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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-05-08
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce }.
Frank Martin, republican candidate
for reelection to the Office of Sheriff
of Henderson county. subject to the
August election.
We are authorized to announce w.
l. Rhodes, candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Henderson County, sub
ject TO the regular August election,
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FOR TRUSTEE.

We are authorized toAannounce s.
f. Rosson, Republican candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Trustee OF
Henderson county, subject to the
August election.
(adv.)
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A Fine Church Report.

On Wednesday night April 80,
Rev. j. V. freeman, presiding
elder, held the Second Quarter
ly Conference at the Southern
Methodist Church, Lexington,
Tenn. The following financial
report was made. Raised for
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-05-08

Mrs. Emmett Parker, of Oar,
den, was here Monday.
Dr.. r. l.. Smith, of Luray, was
in town Wednesday.
Fireman Wiley Darden went
to Jackson Wednesday.
| Granville Walker, of Chester
field, was here Wednesday.
Engineer Emmett Sneed il
visiting friends in Paducah.
Jones A. Austin, Of the SCOTS
Hill neighborhood, was here
Monday.
S. J. Parker, Of Darden was
among the crowd here First
Monday.
Brakeman Luther Mcdaniel
has been laying off for a trip or
two.
Conductor o. L. Wallace and
wife of Paducah, were here Wed
nesday.
The celebrated troupe Of Swiss
Bell Ringers will be at the Ruby
Thatre, May 49,
Conductor F. Fl. Latham on
South end through freight has
been laying off this week.
j. A. El.er has been away
from his shop this week on &C.
count Of serious illness.
Mrs. T. B. Gideon and little
son, 7. B. jr., returned Sunday
from weeks visit to Laconia.
Mrs. T. H. Evans, of Decatur.
Vile, was here the latter part Of
last week visiting Mrs. w. O.
Evans.
Rev. Fleetwood Ball and wife
went to Parsons Tuesday to hear
Rev. W. D. Upshaw, Of Georgia,
deliver lecture.
Fireman Riley Roberts, of the
N. O. & st. L. Ry., Nashville, is
here this week visiting the fam
| lily of his brother P. O. Roberts.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. W.. N.
Hix, at the home Of Mrs. w. l..
Lawler, last Sunday night a fine
boy. Mrs. Xix and baby are do
ing well.
Mather Lancaster, W. T. Rog-
ers, Misses Allie Mae Mccall,
Besse Bowen, Lillian Denver,
attended the old Baptist services
at Hollow Rock last Sunday.
The most terrific rain in sever.
al years fell in Lexington and
vicinity Monday and Monday
night. Several farmers will
have to replant q part Of their
cotton and corn crops on account
of the lands washing.
Birch Camp No. 40 w. 0. W !.
met last Tuesday night and thir.
ty-six applications for member
ship we're received. They have
four or five new members to in
troduce into the forest at the
next meeting. When those thir-
'lty-six applicants are examined
and their policies returned they
will be introduced in class and
big banquet put on. The boys
are expecting . big time.
Attorney James A. England,
Of Decaturville, was 10 Lexing.
ton last Saturday. It had been
thought likely that Mr.. England
might qualify on the lat instant
| and enter the race for the Regu'
|llar nomination for chancellor,
|IAll who know Mr.. England pay
Tribute To him as q lawyer aud
| we'll able to make good judge,
| lMeasrs. ID. e. SOFT, Of Lexing
Ilton, and Arch Patterson, AZ 81,
| lvannah were the only candidates
Ito qualify.
Major Ed. J.. Timberlake and
Hwife, who went to Memphis on
eqisit az the first Of last week. n
spend . few d1ys with the Ma
| |ior's sister Mrs. John e. Mccall
! were expected back hero 81
Wednesday of last week, but
mrs. Timberlake having devsl
oped I severe sore thf06t, tibet
I did not stop here but Yneo
2 No Nashvilis
be ysst
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-05-08
To the Teachers Of
Henderson County

call your attention again to
the examination that is called
for May l415 here in Lexington.
Those who held q regular certlff.
cate for 1918 will not be reqnir.
ed to take the examination Of
anything except the reading cir.
Gle course (Rural schools and
Rural Life.) That subject will
come on the morning Of the Is.
II will lie necessary for all who
expect to take the examination
to be on hand rafsJ, IS there Is
no entering the examination af-
ter the honr for opening.
Those Who take the entire ex-
nsinstiop will have to see the
county trustee and pay him the
50 so. .snd get his receipt for
| IL. apd those taking only the
reading circle viii take from the
| trustee ! feceipt for $l.00. pre-
sentIne that receipt to me on en-
ltstfng the examination. / will
have proper forms in the hands
of the county trustee for that re-
Iceiat as we'll as your application
f0r Emission into the examina-
fi0F1 a 81
/ Dolnot come lit n that may
| prevent your becoming q teacher
for She summer term. Il
Very respectfully,
| I'M. n. DRNIsox, Go. Supt.
oiii1 4 ISIlts
M5tplsnts ~ shfifty Slsnd y
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Support of pastor, 1914 90
Presiding Elder, ....--- $500
Foreign Missions, 49, 1900
Home Missions, -.-.-. 61.00
Conference Claimants $500
Church Extension, 1880 34.00
Christian Education, - $500
Sunday School Supplies, 1915
Parsonage repairs, $780, $500
Church incid entails, - 1906
Bishops Fund, ..----- 1900
Total, 1851. 80
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PLEASANT GLADE.

Mr.. Gates Avery has gone to visit
his daughter and son who have taken
up homestead near Big Sandy,
Mont. He expects to locate there al
so.
Mrs. Harry lizard and children and
Ona Glenham spent Thanksgiving day
with Mrs. Ikard's sister, Mrs. E. r.
Palmer.
Mrs. R. B. Rowe is improving her
home by constructing a large porch.
Fred Michel made a business trim
to Tacoma last week.
Mr.. Ben Shincke lost valuable
colt last week.
Joe Longmire and family spent
Thanksgiving Day in Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hawthorne went
to Tacoma Wednesday to stay until
Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Longmire, who sustained
an injury to one of his legs about two
months ago, expects to return to ST.
Peters hospital Saturday for further
treatment, as he is not improving.
Mrs. John Rogers plans to 20 to
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TENINO

A new bank is to be opened in Te-
nino within two or three weeks. j.
J. Roberts, a banker from Flat River,
Mo-, who has been here for the past
month looking over the field, an
nounces that nearly all of the bank s
stock had been subscribed. The bust
ness of the new bank will be control
led by board of five directors, who
will be elected by the stockholders
and who will pass on all loans. Mr..
Roberts, who is q brother of j. II.
Roberts. prominent Centralia realty
dealer and chairman of the Lewis
County Democratic Central Commit
tee, comes highly recommended by
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BLACK LAKE.

DR.. E. C. Story was called to see
Mrs. Edd Osborn who has been sick
for several days. Saturday she was
worse, but we all hope that by this
time she is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Cole spent a
few days at their ranch recently.
They returned to Seattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Weber, ST., are
visiting relatives in Vancouver, B. c.
Miss Marjorie Medbury of Seattle
was visiting friends here last week.
Mrs. Ferril of Belmore is seriously
ill.
Mr.. Taylor and Mr. Wizbicki have
been working on the Belmore road
for the last few days, and they have
improved it very much.
Mrs. Wizbicki, who was hurt last
week, is improving very rapidly now.
Messrs Sam BigSee and Victor
Dent went to Tenno to see the Cres-
cent Oil company's we'll uncapped.
Mrs. J. w. Dent went to Olympia
last Tuesday to attend the farewell
reception given by Mrs c. l.. Lewis.
Peter Mckenzie of Mud Bay, one
of the pioneers of Thurston county,
has been seriously i'll at St. Peters
hospital for the last two weeks, with
little hope for recovery.
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BUSH PRAIRIE.

Sunday, December 6, will be the
second anniversary of the Sunday
School. Officers will be elected and
other business transacted. Every
body welcome.
Miss Frances Seeley spent Thanks
giving with her mother, Mrs. E. J.
Hodge.
Miss Hannah Kimsey, who return
ed from the hospital last week, con-
| tues to improve.
Mr.. Brainard of Chambers Prairie
visiting his daughter, Mrs. e. ".
brewery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickgeiser
were Olympia visitors Monday.
Mrs. Daisy brewery and children,
}Ruby and Nina, took Thanksgiving
dinner at Mr.. David Drewery's.
Mr.. A. D. brewery returned Thurs
day evening from a hunting trip up
in the Black Hills.
Mr.. M. e. Meek Is moving his house
to another location, preparatory to
building an addition.
Mr.. Medbury is still working at the
we'll for Mr.. David brewery, trying
for artesian water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hacket and daughter
Frances have returned to their home
in Hoquiam after spending week at
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Meek and fam
lily visited at r. A. Cooks Sunday be-
fore last.
Miss Hannah Kimsey was able to
return home from the hospital last
week.
Mr.. A. u. Drewry was one of a
party of hunters who spent last week
in the Black Hills.
Mrs. E. v. Drewry and children
: Ruth, Neo and Richard, spent Sun
day of last week with Mrs. George
Dyer.
Mr.. Brainard of Chambers Prairie
visited his daughter, Mrs. E. v. Drew
ry, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VOORHEES, of Olympia
took dinner at E. j. Hodges Tuesday
of last week.
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PINE GROVE.

A Dawson has a system of drain
age bitches completed on his farm.
The McCay boys did the work.
Edgar Peregrine and wife are stay
ing at d. Peregrine's, likely until
spring.
James Fitzsmmons and family
have moved from r. Whitham's 10
the old CARL place near Tom Sheri-
dams.
Our school had fine program the
evening before Thanksgiving.
r. w. Mowery, wife and baby, OF
Satsop spent the Thanksgiving holi-
day with Mrs Mowery's mother. Mrs.
Callahan.
E1 Parker went to Tacoma last
week to consult an eye specialist, y no
removed troublesome growth from
one OF his eyes.
Mrs. Il. H. Carpenter and Mrs. Ed
Parker were visiting on the Eastside
Tuesday of last week.
A good authority says the Jacob
nelson 3O-acre farm was sold to a
Seattle party one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Knox recently
visited County Superintendent and
MIS- l.. A. kibbe at Tumwater.
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ED INLET.

Mr.. w. o. Thompson, the aged pio-
neer of this county who was 90 years
old November and who came to
what was known as Oregon in the
early days and located at Black lake
west of Olympia. was stricken with
paralysis this week and Is dangerous-t
ly i'll at st. Peters hospital.
Mr.. Peter Mckenzie, who is SER
iously i'll at st. Peters hospital, is re-
ported to be no better.
Mr.. l.. c. Campbell, who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity, has
returned to his home in Tacoma.
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NEVIS Of YOUR FRIENDS AHD NEi0HDORS

or rHCEsrON COUNTY.

here at The home OF his aunt aud un-
Gle, Mir. ana Mrs. Madam Arnold.
Harry Larsen spent Tuesday in
Olympia.
Mrs. Hartman of Sherlock is max
ug q visit al tn, home OF her brother
and wife, Nr. and Mrs. 5 Y. H"unett.
Mr.. Alya Brown Of Yakima is a
visitor at the home Of his aunt and
uncle, Air. and Mrs. George Brown.
Mrs. Nathan Arnold entertained
Mrs. II. Crowell, Mrs. 0. /. Evans,
Mrs. George Gartley, Mrs. Frederick
son and Mrs. Frank Billiard Tuesday
of last week.
/ Mr.. George Brown was in Olympia
Tuesday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Moore of South Bay
were visitors Sunday of last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Evans.
/ Hubert Brown was in Olympia one
day last week.
A large crowd attended the party
which was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Arnold week ago
Saturday night. The evening was
spent in dancing and cardplaying and
at midnight supper was served.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle met at
Mrs. S. Y. Benefits Thursday of this
week and all the ladies brought
thimbles, needles and thread to make
the candy bags for the Christmas
tree.
Mrs. George Brown and Miss Kate
airy called on Mrs. George Evans
one day last week.
Mr.. S. Y. Bennett made a business
trip to Tacoma one day last week.
Harry Larsen spent Tuesday OF
last week in Olympia.
Mrs. Nathan Arnold entertained
Mrs. o. 1. Evans, Mrs. H. Crowell,
Mrs. George Gartley, Mrs. friedrich
son and Mrs. Frank Billiard Tuesday
afternoon of last week.
!! Mr.. S. Y. Bennett lost valuable
horse recently.
Mr.. Nathan Arnold and daughter
Edith spent the day in Olympia Fri
day.
Mrs. William Bickle, Mrs. Milan
Wright and Mrs. Waldrick were call
ers at the Town home recently.
Mr.. O. I. Evans made trip to
Olympia in his launch last week.
4 Mrs. George Brown spent the day
with Mrs. William Bickle Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. Harve Chambers spent one day
of last week in Olympia.
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SOUTH UNION.

Mrs. John Ismay, daughter and lit
tie grandson were visitors in Olympia
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Gunstone and little
daughter spent Monday with Mrs. w.
X. Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton and little
children are visiting Mrs. Horizons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bollinger.
Mrs. w. j. Abbott has returned
home after spending a few days in
Olympia with her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Dowell, and sister, Mrs. Bode.
Miss Jessie Hartsuck, who has been
home ill, has returned to Ridgefield
where she is teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Jones entertain
ed 40 guests at dinner Thanksgiving,
he occasion being family reunion.
Neighbors and friends to thesnum-
err of Is gathered at the church
Thanksgiving with well-filled basil cts
and the day was enjoyed by all.
There was speaking by Rev. R. H.
Edmonds, who with his wife were
uests. The dinner was big success.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seed were en-
tertained at dinner Thursday by Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Ensign enter
tanned their children and grandchil-
dren Thursday.
Miss Leila Curtin visited Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Ball and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schulze auG
family and Mrs. l.. A. Randall spent
Saturday evening at the home of MIR
and Mrs. john Ismay. fs"
/ Mrs. John Gunstone and little
daughter visited Mrs. Fred Schulze
Thursday
Mr.. Ross Jones and sister gave a
birthday dinner for their mother
Mrs. Julia Jones, Sunday. Covers
were laid for %, all the guests being
her children and grandchildren.
Mrs. Williams is spending a few
days in Seattle with her daughter
Mrs. George Gunstone.
Mrs. Mitchell and family spent
Thursday with her sister, Mrs. p. B
Glasford.
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PUGET

A Thanksgiving program was given
by the school Wednesday evening, the
25th. After the program refresh
ments were served and the rest Of the
evening was spent in playing games.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. I. Evans and
daughter Wilma, Mr.. A. e. Larsen.
Harry and Peary Larsen and Mr. Ar
thur clearinghouse took Thanksgiving
dinner at the Chambers home.
Miss Helen Leghorn spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents in Olympia.
Miss Jessie Irwin left Saturday for
Olympia after a weeks visit at the
Swayne home.
A large crowd attended the party
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Nathan Arnold Saturday night, No
yember 21. The evening was spent
In dancing and card playing, and al
midnight supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gartley spent
Friday afternoon at the Crowell
home.
Mr.. George Brown, who has been
making an extended visit with rela
tiyes in Yakima, returned to Puget
Saturday accompanied by his son
Mr.. Chris Brown.
Bert clearinghouse OF Lacey has
been visiting among friends in Puget
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y. Bennett and
family spent Thanksgiving with rela-
tfves in Sherlock.
Peter Carrier of Olympia left Tues
day for Seattle after few days visit
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.he bank of which he has had charge
as cashier for the past five years. He
mad been uickeriUg for the purchase
Tor he Tcuuo State banh before that
Institution closed its doors recently.
Committees have been appointed
and are already busy with the AZ
for the annual Christmas
dance of the TeniHo odd Fellows. y
supper Will be served in connection
with the event this year.
Charles Norman, a resident o. Te-
Iuino, is recovering from a severed
iartery, the injury being sustained
when his axe slipped while running
lines Tor the Washington Union Coal
company, near Tono. Or. Doolittle
, of Tono dressed the wound, after
which Norman was removed to his
home.
a circus recently given by the pu
| pills of The Tenino high school netted
I$30.41, which Will be used to deiray
the expenses of high scnool paper,
/ "Kynedisbok," the first issue of which
Twill appear about Christmas. 1t is
Expected that the paper will later
support itself.
The Tenino News is in receipt of
Iclipping from the Tenino Enterprise
dated June ., 1898, the clipping be-
ling forwarded by Nellie NJ. Alldredge,
department secretary of the Woman's
Relief corps of Oregon City, who I'M
Iearthed it while looking through an
Iold trunk. Joe Cannon, one of Te-
nino's pioneers, recalls the paper as
having been published by one Clar-
ence Berry and partner whose name
he cannot now recall.
FOR SALE-One 2-year-old colt,
weight 100 lbs; six Jersey heifers,
all ages. e. T. Palmer, Pleasant
Glade, Phone 1874. 10-5tf
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the Boulevard Grange hall. Come
and bring your friends.
Rev. D. A. Thompson will preach
at the Eastside chapel Sunday after
loon.
Thanksgiving exercises were held
at the Mckinley school the day be-
fore. Quite number of parents
were present.
At the regular meeting of Boule-
ard Grange No. 80 November 90, the
Ollowing officers were elected:
Master, Mr.. Alfred Taylor; overseer,
Mr.. l.. l.. Snow; lecturer, Mrs. l.. l..
Snow; steward. Mr.. j. Thomas; as
sistant steward, Mr.. A. l.. Lewis;
chaplin, j. w. Batcheller; treasurer,
Mr.. Isaac Wolf; secretary, Miss Elva
Page; gate keeper, Mr.. o Page;
Ceres, Mrs. Alfred Taylor; Pomona,
Mrs. l. Wolf; Flora, Mrs. o. Page;
lady assistant steward, Mrs. A. ].
Haycox.
Between 40 and SO members of
he Pomona Grange assembled at the
Boulevard Grange hall Wednesday,
November 25. The regular business
session was held in the forenoon, a
good substantial dinner being served
at noon. The afternoon was spent
, in electing officers for the coming
year, sandwiched with spicy recita-
| lions and music. The Pomona ad-
journed to meet in December at the
Spurgeon Creek Grange hall.
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CHAMBER s PRAIRIE.

The service held Sunday evening
at the Collins school house by Mr..
NIetzel was largely attended by APP
preciative patrons.
The Spurgeon Creek Grange en-
joyed Thanksgiving dinner at their
hall Thanksgiving day.
The Christian Endeavor of this
neighborhood has organized a mixed
quartet and will practice singing ev-
cry week.
Mrs. Bushnell is having her large
field plowed.
Potato-digging in this vicinity is
nearly completed and the yield is
below the average in both quality
and quantity.
( Messrs. Ivan and Jay Whidden are
working for Mr.. Burns.
Miss Clara Raymond visited in
Olympia week before last.
/ Mr.. John Ollie spent Sunday with
his parents.
Frank A. Johnson has sold an so
acre tract to family by the name
of Young. The land is near the
Olympia-Y elm road and is quite val
liable as home site. Although not
fully developed now it will soon make
a good farm, the greater part being
as level as house floor and good for
farming purposes.
The Whidden brothers have rented
the farm formerly owned by the late
George Ruddle, in the vicinity of the
Fir Tree mill.
Mrs. Bushnell is soon to have the
services of thoroughly practica
dairyman to take charge of her dairy
herd The new barn for the cows is
fitted with all modern appliances ant
there is nothing to compare with il
in this part of the state.
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BRIGHTON PARK.

Brighton Park Grange held its
meeting last Saturday night. with "A
larse crowd in attendance The next
meeting will be held Saturday, De
cemler Il. and viii be an Ml-day
meeting for the election Of officers
for the ensuing year. The Grange
has prospered during the past two
years more than it had for a humble
of years and expects to make bigger
success during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beatty have
returned home from Seattle after
weeks stay.
MIR. and Mrs. d. Mulholland and
little daughter Mildred are confined
to their home with a severe attack or
la grippe.
A G West was an Olympia visitor
last Tuesday.
The Brighton Park school enter
tainment which was held last We'd
nesday night, was a great success,
owing to the efforts of the teacher.
Miss Clara Clough was a visitor in
Olympia last Sunday.
Miss Laura Koch and Miss Eunlce
Turner were visitors at Brighton
Park last Sunday.
Ellen and Robert Langringe Of
Olympia spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Mum of this place.
]. C. Stiles barn burned to the
ground last Monday morning. The
fire was caused by lantern explod-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beatty were
IN Seattle on business last week.
j. l.. Morgan of Rochester spent
Sunday and Monday of last week Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. D. Mulhol-
land and family, Mr.. Mulholland re-
turned home with him. going to the
oil well which is about three miles
from Mr.. Morgan's place, returning
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sudman and
children of Olympia spent Sunday be-
fore last visiting Mrs. Sudman's sis
ter, Mrs. d. Mulholland.
Brighton Park Grange held meet
ing last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Lawton, Rob-
ert Mum, A. G. West and Victor Dent
went to the oil well Tuesday of last
week and reported lots Of oil and
lots OF people there to see it. iss
Grandpa Olney has been very sick
for the past few days at his home
near Tumwater.
The Thurston County Pomona
Grange held their regular meeting
i Wednesday with boulevard Grange.
The election OF officers being held at
this meeting.
Betty Williams and little Mildfed
Mulholland were on the sick list last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thoral Johnson were
business visitors in Olympia Monday
Of last week.
Miss Jessie Mulholland and Victor
Dent attended the party at Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Osborn's two weeks ago.
The Brighton Park school gave an
entertainment and basket social at
the Grange hall Wednesday night OF
last week.
STRAYED-Fi yearlings, three
red steers. two spotted heifers, al
mooley with half crop out of upper
side of both ears. Please notify Mrs
]. KehOe, Little Rock. ia.
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BOULEVARD.

The Mckinley school has adopted
the hot lunch plan again for the win
ter months. The teachers and par
ents after two years. experience with
the warm lunches find they are very
beneficial to the child's health.
There will be a parcel Post So
cial' Friday evening, December II,
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Tacoma and Seattle Saturday for .
visit. Z.
The Misses Shincke of South Bay
spent Thursday of this week at Joe
Longmire's.
Miss Bessie Sleater, who was oper-
ated on at st. Peters hospital two
weeks ago. returned to her home
here Tuesday and is recovering NICE
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Abernethy are
spending few days with their
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Huestin, near
Arcadia.
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FOR SALE-One 2-year-old colt
weight 100 lbs; six Jersey heifers
all ages. e. T. Palmer, Pleasant
Glade, Phone 1874. lost