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20 Acres on Clover Creek

The best of SOIL sand gravel
nigh state Of cultivation. good orchard fruit
room house
a good piece of ogged-off
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10-Acre Dairy

Fully equipped all N
close to school, mall
and all necessary
49,
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8 Acres

On &c fare Old Puyalup
house and city
property to the value of $780, mortgage
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100 Acres Wheat Land

Fart In crop balance In fallow
fair buildings miles from railroad is
good piece OF land and
rented this third be
warehouse the to turnyo
something that will actually
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VACUUM CLEANING

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RUGS and carpets carefully cleaned
vacuum; 9x12, 40c; smaller ones
less. Proctor 1241.
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DREssMAKING

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EXPERIENCED dress maker from
the East wishes sewing by the
day Work guaranteed. 1901 No.
Prospect st.
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL BARGAIN

nnelo
Pacific. This property is
by s
win take mortgage back for
he
An Equity In Frst-Class North End Residence
Well located all paid IN lots win consider
couple of the balance payable monthly nsamens
Modern Up-to-Date North End Bungalow
Two fine the house
to the amount of $500. balance
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOB SALE CHEAP fine s-year-
ord colt, well bred, city broke,
gentle and good traveller. ls06
Pacific Nv. n - -
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BERTHA M. GRIFFITH. sIa Prov.
dent Bldg. Money to loan. real
estate and brokerage.
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UNIVERSITY student would tutor
J by the hour, grammar grade SUBJ
ject or high school English Can
give good references. Add. MI.
Times.
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UNFURNIsHED Flat

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COR 18th and So. 1 SITS, clean,
pleasant, newly papered unfur-
nished flat, rooms. bath, gas
range. reasonable rent.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
b-room bungalow, 2 lots, nice
lawn and berries, $500; small pay
ment balance like rent. Proctor
g21.
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For sale cheap. 2O-acre fruit and
berry ranch. Price $4,000. Call Main
s154 after p. m.
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Lots On Paved Street
Two lots on South 18th, on car
line, for very low price for cash.
Ask owner, Main 1907, during Of
flee houGs.
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WOMAN wants chamber work. r.
9. Times.
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FOR SALE cHEAP--Light team,
double harness and top wagon.
Call at Boston Market, oath and Pa
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SO-Acre Dairy

70
vaion balance in
ana has fair set Of buildings
hoss and good heavy
you have clear residence that willing to
give mortgage
you are looking for land on
HOIST & PHILLIPS
1867 Provdent raoona w..
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A competent middle-aged lady
wants position as housekeeper
or any kind OF work. Main 1854.
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REAL ESTATE

A. III. RIcHAHDS q CO.
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
6o8-10 Bankers Trust Bis.
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FURNISHED FLATS.

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TO RENT-3-room furnished flat,
" block from court house, $3.50;
also two large unfurnished rooms.
Add. OIL Times
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MIDDLE-AGED woman wants
work by day or hour. Main 1913.
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wANTED-work of any kind or by
the day. Main $3.50. -.
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COAL AND WOOD. South End
Fuel Co. Phone Madison ISL
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SHOW CASES. office, store NJ.
lures doors. window screens
made to order. lumber. moulding
l121-zl Court G. Main 1881.
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VICTOR plano, $3.50; also fine roll
top desk. Purkey Bros. Main
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LOST

LOST--A lady's watch fob Saturday
night. Finder please call Main
1921 or Main 346S,
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DRY salt pork 10 lbs. for S1.oQ at
the Boston Market. Gath and Pa
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WOMAN wants chamber work
work of any kind. Main 1856.
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WANTED-By married man, house
cleaning and painting. Tel. Main
2141. Ed. Kenworthy. 725h SO. f.
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Jobs Wanted-Male

BOY 20. wishes position; references.
Ms, Times.
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PETERSON BROS. 1909 So. X 1T.
Main 331.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-14
HUNTER DIRECTS
VERDICT FOR UNI. W.
TAKES CASE OF coRPORAN VS..
UNION FROM APPANoosE
COUNTY JURY.

Centerville, Dec 13.-In taking the
case of T. E. Corporan VS.. the United
Mine Workers of America, district
No. 10, away from the jury and direct
ing verdict for the defendants, an
important point of law in reference
to the powers of labor unions was
decided by Judge F. M. Hunter in the
district court here. Corporan was a
member Of the mine workers union
at Cincinnati at the time it was sus-
pended from relations with the dis
trict because it had failed in some of
its obligations in dispute that arose
with the operators. When it refused
to obey the orders of the head Of
ficers it was suspended Later it was
reinstated, but not until its members
paid a fine of $40 each. Corporan re-
fused to pay his fine and demanded
reinstatement. Not getting reinstat-
ed and being refused work at union
mines he sued the United Mine Work
ers for damages After he had sub
mitted his evidence the case was TAX
en- from the jury by Judge Hunter
and the verdict directed for the union.
The case was ably contested. The
mine workers had several prominent
men here, including President Will
liam Rodgers, Secretary Treasurer
John Gay, Board Members Frank
Kerns Of the first and Shady Lewis
of the fourth and ex-Board Members
Joe Allison of the first and William
Mitchell of the second. Senator John
II. Clarkson appeared for the union.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-12-14
M'KEMEY HEADS
KAHGAHGEE CLUB

Fairfield. Dec. 13-Kahgahgee Golf
club Of this city has just closed one
of the most successful years it has
enjoyed since it's organization here
about ten years ago. In spite of the
fact that $500 have been spent this
year on keeping up the greens for
moving and other purposes and that
the first payment on the $4,000 club
house has been met there is still quite
a nice balance in the treasury.
Officers for the coming year have
been selected as follows:
PRESIDENT. S. Mckinney.
Vice president-Dillon Turney.
Secretary-Walter Hunt.
Treasurer-Frank .oies.
Manager of team-A. G. Spurlock.
Captain of team-Homer Murray.
The golf grounds of thirty acres sit,
uated just southeast of the city limits
is one of the prettiest links in the
state and with the erection of the new
modern club house this season the
members of this organization have
every right to be proud Of their
achievement in ten years time
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HENRY COUNTY IS
WORKING HARD NOW
MT. PLEASANT CITIZENS FORM
THEMSELVES INTO COMMIT
TEETo KEEP SCHOOL.

Mt. Pleasant, Dec l3.--That Henry
county intends to bend every effort to-
| wards raising the 100000 and thus
save Iowa Wesleyan college to Mt.
Pleasant was amply demonstrated Fri
day evening at an enthusiastic meet
ing of the Commercial club committee
held at f. C. Weir's office. There
was good attendance and the utmost
optimism was shown by all present.
Adam Weir was elected the perma-
nent chairman Of the organization.
Herbert Jeffrey was chosen secretary,
and will look after the details in con-
nection with the campaign. Negotia-
tons will Immediately be opened to
secure outside aid in the conduct of
the canvass. 1t is the intention to
have everything in shape by January
!. At that time whirlwind cam
paign will be inaugurated under the
leadership of the most prominent men
of the community to raise the $780,
required by Jan. 81. Iowa Wesleyan
must have this amount by the date set
if it is to remain a standard college
in class A with the authority to grant
degrees. If Mt. Pleasant fails in it's
task Iowa Wesleyan in very short
time will have either combined with
some other Methodist institution or
moved to different location.
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church was held big union meeting
relative to the future of Iowa Wesley
an college. The financial side of the
situation was not touched upon SO far
as taking collection OF the passing
of subscription notes. The meeting
was explanatory. DR.. Osborn endeav-
Ored to show to those who do not UNI
derstand, what it costs to build col
lege, what it costs to operate college
and why it is that no college is self
sustaining He also showed what the
college means to the town from a
religious. intellectual, social and bust
ness standpoint and the same intlu-
ence which it eXerts over Henry
county. His talk was along the line
of an answer to the question that is in
everybodys mind, Can Mt. Pleasant
and Henry County Afford to Lose
Iowa Wesleyan College?"
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SPEND MUCH FOR
YOUTHFUL CLUBS
STATISTICS SHOW THAT IOWA
is LIBERAL IN HER DONA-
TiONS TO WORK.

Des MOines Dec. 13.-Only two
other states spend more for boys and
girls club work than Iowa, according
to a statement prepared by w. H.
GemmeI. secretary of the state board
of education, who has just made a
report on the recent conference of
boys and girls club workers held at
ST. Louis. Nebraska will spend more
money for boys and girls clubs this
year than any other state. he says,
the amount being $4,000. Indiana is
second in the amount to be expended
with total of $15,4OO, and Iowa is
third, the amount to be expended in
this state being $13,4S2. This money
is spent jointly by the United States
government and the state agricultur-
al colleges.
The total amount of money. fed
eral. state and local, that will be ex-
pended during the year beginning
July l. 1915, in the various states for
agricultural and home economics ex-
tension work. including junior work,
will be $4,7S2.270. OF this amount
Iowa will spend $229,S78. This mon
ey. which Is to be expended for agri
cultural and home economics extern
sion, boys and girls club, county
agents, publications, ETC., is derived
from the following sources: State
appropriations. 100000: balance from
last year. $4,000; Smith-Lever appro-
priation, approximately $2S.794: Unit
ed States department of agriculture,
$4,000: county agricultural tax, ap-
proximately $4,000; local funds and
federal funds for farmers demonstra-
ton work, approximately $4,000.
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FISHER RESIGNS AND
TEEL IS NAMED

Fairfield, Dec. 13:-Albert F. Fisch.
er, county enginee. of Jefferson coun-
ty for the past two years has rendered
his resignation to the board of super
yisors and they will formally accept
the same at the January meeting. Mr..
Fischer has accepted a similar posi-.
ton in Jackson county and will thus
be enabled to live at home with H.
recently widowed mother in Iowa City
he has asked the jefferson county
board to relieve him by Jan. IS.
Don L. Teal of Mt. Zion, who was
assistant under Mr.. Fischer for wear
will be his successor. Mr.. Teal is now
holding the position Of county en-
glneer OF Lucas county but has asked
to be released the first of the year.
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BRIGHTON INSTALLS
AN ELECTRIC PLANT

Brighton, Dec 13.-Brighton is be-
ing lighted by electricity and within
short time most of the business
houses, many residences and the
streets will be illumined by the cur
rent to be generated at the new plant
built along the Skunk river. A white
way with electroliers in the business
district will be one of the features of
the new lighting system The bust
ness houses and several homes are
being wired as rapidly as the work
men can do it and all are looking for
ward to this modern improvement.
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WILL USE ARMORY
FOR SKATING RINK

Muscatine, Dec. 13-Announcement
was made that the Hares hall, former
headquarters for, Battery c, has been
leased to A. j Endter, formerly of
Muscatine, who proposes to open a
modern roller skating rink here. Mr..
Endter has successfully conducted a
rink in Rock Island for some time and
has also been in charge of the rink
at the Watch Tower at Rock Island,
for the past four years.
He stated that the old armory hall
is an excellent place for modern
skating rink and is confident that the
sport can be made most popular in
this city. 1t is stated that the rink
will be opened as soon as his equip
ment arrives.
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MILES w. WILKINSON
DIES SUDDENLY

Floris. Dec 13-Miles w Wilkinson,
ST., died very suddenly at his home
about four miles southeast Of Floris,
Dec. H. He had been in poor health
for several years with kidney trouble
and complication Of diseases, and
had been feeling not so well lately.
The doctor had been to see him
Saturday morning. His sudden de-
mise was not expected so soon, and
he hand his wife were alone when the
end came.
He leaves devoted wife, two sons,
two brothers and two sisters. Funer-
al conducted at the home today at II
O'Clock. Interment at Pierce GEM
etery.
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PULMOTOR SAVES A
LITTLE. BABES LIFE

Fort Madison, Dec. 13.-The pull
motor recently purchased by the city
was put to its first use and day-old
baby at the Sacred Heart hospital
owes it's life to the mechanical respi-
rator. The child was the son of Mr..
and Mrs Floyd Gehle of Denmark
and it was born apparently lifeless.
After repeated and vain efforts on the
part of the hospital physicians, the
pulmotor was used The child
breathed and doctors now say it has
an even chance for living.
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MARRIED AT STATE
FAIR: JUST TELL 1T

Clarksville, Dec. 13.-William j..
McCunniff and Miss lola Byam were
married in Des Moines at the state
fair on September 6, and have just
made the fact known to their friends.
The groom was at one time a bar
Der at this place but has been at WAY
erly for some time. The bride is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Win Byam
from near Clarksville Mr.. McCun-
milf has Just purchased barber shop
in Plainfield and they will start
housekeeping there.
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PRISONERS AFRAID
SANDERS WAS GOING

Fort Madison, Dec. 13.-Somehow
the report reached prisoners in the
Iowa penitentiary here that Warden
j. C. Sanders was to be transferred
to Anamosa at the first of the year.
It caused feeling of sorrow and re-
gret to virtually all of the prisoners
and, before the untruth of the rumor
was ascertained, move was started
to petition the state to retain Warden
Sanders here.
There was great rejoicing among
the men when they learned there was
no Glance of the warden being trans
ferred. EWX
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THUMB is EVIDENCE.

Des Moines, Dec. ia bitten
thumb was offered by mother in
juvenile court at exhibit A in evidence
OF the incorrigibility of her 1O-year-
old son.
The mother filed charges Of may
hem against her own son because Of
his savage action. Her thumb, said
the mother to the court officers, is
permanently mutilated. The hearing
will be held next week.
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BALL PLAYER GETS DAMAGES.

LeMars, Dec. 13.-In the district
court Ernest Trafford. well known
baseball pitcher, was awarded 1925
damages by a jury. Trafford sued Wal
ter Collins. manufacturer. for slam
der and assault. Collins accused Traf-
ford of being too familiar with Mrs.
Collins, and one day last summer call
ed Trafford to the Collins home, and
after making the accusation assaulted
him. Trafford sued for $4,000.
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EVELYN WILSON.
CARMl HUNT.
lIsIAI-

CVII1N "'.SSiNs
CARMl HUNT.
DOTTIE HUNT.
ELOlsE SHARER, (Muscatine.)
LLOYD WILLIAM BROWN.
MARIAN FRANCES BROWN.
CHARLES EDWIN BROWN.
IN MEMORY OF MAiDiE SUMNER
EDWARD DANIEL MILLER.
VINCENT CHARLES MILLER.
JEAN CRAIG.
SYLVIA CRAIG.
IN MEMORY OF REX DEE LOW
ENBERG.
LAURA FAY LoWENBERG.
ROBERT DANIEL WOOD.
LOUISE MATILDA WOOD.
CASH SOC.
MAURINE M,VEY.
MARTHA JOSEPHINE GUsTAsoN
BILLY BROWN.
WARREN ALFRED MOFFITT.
HERMET KENNETH CITIZENS.
LESTER JAMES r. BAKER.
MAURICE EDGAR MALIN.
kellogg, idaho.)
MIRIAM lNGRID PETERSON.
GRETCHEN ELIZABETH STOES.
SELL
CATHERINE Lorraine REEVES.
CHARLES GREENLEAF MER.
RlLL, JR.
GERALDINE M'cOMBER.
EMMA M'COMBER.
JACK M'CoMBER.
(Los AngeIes).
MARY ALICE GARNEAU.
CASH IS.
JANE FRANCES DORIAN
JOSEPH kANNALY DORIAN
CASH $500
ROBERT FRANKLIN SMITH
JOHN RANDALL LEONARD
FRANK BONNER LEONARD
CHARLES MATHER LEONARD
IN MEMORY OF MABEL FLOR
ENcE CANFIELD
MANDOLIN CHlSMAN
CATHERINE WORRELL
MARJORIE DURR CREATH
DORATHEA LURENE CREATH
iNEZ TILLOTSON
ORvlLLE ERNEST ADCOck
WILLIAM r. HARPER III.
BERNlCE HARPER
BILLY ANTON BOONE
FRANCIS Won SCHRADER
FREEMAN Won SCHRADER
DORIS FRY G-.....--.-f
PAULINE LAVONNE M'REY-
NOLDS
ROSA POLLING
CHARLES GALLEY ALDRlDGE
WALTER SMITH ALDRlDGE
(Wittenburg. Alberta, CAM
MARTIN LA VAUGHN RENSHAW
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NELLIE ELIZABETH POLLING.
GERALD COOkSTON CORNELL.
DELPHlNE OPAL CORNELL.
GWENDOLYN REATHA e. COR.
NELL.
CLIFFORD LEO SWANSON.
BERT JOHN SLUPiANEk.
DORIS BRIGGS TOWER.
FREDERICK KIDD.
PAU LINE KIDD.
ELEANOR SANDSTROM.
GILLIAN SANDSTROM.
WILLIAM JOHN SWEENEY, (Red
Lodge, MONTY
BERNlTA MAY CARTER.
RUTH ELIZABETH KENDALL.
GEORGE ROBERT KENDALL, JR.
HAPPY HOUR CLUB, 6 pairs.
PHYLLIS MARIE ALDER0lCE.
MARION GILMORE.
FRANCES GILMORE.
EILEEN GILMORE.
JAMES ALLEN WEIR.
MARY ALBERTA WEIR.
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RUSSELL EDWIN WRIGHT.
T. ARTHUR REIFsNYDER.
DOROTHY MAY MAC MANUs.
ELEANOR PATRICIA MAC MANUs
JOHN NJ. cANNY.
MARGARET MARY cANNY.
MARY ELEANOR CHNNY.
EDWARD RREAkEY CANNY.
ROBERT EMMETT cANNY.
ROBERT J. POWELL
JACK POWELL. ~
BILLY POWELL ~
WILLIAM J. POWELL.
minneapolis, Minn.)
HOLMAN FAUST
DUDLEY FAUST
ELBERT FAUST
JEAN FAUST
CAROLINE FAUST
Evanston, iH.)
1EKLA Won scHRADER
GRETCHEN Won SCH RAIDER
eau Claire, Wis.)
MARSHALL HESTER
W. T. kESTER, JR.
Evanston, ny
DONALD PICKETT
TRENTON HARRY MYERS.
RUTH ELEANOR 0lLLEN
cHAUNcEY FAY
BOBBY FAY
LOIS sAPP (Aledo, Ill.,
RICHARD RAUScHER
MYRON LOWELL BAKER
GERALDINE DELLA cRAMBLIT
WILLIAM NORRIS cRAMBLlT
MARY CECILIA M'AlOON
MARGARET M'ALooN
elizabeth M'ALooN .
ROSWELL DORR JOHNSON.
RosAMoND DoRR
(MIIes City, MONTY
HAROLD WESLEY CURRY
CHESTER BENSON CURRY
WILLIAM JAMES KING, JR.
EvERTA CECIL KING
CLIFFORD GUY DAVIS
9 ALICE MARIE oOoDFoRD
RONALD HOWARD DIckERsoN
ELIZABETH ROSE McN,cHoLAs
MARY THERESA McNlcHoLAs
DOROTHY FRANCES HALL
JEAN LUCILLE HALL
W(chIcaoo)
4 MAXINE EDWARD soNGER
aEnK POuNDSToNE
MAYNARD HUSTON
nuTH CATHERINE HUSTON
JACK ELIZABETH WALL
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YEA va gssSS u iIAa 3 n S U.s.,
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a; ALTON RAINY ELLER
n I z MuRlEL ELLER
I 4 iEMoRY OF HELEN JANE
4 Arb RoIM1R RAMsELL,
81 @AM HENRY RAms1LL
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,tsa (eston)
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81 LoRENCE e. McMl cHAEL
1 ORERT W. McM1CHAEL
u.oAUL C. McMlc HAZEL
FRED CARTER
YgLouis RUTH GIBSON
\ EoRGE HAMILTON GIBSON
.sEsTHER FERN GIBSON
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4 MAXINE ELEANOR HARTMAN
y MARY KATHERINE WALSH
( MAI CLIFFORD PICKETT
HELENELiZABETH MILLARD
/ M AHJORgOSE SCHMIDT
pORoTHY MAE SCHMIDT
i.hhcY IL SCHMIDT
tIoEHEs ESclLLE GENTRY
Il ioisE vAlRENE GENTRY
~ tRoTHY FR=RlA EDMONDS
'is ELvIN BLIl.ANcES WAYLAND
\ osDM UNDs THtT JOHNSON
aaHARYs LYNN 9oMAs SHAINEs
n JciLE EART GILBERT
.le.ARsHALlfti GILBERT
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(salt Lake City, Yutah)
MAXINE JONES
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1915 Christmas Stocking Club
DONALD MAXWELL FERN
HARRY SHELBY CARSON

DONALD MAXWELL FERN
HARRY SHELLEY CARSON
(Chariton)
GORDON CARLSON RosEN
LESLIE MELRE MCCOY
HELEN BLANCHE MCCOY
WILLIAM McNETT
GARNER McNETT
WILLIAM JOSEPH WHEATON
MAXINE YOUNG
JOSEPH p. TRAY
LESTER ALVIN DoWELL
ARTHUR EATON
ANN ELIZABETH EATON
LAMONT EATON
MILDRED LINTON
VIRGINIA FULLMER
MAXINE FULLMER
MARY MARGARET BONWlLL
SARAH AGNES BONWiLL
NATALIE HARROW SMITH
STEPHEN HARROW SMITH
Little Rock, Ark.)
JAMES LEROY HANSON
REG INA CECILIA ROBERTSON
RoSALIE GERTRUDE ROBERT.
SON
LORETTA AGNES ROBERTSON
THELMA ESTHER BROOKS
(SnowbeIt, MONTY
MRS. W. A. HARPER
WILLIAM w. HARPER
MARY GERTRUDE LAMB
THEODORE HERBERT MATTHEW
EILEEN MARIE LONG.
ELEANOR ELIZABETH CAPPS
MAE NEWQUisT
CECILIA IRENE NEWQUiST
IN MEMORY OF MAMIE E. LEE
BESSIE A. LEE
CLEO LEE
Enrol LEE PALMER
MARTHA PAULINE PROCTOR
DONALD IRWIN WALKER
SAMUEL n. HARPER
JAM ES RAYNER HARPER ass
WALLACE RUSSELL HARPER
JACOB WILLIAM oNsTOTT
LAURA BLYTHE WHITE
OLIVE HOPE WHITE
ELLEN GRACE WHITE
THEODORE GREENLEAF WHITE
JR. (Humboldt)
PAUL ARTHUR MooREHoUSE
WILLIAM o'BRiEN
JAMES LLOYD STEWART
MARY MADALlNE STEWART
KATHERINE ELIZABETH TRACY
KATHLEEN ELIZABETH STEW.
ART.
VERONICA LUCILLE FLAC1IF
MARGARET LOUISE HIGGINS
(Braddock, NJ. Dak.)
ELLEN DOROTHY BROUHARD
CLINT HARRY 6RouHARD
FRANCIS JOHN RUMP
MORRIS JOSEPH RUMP
DONALD ROY WILSON
IN MEMORY OF MARJORIE
FRANCES WILSON
WOODROW WILSON
DOROTHY IRENE WILSON
HAZEL PAULINE M'CUNE
MARY ELIZABETH MCUNE
JOHN CHARLES MOSES
DOROTHY ELAINE MOSES
CHARLES FRANCIS ANDERSON
BEULAH ELNORA 5lNkS.
THOMAS O'FARRELL WEiELAN.
LEWIS REARDON WHELAN.
MICHAEL FRANCIS WHELAN, JR.
JERALD CALLAHAN WHELAN.
DOROTHY DELL LEWIS.
CLYDE ERNEST PARK.