained the Atlas club
at her home in West Park street yester-
day afternoon. The paper of Miss Cor
ham on the Louisiana Purchase was well
written, Mrs. Holmes gave an interesting
talk, the subject Of which was the war
Of 1872. The discussion which followed
each address was entered into with vim
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
BOZEMAN

Bozoman. Dec. ro.-Ihe regular meet
ing OF the W. {. T. u. was held 'rhursI
day afternoon al the home OF Mrs. J. B.
Heron.
-. u. Smith has returned from a trip to
the state capital
Col. O. +. Chisholm returned last Sat
urday from Helena. where he has been on
business connected with his position on
the state board OF education.
The Galatin Valley Pioneers associa-
ton elected The following officers: Pres
ident Henry Ilcbe; vice president, James
White; secretary, Al Orton; treasurer &.
II. Waterman corresponding secretary. w.
w. Anderson; executive committee. James
White, chairman; Sanford Ruincr, Andy
Corhley. Z. 7. BIakley. IIenry Moniorton.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Homer Club.

The Homer club spent an enjoyable
afternoon on Monday Al the home OF Mrs.
X. A. Kunkel. The day was devoted to
the music Of China. Mrs. d. ]. Ilenncssy
in an interesting paper gave an explanation
Of their tones and semi tones and Of the
formation Of the scales, OF which there
are 81, while Mrs Kunkel illustrated the
reading on the piano, finally playing the
most popular air heard i'll Shanghai.
Mrs. Kvnkel then gave description OF
the Chinese musical instruments, Of which
the drum and khc strngcd instruments are
the most important.
During the afternoon interesting pictures
of Shanghai, Hong Kong and the vicinity
were passed around. he guests Of the
club were Miss Doty, Mrs, Mcpherson,
Mrs. Gum and Mrs. Ben Calkins, The
club will meet with Mrs. d. j. Hennessy
after the holidays.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Dinner at the Thornton.

A beautiful dinner party was that of
Judge and Mrs. w. W. Dixon at the
Thornton last evening. The guests in
cluded Mrs. William Wallace and Miss
Cruise of Helena, Mr.. and Mrs John d.
Ryan, Miss Hattie Young. Senator Lee
Mantle, Judge George A. Clark of Spo.
kane and VIII lIorgan. Red and green
were the decorations used, into which red
carnations and the brilliant holly berries,
surrounded by their own leaves. largely en-
tered Softly shaded candelabra added
warmth of tone to the elegantly appointed
table
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
VIRGINIA CITY
ern coast

Virginia City, Dec ro.--'rhc first dance
Of the Fortniphtly club given Wedn sday
evening in the Auditorium was success
from social standpoint.
Stephen Cahil has gone to San Diego,
Cal. for the winter.
Joseph Smith j. was in Butte this
week.
George +. Wells was in Butte part of
the week.
DR.. K. A. White has been ii Butte for
few days.
The Goose family which recently gave
n successful entertainment held success
ful sale Of fancy work and refreshments
in the Ilinp Memorial church this week.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

tree and appropriate exercises will be
given Christmas eve.
In the Walkervlle NJ. T.. church the
Christmas exercises will be held Wednes,
day evening.
The Meadervile NJ. L. church will hold
Christmas festivities in Gunderson hall
In the German Lutheran church in West
Silver street, the Christmas entertain-
mcnt will he bcld in the church Christ
mas night.
The choir of the Shortridge Christian
church will give sacred concert OF
Christmas music tomorrow night in the
church.
The choir Of the First Presbyterian
church will give sacred concert Tuesday
evening, December 20.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
WorkinR Overtime

Eight thour laws are ignored by those
tireless little workers-Dr Kings New
Life Pills. Millions are always at work,
night and day, curing Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all
Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy,
pleasant, safe and sure. Only rs cents at
J. I. Finlen Drug company.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
Church Notes.

A church entertainment will be given
III the new Silver Bow NJ. +. church Mon
day night. Songs, rectatons and music
will make the program and collection
will be taken to help defray the expenses
OF the Christmas tree to be given the fol
lowing Thursday night.
At the Trinity NJ, f, church, Centeryillc
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
NOTICE TO XMAS BUYERS

In making Xmas presents do not forget
that pair of glasses would be not only
an acceptable and valuable, but one OF the
most useful presents you can make. Call
al the Frank Optical Parlor, 4S West Park,
aud have your eyes examined. II you wish
TO place an order for mother father,
pother-in-law or prospective mother lin
law you cannot do better than to call upon
: Dr. Frank, the eye specialist The glasses
she prepares for her patients are lasting
benefit. In many cases the eyes have
been so improved that the wearcr has been
able to dispense with glasses altogether.
II does not mean for you to go to the eX
pense Of having them changed every six
weeks or two months. These glasses will
last you from FIVE to seven, and even ten
years. She has thousands Of testimonials
from patients who write that they are the
most comfortable, and the easiest glass
that they have ever been able to obtain.
Many have been fitted in Europe and
% the Eastern cities, and yet they claim that
the glasses to which they were fitted by
Qr. Frank gave them better satisfaction
than any they have ever worn.
To quote from one of the most trust
worthy and well-known citizens of Mon
tana, +. Warren Toole: Il can frankly say
that after trying those of several experts
in Chicago, San Francisco, St. Louis and
New Orleans, none are so satisfactory as
those glasses furnished by DR.. Frank"
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19
SOCIETY.

schools at llorr will unite in Christmas
entertainment and arc now pracucing for
the cantata, Santa Claus and Mother
Goose" to lie given Christmas eve.
Miss Laura Snyder, who was formerly a
teacher at IIorr. has been visiting Mrs.
John Mcdonald for few days and left
the first Of the week for a trip to the Vest
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

Mrs. Z. !. Shaw was hostess yestcr
day when the Beth Art club met III her
home. The discussion centercd about the
differing customs III the countries Of the
world. those who gave interesting stories
were: Mrs .Ileiuc. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. n.
B. Davidson, Mrs. kirkwood, Mrs. Helms,
Mrs. Berry. Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Shaw.
Refreshments were served during the af-
ternoon. The club will not meet again
until after the holidays.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

Those winning prizes in the whis, party
given by the Calanthe temple oi Rail-
bone Sisters last night were Mrs. Mary
Mcnadue, Mrs. Brceden, Mrs. Murphy,
John Courneen, II. ". Choot and Mr.
pcndrcks.
The official roster Of the Montana Dane
ing club was changed in some particulars
last evening. The following were elected
permanent officers:
!. X. IIcslett. president; A. I. Morgan
vice president. Glen Harrington, treas
urer: +. {. Slemons. secretary; executive
committee. Fred Drake. Doctor Napton,
George Busch. Tom Walker and Doctor
Pipgott.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-12-19

Mandolins, violins, guitars, iarmonicas,
music folios, music rolls, and all small
musical goods at about one-half regular re-
tail price at Orton Bros. removal sale.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04
HER SERIOUS MISTAKE.
Put Her Ticket Away So safely II Was
Hard 10 Get When
Wanted.

She was going on journey-the first
she had ever taken alone. At least that
was the inference naturally deducted
from her actions. writes Elliott Flower,
In Brooklyn Eagle
She was reading and trying TO look
like an old traveller, when the conductor
came along
Ticket, please" said the conductor.
"Oh, yes. I have one. she answered,
brightly That's all right it's safe"
Let me see it. please
She Looked startled.
"Do-do you have 10 see it?" she
as ed
II can't let YOU ride unless ] see your
ticket explained the conductor.
III never thought OF that she said,
rcrvously Everyone cautioned me
me AGAINST losing H. so 7"
so you promptly lost it,"
"Ch. no, I have IT, told you so be-
fore. know where it is, but"
She looked mp at him anxiously. bur
the conductor was obtuse Perhaps he
was not a married man.
"Oh. what's that?" she exclaimed. sud
denly, pointing
There was a swish Of skirts as he
looked in the direction indicated When
be looked back at her. wonderingly. she
was holding the ticket out 10 him.
Take your old ticket" she cried,
holly. and hope you and your old road
go 10 smash"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04
NEW HAT MATERIALS.
FcIts aud PIsshss Arc I'm Evidence
for Cool and COLD Weather
Wear


Felted hats this season are not orly oil
! their usual importance for general sc-y-
ice in cool and colo weather. ~.
n elegant finish and trimming Tor l. sh
dress Of the street. carriage aAo IS
wear Varying the smooth troct1
many OF the felt hats OF this sea :
manufacture are distinguished by a
roughened or hairy surface. and are
known as mohair and camel's hair ,el,st
while favor for these in production has
been very strongly contested by long
nap beaver Many Of the most cr---
ing models in fine hats imported o
Paris. and shown in the autuu
position. have been Of felt and icr
special regard seeming to have hcau
shown white beaver for the large hats.
The blocked felted hats are very ware
opponents of both the standard shapes
and the reliable colors Some of those
If plain surface are finished with an
inch-wide band Of satin stitched on in
close lines. A new fancy in the finish
Of beaver hats is bordering OF con-
trasting color, the border generally of
Ombre effect and about two inches
wide. Felt cloth Grapes turbans and
toques in hats made on frames, this
being varied in ready-to-trim models
by covering or drapery formed Of strips
of thin. soft felt braided. chenille cord
sometimes entering into the braiding.
II is thought that this season beaver
hats will not be relegated as extensively
as usual TO misses and small girls, but
will be worn by fashionable msmmas
and srown-up young ladies. The will OF
the mode from Paris indicates it. says the
Philadelphia Press.
Pushes and chenille-faced fabrics, TO
be used in the covering of fine hats,
have come out in invoices so extensive
as 10 bear witness to the kindness
with which they are regarded in pro-
vision for the seasons headwear.
Again. there must be noted models in
plush from Paris All the pushes thus
far seen in the openings are of long
pile. or. as now said, of "Angora" sur
face-after the coat of the Angora cat.
Again, they appear in plain and ribbed
weaves: and besides the plain and
mlNeu CoioiS' the plaiuihS III qulct COZ
ors and the fancy nothing referred to
in our review of month ago, they
have come out in fancy plaiding of live
~ colors: in nothing OF the skin Of
the leopard; In the stripping of the
tigers skin; in ermine spotting; in
speckled ombre stripping in black and
gray on white grounding; in squirrel
skin coloring and effect; in small black
dots on white. pale gray and other pale
colors; in bias stripping and in other
fancies in printed relief
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04
THE BULL AoD THE RED.
Tramp TeiiA Huvs -- Tested the Bull
rag Theory, dCon Against
IFS VIII.


1t was this way" SAID a tramp Who
was idling around the eastern hay mar
ket the other Gay. relates the Detroit Free
Press. Il was out in the country about
10 miles. and hoodng it along the road,
when | meets up with another Weary
who is wearing an old red shirt given him
by some farmers wife. At the same time
I sees a big black bull in the field on me
left.
me friend. says / to the other after
a bit, would you mind doin' one Of the
noble purfession favor
IF it's not 10 lend ye me dimun pin,'
he kindly replies.
Its only this tribe. / have heard
that bulls didn't like the color OF red, the
same as the shirt we've got on and war
in so becominIy. and mebbe ye Will
kindly experiment little with that ami
nal over 10 the field?'
AS TO how?' says he.
LAS to shown yerself on the other
side OF the fence for mint I'd like 10
know II what I've heard about bulls is
true
well. | don't mind doin' a man
favor. says he with great cheerfulness,
and he spit on his hands and mounts the
fence. The bull was 800 feet away and
head-on 10 Us. and up goes his tail and he
begins TO paw and heller. The Weary
takes due notice. but he keeps right on
walkin'. and he has got 100 feet from the
fence when the bull charges him.
What shall do2' he calls to me.
Climb a tree says l.
I'D DO It TO 'bige you. but there's
none about
Then run for it,
"He PUT in his best licks. but the bull
picked him up within five feet Of the
fence and tossed him sky high. He
romes down with a great thump. but on
the right side OF tbs fence. and | sits
by him for half an hour till he opens
his eyes. Then | says:
Me friend you have settled the point.
Bulls don't like red. Need say that
am obliged?
Don't mention IT, says he after
fetching a groan a rod long
I'm try TO DO as much for yon. some
time
I'm sure YOU will
and up he gets and limps away, and
goes on me own road. We may never
meet again. but he has my best wishes
for his future welfare. But for him
might have had 10 put on red shirt
and"
And what2" was asked by one Of hi.
listeners.
Instead OF solving the problem I'm
worse of than before. is it that a TRAMP
! don't look like black or that bull dom
like red hrung about the collision
I'm. I've got to find quiet SPOT ant
} think 81 over"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04
That Cry--''Oh, My Back"

The little missionary. Dolns Kidney Pills. free trial.
carrlts comfort Most people kIdnev
help they who choose Doans get it-hvlp that Lasts.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04
The Crnr IL PIoMman.

The latest royal parsonage 10 Jon
the list OF those who have found tht
the sweat of ones brow is not a wy
terrible thing when ore does not hFe
TO earn ones bread by il is the czarot
Russia, who thus shows himself a
worthy descendant of Peter the shl-
wright The occupation which Nj
olas ii. has chosen is that of fan
laborer He has long taken an inPr-
est in the theoretical side of agriel-
ture. and is now finding relaxapn
from the cares Of state in the pre-
teal side. Two photographs have Sc
ly been published, one OF which s.lfF
group. consisting of himself. ~.
Witte. NJ. Yermolof minister OF al
culture) and an engineer. the las Of
whom is giving the car the finalin
structions with regard TO the manfe
ment of a newly invented pillow. me
other photograph shows the aut0al
of all the Russias guiding the plov as
ii turns up the burrows. -Loroh
Chronicle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04

Short am satisfied there is some
thing in the belief that bad luck viii
oyertake man # ne walks under a
ladder.
Long-Why do you think so?
Because ] asked FIushly 10 let me
nave ten dollars this morning. and"
And when ne refused TO give up it
occurred TO you that YOU had mean
dcred under a ladder. enc"
NC. ! got The ten dollars all right:
but / saw him walk under ladder just
before | braced aim for the COIN
Chicago DAILY News.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04
Cncumher chm snuce.

Twelve large. but not old, cucumbers,
six onions, one ounce celery seed. one
cupful of salt and one quart vinegar.
Grind or chop very fine the cucunbers,
without peeling them. Put the cUpiul OF
salt over them and let stand three hours.
Then drain thoroughly. chop the onions
and add them and the celery seed Heat
the vinegar to the boiling point, popr
over the mixture and seal.-N. Y. Herald.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04

Aching bucks are eased. HIP. back
and lOin pains overcome. Swelling of
the limits and dropsy signs vanish
Tiny cOr,pcf urine with BRICK q as.
sediment. highly colored, pain in pass
ing, dribbling, fir queucy. bed wetting
DOan's Kidney Pills remove cAlculi and
gravel. Relieve heart palpitation
sleepIessness, headache, nervousness
dizziness.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-12-04
Came All RIrht.

Mrs. Hayfork Gin country post or
Anything for me?
Postmaster don't see nOthin'
Il was expectin' a letter or p
card from Aunt Spriggs. tellin' -
day she was comm"
Rural Postmaster (calling 10 IA
wife)-Did you see a postcard ~
Mrs. Hayfork's Aunt Sallie?
Yes; she's comm on rhursdsI
Petoskey (Mich.) Tyre.