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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04
Keep the Boys on the Farm

Aberdeen, July %. A. M. Nit
chell, a wealthy farmer residing
near Hecla, twenty miles north of
Aberdeen, is determined to keep
his large family of eight sons and
three daughters at home as long as
possible.
When some of the young folks
showed indications of restlessness,
Mr.. Mitchell proposed building .
house large enough to hold them
all with comfort, il they would but
stay at home. The children agreed,
and the father is now engaged in
carrying out his part Of the bar
gain by building atwo-story house
3Ox36 feet in size, with 18 foot
posts, and q wing 2Oz2O feet square
also two stories. The house will
contain II bedrooms, parlor, liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen,
three bath rooms, . washroom,
ETC.. finished in hard wood and
equipped with electric lights, hot
water heat, running water and I'll
modern conveniences.
The Mitchell farm comprises
1900 acres Of ept;onally choice
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04
Horse Falls in Well

Some time during Tuesday night
a large work horse being pastured
on the Gale place southeast of
town, broke through the well plat
form and fell to the bottom, dis
tance of about Is it. The animals
plight was not discovered until in
the morning, and strenuous efforts
were made to effect a rescue before
the animal perished. The we'll is
a large one being about eight feet
in diameter and as the horse went
down hind feet foremost it was
hoped that the equine would be
saved without serious injury. John
Wray, a neighbor of Mr.. Gale,
and other help was secured and a
ditch was started and slanted
towards the we'll in an endeavor to
make a mode of egress from the
prison. After hours of hard labor
q team was hitched onto the horse
and then four were put on but they
couldn't bulge the animal. After
number of futile attempts in
which ropes, chains and double
trees were broken in rapid success
sion, it was decided upon to call on
DR.. Potter and secure the aid of
his traction engine. This scheme
proved to be successful and slowly
but surely the big engine started
its cargo of horse flesh up to the
surface of the earth. When the
animal was finally pulled out and
rested up little it was found that
she was practically uninjured and
walked off and began to eat grass
as unconcerned as though nothing
had happened. The accident which
happened on Frank Gales place is
not an uncommon occurrence, but
the method of rescue is q new one
to us, and those who assisted are
to be congratulated on the success
full outcome of their scheme.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04

blamed for using that which the
law gives them, and to the Gazette
it seems that much of the bitter
feeling which has been engendered
is Unnecessary. Among those who
had stock shot are George Gum,
who had one COW killed and two
others injured, w. II. Reed, who
had one steer killed, and it is re-
ported that Delos Sisson had
mare killed and two or three cat
tie wounded. -Wasta Gazette.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04
Two Big Ditch Projects

The Typographical diversity OF
South Dakota is shown in two
large projects which are taking up
the time of State Engineer Lea.
One of these is in Clark county,
and covers a large drainage pro-
ject, which will cost more than
100000. The ditch will be at one
place 30 feet in depth. and will
drain a large area of swamp land
when it is completed. The COM
missioners of that county a few
days ago opened bids for the work,
but on account of the figures sub
mitted, have decided to call for
new bids. Since that time the en-
gineer has been making estimates
on tunnel lined with reinforced
concrete in the deepest part of the
ditch.
The tunnel will be more costly
in construction, but a ditch of that
width with the necessary ground
for disposal of the earth taken out
will mean the taking up of q wide
strip of ground, and one land own
er is asking 81, 200 for the right of
way wanted. The tunnel plan would
eliminate the expense and would al
low the use of the land above for
agriculture.
The other project on which the
engineer is working is an irriga-
tion plan for the country east of
Rapid City, which will mean the
expenditure of practically s2,OOO,-
600 before it is completed. 1t will
mean the storage of the waters of
Rapid Creek in the months when
they are not needed for irrigation.
1t will require ditch 25 miles in
length to carry the water to the
proposed storage reservoir. The
irrigation of thousand of acres of
land now given over to grazing,
and a large increase in the popula-
tion of Pennington county are aims
of the project. At present there
are numerous private irrigating
bitches taking water from Rapid
Creek, but all want it in the months
of crop growing. Those on the
upper reaches of the stream get
what they want and those lower
down get what they can. In the
months when the water is not need
ed for the crops it goes to waste.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04

land, stocked with Aberdeen An
gus cattle, English Shire horses,
$500 sheep, 200 hogs and other
livestock, and three barns fully as
we'll adapted to their purpose as
the house is for its human occu-
pants. -lankton Press and Dako-
tan.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04

about. Other reports from differ
ent sections state that shacks and
buildings were blown helter skel-
ter over the prairies but no definite
information has been received in
regard to any great damage being
done. In some instances where
hay had been recently stacked.
almost the entire STACKS were scat
tered over the pralries.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04


Mr.. Willis served notice on Mr..
Mauser to return his lease and the
state would refund his money.
Cottonwood Republican.
While Emil Baseler was water
ing his team, they became fright
ened and ran away. His buggy
was badly broken and his harness
was scattered for three miles,
Marietta Eagle.
Bob Gray recently traded horses
with half-breed Indian. That
night the breed came back and ap-
propriated the horse he had traded
to Bob. Up to date no trace has
been found of either the horse or
ndian.-Hayes Homestead.
Chas Shoemaker, living two
miles south of town had the mis-
fortune last Saturday, to have his
horse fall on him, and the result
was a fracture of the right leg
which was promptly reduced by
DIR. Minard. Realizing that he
was in none too good circumstan-
ces, his friends got busy and raised
a purse for him by popular SUBJ
scription amounting to about $50.
Midland Star.
A very serious and painful acci.
dent happened to little Francis
klempa, the twelve. year olddaugh-
ter of Mrs. A. w. Simpson, five
miles southeast of here, last Tues
day when her horse threw her and
fell upon her. The large buckle
in the glrth cut very serious cash
into her thigh. DR.. Cowen was
called and dressed the wound. Sew
eral stitches were necessary to
close the gash.-Grindstone Grit.
Lille Scheuttie came out from
Philip Saturday where she has
been working. She will visit with
her parents here for a month when
she expects to return and resume
her duties at the Northwestern no.
tel.-Marietta Eagle.
DR.. K. B. Driver, formerly of
this city but now located at Philip,
informs US that DR.. H. H. Stuart
who will succeed him here will az
rive in Kadoka Tuesday, Aug. 2.
DR.. Stuart will be prepared to
do all kinds of dental work. He
can be found at Hotel Dacotah un-
til he can complete arrangements
for permanent Office. .-Kadoka
Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Norby
spent Sunday at the Smales home
near Kimbro. That section has
changed considerable since we
used to make weekly visits in that
Observation-Disclosures years ago.
At that time we could leave Hayes,
travel across country and never
encounter a fence, but now one
must travel section lines and there
are large fields of grain. The 8x1O
shack has been replaced by more
commodious dwellings, and the
country has an altogether differ
ent appearance. Hayes Home
stead.
The Postofice at Climax will
be discontinued after July 3Oth.
Hereafter people receiving mail
from Climax formerly, will have
to go to Grlndstone after it.
Grindstone Grit.
DR.. A. j. Hennings arrived in
Kadoka last Saturday in reponse
to an invitation from w. A.
Schwichtenberg and after looking
over our town and the surround
ing country has decided to locate
here. The doctor comes here
highly recommended and with
nine years experience and we be-
lieve he will soon succeed in build
ing up q magnificent practice. |
His family arrived Tuesday night
and are now making this city their
home. We join with numerous
others in welcoming them to our
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04

The First State Bank Of Philip
IS now prepared to loan reasonable
amounts On land on which patent
= been issued. l1tf
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1910-08-04
Band Concert Program

Saturday Aug, 9Th.
The Meteor" March
BY Clarence Woods.
'Dreamland' Waltz
BY Roeder.
Gilt Edge" Overture
By Louis + Bo0s.
May Bells Sdhottische
ByA.fW. Knef.
In Ole Kentuck" March
BY Edward Hazel.
The Prospector" March
By r. Holmes.
Selection.
For Sale Cheap @ Omplete
thrsshlng ontit, horse poseF, I,-
Quire y this Office.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
MT. LEONARD

Mss Maggie Horrigan Of Kansas
City visited relatives and friends
here last week.
Miss Minnie Hockensmith return
ed to her duties Monday after an
extended western trip. ID,
To Smith is attending the Bap-
fist general association al Nevada
Mo-. this week.
Dan Kleen is quite sick at pres.
ent writing.
Mrs. John Whittleton of Lyons
Kansas, Mrs. w. A. Smitherman, of
Kansas City and Mrs. John Dyer
and daughter Virginia OF Fairville
were guests of their sister Mrs.
NJ. Gentry last week.
Carl Grimes, wife and daughter
visited Mrs. Grimes parents in
Marshall Sunday.
T. M. Smitherman, wife and son
of Mexico made a flying trip to
our town Monday coming on the
mail and returning ON the plug.
Mrs. c. j. Oquest and son Cellie
visited the formers cousin east or
Marshall Sunday.
j. X. Martin OF Sedalia was "a
guest of his cousin A. B. Cort Sat-
urday. jtf.r.-.
Mrs. E. Simmons returned home
Sunday after spending two weeks
with relatives in Marshall.
James Baker and wife are the
proud parents Of fine baby boy.
which arrived Monday Oct. II.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
AYRES

Mrs, Watson Wood went to Gil
lam Sundayto attend the funeral
OF her aunt.
Johnnie Rupert and wife enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Elliott
Brown and family, Henry Jones
and family and Otto Rupert and
family.
Misses Eva Moss, Clara and En-
ma Bollman of Slater, and Arber
Carr were the guests of Miss nellie
Dulaney and brother Sunday.
Amos Audsley and family were
elmer GUESTS OF Geo Wo!fskill and
wife Sunday.
Several around here attended the
preaching at New Frankfort Sum
day night.
The Womans Missionary Society
met at the home of Miss Cecil
Carr Thursday evening.
Joe Stephens and family spent
Sunday evening with Amos Single
ton and wife.
Marvin Barlow and wife who
have been visiting relatives here
lett Saturday for Moberly.
Robert Kemper is sporting a
new buggy, hurry girls and see
who will be the lucky n to get
the first ride.
Mrs. Pike Tompson who has been
visiting her parents in Kansas the
last two months, returned home
last week.
Harry Hummel and vile of Slater
attended preaching at New Pros
pect Sunday.
Geo. Carr and daughters, Floyd
Carr and wife visited at the home
OF R. H. Carr Sunday.
Jake Brummit is working the
roads now and getting them in
fine shape for winter.
Herbers Wolfski.l Lorght two
fine horses from B. P. Storts last
week.
Tom Hatfield and family were
visiting at the homa OF Roster
Norvell Sunday.
Judge Wolfskill and Robert
Kemper went to Kansas City last
week to spent a few days.
Some of our farmers attended
the fair at Brunswick last week.
Fred Heumann is home or a short
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
COW CREEK

We are having lovely weather
at present.
A. H. Yates and family visited
Tom Burks and family Sunday.
Arrived at the home of j. r
Griffitts and wife Sunday Oct. 16
a fine girl.
Ruby Griffitts spent Sunday with
Nellie Yates.
Eddie Clemens, wife and little
son Edward spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Glenn
ems.
Mrs. Lucy Yates is on the sick
list.
c. c. Miller and wife were shop
ping in Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. Myrtle Spradley is visiting
her mother Mrs. John Yates this
week.
Sam Reynolds passed through
our burg Tuesday.
Arthur Peel went to Marshall on
business Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
LITTLE ROCK

Mrs. Robert Johnson was a din
ner guest of Henry Madd:x anc
family Monday.
Mrs. j. p. Dysart was on the sick
List last week but is improving.
Several from here attended the
sale of Charley Niemeyer Saturday
and things sold fine.
Howard Dysart called on Azc
Colt Sunday.
j. A. Hensick and mother visited
at the home OF Mrs. j. p. Dysarts
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lorine Thornton called or
Miss Jaurita Ferney Sunday.
Mrs. Onie Thomas and son How
ard were Little Rock callers Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Mable Heumann was shop
ping in Gillian Saturday.
Herbert Ferney called on his best
girl Sunday. %
Mrs Jesse Hensick and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian were in our burg
Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
All Out of Sorts.
Has Any Marshall Person
Never Felt that Way.

Feel all out of sorts?
Tired, Blue, Irritable, Nervous?
Back feel lame and achy?
That's the story of sick kidneys
Bad blood circulating about
Uric acid poisoning the body.
just n way to feel right again
Cure the sluggish kidneys;
Do it with Doan's Kidney Pills
Doan's have cured many Marshall
people.
Here's one case.
Mrs, E. Lindsey, $50 w. Boyd 81
Marshall, Nc. says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills have been used by mem,
bers of my family with the best re-
suits. ! am glad to recommend
this remedy" an
For SADIE by all dealers. Price 6t
cents. -Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for thf
United States. 60 s!s. N.
Remember the name Doan's4
and take no other.
AKA" IN .A n
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
BLUE LICK

Rev. Boulware will preach next
Saturday and Sunday and Sunday
night.
There was quite a crowd gather
at L. c. Dennis last Sunday in hon
or of Mrs. j. j. Holden and Mrs. w
A. Hell birthday. They received a
great many presents and a good
dinner and ice cream was served
All spent a pleasant day.
V. c. Huff has finished grading
theb ridge and the mail crossed
the bridge today.
Roy Lasley and wife visited the
latters parents last week Gt Nor
ton.
Charley Fenwick was in this
vicinity yesterday talking OF To-
eating near Blue Lick.
Vii Tlent il making sorgum this
week. He is the champion molass-
es maker of this country.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
HAM

Geo. Bell, a former Miami boy,
but now of Montana, made Miami
a short visit last week.
Reed Page OF Slater drove over
from Slater Sunday with Rev.Clark
TO witness the wedding ceremony
of Eli Rosenthall and Miss Rose
Mcclure.
Com. Haynie a Miami school boy
while attending the ball game at
Dewitt Saturday got quite a re-
minder OF Miami's defeat by being
cut under one of his eyes.
Mesdames Vim. Ryan and Milt
Haynie have returned from a visit
to Slater.
Jease Wheeler has returned to
his home in Miami after a long So
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a s 7 r IA
SWEET SPRINGS

Miller Street is being improved
with four big modern store build
ings. c. X. Smith is erecting a
double store building to be occu-
pied by Ed Reavis and F. H. Tis-
dale and an opera house on the
second floor. T. c. Andrews and
H. Renken are erecting the other
two buildings for their W as
business houses.
Mrs. E. N. Ford of Kansas City
spent several days with her sister
Mrs. Mcconnell.
Miss Bertha Asche visited rela-
tives and attended the State Fair
at Concordia last week.
DR.. Owens and mother, Rev. G..
E. Shanklin, Mr.. and Mrs, J. r. AL
len attended the Convention of
the Christian church at Topeka,
Kansas.
Milton Alison, candidate for clerk
of County Court spent Tuesday in
Sweet Springs making the acquaint
ance OF voters here.
Mrs. Sarah Owens has gone to
visit her daughter, Mrs, Ed Rea,
at Coffeyville, Kansas.
Mrs. w. j. Free who has been
with her SON and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Free of Kansas City, Kas.
for several weeks returned Sunday
night.
A report came from the country
Wednesday morning that Julius
Oaks had died at his home north
Of town. Later the report was
confirmed.
Miss Dorothy Simrall spent sew
eral days in Columbia with friends
last week. l,
Miss lola HARDWOOD visited rela-
tives in Kansas City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Nelson have
left for a months travelling thru
the West sight seeing.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
HERNDON

We are having fine weather now
and the farmers are busy sowing
wheat.
Born to j. s. Bishop and wife on
Oct II fine boy.
Mrs. Bud Huston Of Saline, N. D
came in last Thursday and is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Eliza Rig
gins who has been quite poorly.
Reich Keith left Tuesday for Old
Mexico.
Grandma Baker who has been
real sick is some better.
Chas. Elliot and sister Mrs. Rich
Keith left Monday for Montana for
the bedside of their brother Addie
who is not expected to live.
j. L. Masters and wife were shop
ing in Sweet Springs the first of
THE week.
Madam says listen and we
viii hear wedding bells soon. Z
George Williams and Ed Lane,
of mean Anthony, Kansas are Wis
iting relatives here at present.
Richard Keeth started Monday on
an extended trip to Texas and
Mexico.
Rev. c. L. Wallace filled his reg
uIar appointment at Hazel Grove
Sunday.
DR.. Jackson reports the arrival
OF a fine boy ait the home OF J.. s,
Bishop Oct. 18th. He. also reports
three cases OF infantile paralysis
between here and Rose Valley
Mrs. T. F. Huston and daughter
Marion OF Saline, N. d., came in
last week to visit relatives.
The Christian Endeavor Society
telested "A. n, Masters ahda Matte
Hilton as delegates to the State
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
RIVER VIEW

Frank Leimkuhler and wife were
~transacting business in Marshall
Monday.
Dr.. w. L. Sharp was in this To-
cality Sunday.
Fred Field was mingling with his
Gillian friends Friday.
L. N. Colt and son attended the
stock show in Kansas City last
week.
|. Several from here attended the
Niemeier sale ait Hardeman Satur-
day.foita "a
Joe Kiso was trading in Slater
Monday.
Jesse Hensick, wife and daugh-
ter attended the oyster support in
Arrow Rock Saturday evening.
A. j. Kruger, wife and sou and
Miss Lena Kammeyer were trading
in Slater Mondy.
Miss Louise Blumhorst was shop
ping in Slater Tuesday.
Mrs. Bowler is the guest OF Mrs.
Wood Johnson this week.
E. F. Detmer went to Slater last
Tuesday afternoon on business.
Misses Gertrude Johnson and
Lillian Hensick spent Tuesday af-
ternoon with relatives near Slater.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21

C. E. convention at sedalias oct,
81 to 30.
w. Fl. higgins has bought Mr.
Boners interest in the store here
and is now sole proprietor. Mr..
Boner has not decided just what
he will do as yet.
Mrs. H. A. Thomas and children
visited in Marshall Saturday.
Miss Matilda Huff is home again
after a four weeks visit in Kansas
City.
w. L. Bonner and John Turner
started Tuesday on a prospecting
trip to the southern counties.
Jas Far:s spent Sunday with his
home folks.
Thos. E. Ray Of Sweet Springs
was here Tuesday and bought some
sheep from D. F. Freshman.
Mrs. Annie Leith and children OF
Ellsworth, Kansas came in Tuesday
to visit relatives.
w. II. higgins and wife attended
the Clark-Foree nuptial at Mar
shall Wednesday.
We ere informed by the president
of the s.. of R. Lodge that there
will be one more effort made to
reorganize and all members wheth-
er In good standing or not are re-
quested to be present and bring
at least one name each for appli-
cation to the next regular meet
ing which will be held Saturday
29th either on Major Hu.fs or Shell
lenburgers platform owing to the
weather. f..-.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
GRAND PASS

Mrs. Bertha Webb Paulsen OF
independence is visiting her aunt
Mrs. A. E. Riley and other r-la:ives
here.
Mrs. E. G.. Treadway has another
new lot of millinery goods.
Misses Marie Flegar and Pearl
Riley were shopping in Marshall
Thursday.
Mrs. N II. Webb visited her cous-
in, Mrs. Dora Robertson in Waver-
ly last week.
Mrs. Demoss has received an
other lot OF millinery goods.
Mrs. Nellie Hill and children OF
Kansas City are visiting her aunt
Mrs. Emma Webb and other rela-
tives.
The revival at the Christian
church conducted by Rev. s. M.
Martin and Rev. Scott closed last
week. Several new members wer
added to the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Burrus visited in
Miami Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. H. Foster will fill his APP
pointment at the M. E. Church on
Sunday morning and evening.
The ladies OF w. G. I. U. ane
nounce they VIII prepare an ex-
cellent dinner for all the voterss
here ait Grand Pass Nov. sth. This
dinner is free to voters that day.
The remains of J. Frazell who
died 81 years ago and was buried
in Warsaw, Nc, were brought here
by his brother and buried by the
side of his father in the cemetery
here last Saturday. This had been
his request at time of death.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
BROWNLEE

The sale of Charley Neimeicr on
Saturday was well attended.
Miss Blanch Townsend and aunt
MIRA Jack Bingham are in Kansas
City this week.
Glen Townsend and family re-
turned Sunday from Petis county
where they had been visiting rel.
afives and friends for several days
MSS Minnie Lafavor visited Miss
Sarah Wilkerson Friday night.
Mss Lula Thorp was the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Vic Townsend
from Wednesday till Friday oil
last week.
MISS Kathrynn Ellis went to
Marshall Friday on the evening
train 40 visit home folks return
ing Sunday.
MESS Sue Phillips is the guest Of
Miss Mabel Townsend this week.
Everett Townsend and wife have
gone 10 housekeeping on the price
farm three miles from Arrow Rock
Lloyd W:Ikerson and family were
visiting Robert Beasley and fam
lily Sunday.
Huston Townsend was calling on
Miss Ellis Sunday.
Andrew Brownlee was calling in
Nelson Sunday evening.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-21
a.:
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Vampires ard ck-o-Lanterns
jolly
Bid YOU unto all Hallow's folly
Hifher come by dark o. moon,
Ybu cannot join the fun too soon.
at Shackelford school house
Friday evening, Oct. TWEEN y-eiyh.
Nineteen hundred and ten.
The y. F. w. Club will meet with
Mira Wright Thursday Afternoon
Ort 2Dth.
James Garrard and Garnet Hutch
erson were in Marshall Saturday.
Mss Margie Haas spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in
Slater
Hnbey Hudson and bride took
1hs train at this place Fridcy nj s.
n shower of rice for their southern
honeymoon trip.
h A. Jones who has been on the
s5.k list is improving.
Mss Lura Hutchorson was shop
ping in Marshall Saturday.
NJ u. Hall and wife of Marshall
WEIR guests at the Cooper home
Sunday.
hiss Hetty Hasgall spent Sunday
with Marshall friends.
Miss Helen Thompson a udent
OF n v. c. spent Sunday here with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson.
Don't forget the Halloween and
shoe box party at Shackelford
school house Friday, Oc'. 28.
The Misses Withers OF Fairville
wrre the guests of their grandpar-
EMS NJ. ana Mrs. T. w. Winslow
Sunday.
Mrss. Mary Crank OF Marshall
IS spending the week with Mrs.
AIce Cooper.
Lester Hutcherson and wife re-
Turned from a visit to Kansas CT
Sunday.
Mike Finnegan of Kansas is Wis
1ting homefolks here.
w L. Carter and family of Mar
shall were guests OF R. F. Carter
and wife Sunday.
Father Jennings was called to
Kansas City Sunday by the death
OF a near relative.
Mas Edna Baker OF Slater was
the gnest OF Miss Margie Haas on
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Crank, Mrs. Charles
Thompson, Mrs. Alice and Mrs. NJ
E. Cooper were entertained at a
sunptuous dinner Tuesday at the
home of j. C. M:kels near Salt
Springs.