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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-20

1t must be awful to be in the frame
Of mind of this Richie parsonage of
The Minneapolis Journal. Periodical
ly he breaks forth with utterances
that testify t Ga dust-lined Judgment
box: Listen to his latest:
When a pitcher turns in a no.hit
game there is always a whoop and
a furry in the ranks of baseball, but
they are coming a bit too fast in the
Northern league for anyone to become
excited about 1t. OF course 1t may
be superior pitching on the part Of
Friend Moe and Wells of winnipeg
and Grand Forks respectively. but
there are doubling Thomases who will
incline to an opinion that rotten hit
ting on the part Of some of the teams
is fully as answearble as is remarkable
merit on the part Of the chuckers. A
careful consideration of the opposition
always tempers the winds of praise Tor
the pitchers Of no-hit games"
And again:
George Edward waddell rushed to
The Rescue-and got away with it
for his new manager yesterday at Su-
perior Meaning perhaps that tho SUI
perior manager didn't think to order
his clubholders to bunt."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-20
r IS AFTER
A STAR TWIRI.ER

Duluth. Mimi. May 2o.-Darby
O'Brien. manager Of the Duluth Base
ball team. has lines out for Cunning
ham, the crack pitcher Of the Cloouet
team. The Orator has been tipped off
by Some Of the scouts in this vicinity
that the kid is a conner and O'Brien
has about decided to give the young
ster a trial.
Sunday Cunningham struck out
thirteen Of the Fitwell team and held
youngster has been winning practical
ly all of his games for the past two
years. Those who have watched him
in action have told the Dock that the
Cloquet Kid has the making Of a good
twirler and it may be that he will be
seen in a Duluth uniform before long
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TAKES
final CONTEST
Davis Crew of Wi
nonans Drop Last of Ser
les to the White Sox.

Duluth. Mimi, May zo.-After go
ing down to two straight defeats at
the hands of Lefty" Davis Winona
players. Duluth came back yesterday
and Won the final game of the series.
The score was { to 1. Corbett and
Meyers did the battery work for the
visitors. and Woods and Mccarthy for
the locals.
Neither side scored in the first in
ming. In the second Davis led off with
a single. Fautsch struck out. Ewaldt
sent a long fly to right. Croake was
given a base on balls, and Davis scor-
ed on Meniece's error on Meyers Of
fering. Corbett struck out. For Du-
luth Meniece singled and went to Sec
ond on Rhoades' sacrifice. Smith
singled sending him to third. Schreib-
err beat out an inield bunt, but
Meniece was held at third. Mccarthy
O'Brien sent short flies to center field.
Smith being held at third on both Of
them.
Neither side scored in the third or
fourth innings.
In the fifth Duluth got two. Woods
led with a single. O'Brien was safe
on the third baseman's error. Nc
Graw fouled out. Miller singled. scor-
ing Woods and Meniece sent a long
IL! " flsnl Oh WHICH eHe OIatof ToIip-
ed home
Duluth got three more by clean hit
ting in the sixth. Smith doubled,
Schneider sacrificed, Mccarthy singled,
Woods sent a fly to right. O'Brien
singled and McGraw tripled, clearing
the bases.
Duluth got one more in the seventh.
Meniece walked, went to second on a
sacrifice, to third on a wild pitch, and
scored on the shortstop's error on
~Schreiber's grounder.
Neither side scored in the eighth
and ninth.
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Flickertais Take Big End Of St. Paul Series--W inona O
LONG END Of ST.PAUL
SERIES TO THE LOCALS

"Dutchy" Altman, who cavoreth IN
left garden, stepped in front of Mr.
Kramer and promptly proceeded tc
unhulton "A home run, the ball travel
ing almost to the fence. Foster
trudged In from third. and the way
''Dutchy'' travelled around the dia-
mond made Barney Oldtield look like
Il piker.
1t was ; to 1. when the Saintlets
singled to left. and Glockner flow out
to Carney. Brandt singled to right.
advancing Thomas to third. Brandt
took second on the throw-in. Weidel
slammed n warm II to Foster. VINO
retired him at first. but Thomas scor-
ed on the play. Holinssworth went
out. Dietrich to Foster.
Just by way OF making the lead
safer. Grand Forks added n in the
same inning. Dietrich started on 10y
connecting for n three-bagger to right.
Gerlach flew out to Thomas, ana
dietrich scored on the throw-in:
Jarnigan singled through center. and
Fishhack singled to left. Carney
flew out to Holingsworth. and Foster
drew a base. but Altman ended the
affair by flying out TO Glockner.
-Four Double Plays.
FOUR d0GNle plays featured w
fielding. each getting two. The hrst
came in the initial session. Fishback
had struck out, and Carney was Sate
on first on a hit TO left. Foster hit in
to a double. however, he and Carney
being retired. Glockner to Weidel to
DeRusha.
st. Paul made her second n in the
next inning. Altman was out, Weldei
to DeRusha, and Larson drew a base
on balls. Chase connected, but ne
and Larson nut, Weidel to Glockner to
DeRusha.
The third double play was made in
the sixth. Lizzette was safe on Fish
backs error. and DeRusha singled TO
center. Hruska flew out to Carney.
and Lizette took third on h throw
in. Kramer knocked a fly into the
same territory. Carney grabbing II
easily. Lizzette was tearing his legs
off in an endeavor to score. but Carney
made Il beautiful peg to Gerlach.
catching the Saintlet at home.
Grand Forks got her second double
in the eight. Weidel singled to left.
and Holingsworth knocked a foul lily
to Dietrich. I.izzette hit into a dou-
bic. he and Weidol going out, chase
to Larson tn Foster.
ri, .,-r1.
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STANLEY, N. D., TEAM

Jack Corrigan, whom Grand Forks
fans will remember as a member OF
the local club in the old Northern
league, will manage the Stanley. N.
d., baseball team this summer. Mr..
Corrigan has been located at Stanley
for some time. and in addition to run
ming the club. he is deputy sheriff Of
Mountrail county.
Corrigan used to hold down the
keystone sack for the Forkers In the
olden days.
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LEEDS WINS GAME.

Leeds. N. D.. May 20.-1n a fast
and exciting game. Leeds defeated
the Brinsmade-Bake combination at
Maddox by a score of 3 to 1. Leeds
played an errorless ball, and the game
featured by the pitching Of Fer
rell, who showed his old-time form.
Leeds has a few open dates during
the latter part of June, and the man.
ager is now at work scheduling con-
tests for the team.
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IL y u a y
.Eill" CARNEY stopped a run by his
true heaye to the plate in the sixth
frame.
1t wasn't a bad day for the playing
manager. He got a hit. sacrificed
once, accepted four chances in the
field and had, one assist.
Talking about home runs and things
like that--that blow by Altman right
after Fosters triple in the fourth look
ed good.
Last year the home run hitters had
TO be imported. Up to the present
time the only two four-base bingles
on the local grounds nave heen made
by Forkers, Jarnigan and Altman
holding the honors.
There hasn't been an over the fence
hit on the Grand Forks ball lot since
Dacotah park was established.
This Larson person at second has a
reputation for having a lot of speed
down in the twin cities. He played
on the Conrad semi-pro club several
seasons. Since Jones took hold of the
CLUB he has been playing the outfield,
and Carney grabbed him for the sec
ond station as soon as Jones released
him.
Cy Dahlgren discovered. much ia
his sorrow. that this Northern league
has some real batters after five runs
had been pushed across the plate in
the first inning Of his first game
Against the Virginians at Superior.
Rube Waddell saved Virginia a
game when he went in in the ninth
against Superior, with the sacks full,
and retired the side runless.
Fosters pair Of triples yesterday
certainly looked good.
And while on the subject, there was
nothing wrong with that long one by
Dietrich.
The seven hits by the locals yester-
day were good for a total of nine ex-
ira sacks.
Chase played good at short again
yesterday, and seems to be getting in.
to better condition.
Umpire Dunlevy has gone to winni.
peg.
Sundays game at Duluth was play.
ed under O'Brien's protest. There
was a mixup over the number Of mer
out in the fifth inning. The game
was featured by rag chewing.
Ye optimists! We b~leacherites! Thi.
weather has its compensations. A.
long as 1t prevails, there is no pitcf
on the benches.
The powers that be too frequent,
sit down on evil as gingerly as If i
were an inverted tack.
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FACULTY WINS FROM
THE Y. M. G.. A. TEAM

In a game featured by heavy hit
ting, the university faculty team veg
terday afternoon defeated the Y. Nj. C.
A. players. 16 to 10. Prof. Vernon p.
squires started out to do the twirling
for the faculty, but W. w. Norton had
to be called on to finish the game. DIR.
Ladd and Prot. Wilkerson did the
work behind the bat.
South and Trelivan started the bat
terry work for the "Y" team, but had
to be relieved by Taubert and Wake
field. But the change did little good,
for the heavy sluggers of the teaching
team were able to land on the ball at
will.
|: The lineup and score by innings fol-
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TRAVEL ING MEN WIN.
Devils Lake Crcat Northern Team d
fCatcd by Y. c. 7.

fcatcd by Y. c. T.
Devils Lake. n. D.. May 20.-In a
slow game PLAYED here Sunday after
noon. the local q c. T. ream defeated
the Great Northern nine. 10 to II.
Both teams played good ball, Pitcher
Cullen Of the U. G. T. being the star
performer of the contest The Great
Northern team was badly crippled by
the absence of several Of their best
players. The line-ups were:
Great Northern-Peters c, Ryan D,
Oswald lib, Crawford 2b, Gesking ss,
Schultz 3b, Weimer If. Turner CT. Ow-
ems ri. Adams sub for Schultz and
Bowers for Turner.
Y. c. T.-severn c. Cullen p. Chat.
fee 3b. Noonan 50, Merriall 2b, Hang
enston IT,. 1verson Ct. Smith RI. Ven
mas 1b.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WORLDS CHAMPS
DEFEAT CHICAGO
Joe Wood in Great Form
St. Louis Wins First of
Series From New York.

Chicago, May 2o.-Joe Wood,
pitcher Of the worlds champions. had
the locals at his mercy yesterday and
Chicago lost the opening game of the
series. 1 to 10. After the eighth in
of darkness. SCOTS wildness. coupled
with opportune hitting. gave Boston
six runs.
r. H. E.
NnlcdBo 5
o and Nunamaker; Scott, Smith,
.Cicotte and Easterly. (Game called
at the end of the eighth inning on
account Of darkness.)
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Standing Of Clubs
NORTHERN

Games Sunday.
st. Paul 2, Grand Forks l..
Virginia 5, Superior 4.
Winona 8, Duluth S.
Games Yesterday.
st. Paul 2, Grand Forks 4.
Minneapolis 6, Winnipeg /.
Virginia 4, Superior 9.
Winona 1. Duluth Z.
Where They Play Today.
Winona at Grand Forks.
Virginia at Winnipeg.
st. Paul at Duluth.
Minneapolis at Superior.
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Although he has tried all kinds Of
combinations In an effort to stem the
tide Of defeat without much success,
Joe Tinker is undismayed and as fun
Of pep as in the old championship
Cub days.
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Z + y Z y x Z \ < Z +
& o COMMENT

Rucker is grabbing all the games
he can while Brooklyn is IN the throes
of a winning streak. From past ex.
p%erience Nap banks on the flu
ture.
Unless things improve. we expect to
see Fred Clarke DOMINIC his war toys
and entering the fracas once more
Pittsburg certainly needs him.
With his pitching corps somewha,
shot to pieces, Higgins may cali on
Ed Konetchy again. Ed Is now lead.
ing the leagues twirlers with a record
of n consecutive victories!
It's up to the locals to get down
and play for the next three days. The
Winona bunch handed the Flicker
tails the short end of the first series.
Here is our chance to even Up.
Larson has supplanted Lyman at
second base and picked up some hot
ones in nice shape yesterday. He
figured in two double plays. handling
the ball with speed. Lyman was
given his release on Saturday.
Hurrah for Bud Moe. He has done
a lot of useful work this season, and
man this no hit game give him the
confidence to show his true ability.
There Is no twirler in the league that
can put any more stuff on the ball
than Moe. Nervousness has lost him
more games than bad pitching.-Win-
nipeg Press.
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Summary: Three-hasc hits. Foster
hle plays. Carney to Gerlacll, Chase to
Larson to Foster, Weidel to Glockner
to DeRuska. Glockner to Weidel to
DeRuska; sacrifice hits. Carney; sac
rifice flies, Gerlach: bases on balls. off
Jarnigan .. Kramer 1; stolen bases.
DeRuska and Hollingsworth; wild
pitches. Jarnigan l: earned runs,
Grand Forks 3. st. Paul l; struck out,
by Jarnigan 4. Kramer .: left on has
es. Grand Forks 6. st. Paul q. I'm
pire. Dunlevy. Time Of game, las.
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fine GAME IS
WON YESTERDAY
Heavy Hitting of Flickertails
and Four Double Plays
Feature Contest.

With the typewriter skids we'll
creased and ready to slide through an
historical account of Yesterdays fuss
at Dacotah park, we pause for a mo-
ment to purloin the following hit of
vital information from the sum total
Of cold facts, as compiled on the
press bench:
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Just when ice Birmingham wo.
making a pennant contender ont If
Cleveland for the first time in many
seasons. ,yoe breaks q leg and the only
And all this happened in the serie.
with Chances New York HighIanders
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Games.
Toledo 8, Milwaukee 15.
indianapolis 8, Kansas City 8.
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NATIONAL

Yesterdays Games.
Cincinnati 9, Boston 8.
Pittsburgh 2, New York 8.
st. Louis 1, Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Games.
Boston 10. Chicago 1.
New York 8, st. Louis 6.
Philadelphia 8, Detroit 9.
Washington 1, Cleveland 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
new YORK wins
IN FOURTEENTH
Pirates Downed in an Ex-
citing Game-Bostoa
Wins Hard Game.

New York. May 20.-New York de-
feated Pittsburgh yesterday in a hard
Lougnt lA.tnntng game by a score Of
. to 2. Camnitz n Marquard en-
gagged in a wonderful pitchers battle,
put both gave way in the extra innings
- r. H. e.
PittsDurgh 2 10 s
New York 2 i
Camnitz, Hendrix and simon. Kelly:
Marquard, Ames, Tesreau and Meyers.
(Fourteen innings.)
Takes . Close One.
Boston. May 20.-Connelly. WHOM
home run drive with three on bases
IN the ninth, helped Boston to score
and contributed to his teams defeat
IN the tenth when he dropped Clarke's
ny. clark scored on Brokers' single.
Cincinnati winning 9 to 8. e
c. R. H. E.
R Rnstnn 9 12 4
r., Benton; Johnson. Brown and
Rariden. o"H
Make Clean Sweep.
hiladelphia, May 20.-Philadel-
phia made a clean sweep of the series
Of three games with Chicago. the vis-
itors losing yesterday 10 to 4.
, r. H. e.
Philadelphia IN .
Lavender and Archer; Brennan and
Killifer. oA~
Play Eleven Innings.
Brooklyn. May 20.-The Brooklyn
and st. Louis teams wound up their
series with an eleven inning battle yes
terday. the locals making it three
straight by a 2 to 1 score. Rucker.
Who started off for Brooklyn, injured
his hand stopping a ball in the first
inning, and had to retire. He will be
out of the game for several days.
r. III. e.
Brooklyn 2 8 o
Griner and Mclean; Rucker, Ying-
ling and Miller. eleven innings.)-
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AMER. ASSOCIATION
wins FOR
INDIANAPOLIS MEN
Covington's Wildness Proves
Kansas City's Undoing-
Brewers Win Game.

Kansas City, May 2o.-1ndianapolis.
through superior hitting. yesterday
defeated Kansas City, the score being
6 to 3. Covington's wildness also con-
tributed to the locals defeat. The
game was played on a muddy field.
Milwaukee, May 2O.-The home
yesterday afternoon, winning Is to 3
from Toledo.
Kansas City , 2
kaiserling. Morse and Cotter; Cow
ington, Schiller and O'Connor.
Play q Loose One.
Milwaukee, May 19.-The home
club pounded the ball all over the lot
this afternoon, winning Is to 3 from
Toledo.
r. H. E.
IOleoO. s IL 4
~lWa0h 10 y
Collamore and Adams; Braun and
Hughes.
Games Postponed.
Minneapolis, May 20.-The Louis
ville-Minneapolis game was postpon-
ed on o of rain.
st. Paul. May 2O.-The St. Paul
Columbus game was postponed be-
cause of rain.
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Win First of Series.

Win First of Series.
st. Louis. May 20.-New York won
the first game of the series from St.
Louis here yesterday by a score of 8 to
6. st. Louis undoubtedly will protest
the game to President johnson of the
American league on account of Man.
ager Chance batting out of turn in the
eighth inning.
r. H. E.
New York 8 II 3
81. Louis 8 IL 4
Fisher. Schulz, Mcconnell and
Sweeney; Weilman and Agnew.
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Tigers Hit Hard.

Tigers Hit Hard.
Detroit, May 2O.-Willett held
Philadelphia hitless in all but the
third and eighth innings yesterday and
Detroit took the opening game Of the
series, 9 to 3. The Tigers hit Wyckofl
and Bush hard, Cobb leading the as.
sault with three clean singles.
r. H. E.
Philadelphia ............ 3 6 {
Detroit 8 i. ]
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EN- OVER.

e y g 9 . g . 3 > = " : , : .
"Bill' Carney stopped a run by his
true heave to the plate in the sixth
frame.
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Cleveland. May 2o.-Pitcher cy
Falkenberg won his eighth straight
victory at the expense Of Washington,
the score being 4 to 1. An error of
judgment by First Baseman Johnston.
who put a base runner out at first
when he might have cut off Williams
at the plate in the eighth inning, de-
prived ~Falkenberg of a shutout.
r. H. E.
Washington / 5 0
Cleveland 4 10 2
Cashion, Engel, Boiling and Ain
smith, Williams; Falkenberg and
Carisch.
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Last year the home run hitters had
{ o be imported. Up to the present
time the only two four-hase bingles
on the local grounds have been made
by Forkers, Jarnigan and Altman
holding the honors.
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Score by innings: r.
Grand Forks % o 3 i 0 o o VI
st. Paul ......0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 o.
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The v hits by the locals yester-
day were good for a total of nine ex-
ira sacks.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-20

There hasn't been an over the fence
hit on the Grand Forks ball lot since
Dacotah park was established.
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1t wasn't a bad day for the playing
manager. He got a hit, sacrificed
once, accepted four chances in the
field and had. one assist.
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Northern League Gossip

X X x** * * X
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Fosters pair of triples yesterday
certainly looked good.
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And while on the subject, there was
nothing wrong with that long one by
Dietrich.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-20

Chase played good at short again
yesterday, and seems to be getting in.
to better condition.
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Rube Waddell saved Virginia a
game when he went in in the ninth
against Superior, with the sacks full,
and retired the side runless.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-20

Turning our lamps downward once
again and rapidly glancing through
the list of Flickertails. We note n or
two changes in the physiogno'nies or
official lineup. AS we'll as a sight
deviation from the original STICKING
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mendenhall, of
Toughkenamon, spent the week end with
Mr.. mad Mrs. Charles S. Pyle
Mr.. Norval C. Brown and son. Charles,
spent Thanksgiving with the formers
sister, Mrs. Slicer in Philadelphia.
| Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Kirk and daugh-
ter Virginia, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
| Mrs Charles Burlington.
| Mrs. F. III. Hoffman and son, Frank
| Hart, Jr., have returned from spending
several months fro mhome
Miss Verna Grason spent few days
of previous week in Philadelphia
A Thanksgiving service was held in
| the NJ. E. Church here on Thursday morn
ing, also in West Nottingham Presby-
teriaI Church.
| Misses Marian z Pyle and friend,
| Elizabeth Leonard, of Darlington Semin-
ary School are visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Pyle.
DR.. Hurst, of Philadelphia, visited at
the home of DIR. A. H. Smith last Sunday.
| Mr.. H. Branche Patten and family
spent Thanksgiving with his parents near
Liberty Grove.
| hS -hiooioh otuuy SldSo lltl Will MISS
Grace A Wilson and brother, Ralph on
| Wednesday night.
| Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Michaels, Lang
| horne, Pa, visited Mr.. Edwin Hainei
and family during the week
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brumfeld and
son, Augustus Newtown Square, spent
few adys the past week with Mr.. Au-
gustus Brumfeld and family.
Miss Gertrude s. Dare spent Thursday
phia.
| Mrs. Heacock and three sons, Messrs
Wayne, Homer and Ralph, Philadelphia,
Mr.. William Sterrett and family, Rock
Springs. spent Thursday with Mr.. J. NJ.
| Sterrett and family.
| Mr.. William Wilson and family, near
Sylmar, DR.. and Mrs. Walter Alvord
Moore, Pa, visited Mrs Ella Pyle and
| sons this week.
Messrs. Herbert Kirk and Perry Glib
son spent last week with the formers bro
ther Mr.. Clifford Kirk and wife in Mid
| land, Va.
Mr.. Linn Gillespie of Philadelphia
visited at his home here in town over
| Thursday.
| a Thanksgiving dance was held in the
town hall Thursday night and proved to
be delightful affair. The room was
tastefully decorated with crepe paper
and potted plants, Crothers Orchestra
furnished the music. twenty cuuples be-
ing present.
Miss Mabel Reynolds pupils gave an
entertainment in their school room on
Wednesday afternoon.