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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25
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Local and Personal Paragraphs,

For comfort and GOODNESS visit the
Ideal picture show.
Work shoes, Shirts and over.
ais at-McCnllum & Thir SKIS.
Miss Elsie Suhr went to Web
ster Monday to visit the Harry
Sexton family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Chard
autoed to Webster Thursday for
few days visit.
We call your attention to Err
landson & Johnson Cos weekly
ad in this week S issue. Read it.
Mrs. Jacob Hammer has been
enjoying a visit from her sister.
Mrs. Carl Peterson, Of Monte
vldeO.
Miss Mary Harper has been
engaged to teach the fifth aud
sixth grades in the Big Stone
school.
DR.. Ferguson and H. F. Mel
son, the ~clothier, have each pur-
chased q new Halliday car from
Will Schafer, and went to the
cities the first Of the week to
bring back the cars.
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". L. Holmesis enjoying q two
weeks vacation from his duties
in the post Office.
Rev. e. o. Machener, Of Lane,
S. D., was in town Monday on
his way home from Breckenridge
where he had been on an auto
trip with his wife aud baby.
Rev. Machener was pastor of the
church at Corona some five or
six years ago.
Rev. Johnson of Minneapolis
who had been on q trip to Cali.
fornia, while Mrs. johnson was
visiting with her mother, Mrs. G
A. GRANDSON, arrived during the
week from the west. and Mr. and
Mrs. johnson are enjoying life
at the lake for 9 short time.
The deaconess aid society this
Friday evening will greet the
friends of Miss Margerie Nc
Pherson at q reception at the E.
H. Lindsey home. Miss Nc
Pherson is connected with the
Mission work in Minneapolis.
and is enjoying q short vacation
at her home here. Everybody
is invited.
Miss Mary Nc vius, of Lidger-
wood, N. D., stopped off at Mil
bank last Saturday evening, hav.
ing come from Aberdeen on the
flyer on her way to spend sun.
day at the old home at Big Stone
The editors family enjoyed q
pleasant visit with the lady disc
.cussing some Of the ancient his
tory Of Big Stone and calling to
memory former inhabitants of
the burg.
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The Ideal Theatre is the coolest
place in town these evenings.
County Attorney Geo R1x left
Monday afternoon for Milwaukee
and points in Illinois, and after
spending q week or ten days
there will return with Mrs. Rix
and daughter Doris, who have
been on g visit to friends in that
vicinity for the past month.
Dr.. A. N. Chattell, of Albee,
was . Milbank visitor Saturday
having come up to the county
seat to look things over; the doc.
tor having recently located at
Albee is enjoying a nice practice.
His business caro- appears in this
weeks issue.
Harvesting of early grain com
menced q week ago, and more or
less cutting has been done, but
the grain is ripening slowly.
Some few fields show signs of
rust, but this is only in certain
locations and small patches and
is not general, and there are
number Of fields where a fair
crop will be harvested, but on
the average the yield will be
light.
The friends of the Rev. and
Mrs. Prell, the latter Of whom
will be better remembered as
Miss Louise Seide, have made
arrangements to transfer from
Calmus, Iowa, where Mr.. Prell
has been pastor of the church for
a number of years, to Anderson,
Ind, where he is to be assistant.
pastor in a church at that place
and Mrs. Prell is to be sOloist.
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WANTED-Rooms to do light
housekeeping. w. 8. ROBINSON

TAKEN UP-Came to my premises
about 18th inst, two colts, one about
3 years old; one about 2 years old.
One dark grey with brand on right
hip, and one bay with little white on
hind feet. g. Il. GIST,
2 miles west of Round House.
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A SNAP-l6O acres Of No. l land
cheap, eight miles from Three Forks,
Montana, abundance of running water
on place. Write for particulars if
interested.
Lock Box No 2
Three Forks, Mont
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-07-25

It is cool and comfortable even on
the hottest evenings at the Ideal.
DR.. ]. P. Jenkins of Mitchell
was in town Tuesday between
trains ha wing been up the Whet-
stone line, and was on his way
home.
Prick & Emerson the Hupmo.
bile agents., were in town the
first of the week, coming over
from Watertown with their ma.
chine.
Miss Annie Templeton re-
turned Monday from Madison,
where she attended q five weeks
course Of the Normal summer
school.
Third quarterly conference of
the Methodist church will be
held Monday evening. District
Hardness pre-
siding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Gaynor ac-
companied Mrs. Gaynor's moth.
er to St. Paul Sunday when the
latter left for her home in Wis
consln.
w. O. Storlie of Revillo was up
at the county seat Monday at
tending to some matters and
his old friends last
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Gibson of
Minot, n. D., have been guests
Of their kins-people G. NJ. Bowe,
this week, and enjoying life in
Milbank..
J. N. Williams, who moved
from Summit to Twin Brooks in
the spring, was at the county
seat Wednesday transacting
business.
Frank Robel, of MelrOse, is
q fine large barn on his
Messrs Fink and Nun.
geon from Big Stone, are doing
the work.
Jerome Dore came over from
Watertown Tuesday evening for
q visit with his sister, Mrs. Mo-
lander, who Is also home for q
short time.
The state creamery inspector
inspected the Milbank creamery
last week, aud tested the raw pro
duct as it was brought to the
creamery.
Sherman D. Steiber commenc
ed as mail clerk in the post
office the first of the week, TAX
ing the place formerly filled by
Ed Harper.
Graduates of the Sioux Falls
Business College, Sioux Falls, S
D., are ia demand. Attend this
school and you will soon have
desirable position.
Miss Anna Mitchell returned
the first of the week from q trif
to Glacier Park. Mont, which
she enjoyed with q party of for.
mer school friends.
w. H. Freeman, the genera
representative Of the Union Saw
ings Association of Sioux Falls
was in town Tuesday in the intel
est of the association.
Miss Lillian Remsberg,
former teacher in the Milbanl
school, is visiting Milbanl
friends, and is u guest at tn
Mrs. C. A. GRANDSON home.
Mrs. Chas. Bingham went t
Granite Falls, Tuesday to assis'
her sister Mrs. Fralich in NOV
ing to Ortonville, where the lat
ter will hereafter make her home
G. E Mills writes to have hi!
paper forwarded to Spirit Lake
Iowa and states that ne aud hi.
are enjoying a family reunion
and are having a very enjoyable
time.
There will be an ice cream
social at John Madera's home OF
Thursday evening. July 81
under the auspices of the youns
lady's sodality of St. Lawerenct
church.
Miss Nina Briggs came ny
from De Smet the first Of The
week to visit her Milbanh
friends. Miss Briggs has dis
posed Of her millinery shop al
De Smet.
Mrs. Jacob Maley, a sister Of
Mo- H.. -.
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Office.
Children dresses from 50 cts
up to $3, in white and colors at
Mrs. Ports.
A fine daughter arrived at the
home of Albert Schaher, Thurs
day of last week.
Mrs. Thos. Cronin, of Albee,
was a visitor at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Foley, on Sunday.
Wallace Bloomquist, of Mime
apolis has been making a visit to
Milbank friends during the past
week.
Mrs. H. G.. Port is showing
some excellent bargains in ladies'
lawn dresses at $1.25, $3.50 and
up.
The T. l.. Fuller family have
gone over TO Lind en- Beach for a
months outing in the MCGOWAN
cottage.
Miss Naomi Levoy, of Monte
video, was q visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tice the first of
the week.
F. A. Williams informs US that
3 new 9 pound laundry girl arriv
ed at his home on Wednesday
morning.
The Misses Leola and Helen
Chard went to Webster Monday
for a visit with some of their lit.
tie friends.
Bulgarian dresses and waists
in q variety of materials. also
Balkan waists at Mrs. II. G..
Ports.
The Dr.. Flett family returned
the first of the week, from q two
weeks stay in Hurricane Hall at
Simpson Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Heuning-
ton of Webster we're over Sun
day guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Rockwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nichols
went to Stockholm Saturday for
a couple of days visit with friends
In <hof fnwnchin
Mrs. Geo. Boyle and children
Of Webster, were guests at the
v. H. Chard home the latter
part OF last week.
Sheriff Minder was down from
Roberts county with three
prisoners on the way to Sioux
Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. e. B. Williams Of Marvin
} was q visitor at the Chas. Viii
: liaEs home in this city the latter
j part of last week.
i Stock up with NJ. B. Ccrack.
: ers and cookies for Harvest.
! None better made. Sold by
McCollum e. Thirsk.
Peter Bieghley of Gordonsyille
: MINI, arrived the first of the
week for q visit to his sister,
!, Mrs. N. [. LoWthian.
: C. L. Rise of Vernon was up q,
$ the county seat last Friday. Mr..
It Rise is making preparations to
leave the farm this fall.
: Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Oldtield
are enjoying themselves at Simp
son Park this week, and are oc.
cupylng the Rlx cottage.
Mrs. L. S. Perkins of Wilmot,
attended a meeting of the w. r. G
0 last week Thursday and visited
5 over night with friends.
9 The Arthur Bingham family
. . have been spending the week at
9 the lake, occupying the Farnham
. cottage at Simpson Park.
Chas. Williams, of the Mer.
chants National is having his va.
cation and with his family is en-.
: joying the week at Marvin.
Seneca Malsed went to Wheat.
on Friday last week to pitch for
the Peever Indians. The Whea:
on team won by q score of So
Miss Helene Owen, who has
been for q number of weeks en-.
: joying a visit wi tn friends in the
cities, returned home Tuesday
Albert Lindahl autOed over to
: Madison, MINI, Sunday to visit
his brother, who is receiving
treatment at the hospital there.
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mother, whose home is in Cali.
fornia, but who is on a visit to q
daughter at that place. She will
accompany her grandson to Mil
bank for a short visit.
E. H. Lindsey received a let
ter the first Of the week from
Mrs. Ruby Human of Spokane
stating that her mother, Mrs. L.
@. Aldrich had the misfortune to
fall and break her leg inst above
the ankle, and was suffering con-
siderable pain from the misfor-
tune. The Mllbank friends OF
the family extend sym pathy.
Miss Grace Conner Of Rhame,
n. D., who had been attending
the summer school at Aberdeen,
came down to Milbank for a visit
ana is a guest at the Ed Harper
home this week. She is a teach
er in the Rhame school ard is a
sister Of Mrs. Will Harper Of
that place.
Joe Salzle has commenced
excavating for q dwelling house
on Dlggs avenue, just west Of Ed.
Johnson's residence, the build
ing to be 24x24 and two stories.
While excavatlng for the cellar
the workmen struck q spring
of water, which Mr.. Salzle will
turn into q well in the basement
Of his house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-01
MADISON.

Margaret Goffe Moore Chapter. d.
A. r.. met. Thursday afternoon, at the
residence Of Mrs. Villa Hilton, Pearl
street After the business session
came program: Paper on valley
Forge at the Present Day" by Mrs.
II. Augusta Hilton; paper, BETSY
Ross and the Making of the Flais"
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Entrez Nous Glass of the Free
Baptist Sunday school gave an enter
tainment, Friday evening, in the
Grange hall. There was a musical and
literary program including a farce en-
titled The Minister'S Wife," and a
small sum of money was cleared for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
\ box car containing six automobiles
for Fred II. Pease arrived, Thursday.
The machines are already sold to par
ties in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bradley left
Friday for Boston. where they Will
pass a week visiting relatives.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Ward is confined to her
residence with the grip.
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BELFAST,
Washington Graduation for
The Local High School.
Death, Thursday, Of Benjamin
S. Slower, Aged 81 Years.
A Ehimnav E;ya M pvfhian nlons.
A Chimney Fire at pythian Block
Union Services, Sunday.

Belfast. Me, Feb. 2S.-(speciaD.-
The Belfast High school will have
is known as . Washington graduation,
that is. the essays will deal with the
trip which The members will take to
Washington, D. c., in March, the hotel
life the railway journey. sightseeing,
The Capitol ana Washington as it is
seen by tine student tourists The
Seniors Will leave Belfast, March 90,
passing enc day in Boston and arriv-
ing, the evening of March %. at Wash
ingtcn. The return trip will begin,
Thursday. March p, the party arriv-
ing home, Saturday, March 90
Benjamin Franklin Slower died. yes
terdaV, at his home on Bridge street,
at the age Of 81 years He was born
in Penobseot, son Of the late James
and Emma CRay) Slower. A son,
Ernest Of Camden. arrived, today, to
make arrangements for the fun eral
Other sons and daughters living else
whore survive.
\ stll alarm was given, yesterday
noon from the Pythian building on
Main and High streets. 1t proved to
be chimney fire and was soon ex-
tinguished with CHEMICALS, So. l.
a tthion service Will be held in the
Universaist church, Sunday night,
when Rev. David l. Wilson of the
North Congregational church will
preach The other city clergymen will
take part in the service.
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OAKLAND.

DR. G. A. Hayden returned, Friday.
from a tWo-Weeks visit with his son
Philip in New York and Washington.
He will preach in his pulpit, sunday.
The Baptist Sunday school classes
taught by Mrs r. b. Herrick Mrs. G.
d. Hazelton and Z. M. Foster, took q
Straw ride, Friday evening, To the
home Of VIII SturteYant, the party
numbering about 80. Games were play
cd and refreshments were served. \
Very pleasant evening was passed.
Rev. {. +. owen Of Waterville will
preach at the Methodist church, on
Sunday morning.
Earl Sawtele has secured a posi-
ton as foreman Of the Shrewsbury
Dairy farm in Winslow and has NOV
ed mis- family to that place. Mr.. Saw
telle was born and brought up on =
Dairy farm and is wen qualified to fill
this position. lie is young man
of sterling qualities and the manage
ment of the Shrewsbury Dairy Farm
are fortunate to secure his services.
c. ID. Williams will lead the Gospel
service. at $50 P. NJ, Sunday. at the
Hish Street Mission.
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SKOWHECAN.

The jurymen drawn for the March
supreme court from Arson are A. e.
Hilton and Irving Ellis: Bingham,
Perley Clark.
Miss Elsie Fellows White arrived
home, Thursday night, from Portland
where she had been with her father.
who is sick al a hospital She stated
that her father was somewhat more
comfortable, but not materially
eanged.
The walls of the various rooms in
the court house under the direction of
Philo Steward are undergoing a clean
ing which gives the appearance of
having been newly painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Reed of Brook
line, Mass, were here, Friday. Mr.
Reed is general superintendent of the
Commonwealth shoe factory, and came
in the interests of the business here.
He stated that the shop undoubtedly
would be running to its full capacity
before long, providing help can be Sc
cured.
Charles H. futile has announced
that he will be a candidate for third
seleetman.
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One Hundred and
Fifteen New Votes.

One hundred and fifteen new names
were added 10 the voting lists at The
session If the Waterville Board Of
Registration which closed, at ) 2. NJ.
Friday fhe new voters are slightly
less numerous than in former spring
registration sessions. They are as fol-
lows.
John D. Mccarthy. c. +. frederick,
r. J. Sweeney. Patrick J. Sheehan,
Melvin T.. Davis, Albert +. Nutting,
Horace MarcouX, J. Henry Butler,
John = Thurston. Fred Roy Libby.
Geo. Poalin, Henry II. Lauder, Vim.
T.. BRYANT. Orrin NJ. Taylor, John Bin
timer, Wilhc Galcneace. Raymond Lib
by, Elmar Butler. Peter Reianger, Jr..
VIM. GaHdin, Arthur w. RusheE. VIII
lis G Adams, Harry DeBoeHer, David
stephen. VIM Pelkey. Etienne Tar
diff, French f, Wolfe. VIM. y. Smith.
Rev. u. J. Martin BraGey \. Roulette,
Louis Moro. Geo. ". Busheg. Walter
Riley. Walter A. Geary, Alvel II.
Knowles, A. NJ York, John p. Sedg-
ley. cara w Dore, Blaine /. Fowler,
Lester II. Rowe. Irwin c. Mcbride,
David +. Whitney. owen l. Wilson,
Henry L. Nigne. Arthur r. Bdnlette,
Francis 0'Donnell, Fred Nedau, Henry
King. Arthur. I,audy Frank CIosson,
Geo. W. Grbers0n. walter f. Reed!
Elmer Cate. Harold Moreau. Irving r.
williams, Geo. T. Melntire. Henry w
Brown, Alexander f. II, Yates.
James W. Hayes, Louis G. \. Meister,
Thos. Quinn +. Harold Etevens,
Winfred Piper. Ghas. r. Flood, AL
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PITISFIEL.D.

Mrs. w. c. shorey, whose son Vernon
is i'll with the scarlet fever, was fumf-
gated, Friday. and taken to the home of
her mother, Mrs. Charles Leighton. who
is critically i'll from the result of a shock.
suffered two weeks ago.
MIR. and Mrs, Il. l.. Sturtevant of Dex-
ter passed Friday with his brother. S. c.
Sturtevant. and family
Mrs. +. c. Hunter went to Burnham.
Thursday, called by the serious illness of
her aunt, Mrs. Jennie Iloxie Smith.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Childs are in Bos-
ton for a l0-days visit with relatives.
Miss Marion Griffin went to Dexter, Fri
day, for short visit with Miss Marjorie
Foss.
Mrs. Cora e. Dow and daughter Kate
lett Friday. for three-weeks visit in
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. viii Murray of Robinson is a guest
of her sster-in-law. Mrs Frank Hackett
Mrs. Jennie Randlett left. Thursday. for
a visit in Robinson with her sister, Mrs.
Harry Cole.
Frank fiaekett is on a business trim ia
AroostooIl county.
Karl Cottrell of Rockland arrived in
town. Friday, for a visit in the home of
j. n. Martin.
Mrs. T.. +. Bagley of this town. who
was CALLED to Troy by the death of her
brother, isaac Wright, arrived in town
Friday, for short visit with mrs. Eliza
beth Dohson before returning to Boston.
whore she with Mr. Bagley and Miss Mae
Bagley are passing the winter.
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Names Mysterious Cave.

Within the past week the heat of the
spring sun at midday caused the masses
of snow that cover Mount Katahdin in
Maine to loosen the frozen grip they have
held for months, and a snowslide took
place on the southern side that covered
acres of territory and carried rocks and
forest trees before it until it ceased it's
course half way down the side of the
mountain.
As it passed on its way it tore the trees
and tangled bushes from the front of the
mysterious cave near the top. revealing
the entrance, which had not been visible
for some Is or % years. This yawning
black hole in the side of Names highest
mountain has for years been the subject
of legend and speculation. While it has
been visible at intervals, the few parties
which have set out to explore it have
never been able to find the entrance. al
though nj the time of their departure II
was plainly visible from the country about
the foot of the mountain.
Days have been spent wandering in the
woods to no avail, and as the dark hole
has been visible only at widely separated
intervals no exploring party has been able
to profit by the experience of its prede-
cessors, The presumption is that the
cave is so set in the side of the mountain
and its mouth so overgrown with bushes
that the opening is visible only from GER
tain angles, ana that during the climb up
the mountain this angle is lost and the
search for the entrance has proved un-
availing for this reason. The theory pre-
walls among some of the woodsmen that
It is only when a miniature avalanche
takes place on the side of the mountain
that the forest growth is swept aside
sufficiently to show the entrance at ALL
New York Times.
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Somerset Vital Statistics.

Following are the vital statistics for
Somerset county during the past
week arriages-Hartland, Wallace
p. Worth and Miss Effie Coston;
Skowhegan, Thomas A. Min of Brigh-
ton, Mass, and Miss Janet Cockburn.
Births-Bingham, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Coleman, 4 daughter; Skowhe-
gan, to Ms. and Mrs. Harry Stevens.
daughter Deaths-Waterville Mrs.
Hannah Fuller, formerly of Fairfield
Center; Scion. Clayton L., son of Mr..
and Mrs Chester Flanders, aged one
year; Madison, James Felker, aged S.;
Pittsfield, Carroll Blanchard, sen of
the late Merton and Nellie Ieighton)
Blanchard; Burnham, Mrs. Lorenzo
Baxter, aged rs years; Hartland, Mrs.
Rebeeca (Fuller) Larrabee, aged about
u years. Embden, Phineas Rolfe; Wa
terville. Edwina Atkins, formerly of
Canaan; Sllowhegan, Mrs Woodman
r. Dawes, aged 81 years; Boston, Mrs.
Fred Dore. formerly of Skowhegan,
aged 81 years.
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FAIRFIELD.


Miss Marion Bates is confined to her
home by illness
Miss Mildred Williams is confined TO
her home by the grip.
The Coburn Dramatic Club gave 4
vaudeville and minstrel show in the
Grange hall ut Fairfield Center. Fri
dav evening, under the auspices Of
Victor Grange. A large audience was
present. Sapper was served and a
dance followed the entertainment. The
same program Will be presented Al
Fairfield opcra house. Friday evening.
March
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eva
Files Gibson me wife of c. Victor
Gibson. who passed away. nj : p. NJ.
Wednesday was held from the late
home at 23h =. Nj. Friday. Rev. r. 4.
Rich offciatipc.
Master Rodney Wvman of Vagsal=
Eoro ia visiting his sister. Miss Caro-
line Wvmau. al the home If Mr.. and
Mrs W. II Tntmau.
Miss Mildred Duran. who has heen
visiting her cousin. Miss Alice Duren
of this town. has returned 10 her home
in Richmond
Miss Dorothy Briggs. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Furbef
has returned 10 her home in Skowhe-
gan.
Rev. #. ]. Gooibroth will deliver =
sermon. at 80 p. NJ. Sunday. at Aa-
vent hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. .. Files have returned
from a trip to New York and Boston
The Mozart Ladies Quartet of Boston
Will give concert, Tuesday evening,
March II, at Fairfield Opera house.
The Dial club will meet Monday after
noon with Mrs. Arthur H. Totman. Law
renee avenue.
The Clonea Club will meet, next
Wednesday, with Mrs. Minerva Holmes.
Mrs. Mabel LaWrY will read a paper ON
Polar expeditions.
The Lawrence High school Glee Clubs
viii give an evenings entertainment.
Friday evening. March Il, at the Assem-
bly, hall, in charge of Miss Frances Cate,
musical instructor of the Fairfield schools.
There will be readings, vocal and piano
solos. The proceeds will he for the ben
eft of the Senior class.
Will Warren is i'll with an attack Of
the grip
The many friends of Amos +. Gerald
will be pleased to know that he is again
able to be out, after Il several-months i'll
less Mr.. Gerald was up street." Friday.
Miss Mildred Chute went to Skowhegan.
/ FRIDAY, to pass Sunday with her folks
II. 5. Brown is confined to his home in
Benton threatened with pneumonia.