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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRsHBERG
A. b., NJ. A., NJ D. John Hopkins).

the exposure has been so long and
so severe that something else must
first be done before the routine pro-
cedure is carried out. In such cases
after the warm bath has been taken
benzoin mixture made in special
way Is allowed to dry on the skin
and remain there for an hour. At the
end of this interval the gum is
washed off with warm water and
the ounce seed applied. Severe winds,
dusty inland trips and railroad travel
call for this benzoin before the
ounce seed treatment. The. benzoin
combination is made easily, but re-
quires special care to avoid cumming
of the solution. Just enough tine
ture of benzoin is required to make
warm water milky, without a speck
of gum separating out and sticking
to the flesh. 1t must be made fresh
for each application. Usually from
half to a pint of water suffices.
AS a last resort, when an unusually
vigorous and long continued Jaunt or
sail In the seashore sun has we'll
nigh blistered the flesh, IN addition
to the ounce seed and benzoin ap-
plication, comfort and sleep at night
can be obtained by the use Of a 10
per cent. menthol in an alcohol So
luton. This, however, Is very strong
and taxes the delicate texture of the
face to such an extent that it's en-
ployment should be limited to en-
ergencies and never used oftener
than once or twice q week.
Answers to Health Questions
C. r. B-Q-What can do for cor
rugated ridges on my finger nails7
A-Massage the finger nails each
night with white vaseline.
L. B. C.-Q-what can I do for
| night sweats?
A-Night sweats mean THAT some
slight infection is still present which
| good food, fresh air, sunlight and
sleeping in a well-ventilated room
will cure. You need twelve hours
sleep in the twenty-four. Night
| sweats do occur in tuberculosis, but
| 1t is a complication from other mi
| crobes of Infection
NINETEEN YEARS-Q-Will you
| please tell me what I can do for con-
| stipation?
A-Eat baked sour apples, grapes
| oranges, stewed pears, prunes, car
rots, vegetables with salad oils
| watercress, cereals, mush, cornbread
gingerbread, wheaton grits, game
plain pudding, ice cream, fresh meats
clear soups, clam soup, chicken, beef
and mutton broth, dried fruits
hominy and drink two glasses of dis
| titled water before meals. Also take
one teaspoonful Of milk of mag
pesia before meals. Exercise sew
eral hours before meals. Exercise
several hours in the open air, sleep
in a well-ventilated room, get more
rest, fresh air, sunlight and sleep
Avoid all salt or smoky fish or meats
milk, peas, beans, tea, coffee, all mill
J compounds, pickles and pastries.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
The Silver Lining

He was Scot, with the usunl
thrifty characteristics of his race.
graphed a proposal Of marriage to
the lady of his choice. After waiting
all day at the telegraph office he re-
ceived an affirmative answer late at
night.
"Well, il 1 were you," said the op-
orator who delivered the message
'I'd think twice before I'd marry q
girl who kept me waiting so long for
an answer"
ma, na," replied the Scot. "The
lass for me Is the lass wha waits
for the night rates"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
A Prize Baby

Little Minnie was having a birth
day party and some of the guests
were discussing the merits OF the
babies in their homes.
MY little sister is only five months
old remarked Annie, land she has
two teeth"
my little sister, said Nellie. lis
only six months old, and she has
three"
Minnie was silent for moment,
then burst forth
my little sister hasn't got any
teeth yet, but when she does have
some they're going to gold ones"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
Brothers in Woe

Terence McCartey, do you swear
that you know the applicant, Michael
Murphy, who has made application
for an increase of pension"
''You may well say that / do" said
Terrence ME and him were shot in
the same leg at Antietam."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
BoW CbinSs Cook

When tender leaves adorn each tree
The world looks very good to me;
| know my business does not thrive
But still I'm glad to be alive.
My gardens growing we'll and |
Will soon partake of rhubarb pie
And Strawberries I'll soon have grown
On land that can call my own.
I'll like to pick them in the sun,
Seeking to find the reddest one;
For shall feed it to the kid
treat his mother would forbid
III have to work from dark to dawn,
Put up the screens and NOW the lawn;
It's great to work, and yet wish
That could spare the time to fish,.
It's true that trade is rather slack,
So the store I'll turn my back,
And in my garden plant some corn,
And just be glad that was born.
Chicago Daily News.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
POINTS ON THE PROPOSED CHARTER.

While end of deep study and earnest thought
must necessarily be INDUCED in before the merits and
emerits the proposed charter for the city of
Newark can be determined there features in the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
ODDITIES Nv
TODAYS NEWS
Revivalists Triumph Over Baseball Play
ers in Contest for Field.

Revivalists Triumph Over Baseball Play.
ers in Contest for Field.
LOS ANGELES, June 2s-Ball
players and revivalists clashed over
possession of a baseball diamond in
the suburbs, and thet revivalists
triumphed. 1t happened thusly:
The Arroyo Seco nine arrived at its
park one morning to find a pulpit
erected IN the pitchers box and pews
on the home plate. Their wild cries
were no match for the oratory of the
revivalists. Desperately they at
| tempted to play a game, but the
pitcher found 1t impossible to hurl
curves while standing beside the
preacher and the batsman had no
room to swing his ash among the
pews. So the team, although leading
the County League, surrendered, and
the revivalists still hold the field.
Horned Rooster Is the Latest Freak in
Cleveland Zoo.
CLEVELAND, June 29.-Brookslde
Park Zoo here has the very latest
animal freak-a horned rooster. Zoo
Keeper Muldoon believes Dick Is The
only "deer-rooster" in the world
Dicks antlers are about two inches
long. Curving gracefully outward
and upward, they end In notched
points Wner6 Iney are just beginning
to fork like the horns of an elk.
Students of American fauna are
stumped. They can't explain the
phenomena. And the oldest part Of
the freak is that the bird Is kept in
a deer park.
Maybe Dicks environment brought
the horns" says Muldoon. But he
has EN-, all right"
Wheat Crop Brings Harvest Of Beaux to
Kansas Girls.
SMITH CENTRE, Kan, June 29.-
The municipal marriage bureau, or
ganized last spring, is to be abolished.
What correspondence could not ac-
complish the maturing wheat crop
has been able to do, and do well.
There has been an oversupply OF
women and girls in Smith county, hut
the coming of the harvest hands has
changed all this. Bright young fel-
lows from colleges and univers ties,
East and West, have become inter-
ested in the Western Kansas girls.
Two weeks delay in harvest work
has given the stranger ample oppor-
tunity to go courting, and there isn't
girl in Smith county now who
hasn't at least one beau. Many of
them have two or three applicants,
and the marriage license clerk is an
ticdratinp a rushing business.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29

ment? She has wrought nightly;
invention, science, government, won
ders in finance and material creation
all these the Toronto man would
sweep aside as of less significance to
mankind than these unguarded 4,ooO
miles that stretch their friendly
length between two great peoples in
spired by Identical ambitions for
freedom, but bowling allegiance to
different flags.
The lesson is we'll timed and well
conceived.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
New Western Ideas in Selling.
49,. 4la Nahro ubo gtafo journal

From the Nebraska State JOURNAL.
Some of the largest grocery stores
in Southern California have adopted
the system of quoting regular prices
on their goods, with reduction of
5 per cent for cash and further
reduction of per cent. II there is no
delivery. This separation of the price
of merchandise from the cost of ser
vice has been widely discussed In the
trade throughout the country, but in
only few cities have the dealers be-
gun to make the distinction. The
California dealers advertise the regu-
lar prices, with a separate column for
the price after the reductions have
been made. The difference is enough
to tempt many buyers to. pay cash
and carry bundles home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
Negro Minstrels Passing.

From scribner's Magazine.
OF all the varied and manifold
kinds of theatrical entertainment
negro minstrelsy is the one which is
absolutely native to these States and
which could not have come into exist
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29

Copyright, 1915, by E. ]. Edwards
All rights reserved.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29

Published every afternoon Sundays excepted by the
Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing Company,
Branford Place and Nutria Street. Newark, N j.
Phone $500 Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29
Answers to Health Questions

C. r. B.-Q-What can do for cor
rugated ridges on my finger nails3
A-Massage the finger nails each
night with white vaseline.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-06-29

Entered as the Postofce Newark
Member of the Associated Press and United Press
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
,Oaniferenr
ous0ag ben 3. gu5uft, 1915.
Blair, Rsbr.

y 6aooe iaa 9eies a pore 4tis-
fonarer fra Sapan, Sat % Q2rs.
5 =. 9iielien, i saaoa8s, % De
sior0e itore 5oriamlia9er 1ieueite
baaoe 6ormiooag. GiteraiiOoag Og
Aften Dien ga 8e0afteren Iffe ba0-
De Seiligbeo til At pGre meO isreno
ON afteuen, maa 0i o%pientlia for-
tptle efter andre. buao Der oog
maaife fan 0Gre all ri16t4
On 5%ormiOoageH talte 9ait.
g1ielien Deo @uostieneiten I airfen.
6aa oDlrite 0aaeus Sefit, f%oritaar
Di, men ban oiloe fife prpOife oDer
Den. ForOi ban 6an0e aiort ben Or
forina, at noar ban ferit ifnlOe
prqoife ooer en- 9efit. iao if sam
altfor fort lib Ri at fortpae ON
TorboIoene % oeres 4rbeioe Ser
moe | Sapon. San f%ortaIte oa ON
TorbolOene 90 BET inpanife FoIt
for at aioe Silhsrerne en- TorItan-
ellie al MisIionrrernes @erning
blanot Sapnnerne.
On Gftermiooagen 6olotes Qfs-
bet oppe paa Cana College. bDor
Grs. 3ielien ~fortalte ON Be @rene
Of 4r5eioet. iom bun iorataar -
arbeioet blanot aoiuoer % gsrn.
8i foritoo. at Self par rigtig glaze
oeo. hDao bun paa I'm %natnrlige
Iaaos boooe fortaIt OH tit arbei-
Sc bfanOt a%pinOerne, SsnOagsifole-
arbeioet o. ainoergarten. 5nn
paaoiite, 5oilfeu S~noilpoeGe oct bar
paa S%opanerne. mar De iom 9srn
Fdar en- 5oreitilling ON, 1uor IN
tetiiaeHoe BET er at tilbeoe Oeoe Af-
guosbilleOer. Otter Mgoets Slltt-
ming par Der 5paesipisning I Sfo.
Gems Spieial, boor benimoO 200
Nerneifer beipiites.
On aitenen oar Ser after Nsoe
/ Rirfen, hnor Bort. Rielien igen
toIte. Ogiaa Der bolOt ban iig iii
Nisiienen men forifeIligt ira ON
Sormio0ogen, BET oar mere 0pIe-
nelIer og SmaatrPf. ban Der gaO
til 9eoIte.
Otter port Sfen er ilige Wais-
f~on9rbeisg al itor 9etponing. Oct
er al getponing for os, iom gennem
mango Slpetleo bar mot ariiten-
oOmmens Sober at bore ON 5or-
bolO / SeoningelanO for 0es beore
at funne paaifsnne og taffe SUD
for, bpno ri eier. Og oct er Oa
frrlia al 9etponina ior at 0affe
Snnos og Snterese ior 5eouinge-
misiionen at bere ON 5ilitanoe og
5orhoIo / 5eoninselano al DEM.
Der itnar I ar6eioet oeruoe = fife
at tale ON BET Tonne / at msOes
nteo og billie paa pore egne
Eaf for geisgetl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
arebsmBm.

Soma areOs afboIOer, ON @uO
oil fit aarIige RsOe i Ra8aretb ..
en-. -liitb. RenigbeO I Coulter Sa.
ira B. lib. September.
Meoet beg1noer meo @uostiene.
tie 5reoag 6%ormioOag 81. 1917 /
airten.
6elgenoe Gmner oil bliDe orsftet:
1. are6iens Gmne: uoo9loelien
i 5orboIo iii aaIoeIien. Rattb. 20,
16 % %. IA.
2. RenigbeOens Gmne: ct frugt.
bringen6e Nenigbeosarbei0e, 1.
aor. 10, SO.
areoiens Brpiter ~iorDenotes og
Menigbeoerne onmo0es fRrIigit ON
at In0e fla reprpientere PED areo'
lens aorsmsoe.
Sub DeIfigne Sfqnnet.
9nn areoiens 8egne.
u. Sd. RieIfen.
Rasoretbs Renigbe6, Coulter,
So., ~inobpoer berueS fprlie til
4re6smsoe 9eItoeerne beoes meIOe
fig / goo 1io, beIit inben ben II.
Septentbcr til en- at unoerteeneoe.
ReIs geoerfen, Rgb's 5mb.
u. 81. Rielfen, Ngb's Brrit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

81 beoit forsge Sc inges Snteresie
for Dor oonifIutberife 9irfe?"
Gltergang 5reoag gftermiooas
81. 8.
On 9sroagen afboIOer areoien
tit 5orretningsmsoe bUor fsIeenoe
pigtige Saeer be5anoIes:
I. areoiens 0fisiion,
2. 2litber College.
8. gaIg al me GmbeOsmpno.
Oct er 10 en- SeIofsIae. at ale
grcS'ens Rrpiter giper Ws0e. mar
oa lite Spa0om iorbinorer Dem,
men oct er ogion en- Selofelge. at
ale @%enigbeoer { areOien bsr lace
ia reprpientere peo I eler 2 De.
Iegater. eiteriom M Renigbeoens
StsrreIie er.
gennerl tom nh os esr bette
Rre0smsoe til et ltort og talrigt be.
isat Neoe. o. Serren eipe os fin
Ran6e oner oetl
Ran areoiens gegne
Carl R. OIfen. Ser.
u. q. Sing, areOsf.
rSisIae areOieus 9eilntning be.
tales 81 ior 0p5oIoet moer Dc.
BET = enfelt @laaltiO 25e.
5 &enboI0 til openitaaen6e, ino.
bpOer berpeo Smmanuels Sonife 60
lutb. Renisbeo 8enner al port fir
feIige arbeibe pan BET fPrligite til
at bare meo os / De Gage. Rm
beoes pnn oct inoitpnOiaite ON at
fnomeIOe zig til m0ertegneoe inoen
OnsSae Den 10. September.
81. 8. 8Iocf,
500 9afdpette apenue,
Rncine. mis-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

&c Spro9 bItoe benpttet. men riue.
ligois oil BET enee!ife faa 6orran.
gen, ga eette MeOe fo%rtrinsuis er
6eregnet paa l%ln9oommen % oels
paa 6oIf. JON fife foritaar CAN'T
Sprlig @euneifer, iom tiI5srer eI.
Ter itdmmer i'm Dor litberife airte
ifobpoes. aae er peIfomne - 6or
ltoen to caer ire iremmeOe RrPiter
6ar StuS. u. 0nuien % 5uitrli
loaet at fomne me0 Il biorage ueo
oeres San9 o1 0hliif I'll at bringe
@eliianelie o1er Weoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Senongsifolemeoe / Fremont,
0ebr.


Zen al Snmfunoet DaIete 5en.
Ongsifolefomite pil iomles / 3re-
mont. Rebr., / Dngene ira 26-29
aue. 1915. 5oritoen aomiteens
5orretningsmeoer oil Der bliue al.
bol0t ofientlige Nsoer j airfen
bOer Dag. boor SenonesifoIeia-
gen oil blipe orsftet babe |
5oreorng, 9rn6ifener og Smta.
Ter. Wenigbeoen Der | 6remont
inobp6er | Den GnIeoning Sen.
oagsifoleIeIprere og ANDRE iom in.
teresierere6e / SsnboqsifoIeioeen
til at beige os / o0ennRonte Dage.
i forloneer life getaIing for Op-
boI6et Der UNDER Reoet, men pi be.
Der p0nt ON, at 3 oil inomelOe eoer
| goo Eio, fao oi fon fna isreet for
gldos til eoer ole.
Nprmere Tiupsninger ffoen.
Boa aomiteens og Wenigbeoens
gegne. 81. IF. Senfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

acnnarO. Missions u Ing
0omsmsoet. lem er tillnit Der til
pda Senoaa aaoet StcOs. 6e8paoer
meo Il 6or6ereoclie5meOe - San8-
a5elie oa Zen om @nO5 eeijaaelie
ooer @s0ct - Ssroag 2titen al. s.
Sen0al 6e5Dnoer Q5ooet ST. 10
amO. airfen meo en- tori Borne
auostieneitc sioen oil to Al De Be.
fggeuoe GrPiter 6oIoe. bper en- fort
9rpoifen. oea enc paa 9anif %
BEN au0en pda enaelif gfter
acknowledgements unoes Den
..oimd4 iom Soft brin9er meo /
6ereS Wa6frrDe. - On gftermio.
oaaen 6oIOes RsOet. ON @eiret til.
Iaoer. t s~folepnrfen q mooint Eli.
frISe / airfen). Ser 0iI oaioa bea-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Ge6rnifa. arcOiens aarsmpbe.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aarsmpOe.
Rebraita are6s aiboIoer tit If.
aarsmsOe / 5reoeritsborg oeo0ain-
oen. / 9agene ira t6.-t9. Sept.
ON CUB oil.
5sI9enOe Saser iorelisser til
5orbanoIin9:
1 9aIg al enbeosmpno.
2. are0iens emne: g0oob er oen
lutberife airfes 8runoprintipper2~
8. Reuigbeoens emne: Dor
altertieneite belpit."
4. 9utber College.
Vile areoiens 9rGiter dnmoOes
ON al fomme til Rs0et.
Oct ~ioroentes at ale areoiens
gfenigbeoer ien6er Dele1ater til
til RsOet.
9na 0rbrnifa are0iens gesne.
Cars SEMEN areosformanO.
3 5orbiubeIie meo ooenitaaenoe
uOienoer 5reoerifsborg oanife en-
lutberffe @enig6eo. oeo Rinoen,
0ebr., en- farIi3 SnobpOelie til
grpiter. 9elegnter % aaore gaeO.
lenmer Of pore M~enigbeOer til
are0smeoe / 5reoerifsborg, Rebr.
fra f6.-f9. Sept. 1915. genner,
Tom oil bol6e Ssiti6 'ne0 os / Dis
fe Gage. maa meI6e os 1i6 %
Steo Tor Oeras 9tnfomit fer s. Sept.
Wsoet beapnoer dors0ag 9f.
ten is. Gent. az. 8. git ira fan
man fomme til @inoen 4.25 ,. M.
os 9.35 p. m. geItfrn fonrmer 20.
get in6 7,20 ,. NJ. Ultra fan 20.
get til llpIon6 ogIaa benDttes, Tom
nnfommer 6,52.
MeIO os Iaa Ste0 o. 9io for
eoers aomme / 9ioe = for 8.
Sept. gna @gb's gesne,
;. 6. Senfen, 5ormm6.
8. 3. Senfen, Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

@isiiunsmpbe

Bill @uo ai5oIOes 9tisiionsmsoe
/ getbania gienisbeo peo aimbaIl.
ton, So, / 8agene ira 3. -.
8enner inObD6es poa oct fPrIig.
tie til at fonme og belle Cubs ri.
aes @ooer meo os | De nRonte Ia.
qe.
gad Reniabeoens 9egne.
8. 9. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
arebsmBbel

9ltlantic Rre6s al ben ~ioreneOe
5. 60. lutb. airfe ofboIoer fit aars.
msoe I getbania Wenigbeo. so.
ton, Mngi., ira ben 3oie til ben
6te September.
Qorsmsoet nabnes meo @uostie.
neite 5reoog 5orm. SCI. 10. 2sr-
bag 9orm. boIoes 5orretninssmsoe
for at forbanOIe ON 2reoiens Nis.
iionsarbeioe, Dplge gmbeosmpno,
iamt orsfte fsIgenoe Sag, iom Dor
9irfes AorsmeOe lagoe ben til
areosmsoerne: ySfol Srinttotis
Seminorium forfIpttes til entber
College, 8ocine, isis 5reoag e.
termiooag orsites Rreoiens % DE
~niq6eoens Gmner.
Qreoiens Gmne: 8ennen /
Ebes. 8, II.
Wenigbeoens emne: Wt. 7, 81.
altergang Ssnoae 5orm. SCI.
1890.
greitemsoe 0sroae aften SCI.
100.
Oct forpentes, Of ale areoiens
Erriter fomnier, og at ale oens
W~enigbeoer ienoer OeIegdter.
Otter Rreoiens BefIlitning beta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
WinneiOta nOrOliss Siitrifts
linaoomsmeoe

HngoomsmeDe
nfboISes, ON @uO oil. / 5utdinion
Den 17.-t9. Sept.
Rsoet begpn0er 9ors0as aiten.
5sleenSe emner oiI bIioe Orsi.
tet:
.llneOOmsarbeiOets @aaI, 9eie
log Ribler."
aSoorleOes 5Iioer ies Dis / min
SnIisbeOsiae?"
Den friiteIise llngOom % Ris.
fionen."
Rom MI fare uitge 8enner ion
frenlt ) fan. Serren oil oeliiene
ReOt o. bner fom fommer oerl
SnomeIo eSer / 5ioe til llnoer.
te1ne0e.
9na llnsoomsiorenin9ens geene.
9beo. g. Sect.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25

Oct oonife Excitement peo
Stanoaro, alberta, Canada snifer
at benIe0e Opm9rfiombeoen poo
at goOt oe billiei 2ono enonu er
at faa Der paa 20 aors afbetaIing.
vile O%pIpsnineer ON 5OrboIbene er
in0eboIot | en- lille BOG uosioet
al ben onnife SettIement alub oe
faos frii oeo Sennen6eIie til alub.
bens Sefret9r.
antbon o. Rnsmusen n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
arebsmsbe.

@isconfin are6s al Den fOrene-
be odnife co. -llItb. airfe ! amerifa
afboIoer, oil SUD, tit oeIesereoe
amsmsoe / 5umanuels Renisbeo,
@acine, isis, / Dasene ira ben %.
iii ben 26. September.
adrsmsoet anbnes me0 Cubs.
%tieneite | SmmanueIs -Rirfen Dns.
oogen ben 229. Sept. SCI. s.
9ors6ag oe 5reoas bebanoIes
fig. gmner.
1 0or. I. 30 o.: uGporLe0es tan
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@ubstieneitrr

\ ~ ! !
SBnSne- Senoagsifole SCI.
9.f5. @uostieneite 81. 1890 6m
og aI. s aften.
Genndr0:
Ssnoogsitole buer SsnOag 81.
10. Danif @uostieneite 1. 90 3.
Senoae / boer Ranneo 5ormiOOog
81. II. gngeIif @uostieneite ,. og
|. 5snooe / boer Raaneo 6ormio.
oaa RI. Il.
Drum: @uOstieneite 1. o. 3. Ssn.
bag / boer RaaneO. 81. 1890 Gor'
miooag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-25
Iisiiunsmsoer.

ON @uo oil. af6olOes ser 0lis.
iionsmsoe / Reniabeoen oeo Gal,
lenOnr. Soma. / 8agene as.
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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1915-12-24
Local Happenings
BY RALPH N


Griffith Bates, who is attend
the Westminster College at Full
ton arrived Saturday evening to
spend the holidays here with his
father, DR.. G. w. Bates.
Mrs. j. M. Poage went to Kan
sas City Monday morning for a
brief visit.
Mrs. Timothy Collins and two
children of Kansas City, who are
visiting Mrs. Collins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mcdonald,
spent Sunday in Higginsville
with Miss Kathryn Summers.
Mrs. John Rogers Of Kansas
sas City spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Judge 7. A. Walker spent Sun
day In Higginsvile.
W. R. Humphrey spent Sunday
in Kansas City.
Mrs. Laura Page and daughter,
Miss Winifred, returned to their
home in Kansas City Sunday
morning, after attending the
funeral of little Miss Winifred
Laura Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Bu-
lab Page accompanied them
for a visit.
John l. Ashurst and two sons
went to Kansas City Monday
morning for a several days stay.