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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
HIGH JINkS BY HIGH SCHOOL

The get acquainted" party by the
Pleasant Grove High School In the
Orpheus Hall last Friday evening,
was one of the success of the season.
The four classes represented four col
leges. The Seniors were Ginger
Yale" the Juniors "Hardknocks," the
Sophomores the BE by u" and the
Freshles the "Heartless." Each class
college had its separate banners,
yells, etc, and the browning event
was the track meets between the col
leges. The girls did the contesting
with such contests as broad smile,
chewing string, hobble race, suit case
race, etc, while the young men gal
lantly cheered them on.
The initiation of the new teachers,
Mr. Miller, Mr.. Baird and Mrs. Mon
son, was the amusement feature,
Dancing games and refreshments
filled the balance of the time,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Boys BurgIarize CIaTk's Store

reace officers in the northern part
ol the state are looking for Geo, Her
ron ana Melville Jensen, two Plea
SAINT Grove boys from IL to IA years
VI age who when last heard from
were on their way to Wyoming. The
Uoys' with Harold Steggell, left Plea
SAINT Grove Monday afternoon. At
'''u' lhey rode freight train to Mid
,"'e' where young Stcggell left them
ana returned home.
sunday evening someone removed
part OF a broken window from H.
= N,arEs store, climbed through the
p0"'hs and took lot of candy, to-
,'o' cigarettes, pocket knives, can
w GOODS etc. The steggell boy says
was not In it, but that the Other
'' 'oniessed to him that they did
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Funeral Services
For Albert Wright

Albert Wright, whose death at Twin
Falls, Idaho. we mentioned in our last
issue, was buried last Sunday. Ser
vices were held In the Linden Ward
Meeting House, which was crowded
with sympathizing friends who
brought many floral tributes.
Bishop Cullimore presided. The other
speakers We're A. @. Keetch, VIM. Far
ley. E. F. Walker, c. B. Harper, who
spoke feeling of the integrity and
exemplary character of the deceased.
Miss Rosilla Wadley sang solo and
the ward choir furnished the other
music. James Cullimore delivered the
opening prayer and Robert Thorne
the benediction. Many vehicle fol-
lowed the hearse to the Pleasant
Grove cemetery. where the interment
took place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright desire to
thank the many friends who brought
flowers and otherwise showed their
heartfelt sympathy.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Reckless Auto Drivers
Smash Two BuggIes Same Evening
and Never Slacken Their
Pace.

Last Sunday about $3.50 p. m, while
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Atwood were driv-
ing to Provo they saw an auto coming
and turned to the right side Of the
road. Another buggy following turn
cd to the eft. The auto coming at a
speed of forty miles an hour caught
the hind wheel Of Attwood's buggy
and tore 1t completely off. The men
in the auto never slackened pace, but
kept right on going north.
Evidently they were the same reck-
less drivers who smashed Steve Shell
ley's buggy between Pleasant Grove
and American Fork the same evening
and referred to In the American Fork
department.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Betterment League
Officially Organized
Oflicers Elected and Constitution
Adopted and Signed.


The Bettermcnt League of the Plea
SAINT Grove precinst met In the Cen
trail School building Sunday the 18th
inst. A large number of representa-
tive citizens We're present. The fol-
low Ing permanent organization was
effected:
President. s. Holloway.
First Vice President-W. l.. Hayes
Second Vice Presidential. G. War
nick.
Fourth Vice jamin
Walker.
Secretary and Treasurer-Luella
Il. Thorne.
The constitution and bylaws as
published in our last issue were dis
cussed and adopted UNANIMOUSLY.
Brother Clifford f. Young of Am
erlcan Fork, talked on conditions I'm
our town and how we can overcome
the bad ones and upift the right. We
must have public sentiment In our
work to accomplish that for which
we stand. Benjamin Walker and w.
l.. Hayes spoke on conditions here,
and In Linden.
Meeting was adjourned subject to
the call of the president.
The constitution was signed by
many at the close of the meeting.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Will Reconstruct
Telephone System

Messrs o. J. Hyde and II. II. Jones.
representing the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph company,
are In Pleasant Grove making detail
ed maps of the company's telephone
system here. Thier map will show
the location of every telephone here,
and the number and location of pros
pective phones for the next fifteen
years. They are also making plans for
reconstructing the entire system, pre-
paratory to bringing big force of
men here, which is the inteded pro-
gram soon as the changes now being
made in Lehi have been completed
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Early Settler
Called by Death
was n faithful Church Warker and
Lead u Sacrificing Life For
Others.

Mrs. Marriet Gardner, one of the
early settlers of Pleasant Grove, pas
sed awcy ia o'clock a. m. Tuesday
after am illness of several months
Funeral services were held In the
Tabernacle Thursday at two o'clock
D. m. Bishop L. ID. Olpin, of the First
Ward, presided Other speakers We're
J. O. Bullock, ]. ID. Wadley, Bishop
swenson. Bishop Cullimore and F. S.
Humphries, the latter reading bio
graphical sketch. Mrs. Guy Robinson
and Mrs. Mary Richards Walker sang
soles and the combined choirs, under
the leadership of Geo. Barton, sup
piled the other musical numbers
The biographical sketch follows:
Mrs. Harriet Dyer Gardner VAS
born IN Ayening Glor'ershire, r'ns-
land, October 81, 1879. She vas lap
tized into the Mormon charch Amil
lG, 1864, by Elder M,ucp I ROr,n,y,
and married the cace day to j. ".
Gardner Two DAYS later tl.oy saiIcd
for America on the Monarch of the
Sea-" spending five weeks crossing the
ocean Arriving in ~. .Ioserh, lis.
souri,, on the 'traiu, they took a boat
up to Missouri river to wyoming, AMI
then travelled by px team la loha ID
Chase's company to Sal: Lake City.
While coming from New York to st.
Joseph, the train on which they trav-
elcd was attacked by tie busn wha,k
ers and the car w'nGows broken She
walked most of the way from Nyon-
ing, and arrived IN Pleasant Groy,
September 18th, a6out i've months
after leaving England
She leaves a l.ns6anl and siste.,
Mrs. Mary Humphrir3. 81 years 1T
age, who still lives Ia EnSian1 Her
brother aged "a diei last year.
Mrs. Gardner always had q cheer
ful disposition. She lived mora for
others than for herself, and helped
to raise three families though SHE
never had any children of her own
She was teacher for thirty years IN
the Relief Society and never missed
Il meeting or making her regular,
visites to her district. She was
true Latter Day Saint and bore
faithful testimony to the last.
Though never blessed with any funds,
she would sell all she had to help
emigratc others"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Hon.. Mayes To Talk Tonight

Hon. James II. Mayes, the Pregres-
sive-Democratic candidate for Con-
gresham, will speak at a big rally
tonight at the Rex Theatre.
Mr.. Mayes Is likened 10 Senator
Beveridge IN his eloquence and is
credited as being one of the best
speakers in the campaign. He is
running on the ticket opposite e. O.
Leatherwood. who spoke In Clark's
Hall last Monday.
Mr.. F. A. Hush, candidate for coun-
ty commissioner, will also talk, and
the silver band will furnish the mu-
sic
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
FIRE AT MRS. WRIGHTS

A son of Mrs. Ben Wright went in
to the back room of the home Tues
day evening, and after lighting n
match to find some article, shut the
door and went down town. An hour
later Mrs. Wright opened the door,
when she was nearly suffocated with
flames from burning clothing. She
and her daughter put the fire out,
but not till after all the family un-
derwear and winter clothing had been
burned.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
REPUBLICANS HOLD BIG RALLY

The Republican rally Monday night
filled Clark's Opera House. w. L.
Hayes presided and introduced tho
speaker. The principal addresses
were made by Governor Spry and
District Attorney E. o. Leatherwood,
who made addresses on state and ma
tional issues. Several county candi-
dates made brief talks, and the Bo-
shard quartettc of Provo, gave sever
al musical selections.
The serenading by the Pleasant
Grove band was a leading feature.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LYNDON

Wednesday fire destroyed the cor
rails, barn feed sheds, surry, straw,
thirty tons of hay and other property
of Mr.. +. n. Millett Of Linden, caus-
ing loss OF $500 or $500.
There was no insurance on the pro-
perty. The loss will be severe one
TO Mr.. Millott as II represented q
large part of his summers work, The
fire was caused by small boy ant
matches, the boy trying out his jack
o-lantern.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
WHERE TO REGISTER

There Is but one more day to reg
ister See II your name is on the
list; II not call on your register
agent. October eth is the last day
to do It.
Following is the list Of agents:
Pleasant Grove first-Mrs. Jesse
Wadley.
Pleasant Grove second-Jos. Nell
son.
Pleasant Grove third-Mrs. Susie
Robinson.
Pleasant Grove fourth-E. r. Ash.
Arthur Lin was Lehi visitor Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Thornton made
trip to Provo Friday.
Miss Estelle Fenton was was a Salt
Lake visitor Friday,
Mr.. VIM. Halliday of Lehi, was In
Pleasant Grove Thursday
Mr. James II. Walker made bust
ness trip to Salt Lake Monday.
The First Ward this week purchas-
ed a new silver sacrament service.
4 ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT-H. M.
Nelson, Pleasant Grove. l7-2t
Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Ward Of Provo,
spent Sunday in pleasant Grove,
guests OF Hyrum Clark and family
w, l.. Hayes of the Pleasant Grove
Mercantile company, was a Salt Lake
City visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, l., w, Grwinig OF Sal
Lake City, were visiting with Mrs
/ Grwinigs parents, Mr. and Mrs, Rob
= crt Cobbley. last Sunday, making tn
trip In their auto.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Stagg-Walker Nuptlals

Miss Edith stagg and Leonard Wal
ker went to Provo Tuesday, procured
marriage license, returned to Lin
don, where they were united in mar
raige. Bishop Cullimore tying the
knot She young people will reside
IN Pleasant Grove.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Pleasant Grove Department

the work.
Judge Lewis and Probation officer
b. f. Roper were In Pleasant Grove
thursday and after investigating the
case, committed the Steggell boy to
the Lund school in Salt Lake City,
where he will attend school and be
looked after.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Democrats ut Linden

The Democrats held fairly well
attended rally at Linden Thursday
night, at which District Attorney j.
II. Mcdonald made the principal ed
dress, touching prominently on pro-
hibition. I. II. Masters of Provo, ex-
planned the county taxes, Mrs. Mas
tiers sang solo and the young ladies'
rendered two songs.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24
Judges Of Election
For Pleasant Grove

The County COMMISSIONER have
appointed the followirS iU lges to
take and count TIE ballals for ,hc
election on Novemhe: Fri.
Pleasant Grove No Ia. =. Ilol-
man, Thomas Gleason, l.. VI. Atwood
No, Joseph l.. EIsn Nicls Fukal
Alma Christensen; NJ al, VI OF
pin, A. r, Winters, Wm Frampton
No. i-Wilford Andersen, EdDDmC
Cragan, Harold Wa,trr.
Mosida-R. l.. Cirls \ ! Moor
A, +. Cox
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

Mrs. Sarah West of Provo, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with rela-
tives and friends.
Harold and Alice Mercer, who have
been visiting in Garfield, returned
home Sunday.
City Sexton HUMPHREYS has half
dozen men cleaning the weeds out of
the cemetery this week
Tomorrow Sunday night will be
missionary meeting In the Tabernacle.
A special program Is being arranged.
Mrs. Rose b. Hayes spent Sunday
and Monday at Payson, Utah, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Il.
Hayes.
Mrs. Il. Cook. whose home has been
in Pleasant Grove, left for Rupert.
Idaho, where her children live and
where she will reside In the future.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fugal. who were
married last week In Salt Lake City,
spent the early part OF the week here
on their honey moon
Miss Stella Fenton went to Salt
Lake City yesterday for several days
visit with Mrs G.. A. Smith
Mrs. James Cobbley OF Blackfoot.
Idaho, came to Pleasant Grove this
week on account Of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Foutz.
Mrs. Joseph Nicholson of Draper.
spent several days In Pleasant Grove
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID.
| Wadley.
A well authenticated rumor says
that the wedding of Miss Litha Win
ters and Mr. Ernest Olson is schedul-
ed for an early date.
misrepresentation Louis Lund will
be married In the Salt Lake Temple
next Wednesday. to Miss Ida Combs,
a Salt Lake City school teacher.
The judges in the clean town con-
test are scoring st. George, Vernal,
and other outlaying cities. It will
be two weeks yet before the decision
Is ready.
!.
Mrs. Katie Smith underwent sue
ccssful operation for appendicitis at
Provo Monday. and is now well along
the road to recovery.
Dick Morton was taken to Provo
Wednesday, where he underwent n
successful operation for gall stones.
The gall bladder was removed and
Mr.. Morton is recovering nicely.
Mr.. J. o. White, who has been here
all summer working in the interest
of j. NJ White and company. fruit
packers, has been transferred tie Bear
River, where Mr.. White will load out
about fifty car loads Of apples.
/,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

Monday evening pleasant surprise
was given Miss Roxie Adams when
she returned home from her work
Thirty-fve happy boys and girls
awaited the arrival of their Sunday
School teacher. The children served
refreshments and the best games were
INDUCED in. A pleasant evening was
spent by all, especially the proud
teacher,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

Mr.. ]. o. White, who has been here
all summer working In the interest
of j. NJ. White and company, fruit
packers. has been transferred tie Bear
River, where Mr.. White will load out
about fifty car loads of apples.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

Dick Morton was taken to Provo
Wednesday, where he underwent n
successful operation for gall stones.
The gall bladder was removed and
Mr.. Morton is recovering nicely.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

Mrs. Katie Smith underwent sue
ccssful operation for appendicitis at
Provo Monday. and is now well along
the road to recovery.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

The judges in the clean town con-
test are scoring st. George, vernal,
and other outlaying cities. II will
be two weeks yet before the decision
Is ready.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

Ex-representative Louis Lund will
be married In the Salt Lake Temple
next Wednesday. to Miss Ida Combs,
a Salt Lake City school teacher.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John Christensen :
Provo motored over to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Christensen's mother, Mrs.
Hannah Fugal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-15
PERSONALS

Mr.. John Marlborough of Claxton.
Ga, who has been visiting relatives
in the county, returned home yester-
day. -
Policeman s. j. Vincent of Heath
Springs was in town yesterday.
Probate Judge J. e. Stewman and
Attorney T. Y. Williams were in
Kershaw yesterday.
Mr. w. j. Nicely and little son of
Rock Hill were in town yesterday.
Mr.. Nicely is a brother-in-law Of
Mr.. j. T. Wylie. 49,
Roach S. Stewart. Esq., made a
h1,lress trip to sraw aud Ch.s.
terield this week, returning this
morning. Ht
Messrs. E. c. croxton and A. F.
hammond OF Heath Springs were in
town today.
Mr.. Mart Beckam was here on
business today.
Mr.. X. e. Wylie will attend the
marriage of his cousin, Miss Grace
Jones, to Mr.. Smith Richardson at
DanVille, Va, tomorrow night.
Mrs. Bradley Mobley and little
a. liter OF Mount Carmel are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Thorn
son.
DIR. and Mrs. S. l.. Allen returned
'r"m, Charleston AMI nra az p:">-ut
at the home of Mr.. j. NJ. Woodlev
Col, w. c. Hough was visitor to
Charlotte yesterday.
Mrs. Julia Bailey of Lancaster
torhty spent the v.a, g thn
city with her mother.-Rock Hill
Record
rev. j. III. Thayer, who attended
the state Baptist convention last
week in Charleston, returned home
FRIDAY, after stopping over in
oranegburg to visit his aunt.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-15
Chief Bell Gets the ReNurI

Last Wednesday morning a man
living his name ah Albert Pa ker,
hired horse and buggy from the
livery stable of Mr.. b. c.. Hinson at
Monroe, promising to BE- back with
them that night. AS 1t turned out
he did not expect to return the
morse and buggy, but instead TO
confiiscate the same to his own uae.
The man drove into Lancaster Mon
day night, distributing liquor ad-
vertisements, put up the horse and
buggy/at the stables Of she Jones'
Elliott Mule Company. Chief Bell
wasl instructed to look out for the
man, but he skipped before he could
be arrested but he got the horse
and buggy. also $40 paid by the
owner as q reward for the return of
the property.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-15
Social Neus

The Friday Afternoon Book Club
held most delightful session with
Mrs. Leroy Springs Friday. Decom-
Der 11th. The elegant Springs man
sion was aglow with many tapers
and lavishly decorted with holly.
while many vases were filed with
fragrant crimson Carar atIcp The
guests were entertained in the front
parlor. The reading, Act III. Scenes
2 and 3, julius Caesar, which follow
ed the interesting current events.
was unusually instructive, and the
questions on 1t provoked very ami
mated discussions of the characters.
especially of Portia and Calpurnia.
After the conclusion of the program
az distribution of books the guests
repaired to the diniag room. wher.
on the lace covered tables with
elaborate centerpieces of American
Beauty roses, they were served with
an elaborate and much enjoyed five
course luncheon. The dainty hand
painted place cards made lovely
souvenirs Of this happy occasion,
which closed the club season for the
year 1914. The next meeting of the
club will be held with Mrs. l.. C.
Payseur, Janaury 9Th. 1879
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-15
CARD OF THANKS.
vi. ID. Lee and X. Is. Mobley EXPRESS
Appreciation.

W. D' Lee ana IL. Is. Mobley Express
Appreciation.
10 the Editor of The News:
me trustees of the Lancaster
Normal and Industrial Institute.
through their representatives, NJ
~. Lee and X. b. Mobley, take this
opportunity to express our deem
sense of gratitude and appreciation
Tor the yeomen services rendered
us in the defence of our schoops in
terest In our suit against the PEN
zoe Central State Shows. Wc fa-
Vored them in every possible way.
by having their license revoked and
received In return an attempt TO
Jump the contract. The jurors were
all white and with three white men
against two colored men, Lee and
Mcbley, these men recognize truth
and justice to that extent that after
three strong attorneys had made
addresses, the case was decided in
OUR favor. This is what l have al
ways said. and have seen veri fed
Lancaster, that where negroes
Drove themselves worthy and stand
for law and order, that the white
people will always Gee that they are
treated right, regardless of the
color of their faces. This case he
Tore Magistrate John Caskey, with
three of the best lawyers OF this
town, Hons. John T. Green fer the
defence, and ID. Reece Williams and
II. S. Stewart for the plaintiffs.
should go down as an object lesson
to the colored race, and slap in
the mouth of the belief that the
white man is against a negro Just
because he is black Again we
thank the jurors. lawyers ard all
of the good white people who demon
strated in this case, that merit wins
and not color. Let us live we'll
M. d. LEE.
President OF the Normal and Co!orcd
Graded School, Lancaster, S. =.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-15
FOR COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER.
Secretary Ellison Receives Letter
From DIR. j. LaBruCe Ward.

Mr.. Luther Ellison, the secretary
of the Chamber OF Commerce, is en-
deavoring to arrange for a county
healtn oncer Tor Lancaster county.
He has received the following letter
from DR.. j. LaB-Lce Ward, director
of rural sani alton, in reference 10
the matter:
Columbia, S. c., Nov. %, 1914.
MIR. Luther Ellison.
Lancaster, >. &.
Dear Mr.. Ellison: In reply TO
your inquiry of November 2st. | de-
sire to say that the three physicians
constituting our field staff are now
employed in doing community work
in three counties. This work will
serve as demonstration, and we
hope will result in better health con-
ditions throughout these counties.
1t will not be possible for us to do
such work in Lancaster county this
year. II your new county delega-
ton Is interested in this matter and
you can get them to meet in Lancas-
ter some day next week I shall ar
range to meet them and discuss
plans for the county to employ n
county health officer, who will spend
MS entire time In examination OF
school children, in the investigation
and stamping out of contagious dis
eases and In giving Illustrated lee
tares on disease prevention in gem
sral This matter is one OF the most
important and the money thus spont
will yield greater returns than
money spent for any other purpose.
If you will take this matter UP at
once with the county delegation, and
will notify me their desire in this
matter, l shall be glad to act in ac-
cordance with their wishes.
Yours very truly,
j. LaBRUCE WARD,
Director Hural SANITATION
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-12-15
LOCAL DOTS

Probate Judge e. Stewman
says Notwithstanding hard times,
they are still marrying and being
given in marriage.
Miss Efie Hunter of Lancaster
and Mr. Harry Gwin of Corkv'lle
were married at the A. r. p. pas-
sonage on Sabbath evening.
There will be basket super at
Carnes school house Friday night.
December 18, proceeds for benefit of,
the school. The public Is invited
to attend. -
Mr.. M. j. Funderburk of Rum
Creek killed a shoat last Friday that
feighed 41O pounds net. Mr..
Funderburk says that the bog didn't
eat over five bushels Of corn. That
beats six cents cotton.
There will be a basket supper
at Red Hill school house Wednesday
night, December 23, proceeds for
benefit of school. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
The friend of DR.. Campbell, the
noted optician, will be glad to know
he Will be in Lancaster on Decem-
ber IA, 15 and 16, at the Standard
Drug Company. If your eyes need
any attention he will be ready TO
treat you.
The concrete sidewalk from the
First National Bank building to the
corner of Main and Elm streets is
about completed and will be much
appreciated by the pedestrians who
~ bee3 ploughu; 'rronth the
mud for the past few weeks
Antioch f.. and A. NJ. will have
banquet December 26th, at IL m
Every member is urged to come and
bring their families and bring we'll
filled baskets. All visiting Masons
are welcomed. There will be a pub
lice installation of officers. b. F.
Adams. Clerk Antioch Lodge, No.
272, F. and AN.
There will be special meeting
of the friends and patrons of the
New Bethel high school Friday,
December 1S, at 1 O'Clock. This
meeting is the regular monthly
parents meeting, and also the time
appointed for the election of a
president of the Rural School I'm
provement Association. All the pa
irons are earnehtly requested to at
tend. The girls of the eighth end
ninth grades will serve refresh
ments, while the other grades will
give an entertainment.