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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-29
First publication October %. 1910
Publication Notice.

In the District court of Trego county. Kansas.
c. b Williams and e. l.. Williams. Plaintiffs.
John Frye. Phillip Frye Francis Loomis and
Florence Loomis. minors. and Mast Frye.
Defendants.
The State of Kansas. to John Frye. Phillip
Frye. Francis LOOMS and Florence LOOMS.
minors. and Mast Frye. defendants above
named:
You and each of you will take notice that
there is now file in the office of the clerk of
district court in and for the county of Trego.
the state of Kansas. the petition of the
plaintiffs above named. alleging that they are
the owners OF ali of section fifteen DAD and
the north half of section seventeen 90 in
three CD W est. in TregO county. Kansas and
praying that their title thereto be declared
valid and perfect. and forever quieted. as
against you and each of you; that you and
eac CHI of you be forever barred and enjoined
from asserting claiming any interest in or to
said premises or any part tgereOf-
That you must answer said petition filed as
aforesaid. on or before the Bird day of D. Gem
Der 1910. or said petition will be taken as true
and a Judgment rendered in said action
against you and each of you forever barring
you and each of you of all right. title. lien.
claim or interest in to said premises above
described. and every part thereof. and a fur
Their Judgment will be rendered forever quiet
| ing the title of said plaintiffs in and to said
premises.
w. E SAUM.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Attest: c. E Ridgway.
ISeall Clerk. District Court.
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Election Proclamation.

State of Kansas IS
County of Trego,
The State of Kansas. to all to whom these
presents shall come greeting
Know Ye. That L. the undersigned sheriff of
Trego county. Kansas by virtue Of the au-
give public notice. that on the Tuesday sue
1910. there will be held u general election and
the Officers at this time to be chosen are as
follows. to-wit:
lieutenant governor
attorney general
Three railroad commissioners
One auditor of state
secretary of state
treasurer of state
superintendent of Insurance
superintendent of public instruction
state printer
JUDICIAL
Two justices of supreme court
One judge 23rd judicial district
" CONGRESSMAN 9th district
" representative 99th district
COUNTY
One treasurer Dong term)
" treasurer (shOrt term)
county clerk
= probate judge
county attorney
" register of deeds
a. clerk of district court
county superintendent
commissioner district
one county surveyor
Z" county commissioner 1st district
One trustee
treasurer
. clerk
Two justices of peace
Two conStableS
AMENDMENTS
The following proposition to amend the
constitution of the state of Kansas will also
be voted upon
Proposition to amend the constitution
ating to the compensation of members of the
legislature
And votes of electors of said officers will be
received the usual polling places of each
election district in said county
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand. at my office at VAIN eeney. in said
county this IL day of October A. D. Lilo
}. j. DRUMMOND, Sheriff.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-29
AND FINALLY.

We corially invite all voters to ex-
anime careflly the life, work, merit
and qualifications of all the candi-
dates we have presented, urging all
voters to go to the polls and work as
their honest conviction dictate for
the best interest of the county If
this is done we have no fear of the re-
suit and no one will have cause to re-
greet the choice of the people. Go to
the polls. Every voter should take
time to perform his public duty.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-29

Don't let the baby suffer from
eczema, sores or any itching of the
skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant
relief, cures quickly Perfectly safe
for children. All druggists sell it,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-10-29
OUR TICKET

OF course it goes without saying
that The World is supporting the
Republican state ticket from top to
bottom without exception. In fact,
we can see no adequate reason why
any intelligent citizen of Kansas
should want to do otherwise. We
are also supporting Hon. l. d. Young
for congress. His nomination was
sufficient evidence that he is the
choice of his party and we believe
that he will be the choice of the
voters of the Sixth District at large.
We are supporting E. A. Rea for
Judge of the 23rd judicial district.
We have known Ed. for twenty years
and know that he has had the train
ing and experience, and has the
ability and disposition, both natural
and acquired, which will enable him
to be capable and impartial judge.
However, it is to the Republican
county ticket, more especially, that
we wish to direct the attention of
our readers at this time. Most of our
nominees have been residents of the
county for several years, and are well
known to all old timers, but to those
unacquainted with them we wish to
say that more than half of them
have held various positions of public
trust in the county and have been
found worthy and competent, and
that is the reason their names are
now on the ticket. To those who be-
lieve that the geographical distribu-
tion of the candidates on ticket is a
matter of Importance we would say
that five of the seven townships of
the county are represented by one or
more candidates on the Republican
ticket, six of the number being resi-
dents of the four corner townships.
REPRESENTATIVE GOTH DISTRICT.
Herman Long is our candidate for
the legislature from this county He
has been resident of Wa-Keeney for
the last ten years where he has fol
lowed the profession of law, having
at least his share of the most inn
portant practice and being generally
successful in his cases. His acquaint-
ance with the country, his education
training and experience and particu-
larly his knowledge of English law
language and legal procedure make
him especially well qualified as q
legislator. Mr.. Long is a property
owner and taxpayer and there is
every possible why he should be elect
ed. You ought to vote for Herman
Long regardless of political bias.
COUNTY CLERK.
For county clerk the Republican.
nominated c. c. Hickman, of Collyer
Charlie, as he is generally known, il
practically a Trego county product
having lived nearly all his life il
Collyer township, and is the son of :
pioneer citizen, the late J. FL. Hick
man. For the last several years h.
has been, and is now, engaged il
merchandising and has had other ex
tensive practice and experience which
with liberal schooling, has fitted hin
especially well for a clerical position
such as the office of county clerk, an
to which we predict he will be elect
ed. Vote for Charlie.
COUNTY TREASURER.
(Short Term)
G. W. Marshall was appointe
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First published Oct y. 1910
Notice for Publication-Serial No. O1O2S

Department of the Interior
U. s. Land once at Topeka. Kan
October ~. 1870
Notice is hereby given that David Defines of
VAIN eeney. Kans.. " no. on May IL. 1904 made
homestead entity 27l41. serial No 910-S. for
northeast quarter section .. township IA
south range 8 west 9Th principal meridi n.
has filed notice of intention to make final five
year proof. establish claim 20 the land above
described, b.-fore the honorable clerk of the
District Court OF Trego county Kansas. at
Wa-keeney. Kansas. on the 3rd day of De
cember. 1910
Claimant Witnesses; Charles
Folkers. james Benish. Herman Hei man.
Frank Benish: all of Na-Keeney. Kansas
GEO. " FISHER.
Register
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COUNTY TREASURER.
(Short Term)

G. W. Marshall was appointed
county treasurer about fifteen months
ago at the death of his brother, G. G.
Marshall, and has been nominated as
a candidate to fill out the unexpired
term of his brother. He has no op-
posing candidate for this position but
should receive the hearty support of
all voters and to which his faithful
and accommodating service entities
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FATNEss AND TEMPERAMENT
Climate. Not Laughter or Good Tenn
per. Is Cause Of stoutncss,
Says Professor.

Let me have men about me that
are TAT So said Caesar, who plainly
pelieved that fairness was a question
OF temperament and soul. IT. is. in.
deed, one Of the things which the
most OF mankind vaguely believe
tnat rat people are. on the whole.
easy going. comfortable and good to
I'VE with. But. says the Family Doc
Tor, II we are to follor Professor
i-Fde. IL is all a mistake to suppose
mat fairness and temperament are
connected. What makes people fat Is
not. as the adage has 1t, laughter mr.
good temper. but climate. From one
end OF Denmark to the other.o Save
Professor Lyde, you would not find .
really thin man." which seems rather
huge generalization, even for a nro.
Iessor. But 1t is supported by reasons
ne people. we are told. live in warm
buildings and feed on milk and GER
eais, Moreover, the climate Of the
country has not the weight reducing
influence of warmer and drier lands.
so tnat the men get SO lazy that they
VIII not take the trouble even to cut
up their food" We have an idylI,c
picture OF Denmark as country
where everyone spends all his time
eaung Sandwiches. It sounds cioying
and thirsty.
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WASHING WITHOUT WATER
Is Like Trying to Get Rid Of Dandrut
Without Herpicide.

Did yon ever see any one trying
TO wash themselves without soap OF
water,
II You did what would yon say Of
him?
II is every bit as foolish to- try to
get rid of Dandruff and to prevent
Badness by feeding the germs which
cause it, with Canthrarides, yaseline,
Giycerine and similar substances
which form the principal ingredients
OF most so-callcd Hair Growers.
Newbro's Herpicide is successful
because it attacks and kills the para.
site germ which feeds on the hair
roots.
= Is the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send DC
IN stamps for sample 10 The Her.
picide Co, Detroit. Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed For
sale by all druggists.
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Not Room for the Doc.

III you are distinctly doggy man,
with a Partially for doggy tewelry.
there is one disadvantage in owning
a dachshund," said the man who likes
dogs.
For the first time in my life 7
have chosen dachshund for my faith.
full companion Sometimes I wish i
hadn't The dogs all right, and l like
MIN hrst rate. but getting a pin to
match has been hard work. Into store
after store ! have marched with that
dog, as was my custom with all nv
other dogs, and every place ! have
put my usual question: Have you a
pin tha. looks like this dogg
Nobody had. guess they thought
there was too much OF him to 90 on a
pin"
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be accompanied by st. Frances De
Sales orchestra.
Mrs. Ella AIarder Organist.
BAPTIST CHRISTMAS.

BAPTIST CHRISTMAS.
Last evening a Christmas social wa
given at the First Baptist church
Many OF the parents and scholars o
the Sunday school We're present. 4
Santa Claus and other festivities were
enjoyed. Arthur Petry impersonatet
Santa. A pie from which were ap
pended cords. cantained gifts in its
hinge center for the little ones.
Tomorrow morning the following
Christmas program will be rendered
Song By School.
Prayer.
Scripture.
Opening Carol-Ch Chorus.
Piano and yiolin-D elbert and LLOYD
Chute
Recitation-Geo. Hubert.
Duet Ruby Hummer, Elizabeth
Wilson.
Song Primary class.
Recitation-John De Yong
Solo-Miss Jester.
Ring All the Bells'-Chorus
Recitation Mildred Davis.
Solo-Mrs. W. J. Hubert.
Song-Primary class.
Recitation-Marie Linquist.
Song by School.
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Mrs. John Drew Better.

McLeanshoro, 1ll.-"About five years
ago. says Mrs. John l.. Drew, of this
place, 4 was afflicted with pains and
ifregularity every month. suffered
continually, was weak and respondent,
and unable to do my housework. /
took Cardui. and in one month, | felt
Ike new woman and worked hard
all summer. ! am now in perfect
health, and recommend Cardui to all
suffering women Every day, during
the past so years, Cardui has been
steadily forging ahead as result of
its proven value in fema1e troubles.
It relieves headache. backache, WON.
aniy misery and puts fresh strength
into weary bodies. Try it.
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ST. PETERS

The program of Christmas music At
saint Peters Catholic church Will be
as follows.
High mass at five and ten o'clock
in the morning.
Low mass at eight o'clock.
The music at the two high masses
VIII be the same, when the regular
choir at St Peters viii render Theo-
dore Won LaHache's Missa Pro Pace,
under the direction of Miss Julia
Connolly.
Kyrie Elieson, Christie EIeison--
SOPRANO and alto duet, and chorus.
Sioria in Excelsio Deo-- Chorus
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Or. J. EATON JOHNSTON.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN

II SIGIklN AIND SURGEON.
The only physician practicing OstsI
opathy in the county. The Smith.
sonian truss fitted and guarantees
the only truss that holds. Office
North eide Of Main street third doc,
above Fifth. PhCre 80. Residence
Ninth and Webster. Prone 4S4. p
Q. Lock Cox Al, arsaw, III.
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DR.. c. r. BLANkENSh,p.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Ofice-Y. NJ. c. A. Bids; resideu.
80 North Fifth Street. ofde
pnones-lowa sos Red, Hub, 157;Rs
Idenee phones-lowa 1910 Black, Hui
1861.
Office hours $50 to 10 : H.; Il
p. M, and z tosS p. m.
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AT ST. PAUL-s.
Program to be Given at the ST. PauFs
German Evangelical Church Sat

urday Evening, Dec. "a,
at 7:3o.
Song. "Hosana"-By school and
congregation.
Song, %. du Frohliche'- school
and congregation.
Scripture reading and prayer.
Song, "Herbei, o, ihr Claubigenr-
By school and congregation.
Short introduction by Rev. Nuesch.
Song, Der Christbaum" Lighting
OF the tree.'')
Recitation, q Wish You Merry
Christmas Harry Wolfe, Carl
Schmidt. Carl scherer, Karl Konsen,
Carl Bode, Henry Lou.
Song, Holy Night Primary de-
partment
Recitation, Christmas is Here
Elsie BODIES class.
Recitation-Helen and Frieda Hicks.
Recitation, Stars for Jesus''-Mrs.
BODIES class.
Recitation-AIice Karle.
Motion song. Just a Little Baby"
Glasses of Dora Englehardt and
Addie schmidt
Recitation, ION this Holy Morning"
Rudolph Schneider. Carl Bode and
Carl Schmidt.
Edith Jingst.
Song, 20 Little Town of Bethlehem
School and congregation.
Recitation, Peace. Light, Love and
JOY Glass of Nettie Writ.
Song, "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing School and congregation.
Recitation, Christmas Chimesn-
Louisa Meister's class.
Recitation, NO Room at the Inn
Carleen Bode.
Recitation-El Elmer Hafsch
Song-Classes of Kate Englehardt.
Peuline Schneider, Madeline yollers
Recitation, DAY Ever Dearp-Wal.
timer Wolfe, Carl Fisher Irwin Raber
Recitation, Bringing Gifts to Jesus,
Mr. Ludwig's class.
Recitation-Carl Hoffman
Song, Joy to the world,-schooI
and congregation
Recitation, When Jesus Was Born,,
Helen Ludwig.
Recitation-Helen Wolfe
Recitation, What the Star Saw
Marie Sitter.
Distribution of gifts.
The annual special Christmas co,.
lection for the orphans will be talen
al this time.
Prayer and benediction.
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DIR. a. M. STOCKING,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, Room !. Dorsey Bldg, 1t
and Rlondeau SITS. Residence, 50
Concert ST.
Office Hours--11 to IL a. m.2 to
and 7::so to $50 p. m. Telephones
Iowa. 2a1 Red; Miss. Valley. 2oo6.
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CONGREGATIONAL. TONIGHT.

/ CONGREGATIONAL TONIGHT.
This evening at seven o'clock at The
! Congregational church the following
program will be given by the mem
/ bers OF the Sunday school:
J Cantata-What Happened to Santa
Santa Claus-Joseph Wycoff.
Se1ton-Van Hayden
/ Jack Frost-John HUDSON
Sparkle, Queen OF the rairies-Adu
I Conrad.
Betsy Jane, a Rag Charles
Dickinson.
Vfolet-Gsrtruds Garrison.
Pansy-Ella May Thomas.
Daisy-Heien Kiedasch.
Iily-Dorothy Duncan.
Karl-Rcbert Ebersole.
Mark-Kennetn Daugberty.
Scribble-Ralston Hayden.
F'airies-Mabel Millspaugh. Alice
Beckman
Gypsies-Delmar Thomas, Daniel
Bishop, William Miller, Donald yath,
Robert Brown, Edward Ebersole,
Frank Bideweil, George Stanwood
Brigands-Jas. Hollingsworth. Chas.
Parsons. Jack Weess, Junior Weess,
Carroll Joy, Everett Harmon, Melvin
Mullen.
Tots-Harold Atkinson, Maxine
Jones, Genevfeye Harter, Helen Whit
marsh. Helen Garrison, Edward Rich,
Ream Daugherty, Edith Kiedascb,
Clyde James, Leah Ruth Payne.
Woman-Chariotte Whitmarsh.
Girl-Josephine Whitmarsh.
Lame BoyMelvin Mullen.
Pianist-Eva HUDSON.
Drector-A. w. HUDSON.
Musical Numbers In the cantata.
Introduction
Opening Chorus ring, Ching,
Ching, Ching"
Sparkle and Chorus "Tickety
Took
Sexton and chorus-"He Tolled
the Bell,
Jack and chorus-~so Call me
Jack
Boys Chorus We're a Band OF
Brigands Bold"
Tot chorus-"s Santa Claus Won't
Come Here Any More
Gypsy's Chorus-.I'm a Gypsy.
Santa fsoIo)->rThe Same Old
Santa
Part Song Santa and chorus-oHe
Rubs Their Names Right Off His
Books,
The Sign of the Star"
Betsy Jane fsolo) Just a Little
Rag Doll"
The sririt of Christmas.
Part Song ensemble Chorusl--
What Can we Do For Betsy"
ST. FRANCIS DE SALES.
Order of exercises at st. Francis de
Sales church Christmas day:
First mass at O'Clock a. m.
Second mass at O'Clock a. m.
Third mass at 10 o'clock a. M.
Messe solsnelle oa 10 by Edward
Mario.
Kyrie Eleigon-chorus Soprano so.
0. Miss Harriet Cosgroye.
Gloria. chorus, sol, trio. Tenor solo
Mr.. Ed Cosgrove.. Bass solo, Mr.. j.
I. NodIer
Credo, baritone solo-Mr. Frank !
lenney.
"Et in carnatus est, soprano solo I
Mics Louise Culkin. Bass solo, Mr.. t
. 3. SodIer Duet and chorus.
Offertory Glory 10 God Chorus. /
soprano sclo-Mrs. Jos. Furlong.
Agnus Del, soprano solo Mrs.
elizabeth Frank. Duet, chorus With
iisses Mckenzie, O'Brien, Demple.
amueIs. Messrs. J. Kenney, ". Ken
ey, Walter NodIer.
Adeste Fidelis and re Deum VIII
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
Your druggise will refund money if
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in to Ia days. SOC
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DR.. o. /. cLAax

DR.. o. r. CLARK.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office-Y. NJ G. A. Building
ofnce hours-9 to 1880 a. m. 4,
to $3.50 and z to 5 p. m. =
Phones-offlce, Iowa, sos Red. H.
l67:: residence, Iowa 52ss: Hnh i, -
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UNITARIAN EYgp cIsre

santa Claus in Wonderland. dram.
atization of Alice In Wonderland. .
and Through the Looking Glass will
be given Tuesday night.
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E. j. MCDONALD M

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
office-7oo Main street Cover CHI
Drug ;.sore.) =
Office hours-s to IL a. M; ! ID
p. M; Z to 9 p. m. Tel. 3oo Black
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Program.

Program.
Song, by Sunday School.
Invocation
Song, by choir.
Words of welcome Superintendent
Recitation, MY Gifts'-Halda Wahl.
gren.
Dialogue, when get Big
Aeleene Pearson. Bertha otterberg.
Recitation, The Boy of Christmas
Paul Merideth.
Recitation. The First Christmas
Viola Atterberg.
Recitatfon-By Lars and Harry
Lundberg.
song-By Aileene Pearson
Dialogue-By nine children.
solo-Ha7y wahlgren.
Recitation-H ilda Lindquist.
Recitation, The Birds Christmas
Carol"-Ry Carol Nelson.
Observation-Disclosures Carbon
Recitation-Frida Anderson
Address-By pastor.
song-By choir.
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Churches Ring Glad Christmas 7iidiinqs

The earth has grown old with II
burden of care
But at Christmas it always is young
The heart of The jewel burns lustrou
and fam,
And a soul full of music breaks fort
on the air
When the song OF the angels is sung
1t is coming old earth, 1t is comins
tonight
On the snowfiakes which cover the
sod,
And the feet of the Christ-child fall
gentle and white
And the voice Of the Christ-child tells
out with delight
That mankind are the children of God.
On the sad and the lonely, the wretch
ed and poor, the voice of the
Christ-child shall fall,
And to every blind wanderer open
the door
or a hope that he dared not to dream
of before
With sunshine of welcome for all.
The feet of the humblest may walk
in the field,
Where the feet of the Hottest have
Thus this is the marvel to mortals re-
vealed-
When tho silyery trumpets Of Christ
mas have pealed.
That mankind are the children Of
God.
The spirit of the gladstone Yule-
tide, the Christmas time when the
whole world is happy and tears give
place to laughter and song, Is again
with us. Tonight, tomorrow night and /
Monday, the day on which Christmas
will be popularity celebrated this year,
will be given over to the praise in
In action to the praising of Hosanna
in the Highest and the welcoming to
keokuk of the patron saint, ST. Mich
olas.
Printed here this evening are the
programs which will be rendered in
the various churches throughout the
city by all denominations which each
year enter into the beautiful spirit
of the season and joyfully repeat the
glad message that has rang through
the centuries into our own dear Keo-
kuk of the present. T.
Doubtless the following out
lines of playlets. musicales and
other entertainments and services
Of Worship in keeping with the Christ
mas season which Is a joyful one in
keokuk, will prove interesting.
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The Halter Josbua = E,d.,
Painters Charles Buss. Lydia Rule,
Ida Ruth Well
hoyai Children Mary Hollingsworth.
Dorothy Renaud. Ida Ruth Well,
Daisy Renaud
Scene: A Rose Garden.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The Christmas exercises will be
held in the First Christian church
Monday night, Dec. &c. O'Clock.
The program consists of unique
Christmas cantata, "Chippers-in With
Santa Claus
About so persons are in the cantata.
Mrs. Rosco Lowe. Mrs. Meador, Mrs.
Iilley are drilling the young people
The public is invited
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Isisy IScuduu.
| Scene: A Rose Garden.
ne United Presbyterian Church
Christmas Entertainment.
Monday evening at ESQ the enter
1ainment will be in the form. of $
lsehristmas cantata, entitled THE New
Santa Claus
Characters.
santa Clans $3.50. Mr.. A. M. Davidson
Mrs. Santa Claus s. Miss Ida lIlrich
Twentieth Century Santa Claus.
-. Mr.. j. Kenneth Davidson
Motornan :. Mr.. James f. Woodbury.
Twentieth Century Girls: Perry
Beach, Katherine Blom, Marguerite
Radasch. Justine verburg, Anna Neill.
Marie Bouquet, Nicola Ribyn, Mabel
croskery, Esther Viewer. Inez Good
win.
Little Tots: Janet Foster, Eliza
beth Foster, Madeline Radasch, Mil
dred Fuqua, Eida Blaisdell, Florence
Witch, Pauline Goodenow. Leonore
Goodenow. Francis vanderhayden.
Messenger Boys and X-Ray Boys:
Colin Davidson, Byron Hart, Frank
heppel. Max Evans, Robert Neill, John
Robinson. Kenneth McBain. Frank
croskery. Lyman Beach, Paul Meg
cheisen. MilbuIn Roche.
The committee in charge of the en-
tertainment are: Miss Carrie Hanson.
Miss Jennie schouten. Mr. J. Ken
meth Davidson.
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DR.. e. J. CHRISTENSEN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

<. n. GA. Building.
Office hours 20 IL a. M: q !.
p. m. Residence Iowa phone i,
2 rings. ONCE. Iowa phone I'M
ring Residence ZIG Blondeau Str,