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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-11
She couIdn,t Understand.

She Couldn't Understand.
Fidgety man, getting UP and giving
up his car seat to the stout woman
who had been swaying from strap
for four miles: Take this seat,
ma'am."
Stout lady, In suspicious tones and
with strong flavor of sarcasm:
WHAT'S wrong with TT"
Showing or.
Mary had set OF .furs.
For which her father paid,
And SO much silly pride II hars,
She's always on parade.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-05-11

Sallow complexion is due to a
torpid liver. HERBINE purifies
and strengthens the liver and
bowels and restores the rosy bloom
Of health to the cheeks. Price
SOC. Sold by EIko Drug Co.
A Little Lesson.
The golden harbor of content
BY him IL soonest won,
Who feels for every day that's spent
sense Of duty done. -
A Club Scandal.
Hear about the row at our ciubf"
mo"
"Ferdy struck choily with a table
spoon"
"Scandalousl"
isn't IT, though. Both were undsr
the influence Of ginger pop"
Agriculture In india.
Nearly two hundred million naomi.
sn India are dependent on agriculture
for their living.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

Connolly that just as soon as |
was satisfied | had gone blind, /
intended to start umpiring'
you had better send in your
application today" replied Tom
my. ~.
The second time after Tommy,
had called two strikes on me, L
popped up foul fly to the catch
er. The crowd yelled murder.
Turning to Tommy, | remarked: !.
1t is strange, why Mr., Johnson
persists in running an old mans.
home for umpires.'
IT was thinking the same
thing about Comiskey's policy to-;
wards certain players, answered
Connolly.
aOn my final appearance |,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

struck out, much to the delight of
the Sox fans, and to my disgust.
Two strikes were called and both
were good ones. You must have
gotten in late last night said to
Tommy as | walked toward the
bench.
A trifle earlier than you from
the way you are hitting said
Connolly, nice and quietly. Also
tell Mr. Duffy when you get to the
bench, that | have decided. to
strengthen his. team by sending
his left fielder to the club house
That was a tough day for me"
said Pat. with smile. 81 lost
every argument |. started. The
only consolation was an Irishman
got every decision.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
JUNIOR
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:. SOCIETY O.
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AuDo5oNs aaANE BEEN HOLDING
SOME. INTERESTING SESSIONS

AuDo5oNs HAVE BEEN HOLDING
SOME. INTERESTING aEssioNs
The Junon Audubon society have
lately been holding some very interest
ing meetings every second and fourth
Saturday afternoon in the month at
the home of Mrs. William F.alger on
Uline and Third street. =.
AT the last meeting held Saturday
afternoon three new members were
taken in and at every meeting the
Juniors are having new members add
ed. " The following program was CIV
en- which was indeed very interesting
to all those who were able to enjoy
them and brave the cold Meather to
attend the meetings. '',. & >.
Paddy F'arrel and the Birds-Geerge
Juergens., g :"
A Christmas Spread for Birds--Wsl.
helmenia Eich. -. :. F., s5Ss,
Wild Tabbaes Valley Thorson.
Music, Christmas carols by the club
members. -. : =. =
Recitation, THE Robin-Rosamond
Falger. =: '.s.@..: . ;=5sS35 :. IS :. ::...
Game Preserves In North Dakota Val.
ley Thorson. s-.s:, :5 -. :: !. =. -
Why Birds are Decreasing Mrs. Fal.
ger. .&= B. S}ss .>:s. ~ .% q S Y
Hasds and Strawberries Gladys Reid. 7
Ehe next meeting OF the club win be
held at the home of lErs. William Fal.
ser corner Of Uline Avsnue and Third
street en Saturday afternoon, January
18th as9 p. M s ID
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06

I'm this spark plug is embodied a
double annular spark gap. one wording
AUXILIARY to. the other. The sparks
ordinarily cross the upper spark gap;
thus, should the sparks fail to cross
the upper gap for any reason, the low.
er aange provides an auxiliary spark
gap, insuring the proper sparkling and
ignition of the, gas to obtain the best
results. The lower fange or electode
closes the end Of the firing chamber in
such a manner that It also acts as q
battle to keep the oil from entering.
,z The enclosed chamber in which gas.
accumulated under pressure during the
compression stroke and being fired up
In the cavity, is shot forcibly out into
the cylinder agnition, carrying with it
all SCOT and foreign matter, causing
the spark gaps to be automatically
cleaned and also causing complete
combustion as It Is shielded from d.
rect contact Of the hot and coca gases
OF the explosion and compression
strokes. IN. n. III. 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06

no one and @aaeayoring. to select Of.
fcers with push and vim that will
help Devils Lake to enjoy the bene-
ats of all the good things in The way
or improvements that are In store for
the coming year. s4gzF rs:>s:s:@.s r&S>:@ ~.
The latter part of this month will
see the Arst session OF the farmers in
stdtute which will be made the great
est ever attempted h the city. Invi-
tattoas are extended to every farmer
In Ramsey county no be on hand and
noShing will be left undone to provide
fef the comfort and culture In the pro-
Per methods OF farming. Many plans
are being considered by the club for
the care Of die many farmer visitors
for the three day session.
The implement dealers and hard
ware men follow close on the heels
of the FARMERS with conventions and
IN this 'particule ar the Commercial
club VIII be very active as It will be
the biggest affair that this city has
been called upon to make good In for
some time. 1t means the setting OF
an example for Devils Lake as, con-
venrfsn city and much OF the future
rests on what transpires during the
weehs that the implementar1ans and
hardware merchants are here:
The BARRIERS Will also convene here
II present plans mate1fa1fze the, Tat
ter part of February and the state
BOARD will announce the exact date
BeSn. This with the term OF court ana
|reanty school officers gathering, means
much for DEVILS Lake During the
canning month.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06

the authorities ought to look into"
said an employe in the Great Northern
depot. 1T is that there is too much
promiscuous kissing. It's all right
for married men to kiss their wives,
for young couples who are engaged to
marry, for brothers and sisters and in
some instances cousins and friend,
wives and sweethearts, think the
line should be drawn somewhere.
Before got this Job used to think
kissing was grand indoor sport, but
after you see several hundred Jobs of
kissing done every day for a few
months, kissing begins to pail on you.
Besides, the railroad station kisses
are not the real thing. They general
ly are not only smacks.
II believe I may be- classed as an
expert in kissing after the years of
daily observation Of an average of 300
kisses day, which makes a grand
total OF $4,000 osculatory demonstra,
TONS I have seen."
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
LUTHERAN CHURCH WILL i: J.: :: !
ESTABLISH THIS YEAR.

and the first half of the week proved
immense and packed the house night
ly. Clayton Jenkins and Jasper had
a real sht the last half of the week
that took the house and will play to
capacity business the rest of the week
without any question.
Little Lord Roberts is another big
circuit act booked for the first half
Of next week. This little fellow is
twenty-one years old and twenty-five
inches high. He has some quality i'm
presentations and his character in
Sousa is said to be scream. He leads
the band to perfection. In addition to
this act Bing Cushman has something
to offer in monolog of merit.
An act that has made the big time
and never failed, "The Battle of San
Dago." This Is put on in farcial style
by Jim De Forrest & Co. It should
prove a winner as it has been the big
card wherever played.
It appears at the Grand the last half
of next week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06

near Ottawa, Canada. la 1880 she
came to Ramsey county with her par
ents, She taught school for q few
years In this county, In 1883 she
married w. v. Baker. TO this :tinion
four Children were born, Joseph, Mar
lie, Elizabeth and James william, the
sImohths:old baby. Besides the moth.
erless child, there live to mourn her
death, her husband, father, sister, Mrs.
Henry Baker, her brothers: Ed. john
ana DAN, and many devoted neises
and nephews. Mrs. Baker was a gvod
woman, q lowing mother and a woman
who always held the esteem Of chose
who knew her best. .,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
EXCURSION
TOMEX|CO
DEVILS LAi<ERs INTERESTED AND
WILL VISIT THE RAYoNA TRACT
ON WEST COAST.

Many Devils Lake people interested
In the Mexican land project will take
advantage Of the excursion to Mexico
which is scheduled to leave Fargo
January 9Th. The excursion is un-
der the supervision of William Lemke
Of the Land Finance company.
ME. Lemke is well known in Devils
Lake and has made recent visit here
interesting many to take the trip over
the west coast route to see the Bayona
tract the finest agricultural section on
the west coast.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
SUCCESS. =.
j. $srtt~ a:2", %Is s&ys%5s r .Hc-.:%~s - Il
!. !. /. !. !. !. I. S { SURE
VI .~a&.s .'&- -. &eE3E s;3E- . :. - -; . =
HARRY NIAhER HAS SPARK PLUG
THAT IS BOUND 70 WIN =
:, -3 '''5, I FAVOR, -f' <-@

Devils Lake has an Inventor and
while the invention has been on the
market for some little time 1t has just
been within the last few weeks that
1T has come into prominence and the
company in charge of the invention
have been given great hopes for It.
One company has ordered. an entire
supply Of the invention to be used for
its machinery in South Dakota, Min
nesota and Montana. : IL. E.. Maher is
the inventive genius and has put on
the market self-cleauing spark plug.
The plug sis known as the Genuine
Maher Duplex Multi, and H. q. Maher,
j. r. Koller and g. Z. Abar are the
ones interested in the Duplex: Multi
Spark Plug company that has estab-
lished in Devils Lake. -.
The features Of the new Dfug are
many :as the accomplishing asustra-
,tlon shows. l..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
LAUNDRY
CHANGES
REMoDELiNG THE swAsTtkA OF.
FicE-oTHER IMPROVEMENTS.

The Devils Lake Steam Laundry ia
making some extensive improvements
this week remodelling. it's plant. Not
only is new machinery being added to
the laundry part. but the once Is al
SO receiving q thorough overhauling.
The work or remodelling win continue
another week or 60 and tho once win
be more convenient for the handling
Of the Increased business Of the iaunl-
dry. =az55sz.E 55=s .:.,5si ! Vi.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
PLANS NOW.
UNDER WAY
REV. COLMoRGAN WILL BE IN
CHARGE-THE GRAND HARRoR
CHURCH WILL BE MOVED
HERE,

Devils Lake is to have a German.
Norwegian Lutheran church. While
the matter has been under considera-
ton for some time it was not definite.
ly decided until this week that the
church would be a possibility of the
near future.
Rev. Colmorgan who stopped of in
Devils Lake enroute to Fargo to at
tend the Synod meeting gave out the
information. He intends to move to
Devils Lake in May or June of this
year when the church will be estab.
lished.
Just now it is planned to move the
church located at Grand Harbor to
this city and remodel It for Devils
Lake. A parsonage will also be erect.
ed.
The German and Norwegian Luther.
ans have long desired to haye a place
to worship in Devils Lake and while
services have been conducted In prf-
vate homes from time to time, still the
method was not az satisfactory as the
new church win be.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
l.:
ANDREI .
~
PULLED
ACCUSED OF VIOLATION or ruE:
PROHIBITION LAv-saERiFls :,
ha'LEAN BUSY.

Sheriff Mclean was not I'm ofsco.
long before he got busy 10 protect
the prohibition iaw and Arthur, An.
Urea :. was g e arrested. charged with yfo.
!. !ataon Or the law, some liauer being
found in his possession. At the pre.
hminary hearing the man was relaas.
ed on bonds his case being postponeta
unal next Monday when he win again
appear. / z5:s. 5..54: ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06

Erwin Gets came up from Grand
Forks the first of the week and spent
few days here looking after business
matters.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
s Olaf Berg Of the New York Cash
Store is on the sick list this week.
nj. (sIicIxsn1, is 81 4 4

~. Glickson is at Minneapolis and
s st Paul this week on purchasing
trip He win put In a new stock Of
5up TO- date clothing and expects To-
have his work completed Go that he
can return TO Devils Lake about Mon,
day OF next week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06
STOCKHOLDERS, asiEETlesaI,.

1ne regular annual meeting oa fhe
stockholders of the Farss National
bank Of Devils Lake WIN DO hela il tae,
once OF said bank on Tuesday, Janu-
ary 70, 1914 at O'Clock n. III. nj INA
election Of directors ana s0ch ether
business as may properly come nre
the meeting. 5s3ss5'777. 3s5'11'57',
r ]. DaAKD Caahier.
Dated ss Devils I4aae. Dsaamhe s,
1910. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-01-06

TUESDAY
LAKE WAS TREATED TO
THE REAL NORTH DAKOTA
BRAND.

F'G n6HI 1NSn n OANOIA
BRAND.
A real blizzard was in vogue last
Tuesday evening and the binding af-
fair continued well ON to Wednesday
morning. The whirling wind and
drifting snow kept pedestrians of the
street and only a few Devils Lakers
braved the storm and then only for q
sshort time when it was realized that
"a real North Dakota blizzard held
sway. People this year seem to with.
sstand the cold of the past week better
than formerly, however, as now fatall.
7aies Of suffering from the cold to any
great extent has been reported.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
YOUTHFUL VISION

The other day in a New YORK
school the teacher was explaining a
sum in subtraction. which the little
ones found difficult to understand
Nov" said she to exempllfy the
proposition, suppose | had ten dol
lars and went into store to spend
it. Say ] bought a hat for five dol
lars. Then | spent two dollars lor
gloves and a dollar and fifty cents
for some other things. how much
would | have left?"
For a moment there was dead
silence. Then a boys hand went
ZIP.
We'll, Isaac, what would | have
left?"
IVY didn't you count your
chanee?" said Isaac in a disguised
tone.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
MISSED SOMETHING

A Perthshire farmer on his way
home from market one day sudden
Iy remembered that he had forgot
ten something, but what he could
not recall
As he neared home the conVic-
ton increased, and three times he
stopped his horse and went careful
ly through his pocketbook in a vain
endeavor to discover what he had
missed. In due course he reached
home and met his daughter, who
looked at him surprised and asked
why, father, what have you done
with mother?'
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
STARTING THE STOPPED

One day an old farmer borrowed
a mule from his neiehboT after he
had finished his work he sent his
fourteen-year-old boy to take it
home. The boy had gone about a
half a mile when the mule stopped
and positively refused to 50 any
farther. After the boy had almost
pulled his arms off, trying to get
him to Co. an old doctor came along
and asked why my son, what
is the matter with your mule?"
why, sir, cant you see; he has
balhed, cried the boy
well" said the old man, opening
his case and taking out q bottle
labeled "Cabolic Acid" well see
what we can do for him." and he
poured some of the acid on the
mules back and in much less time
than Il takes to write It the mule
was gallopine down the road at a
rate he had never gone before.
The boy looked up in surprise,
and asked; Doctor, have you got
any more of that stuff"
Yes" replied the man,
We'll, doctor are you sure you
have q whole lot more Of itY" he
asked,
" Il think | have plenty, What
did you want to know forY" he ask
ed with a smile,
, well, | wish you would pour
some on me, doctor for I've got to
catch that mule"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
Their Relaticns hip.

The stork which had been lowering
about The neighborhood for some time
had delivered the goods and depart
ed, and Marjorie and Jessamine were
calling on the new arrival.
We'll, little girls" said the baby's
grandfather, everyone who calls on
the baby this week has to be some
relation TO it; cousins or aunts or
uncles, or something; what relation
are you going TO be?"
Il think Wen be uncles," replied
Marjorie, mamma is bothered half
TO death with ants"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
DIFFICULT TO DRAW

A teacher asked her class TO
draw a picture Of that which they
wished to be when they drew up
All went diligently to work except
one little Girl, who only chewed her
pencil,
Don't you know what you want
to be when you grow up, AnnaY"
asked the teacher,
YES, | know" replied the little
eirl but don't know how to draw
Ii, want to be married"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
Always Busy,

"And you are really settlement
workers. intcrrogotod tho housewife
as she handed each OF the wanderers
wedge of pie,
"Yes, num-" responded the dusty
spokesman with low bow, I'VE work
every settlement we come to-"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
GETTING OUR GOAT.
We are yielding up our laurels,

We are yielding up our laurels.
Giving them up altogether
They're swiped from US by the people
Who p.ogncstlcate the weather,
when they tell you Clear and colder
Does The mercury get droppy
And the sky above get cloudiess?
Hardly! II gets warm and sloppy!
We took their prognosticatlon
For the weather yester morning,
And the clouds that drizzied on US
We just looked up with scorning!
Clear and cool" the paper told US,
And We knew It could not 1zzle,
Though the day seemed very much like
Just a warm and sloppy dr!zzle.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
ComnenHahle Care.

Uncle Ezra-Elow's your daughter
doing in bushes college?
Uncle Eben-Fine. She can't spell
very good, and she amt very fast OIL
the typewriter, but | tell you she's
keerful When she gets through wrl'
ting a letter on that machine every
"i" is dotted and every "t" is crossed.
Puck.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
A LITTLE BIT Of FUN
(Clipped PTomiscuously)
A HURRY CALL

The political boss of a small
western city drove his blackboard at
top speed down the main street on
the morning Of election.
Hey, Johnnie" he yelled to his
son, git down in the fourth ward
quick There's people down there
votin' as they blamed please.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
TIE Details.

"Do you recollec old wot's-is.name"
I'm with the collar?'
"Ay!"
"Wot abaht 'im?'
@ E 'ad to 90 down 0erk of the
head, you know-they CIV I'm wot
you call it--didn't arr git it, don't
think"
"Reely!"
Admit you card, them"
81 did ear somefnk but no details,
not alore now. Punch.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
l-lfe's Varied lntereSts.

"The weather's rather bad, isn't !t7"
said the young woman,
Yes replied the nonehalant youth.
Lucky thIng Il H. Helps conversa.
tlon. II would be deadly bore TO 30
ON forever saying It's u pleasant
day"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
VAIN B0ASTlNG

Pat was walking beside a river
on a fine sumner day, and to his
great surprise noticed a person
struggling in the water and shout
ine Help Help ! cant swim
"Nather can l." shouted Pat, but
] don't 60 around Dragging about
it,"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
An Electrical slave.

Whams-The push'button habit
will be the ruination of Touehler's
mind. 10 you know what he did the
other day?
Battlers-No
Wirlams-pushed the button on his
coat and kicked because hia valet
failed TO respond,
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
liaAdWeAf,

"yom crown ie In jeopardy" said
tho prime minister
II know e. replied The petty king
"reople nowOdays don't seem 10 haye
any more respect for u crown than
they have for d last years straw hat"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
insomnia,

"Dld you try to put yourself 10 sleep
by counting imaginary sheep jumping
over n fenee7"
"Yes, tut sheep reminded me OF
wool, ana II kept mc awake thinking
about the tariff
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
Breaking II Gently,

"Did she tell YOU was rare char
acter?'
mot IN those exact words, but that
was probably the meaning she sought
TO convey"
what, exactly, did she say"
she said your ways were rather
raw
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
TIL COUR,

Circuit Court, Nortb.|
trict-First Monday vir'l n \
and July. Southern = N
Second Monday in Febn,] Il
August.
County Court-TbjJl h
IN January, April, July n
tooer' No County Count
Northern District.
Probate Court-Norh,|
trict-Third Monday IN
jane, September and DA]
Southern District Second
day in March, June, 81
and December.
Chancery Court Soutts|
trict- First Monday in N
November. Northern IN
Second Monday in Mu|
September.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
Practical EXperlencc,

'1t's the little things that tell in this
life."
Yes; I've found that out. I've a
small brother too"
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16
Not Wanted,

Although he's always finding fault,
Some day hen learn
That no one offers reward
For It's return, 81
Sharp County record., 1911-06-16

-sAiOna!,
AeH0Gr n ! Of dt5gess2 Congress 2pt.
ssnaiorisl.
Member State seo.,. +.
DlstFloi-C' H. HrSpqpIp's'
Judicial.
Judge of the 18th ,Jp,;,,.|
cult j. W. MEEEs, 'SD''l|
Pros Atty'-c. E. Elu,,,
Comfy,
Representatiye--W. u i
County Judge--ALIrDx ~ y
Cllerk-JAs NJ. Simpson "
Sheriff--W, W. BR)svo'N, rv',
Treasurer--J. W. Tuo,as
Assessor-W, f. Sv,~n
Surveyor--C. {. ppIrr
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-26

wife and children, Alex Long and
wife, j. J. Robinson and boys OF
the neighborhood and Mr.. shep-
herds sister, Mrs. John Appleman,
OF Clark and his brother, Joe
Shepherd Of Southern California.
Herbert Ransberger and wife
and Miss Minnie Hockensmith at
tended the ice cream and straw
berry supper at Malta Bend Tues
day night.
Mrs. M. Gentry and children and
her brother, F. NJ. Smitherman and
family drove to Fairville Tuesday
to visit their sister, Mrs. John
Dyer.
John Row and daughter, Miss
Kate OF Kansas City are visiting
relatives here this week.
Frank Knott and family left
OF Saturday for Kansas City to
make their future home.
Mrs. Carl Grimes and daughter,
Valma Lee, visited the formers
parents in Marshall the first OF
the week. :
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-26
MALTA BEND

Mrs. David Rhon and daughter
of Grand Pass were shopping In
town last "wednesday.
Mr.. John Houston was transact
ing business in Marshall Saturday.
Mr.. 4. L. Cole was transacting
business in Marshall Saturday.
Mr.. Demoss and daughter, Sylvia
OF Grand Pass we're transacting
business In town Tuesday.
james Adams and Harry Wright
transacted business in Marshall Sat
urday and on account OF the heavy
rain they remained over night.
wes Rhon OF Grand Pass was
trading with our merchants last
Monday.
DR.. Frank Sullivan OF Miami
came up In his auto and remained
a short time last Tuesday.
Mrs. Pearl Riley OF Grand Pass
spent several days the latter part
OF last week with George Hum
phrey and family.
Charles Leatherman, wife and
two children came up from st.
Louis and spent Saturday and Sun
day with the formers parents, Rev
Leatherman and wife.
Mrs. Walker Morton and chill
dren and Miss Nadine Denning re
turned home last Thursday after
several days visit with relatives
and friends In MAYHEM.
Mrs. Nate Humphrey and Della
May spent last Friday rs the
guests OF Perry Wilson, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Charles Brady and children
spent last Thursday with Mr.. Gaul
din and family at Blosser.
Miss Laura Veneable OF st.
Louis is visiting Miss Flora John
son this week.
Percy Houston came over from
Marshall and pent several days
with home-folks.
Mrs. C. A. German uis visiting
her sister, Mrs. Payne, at Salt
Springs this week.
Earl VanStone came over from
Marshall and spent Sunday and
Monday with home-folks .
Rev Mitchell OF Marshall will
preach here at the Presbyterian
shurch the first Sunday in June.
Preaching in the evening only.