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On Tuesday, Nevsnbsr 8 at 8 ..
m, death entered our quiet comnu-
nifty and the psopls ere called to
mourn ths loss Of . dear neighbor
and fxisnd, Mn. Gertrude Behns
Hollinshsad, wifs Of d.. Mark Hol-
linshsad Nm. Hollinshsad was born
Esptsubsr 9, 1858, in Ohio. During
her eixlhood she was IN ardent stu
dent and teacher Of The Ans arts and
at all times o lady Of refinement and
culture. In 1910 she was married to
d.. n. Hellinshsad who brought her
TO lola 70 live. This union was bless
Cd With two children, Marx, Jr. and
Gertrude. For . number Of years
Mrs. Hollinshsad was in poor health
and her fortitude and sweetness dur
ing the long days Of suffering were
the wonder Of her friends. When
able, she attended the lola Sunday
school. Her bible was always near
her. She is survived by her husband
and two children; her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Behne Of Defiance, Ohio ;
sister, Miss A. Behne and four
brothers, VIM. Behne, senator Of
Ohio; A. Behne Of Oklahoma City,
Ok; and two brothers who live in
Defiance. Mrs. Hollinshead won the
loving admiration Of all who met her
and the deepest sympathy goes out
to the bereaved husband whose life
has been filed with the most loving
devotion to his suffering wife. AT
this writing, arrangements had not
been completed in regard to the flu
neral.
Those who did not permit the
storm to prevent their attending the
Halloween entertainment, were amply
repaid. The school house was trans
formed in the most artistic manner
into q gypsy encampment. The dec
orations were carried out with corn.
milo, pumpkins, etc. A heavy carpet
of corn husks formed the lounging
place Of the gypsies. In one corner
was the niche occupied by the for
tune teller, Miss Esther Porcher, who
was quite busy, while in another cor
ner was table loaded with pumpkin
pies guarded by the gypsies, Miss
Nell Gibson and Charles Lucas. Over
this table was q streamer bearing the
inscription, "The fate Of the Jack
OLantern." Miss Christine Gibson
was perfect as the witch bending over
the camp kettle stirring the witches
brew, which, by the way, turned out
much more delectable than was ex-
pected, viz, in the form Of coffee.
Little Inez Lucas made the hit Of the
evening by her singing of 81 Wish I'd
Been Born Boy" The ghost dance
was weird and made one feel eerie.
All the gypsies, represented by the
nineteen children, had Jack O'Lan-
terms, which formed the illumination.
Messrs. Ralph Kozel, ]. F. Porcher
and Robert Lucas were managers OF
finance for the camp. The scene was
Of unusual artistic merit, and Miss
Mott deserves the greatest praise for
the splendid Halloween entertainment
she arranged for the patrons OF the
school.
The friends Of Miss Everella Lucas
have been invited to witness her mar
riage to Oscar Stetson of Colorado
on Sunday, November 10. Miss Lu-
cas- is universal favorite in lola and
Deming and loving interest is shown
in the elimination of an ardent
courtship. Miss Lucas friends will
give her a miscellaneous shower ut
the home of Mrs. Danse on Monday,
November Q at 8 p. m.
A number Of our folks attended a
very pleasant dance at Waterloo on
Saturday. A splendid time was also
enjoyed at the dance given by Mr.
and Mrs. Mart Akers on Monday eve
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