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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

w. w Wilson aud Wife uf Cherry
vale are here spending the holidays
with Mr. Ed Kiunau at l2l East Noble
avenue Mr. Wilson is travelling sales
man for the National biscuit compa-
my. and travelled out of Guthrie for
several yesrs. He is am eXprofes-
sional baseball player and is well
known by the Guthrie fans.
Miss Lucy Haskell attended the
danle given by the Metropolitan club
at Oklahoma City last night
Mrs Jane Carter of Miller, Mo-. is
spending the holidays with her broth
| en- ~ A. Gordon chief reading clerk
OF the house of representatives,, at 31S
East Cleveland avenue
The Misses Bamforl at their home
Ion West Warner avenue. delightfully."-
/ lentertained a number of their friends
/ last evening Music and games fur
Irished entertainment. during which
! e delicious two course luncheon was
I served Those present We're the
Misses Zella Adams. Grace Houghton.
I iNNAI anu Wal lfNAtAANl A anu 4'A'.1'A y
J {CAdwon. Gift, Owens and Snydgt
The Merry Sixteen club viii enter
\ tain their gentlemen friends this
evening AZ the home of Miss Nathala
| Wright 723 North Nire street fhe
club, though recently organized. is
one of ,he most popular in the city.
The J. U G. club members are
Iplanning to entertain their young boy
! friends at the home of Miss Ruth
! Walton i'm the near future.
Otis Spurrer is spending She holi-
days in Okmulgee with relatives
Walter Beadles no is attending
school at ST. Mary S. Kansas, lis here
spending the holidays with his par
lnts, Mr. and Mrs l.. H. Beadles.
Mrs Chae. j West wife of attorney
general, is the guest of friends i'm the
guest Of friends in the capital city
Mrs AL Burcett and daughter
Hazel. are spending th ehalidays with
relatives IN Little Rock, Ark
Miss Gave Bronson, who Is attend
ing Monticello college, ST. Louis Is
\ home for the holidays. 4
Garuett McWethy of Wichita IS
here sueudmg the holidays with MS
parents Mr. and Mrs A. Nc
/ Wethy. at 1918 West Logan avenuF.
Mr. and Mrs. j w Field aud lituc
sou Frank. OF Norman are here Ni8.
Iftng Mrs. Fields parents Ma and
I Mrs ~. A. Richmond at 'i6 West
! Harrison avenue
Councilman G r. Dunnica. wife and
little daughter, Dorothy spent CHRIST
ma, with relatives in Tonkawa
Mr.. ana Mrs Chas Barde OF Okla
ltoma city. spent Christmas In the
city with AIR. and Mrs. f. S Barde'
en- East Mansur avenue.
Mrs. d. l. Hagney and little SON
are supending the holidays with Msr-
Uagneys parents, Mr. and Mrs % p.
! TalIman. on North Division street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26
TOPICS OF
THE TOWN
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unique entertainment was rem
dered bv the students of the Oklaho-
MA deaf and Gumb insut1te yesteI-
day The program was given IN sign
language. which was Interpreted ny
MIS-. Danham. principal of the school
for the spectators present Marshal
Abernathy's daughter lead in tine drili
exercises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26
SENATOR MALLORY DEAD.

Wasbinet0n. % g. Dec 2a.-No ar
engagements yet made for funeral ot
S uator stephen Russell Mallory of
Pensacola Florida who died hcrc
ate last night Ius term would Save
expired March 81 e1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26
BILLS INTRODUCED IN
HOUSE TIP TO DATE
lcontInued from PAGE l)

AZ yes. entitled and act 10 amend
sections one two and three OF chap
ter one article one. OF session laws
0f 1909 being an amendment 10 the
nerd law permitting swine. sheep.
and goats % rgn at large in certain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

If that stay law" which Hart of
Woodward is fatbering, can Dee made
~ wHhstand the gearchight Of The
constitution 10 viii be productive OF
incalcuiahle good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26
Broke Up Christmas Festivities.

John Tucker and Jim and G.. %.
Davis. whom Sheriff Mahoney ar
rested Christmas Eve at Crescent
city for getting drunk and lighting az
the Christmas tree exercises, were
sentenced To- thirty days each in Jail
this morning by County Judge J. G..
strsne and were fined $25 each.
Frsnk Boyd, a Guthrie lad plead
guilty 60 the charge ct hoouesging
whiskey on Christmas Eve Tie was
sentenced 10 thirty days in Jail and
fined $50 by Iudge strang today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

The wedding of Mr. Samuel Ecker.
Jr. and Miss Josephine A. Massey
took plaee mt the home of the brides
parents. ana North Division street al
4 u NJ Christmas Dr. Il r Fair
child. of tLe First NJ b Church. oni-
ciating The wedding was "a very
quiet one. only immediate relatives
and friends being present The happy
couple were the recipients of many
costly as Wcll ass useful presents.
They leave at 4:55 T.. NJ. via the
Santa Re for q honeymoon to be spent
in the North aud east After Janu.
airy 10th they will bo at home TO their
friend al GuymJu okla
The bride has grown mp in Guthrie.
being tie accomplished daughter of
Nr and MIS- John Massey She has
"a host ol friend who Join u well
wishes for her future.
Tho groom was connected with the
school land department until pecem-
ber ist at which time he resigned to
engage in the abstract loan and iu.
sCranc business at Gaymou
E. H. Brown. the pioneer restau-
rant man of Guthrie and wlso enter
tanned at Christmas dinner his four
daughters and son and their families.
at their home, 800 South Second
street This Is the Grst time the en-
tire family has been together u ten
years They are, Mr. and Mrs. A. J..
Hough of Windeld Mr. and Mrs. j.
II NJ Elhenney. of Arkansas City.
Frank Brown, of Fort smith. and MI.
and Mrs. j. A McElhenney of Guth-
rie
one has a better satisfaction eat.
ing turkey for Christmas dinner if
The royal bird is a present from some
near friend This was the feature of
the Christmas dinner of Governor c.
N. Haskell and family yesterday at
the Royal The turkey was the gift
Of Ham Bee of Ardmore, reading clerk
in the senate. Another turkey was
sent by one of Mrs. HaplSelrs friends
in Muskogeo. Another delicacy of the
dinner was "a huge cake. the Offering
of Major Porter Spauldng of Musko-
gee.
/AIrs lD A. Hahn delightfully."- enter
t1inCd the members of the Women's
Home Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church this afternoon at
her home ~ East Cleveland avenue
The house was artisucally decorated
iE Keeping with the yuletide season
The attend nee was large aud an en-
/, ,jcvable time was had by an.
The Elhs are planning to give a
series ol dances this winter as enter
tainments for ont of town visitors and
Legislators
Mr. and Mrs Glove Smith spent
Christmas with Mrs Smiths parents
at Pleasant Valley
Mrs Joe Sendelbacn has returned
from "a visit to wichita
Miss Alternately has returned TO her
home in Frederick, after a month S
visit n the city with her brother
United States Marshal John Abelna
thy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

n tones and vitalizes the entire
ystem. makes lie worth living no
aiattcr whas your station Holiiseu's
Rocky Mountain Tea is the 3ureat
preventative known against dis
ease Soc. Tea or Tablets q. r.
Rcnfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

Ladies Fur Trimmed slippers AL
colors. st.O0 70 s2OO<-Ro Robinson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26
Up ersonal Mention

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

Miss Lucy Haskell attended the
danNe given by the Metropolitan club
at Oklahoma City last night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

Fred Rhodes spent Sunday in Okla
bona City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

DeWiHs Little Early Riser Pills are
old by O. r Reuro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-26

The Merry Sixteen club viii enter
tain their gentlemen friends thi.
evening az the home of Miss Nath4li.
Wright, 723 North ViEe street fhc
club, though recently organized. Is
one of ,he most popular in the city
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11
Corder iiemf.

Mr.. Scott, of The Advance, was in
our city Monday.
A Frerking is spending a few
days in Kansas City.
Peter Lonners, recently purchased
the h eeschultz property.
Ed Winu and Ed Dysart, of Dover
were here last Saturday,
Miss Margie Albin, of Alma. is
snending this week " ith Miss Florence
Kidd.
Mr.. Ab JeTeries, of Odessa, is now
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. E. L
Armbuster.
Earl Reynolds and Chas. Kimp.
meyer, of Kansas City, spent Sunday
here with homefolks.
Roy Quinn and family left Friday.
OF last week for a months visit near.
Yates Mo.
Mrs. Jno. Wilson came down We'd
nesday morning to attend the burial
OF her niece, Miss Susie Corder.
Scott Zentme yer and family left
saturday for Higginsville, where they
will make their future home.
VIM. Wilson and Sam Dale. return.
ed Saturday evening from Kansas
city, where they spent Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Benton Lewis and little daugb-
ter and Mrs. w. d. Sims, spent Sun
day in Kansas City, with the guest of
their mother, Mrs. S. M. Carlton.
Miss Edna Corder, arrived from
Morrlsvllle Sunday evening, having
heen called here by the dealt of her
sister 81 Susie, who died in Mont. May2
Inc remains will be brought here for
burial. -
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11

it will be plenty of time to raise a crop
the wheat does not look thrifty with
that bright green color it should
have A week Of good sunshine it is
thought will correct it.
John johnson came with a smiling
face last Saturday from Texas. The
thoughts of being so near home put
him in happy frame of mind for he
felt certain that there was "A Light
In The Window For Him"
Leo Humphrey and George Platten-
burg have opened up a new enter
prise. They have gone into the ferret
business Rats became so numerous
about the store that they concluded
the only to get rid of them was by
territs. The one they have knows
how to kill rats for it has been tried
1t kills them quickly.
Gordon Graham put in his appear
ance here last Sunday morning. He re-
ports all well sout to his Colorado
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11
Dover Items.

James Gather had business in Lex
ing ton Monday.
Mrs Walter Trent of Providence
was here Tuesday.
Charley Neer shipped stock to Kan
sas City Thursday.
Miss Caltha Campbell was in town
Wednesday evening.
j. R, Plattenburg and Capt. Zey-
zing were IN Lexington Monday.
Mrs. j. NJ Winn and Miss Grace
shopped in Higginsville Thursday.
William Dysart and Babe Dusky
had business in Lexington last Friday
night.
Mrs Allie Hggon is spending this
week in the country with Mrs. Walter
Beatty.
Mrs. Luther Holman of Corder is
spending this week with Mrs, Laura
FOX.
VIII Meeg and Jeffy Wilson left
Tuesday for Goodland Kas. to be alb
sent several days,
Bennie Vaughn of Kansas Citv
spent a few days OF last week here
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Blan.
ton Vaughn.
Miss Jennie Vaughn came home
last Thursday from Keytesville Mo.
where she spent the past winter with
her brother, Laney Vaughn and wife
Mrs, Mamie Littlejohn came home
Wednesday, from independence where
she went last week to visit her sor
iowho has been quite ill.
On Wednesday evening the w. M
a. baseball team and Dover Red,
crossed bats at Dover resulting In !
.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11
Mayyiew Notep.

o. Y. Caltee made a business trim ia
Kansas City last Tuesday.
Sam Winn of Kansas City is spend
ing the week with his parents.
VIM. P. Keith transacted business
In Higginsville last Thursday.
Dave Pflegor took procession of the
Il eidbrink dwelling last Monday.
Joe Herndon of South Washington
went west on the c. & A. last Modday.
Grover Warren and Earl Lockbart
were in Higginsyille last Saturday
night.
Louis Norneet of Independence
spent Sunday here with relatives and
friends. - 90 y
VIM. L. Smith moved Monday to
[ne y ? Foperty ne recently bought of
The Bank has added an improve.
ment in having new sign placed on
the window.
The K. of P. shipped their goat an
otLer paraphernalia to Odessa last
tuesday, this lodge merged in the
lodge there.
Miss Eva Williams of L. f, C. came
out and spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. Vim. P, Keith went to Higg-
insyille last Tuesday to spend the dav
with her son Charles.
Mrs. L. K. Foulks of Higginsville
came up last Wednesday to visit her
daughter Mrs. VIII Jennings.
Bert Taubman has been on the sick
list the past few days, nothing serious
he Is up and around his room.
Gertrude Riding and Lucille Smith
spent several days this week with
Mis- Sallie and Minnie Warren.
Peter Kline and wife of Lexington
came out last Thursday to stay few
days in visiting old time friends. This
was his old home in days gone by.
Arthur Young of the Prairie neigb-
borho0d says everything is all
right at Brush Creek, fruit all killed
but everybody is happy and contented.
Jas. Cunningham, Dyer Sherwood
Geo. Filler, and Sam ScHmutz went 70
Sedalia last week and bought them
a hne Jack, paying we understand
Sl2j0 for him.
Elder Arthur Doves will preach
in the Christian church here next
Sunday, these will be morning and
evening services, all are invited to
attend.
Chas. Simpson went out to the
country last week and spent several
days with Buck Mitchell, he said thev
fed him for five evenings on fried
chicken,
There has been some talk here Of
forming an Ananias Club The great
tronble would be in selecting a presi-
dent. There are several who would
make good one.
T, r. Brock, contractor, commenc-
ed the building on the Reid farm this
week, to take the place of the one
burned recently he win push the
work on it and expects to have it
ready for occupancy by June first.
The farmers come to town
! these days and exchange
ideas, and discuss the extreme wet
season. Some have planted corn, the
majority of farmes have not planted
anything. They say if they can get in.
to their fields inside of aIweek or two
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11
Or.L RIDGE Dead Aa

PlOheeA fhlsicidh aAO one OF bne
wealthy msn Ia Kansas ClIy, died at
noon Noa~ay at b.s home, "Caste" "
Ridge, Twenty sec nd street and
Woodland avenue, after an illness Of
nearly year. He had been nn-
conscious for month and was In that
condition when be died. All Of the
members Of the family we're at the
bedside when death came.
sldes tue w,d w b. lssves tbre,
n lien, William Ridge, Thomas
;. X ige ana Mrs. Sophia LahenSn,
A brother, Benjamin Ridge, lives near
Higginsvtlle, Mo.
Dc. Rage was born in Adair county
Kentucsy, July 8. 1925, and came o
Nilsson with his parents in 1884, se.-
ting IN lafayette county, near Lexing
ton. Fourteen years later, after re-
ceiviug his diploma from TIansylvania
university, Lexington KY, he came to
Kansas CITY and began the practice o.
medicine Ia lS4S
Two years after coming here he mtr
ried Miss Eliza A, Smart, daughter
of Judga Cnomls Smart. rnsy had
five children Mrs. Ridge died 10 1880
In 1882 he was married to Miss MAJ
Campbell of C,ncinnati.
Dr.. Ridge retired frJn prsctic
about io'y years ago and gave
whole tlns to his investments.
About a ear ago he was taken / /, alu
two mod Is ago D.. 6 U. Cotin, MS
physici "A, decided that an operdto
was reoessary. He had recovered
fro II the operation, but other diseases
affected his heart. About most
ago he bec3me uscoaI3ious and graz.
ually sank
Son after his graduation DR. Ridge
came to Kansas City and opened an
oHioe on the Missouri river levee, be
tween Nam and Walnut street,
Once "hea telling the E.rly Settler
and Historical sooie y OF ns arriv !
he said:
"Of all The places | ever VISITED i,
life Kansas City was about tn5 mos
unprom sing | m sure / never had tn
east expectation thal it would gsus
INTO great city Fnere were otly a
lew houses, MIL, a0d gull,e, here aDo
one OF two little roads to got iut oul
the river. Oae passed along Zig ghtn
street and anotner was on TSelltb
street
"All of what is now Kansas ClA
was covered with forest Of timber
and nnderbEush. From Westport
Landing the old Santa Fe trail led 10
the south. The only other resident
physicians In Kansas City at that time
We're Dr.. Benoist Troost and DR.. r A
kice. | cam to the little settlement
with nothing but my horse, a stock Of
medicine and about s25 The climate
was healthy and patients were few
But was not discour aged and final,
ootalned start. A Mrs. John Camp
bell was i'll with fever, Her coudlto
.PreW worse, the attending pbysca
vas dismissed and l called in. I'm
case was desperate, but the woman IT,
Covered"
That was DR.. Ridges drst cas-,
lie became acquIin ed with several
tne WYantotte Indians, Sno had s.l
tled across the state lne in Kansn
and gradually ob ined their frend,b
and cooddenco. Tne Inlraas CAV
hlm the name of "Llttle Thunder "
because of bis strJng voice -Kansu,
City Star.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11
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The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11

e~e- = VI ~ AZ Acfoi "a LNN~As
Capt. Erv. Zeyzing came in last
Saturday from a prospecting trip
through Oklahoma. We know he has
come because we heard him laugh and
it sounded like he was mighty glad to
get back. There is no place like
home in old Missouri.
Edd Heushaw, who has been en-
ployed to preach at the Christian
Church and whose home was at Mar
shall Mo, came up last Friday for the
purpose of remaining permanently.
We are CLAN to have Bro. Henshaw
with us and extend to him a hearty
He is at home at present at Hotel
HarWoOd,
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11
CARp OF THANKs.

Mrs Anna Shoemaker and daugh-
ter Miss Edith wash to return tic r
heartfelt thanks and gratitude to al
who so kindly assisted them dur ing
the illness and death OF their husband
and father.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1907-05-11

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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19
MAPLE GROVE.

Tilmau Ship is having his resi-
dence painted.
Miss Nell Park visited Miss Mat
tie Caldwell Sunday.
Mrs. F. w. Watson visited Mrs.
T. e. Marshall Wednesday.
Robt. Marshall attended services
at the Baptist Church Sunday.
Misses Anna and Ivy Wheeler
were in Union City shopping We'd
nesday.
A few of Miss Grace caldwell's
many friends visited her Sunday
afternoon.
There has been so many April
showers the sStar" has not been
able to shine every week.
Miss Roberta Marshall has re-
turned to Belmont College at Nash
vile after a few days visit with her
parents.
Miss jamie Yandell. Of Humboldt,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. Fl. Nc
STAR.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19
NUMBER THREE.

Miss Fora Hudson is on the sick
list.
Miss Pearl Cloar, of Woodland,
is visiting relatives here.
Bert Prather, of Woodland, was
here Monday buying cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyner visited rela
tives in Number Ten Sunday.
Miss Brasfield, of Woodland, is
giving Miss Elma Ray music les
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Vaught, of
Number Ten, visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Bana Marshall has recently
moved into her newly completed
residence.
Herman Marshall, of Troy, spent
Monday night with his mother, Mrs.
Bena Marshall.
The third Saturday in May is set
apart tor children's services and
decoration day at Antioch.
Miss Maud Jonas has returned to
her home at Crescent, after spend
ing a week with Mrs. Chessie Green.
Rev. G. H. Stigler and lady will
leave May ! for the Southern Bap-
fist Convention and the Jamestown
Exposition.
CULVER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19
Do Won Owe Me7

1t is now past seven months since
] retired from the hardware bust
ness. I have always tried to have
pleasant settlements with my Gus
toners.
/ have sent many statements, but
you have tpiled to settle. / do not
expect to continue this expense.
Should you owe me an account, or
past due note. and fail to settle
same in a satisfactory way on or
before May lst, / will, without any
respect of persons, give same to an
officer for collection.
I trust you will not have me do
this. Yours respectfully,
Ell. DIETZEL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19
POLK.

Mrs. j. L. Peery spent a few days
with friends in the city this week.
The infant child of Mrs. Bill But.
Ter is dangerously sick with pneu-
monia.
Mics Bonnie Polk spent Friday
night with her friend, Miss Mary
Cunningham.
Mrs. r. L. Andrews and son,
Richard, were in Union City shop
ping Thursday.
Miss Harrie Crockett aud Mrs.
Herbert Harris. of Troy, attended
church here Sunday.
Mr. Frank Polk and family, of
Troy, spent Sunday with Mr.. Folks
mother, Mrs. Susan Polk.
We are glad to know that Master
Henry McGill, who has been very
sick, is progressing nicely.
Miss Annie Cunningham and bro
Their, Robert, visited their uncle,
Mr.. Bill Cunningham, Saturday.
Mr.. Polk Mcdonald last Monday
passed through Polk with eleven
fine Herefords, weighing 10000
pounds.
Miss Leila Buchanan and. Miss
Ethel Reaves attended the West
Tennessee Teachers Association
at Mckenzie Friday and Saturday
MAXINE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19
Marriage Licenses.

II. G. Watts and Bessie a. Price.
@. M. Carr and Cora Gamble
Il p. Lindsay and Sallie Wade.
j. G, Wall and Pearl r. Hampton.
Harrison Moore and .Maude Deem.
A. Wilson and Sudie Morris.
w. j. Blythe and Florence Moline
Al. Lacewell and Florence Boskins.
Alex. Vaughn and Mag Swindle.
w. B. McCallister and lula Byrd.
O. Fl. Donihoo and Annie Williams
Sam Davis and Ola McAllister,
Everett Gore and b. Copeland.
Jas. Harmon and Minnie Smith.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-04-19
GIBBS.
Gypsy

| Prof Rulings, of Obion, was here
Sunday. "
Miss Berta Caldwell returned tx
school in Newbern last Tuesday
Postmaster T. ]. Lowell, of Obion,
was here Tuesday.
Mr.. Clarence MCGEE, the day oper-
ator here, is in Nashville for few
days.
Mrs. Chas. d.. Moss, of Jackson,
was the guest of Mrs. r. H. Cheat
ham Sunday.
Misses Pauline Hardy and Ella
Griffin, Of the city, spent Wednes-
day afternoon here.
Misses Annie and Eula Renfro
and Hazel Coleman were guests Of
Miss Nell Cheatham Sunday.
Miss Birdie caruthers, Of the city,
who is engaged in stenographic
work at Obion, returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. John Bratton, of Nashville,
with the Hubert Machine Co. was
here Monday on his way to Dyers-
burg.
Miss Johnnie Mathews, Of 0bion,
was here Sunday. returning home
from a few days visit with UA,on
City friends.
Mr.. John Haynes and Miss la
Woods. Mr.. Wayne Mansfield and
Miss Roberts, Mr.. Jas. Hale and
Miss Lillian White, Of Bethlehem,
we're visitors here Sunday n{ter-
noon. WILD Flows.
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